Cubs and Cards Play Drawn Game in St Louis
In St Louis on May 12 darkness halted a Chicago St Louis tilt in the 13th inning with a score of 56 to 6. The visitors capitalized on wild pitching by Doak and Perritt while Chicago tied it in the ninth on Cather’s single and Wingo’s triple followed by Magee’s hit.
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Perritt
Cather
Wingo
Magee
Chicago
J. Louis
Pierce
Lavender
Zabel
Archer
Bresnahan
Griner and Snyder
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Byrne
Lobert
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Rucker
Cravath
A. Rucker
Fischer
Kiliter
Punkerton
Wen
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Reads
Syn
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Muscatine
Clinton
Miller
McMillan
Muse
Area
McNeeley
Fingal
STANDINGS AND RESULTS IN CENTRAL ASSOCIATION
Baseball standings and results from multiple leagues are reported with scores and notes. Games in progress or affected by weather are noted as called or postponed. Tomorrow’s schedule lists Keokuk at Waterlog and other matchups.
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Burlington
Waterloo
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Clinton
Garkness
Waterlog
Pirates trounce White Sox in exhibition game
In Pittsburgh on May 12 the Pirates beat the White Sox 7 to 2 in an exhibition. Batteries Harmon and Katara worked for the Pirates with Walsh Faber and Mayer catching. The game featured strong hitting as Pittsburgh built a lead early and maintained it through seven innings.
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White Sox
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Nationals
Chicago Americans
Harmon and
Burlington Tops Jays In Tight Waterloo Defeat
Burlington won 10 to 8 over Waterloo as McCoy pitched the full game for Burlington and Tuttle lasted for Waterloo. Key moments included two home runs by McGlade and Hill’s homer for Waterloo, with Burlington overcoming early deficits through timely hitting and fielding errors by Waterloo. Meinert, Lowther, Singleton, and McAuley sparked the Burlington offense in a contest that featured heavy hitting and multiple scoring innings.
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Manushers
Waterloo
McCoy
Tultle
Jays
Cowboys
Hill
McGlade
McAuley
Stadtfeld
Strong
Allen
Wilkus
Tuttle
Ron
Brewer
Harmon
Siglin
Wagner
Muntess
Meinert
Lowther
Singleton
Acrogs
McGlada
Futtle
Lante
Rolleg
Roll‘g
Gee
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H. PO. A. E. Meinert
Rolles, Co
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ROT PO. A
Drewer
McAnley
Wi J. Hill
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Witkus
Tum
Jeffries
Waterloo Oo
Todds
Meiert
Junte
Hhl
Baltimore Beats Buffalo in Opening Game at New Federal Park
Baltimore defeated Buffalo 8 to 4 in the opening game at the new Federal Park yesterday. The contest marked the debut of the facility with both teams fielding strong lineups and early runs deciding the score.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Glad of Salts Kidney Health Advertisement Row
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney cleansing remedy. It claims drinking water and a lemon grape acid mix with potassium salts will flush and activate kidneys and relieve back and bladder discomfort. Sold by H W Taggart.
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H.w.taggart
McGlade and McCoy Highlight Slugfest Pitching Duo
In a high scoring clash, McCoy and Tuttle locked in a pitching duel with McGlade facing multiple strikeouts. Key moments include wild pitches, passed balls, and stolen bases by Lowther and Singleton, plus several sacrifices and a hit by pitcher Tuttle. Umpire Genius Time presided as game lasted 1 hour 40 minutes.
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McGlade
Hil
McCoy
Tuttle
Balla
McAuley
Siglin
Brewer
Tittle
Rolley
Lowther
Singleton
Harmon
Wilkus
Ottumwa Tops Spencer 8 to 3 in Baseball Clash
Ottumwa hammered Spencer for 12 hits including four for extra bases to win 8 to 3. Hruska homered and Itruska collected three hits as Ottumwa built a lead, while Dunne held Bun nies to limited scoring opportunities.
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Spencer
Bunnies
Dunne
Mine Safe Swats
Itruska
AB. R.H
A. E
Broderick
Broderick, Ef
Holley
Reinhart
Senneff
Kensell
Hruska
Eastman
Rap AB. R.H. P.O. A.B. Smith
Vyarris
Pappe
Brennan
Wambsgansa
Brown
Fulton
West, A
Spencer, P
AEE Ottumwa
Seneff
Wambsganss
West
Atolen
Kennedy
Stubborn Cough Ad Warns of Spring Risks
An advertisement warns that a stubborn cough worsens in spring and recommends Foley's Honey & Tar Compound to heal inflamed throat and bronchial surfaces. It urges avoiding substitutes and notes it is sold by druggists nationwide. A separate notice invites surrounding towns' baseball teams to request Dunkerton Iowa dates with manager Lannigan.
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Foley
Dunkerton
Lannigan
Iowa
Get-It's corn cure touted as painless and easy
An advertisement promotes GETS-IT as a leading corn cure promising quick relief with drops, avoiding the pain of filing or cutting. It claims widespread success and offers direct sales from Mune & Co of Chicago.
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All Drug' Noshote
I, Ls Mune & Co
Chicago
Opening GameWednesday Parade Planned in Waterloo
Waterloo opens its baseball season with a parade and program on the bridge at 2 pm, featuring the Jobbers league players Booster club and auto owners. The two teams arrived today and officials expect a festive turnout despite the postponement.
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Wilh
Waterloo
Feel Dull and Sluggun Start Your Liver to Working
An old advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets to energize the liver and relieve constipation. It cites J. L. Mc Knight of Fort Worth Texas praising the product and notes merchants planning to close briefly for a program.
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J. L. McKnight
Ft. Worth
Texas
Waterloo Auto Club Eyes July 4 800 Mile Sweepstakes
The Waterloo Auto Club plans a club run to Sioux City for the 300 mile sweepstakes race on July 4. Sioux City Speedway association will stage the event with purses totaling 25 000, drawing top drivers after the Indianapolis meeting. "Smiling Joe" Dawson has signed to enter, signaling strong interest.
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Sioux City
Sioux City Speedway Association
Arthur A. Ellerd
Sioux City Tribune
Speedway Association
Auto Club
Sioux City Association
Ellerd
Indianapolis
Joe” Dawson
Opening Day Baseball Names City Parade and Weather Delay
Wednesday opening game features Waterloo and Keokuk with Mayor Thompson to pitch. Parade at 2 pm from Fifth Street Bridge. batteries McAdams Wagner vs Wittaker Sweet. Business houses suspend 2 to 4. Earlier ceremonies postponed due to heavy rain and cold.
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Keokuk
Fifth Street Bridge
Thompson
McAdams
Wagner
Wittaker
Sweet
City
Cities to Send Large Delegations Mentioned
The article notes that cities including Denver Lincoln Omaha Des Moines Kansas City St Louis and others will send large delegations to an upcoming event. Names of specific organizers or dates are not provided.
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Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
Kaness City
St. Louis
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