Jays edge Manuschers 2 1 to extend win streak to ten
Burlington hosts a 2 1 victory over Manuschers as Tuttle returns to form on the mound. Glore allowed three hits and Miller closed the game to preserve the win. Siglin and Stadtfeld sparked offense with key plays in early and late innings.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across multiple leagues
In Central Association games Waterloo defeated Burlington 2 to 1, Muscatine beat Clinton 3 to 1, Marshalltown 12 over Keokuk, Cedar Randa 7 over Ottumwa 2. National League results include Chicago 5 over Pittsburgh 12, New York 5 over Cincinnati 4, Boston 2, St. Louis 6 over Philadelphia 3. American League shows Washington 6, Chicago 2, New York 2, Detroit 4, St. Louis 9, Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 8. Federal League notes Buffalo 0, Chicago 7, Pittsburgh, Kansas City 7 over Brooklyn 2, St. Louis 6 over Baltimore 0, Tidiananoalis 1. American Association lists Louisville 6, Milwaukee 2, Columbus 10 over Kansas City, Maveland 6, Minneapolis 7, Indianapolis 1, St. Paul 3. Western League reports Omaha 1, Ancola 8, Topeka 4, St. Joseph 12, Bronx City 12, Denver 11. Only three games scheduled. Three-League results Springfield 4, Dubuque 4, Tecatur 18 over Prama 5, Davenport Quiner 0.
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Topeka
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Cedar Valley Rown Defeats Citizens Gas 11-4 In Darkened Game
The Citizens Gas and Electric team fell to Cedar Valley Rown 11 to 4 after a long, disrupted contest halted by darkness. Kibbee started with a sore hand, Van Vieck relieved, but wild pitches and misplayed deliveries allowed Cedar Valley to score without many hits. Box score shows multiple stolen bases and errors shaping the comeback, with Mitchell and Clause handling mound duties in a high offense, low hit outing.
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Brooklyn Defeats St Louis 12 to 6 in Ragged Game
In Brooklyn, May 16, Brooklyn defeated St Louis 12 to 6 after a rough contest. Verbert relieved a wild starter as Vernon struggled, with a young Collegian Vernon lasting under four innings. The box shows Brooklyn 290 10400% 12129, St Louis 020301000-6 M4, Vernon, Taffete, Land, Groom, Herbert, Welch, and Simon.
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Semi-Pros tie in Baltimore win over Indianapolis in eleventh
In Baltimore yesterday Max Walsh hit a left field fence homer in the eleventh inning to give the Baltimore team a 2 to 1 victory over Indianapolis. Pitchers Suggs and Falkenberg held the visitors to eight strikeouts while Stod and Moran contributed solid defense. The game featured disputed calls involving Baltimore’s Karthke and a controversial umpire decision during the late innings.
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Bunnies Win From Champs In Tight Baseball Card
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 9 to 3 as batters mix hits with errors. Ottumwa beats Cedar Rapids 7 to 2 with Betsill strong for local club. St Louis tops Boston 9 to 2 with Wood back from surgery delivering fast pace. Detroit clears New York 4 to 2 amid crowd dispute over an umpire. Brooklyn overwhelms Chicago 12 to 1 as bases, timing and fielding click. Cincinnati beats Boston 4 to 2 in a tight game. Marshalltown ends skid beating Keokuk 12 to 8. Clinton downs Muscatine 5 to 3 in a close tilt.
Waterloo Gun Shoot At Prospect Park Draws Big Local Turnout
The Waterloo Gun club hosted a state gun shoot at Prospect park with 200 targets per participant and 10 050 targets thrown from two traps. N Muncey of Iowa City won high honors with 4190, while second went to 182. Scores list many local shooters and visiting sportsmen. plan to land the 1915 state shoot in Mason City. The waterworks board considers low pressure pumps and vinyl mains extension was deferred. secretary George H. Shoe maker travels to Philadelphia for the American Waterworks association convention.
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Ackill Leads Waterloo Hitting as Pitching Slumps
Waterloo's season woes hinge on pitching despite strong hitting from Ackill, Hill, Holmes, and Siglin. Hill tops team averages with others like McAuley and Allen contributing steady at bats. Menges and Stadfeld show struggles, while several players, including Stadtfeld and Menges, fail to reach the hit column.
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Askland
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Siglin
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Stadifeld
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Menges
Keokuk
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Coe Captured Conference Meet in Hollow Fashion
Coe College dominated the fifth annual Tewa conference track and field meet in Cedar Rapids, scoring 64 points to edge Carnell. Grinnell placed third, Morneje fourth, with St. Joseph’s Simpson and Des Moines each earning two points. Coe set six new records, including a pole vault by Verin clearing Drake’s record by two and a half inches, as twenty events culminated with Drake Stadium hosts next week for state title chances.
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