Rabbits Beat Jays In Low Attendance Tuesday Duel
Cedar Rapids May 19 The Bunnies suffer a 4 2 loss to the Jays in front of a record small crowd of 107 at Bunty Park. Augustus and Seeger head the Rabbits errors pave the Jays path. Alperman Ashland drive two baselines for Waterloo’s Doctor Jay A Andrews championship club.
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Cedar Rapids
Bunty Park
Central Association
Bunnies
Jay A. Andrews
Waterloo
Augustus
Jays
Ben Seeger
Last Sinter
Michigan State League
Seeger
Alperman
Ashland
Tom Droban
Sheldon
Ashlend
Brennan
Munnies
Hofman
Marr
Augie
Hamilton
Donaldson
Rabbits
Crohan
Sheldonville
Collins
Ludwig
Wigslesworth
Fulton
Harry Ellis joins Mason City Club lineup revamp
Mason City reports Harry Ellis joins the club as a new outfielder and three other players are signed to strengthen the infield after the release of Red Welsh. Manager Harry Bay cites recent defeats and searches nationwide to build a stronger lineup with Horace Fags at shortstop and other signings to boost performance.
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Harry Ellis
Mason City
Harry Bay
Harry Ells
Bay
iFepad
Red
Suer
Cnemen
Lowther
Horace
GAMES YESTERDAY ACROSS BASEBALL LEAGUES
In American Association action at St Paul Columbus 0 to 1 Milwaukee 5 Louisville 2. Western League results include Des Moines 10 Denver 2 Topeka 10 Sioux City 5. Oller Bames postponed due to cold. Three-league Quincy 3 Rockford 2 Peoria 3 Dubuque 2. Davenport Moline games postponed due to cold.
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American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Des Moines
Denver
Topeka
Sioux City
Oller Bames
Quincy
Rockford
Peoria
Dubuque
Davenport Moline
Newark Shuts Out Pittsburgh Federals In Federal League
Newark shut out the Pittsburgh Federals 8 to 0 on May 19. Kaiserling pitched effectively while Scheer contributed standout fielding to back the effort.
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Newark
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Federals
Kaiserling
Scheer
Pitchers Battle and Signings Reshape Cedar Rapids Team
The Waterloo team heads home to open a three game series with Bun oles as Cedar Rapids signs two new pitchers Buttle and Torkelson and adds Fairchilds and Welsh. Wintz is sidelined with a sore arm and Ashland fills in at third base. Managers Andrews Boyle and Hamilton shuffle rosters, seek new players, and plan further signings amid a busy league movement.
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Waterloo
Bunoles
Wginnies
Jays
Cedar Rapide
Musecatine
Togs
Bunnies
Andrews
Buttle
Torkelson
Cedar Rapids
Focal
Hamilton
Seager
Mellinger
Fairchilds
Harry Welsh
Joe Wintz
Ashland
Wintz
Boyle
Pathfinders
John Singleton
Red Sox
Peorlia
Burlington
Red Lowther
Mason City
Augustus
Danny Harrell
Leiffers
Red Cox Triumphs Over Indians. Beard Shines for Ansons
Keokuk edged Burlington 6 to 1 as Randy Miller held the Indians to six hits. McCullough allowed three in the sixth as Burlington pulled away. Marshalltown blanked Mason City 8 to 0 with Guy Beard effective for the Ansons. Clinton and Muscatine game postponed due to cold weather.
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Burlington
Randy
Miller
Indians
McCullough
Miller and
MecGlade
Eggleston
Marshalltown
Mason City
Guy Beard
Kewanee
Ansons
Richards
Herrmann
National Commission
Ramosant
iMason City
Kocher
Weeks
Beard
Hammerschmidt
Clinton
Canton
Roush and Strand Spark Newark In Win Over Pittsburgh
Newark bats surge as Roush and Strand drive timely hits. Strand collects key RBIs while Newark builds early lead. Pittsburgh mounts a silent comeback in late innings but falls short as Newark plates six runs. Kaiserling Rari den, Allen, Leclair, Wnetzer and Berry contribute on defense and offense.
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Roush
Strand
Newark
Pittsburgh
Kaiserling
Rariden
Allen
Leclair
Wnetzer
Berry
Cubs and Giants Play by Play Noted in May Baseball Row
Chicago and New York split a tight pitcher's duel on May 19 with a 1 0 score. Humphries and Tesreau locked down the mound as Chicago took the win and the series move toward dominance in a suffrage day setting at the Polo Grounds.
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New York
Chicago
Humphreys
Tesreau
Polo Grounds
Equal Suffrage Campaign Committee
Schulte
Humphries
Bresnahan
Hamilton and Egan Close Deal
Muscatine May 19. Shortstop Augustus Wilh becomes member of the Musky club as Danny Harrell of Pittsburgh is released. Harrell, captain for two years and popular, is traded for Augustus from the Bunnies, with both likely to report to new bosses today. Managers cited strong infield potential with ODay and Augusts forming a fast double play combo. Sohn may move to right field as Augustus joins the Muskies.
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Muscatine
Danny Harrell
Pittsburgh
Muskies
South End
Augustus
The
Bunnies
Egan
Harrell
Altho
Hank” O'Day
St. Joseph
Keystone Guardian
Paris
Kentucky
Frank Hoyle
Hyan
Martini
Marshalltown
Musky
O’day
Moose Jaw
Sohn
Shorty
O'Day
Central Association
DUKES HOMER TIES GAME IN SEVENTH IN opener
In a tight opening Jobbery League contest at Red Cedar Park Cedar Valley tied Iowa Dairy 4 4 in the seventh as Joe Duffy’s four base blast and a late Cedar Valley rally saved Cedar Valley from defeat. Pitching was strong Claus allowed three hits Champe matched him with 11 strikeouts and three Iowa Dairy singles all in the fifth inning. The game ended due to darkness with a later date set to complete.
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Joe Daffy
Cedar Valley
Red Cedar Park
Iowa Dairy
Daity
Frank Champe
Herb Claus
Claus
Champe
Joe Duffy
Courier-Post Office
Citizens Gas
Town Dairy
W. Manahl
Harrison
C. Manahl
Walker
Jackson
Martin
HPOA
Urie
DO Salt
Sb.w. Ae
Duffy
P. Oeee
van Vleck
Fergeman
Head
Rere
Bentley
Brown
Fereday
L Town Dairy
Salz
Duffy Strikes Out as Claus and Champe Dominate Pitching
Game play by play notes Duffy struck out by Claus and Champe 11 times, Claus 4 bases on balls, wild pitches by Claus and Champe, passed balls by Martin, stolen bases by E Manahl, hits by pitch to several players, umpires Dunleavy.
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Duffy
Claus
Champe
Chambe
Martin
E. Manahl
Clause
B. Manahl
Urie
Fergeman
Dunleavy
Iowa Beats Upper Iowa 4 1 In College Baseball
Iowa City May 19 Iowa defeated Upper Iowa University 4 to 1 at low field. Pitchers Higbee for Upper Iowa and Deardorff for Iowa closed the game with steady defense and timely hits. Iowa capitalized on a productive offensive stretch to secure the victory.
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Iowa
Upper Iowa
Iowa City
Upper Iowa University
Higbee
Deardorff
Cornell tops Coe in 7 4 baseball clash
Cornell defeated Coe 7 to 4 in Mount Vernon Iowa on May 19. Byerly and Palmer pitched well but received weak support. Batteries Cornell Byerly Hughes Coe Palmer Poller. Minois edged Purdue 5 4 with Gunkie Davis and Kauffman Walter handling batteries in Lafayette Indiana.
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Cornell
Coe
Mount Vernon
Minois
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
ilHnoia
Iilinois
Gunkie
Davis
Kauffman
Walter
Red Faber Wins Sixth Straight as Chicago Tops Philadelphia 11 6
In Chicago on May 19 Red Faber earned his sixth consecutive victory despite a shaky start as the White Sox defeated the Phillies 11 to 6. Bush struggled with the cold while Chicago capitalized on timely hitting and Philadelphias wildness. Schalk and McAvoy led the Sox with strong supporting play as Bush and Schang yielded to the home club’s early surge.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Red” Faber
Faber
Bush
Philo
Schang
McAvoy
Schalk
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Edward Jose
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Anna Karenina
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Earl Williams
Anita Stewart
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Radnor
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Arthur Shirley
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Mary Maurice
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