GOGG'S DARING BASE STEALING WON FOR TIGERS
Detroit fans hailed Cobb and Gosset or Gogg as he helped defeat New York 16 to 6. Cobb stole bases, including second and third, and scored on Younts single. Ty Cobb had four steals in the game, as Detroit rode solid hitting to a decisive victory at home.
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Tigers
Detroit
Mich
Cobb
New York
Coreleskie
Flece
Peckinpaugh
Veach
Bounder
Rama
Younc
Tygos
Nedgers
Reds
Brooklyn
Jack Coombs
Cincinnati
Coombs
Stengel
Clarke
Herzog
Ames
Myers
Wheat
Ames and Clarke
Coombs and
Miller
National League shutout as Griner shines for St Louis
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 in nine innings as Griner faced 27 batters with two singles allowed and no walks. Chalmers pitched well for Philadelphia but received poor team support. Other NL results include Pirates down Braves 7-0, Nedgers 2 Reds 0, Coombs blanking Reds for Brooklyn 2-0, and Giants 4 Cubs 1 in New York series finale.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Griner
Chalmers
Gunner
Lurder
Chalmers and Fililfer
Giants
Cubs
New York
Chicago
Stroud
Marquard
Vaughan
Murray
Vaubhan
Adams
Archer
Meyers
Games Yesterday Scoreboard Brief
In American Association Minneapolis beat St Paul 4 0. Three-F League Rockford defeated Decatur. Western League had 40 games postponed due to rain with no further results.
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American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Rockford
Weaker Clubs Shuffle Through Second Division Roster Jumble
In a volatile Central Association scene, second division teams churn rosters daily as weaker clubs seek upgrades while top divisions see shifts. Managers Andrews and Hamilton push changes amid weather woes that hinder practice and three-game series, with Fort Dodge Ferroged optimism and several ex Kitty League players switching teams. Standings remain unsettled as pennant races loom and clubs anticipate further moves before the season’s end.
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Merry Scrambie
Cakos
Andrews
Blue Jays
Hamilton
Fort Dodge
Hill
Bidwell
Central Association
Helen Hill
Lambeth
Shimeal
Crawford
Bunnies
Dodgers
Mason City
Brock
Des Moines
Flaggs
Marshalltown
Guy Beard
Kewanee
Richards
Chappel
Pitc ‘Er
Farthing
Manusch
Gross
Ray Webster
Hawlaniys Rules For Winning Team
Clarence Rowland famed for rising from minor leagues to White Sox manager shares his rules for success. Treat players as important as the manager, avoid dismissing ball players, insist on strict curfew at 11 30 p m, be friendly with newspaper reporters, keep your team cohesive, and give youngsters a chance over relying on veteran stars.
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Clarence Rowland
White Sox
Chicagoans
Open School for Coaches at Iowa City May 20
Iowa City hosts a special one season coach school for baseball football and basketball with coach Morey Kent in charge. The program mirrors the university summer school with two divisions covering fundamentals to advanced team play and strategy. Enrollment is expected to start soon as several coaches sign up.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Morey Kent
Hawkeye
University
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Kent
Newark Federals Top Pittsburgh 7 to 3 In May Contest
Newark Federals defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 3 in Newark. Moseley hurled effectively in key moments, while Hearne allowed five hits in the third inning and was relieved by Barger in the seventh. Lizette named manager of Hotel Shermans in St Paul after North St Paul Baseball meeting chaired by Angus Cameron.
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Pirates
Braves
Boston
Mamanix
Pittsburgh
Ragan
Crutcher
Gowdr
Mamony
Gibson
Newark
Newark Federals
Moseley
Hearn
Barger
Fittsburgh
Rariden
Hearne
O'Connor
Lizette
St. Paul
Minn
Arthur Lizette
Supertar
Hotel Shermans
North St. Paul Baseball Association
Angus Cameron
CA Players Sign Contracts and Releases List
A bulletin from the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues details contracts and releases for Central Association players. Names listed include Lyle Hofer and others tied to Burlington Clinton Keokuk Muscatine and Waterloo rosters, with multiple clubs named and several suspended or in dispute. The Waterloo Evening Courier reaches about 6,500 Waterloo homes nightly.
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Farrell
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Burlington
Walter Treinett
F.C. Miller
Tarry Lunte
Proper Harmon
Chas. D. Bold
A. O. McGlade
Clinton
Geo. Ohlin
Deane Stuart
Bert Cooper
Taylor Kensel
Dave Milligan
A. W. Nolt
2. P. Menne
Jack Darrow
Edward Fol Kenatgty
Roy Miller
Geo. Manusa
Weisbrod
George Rusk
Tom Kennedy
Keokuk
L. Brown
Leo Walker
W. K. Penner
R. C. Harvey
Gedar Rapids
Roy G. Brown
Chet Torkelson
Fred Hoffman
Harry Seibold
Fred Moore
Ray W. Park
Dave Taylor
Ben Seeger
Ray Augustus
Colins
Tod Harding
E. F. Goss
Carl Tennant
Asher
D. D. Donaldson
Ry Burlington
Jor Grewan
Lyman’ Strong
Fred Fenner
George Orme
Chin Anderson
Jas
Church
Robi
C. Kunz
Art Balthazar
Fred Schwebke
Wm. G. Worthey
Arthur Mueller
Allen Workman
Wagterman
Muscatine
Alberts
Bill Weisbrod
Hallenstein
R. E. Beckinstraw
Herb Heaton
Ben Bond
J. E. Hubbard
Fred Spibert
Geo. Rush
Flanagan
Mastera
Jack
Ted D Burewald
Frank Beirman
Waterloo
Lyle Hofer
Tom Nee
H. E B. Baker
Frank Berry
Two Men Lead Waterloo in State Meet Trials
West High coach Lloyd C. Ray sails for Des Moines with captain Josse Early and George Rausch to represent Waterloo in the state interscholastic meet at Drake University stadium Friday. Early and Rausch, praised for spring form, emerged top performers as seniors won two events apiece in yesterday’s home meet, despite rain halting proceedings. Ferguson dominated freshmen events with pole vault and shot put wins, while Day looks to capture another discus first.
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Lloyd C. Ray
West High
Des Moines
Josse Early
George Rausch
Waterloo
Drake University
Early
Iowa
Cornell College
University Of,laws
Rausch
Ray
Glasener
H. Ferguson
West High Field
Sophs
Ferguson
Harold Ferguson
Thereshmen
Captain McGuire
Harry
Ordway
Davis
Barry
Miller
Buechele
Glagener
Nauman
Sri
Case
Bragdon
Becker
Clinton Stopped Egan's Muskies in Central clash
Clinton defeated Muscatine 10 to 8 in a rain delayed Central association game. Both teams used two pitchers and pounded the ball with Rosa Ulech Lee Miller Jones Darrow handling duties. Muscatine led 4 0 after four, Clinton rallied to score four in the seventh and one in the eighth to seal the win.
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Clinton
Muscatine
Egan
Muskies
Manusch
Jones
Central Association
Chinton
Rosa
Ulech
Lee
Miller
Darrow
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted For Kidney Weakness
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as the best remedy for kidney weakness including backache nervousness and urinary problems. It warns to avoid meat alcohol and overwork, notes Waterloo proof from A M Smith of Argyle Street who reports relief after using the product over years and years later states no further need for the pills.
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Bright
Dean
Waterloo
A. M. Smith
Argyle St
Says
M Smith
Things Theatrical Here At Home At The Grand
The Grand's United program is suspended for a six reel feature Buffalo Bill and the Indian wars. Regulars reappear tomorrow. Plaza screens Elsie Janis in The Caprices of Kitty with two day run. Also today completes Earle Williams and Anita Stewart in The Juggernaut.
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Gland
United
Grand
United States
Plaza
Elsie Janis
Kitty
Miss Janis
Earle Williams
Anita Stewart
Majestic box office opens for three vaudeville shows
At the Majestic the box office opens tomorrow morning and will remain open daily for seat sales to three vaudeville performances on Sunday. The bill features Galion, the world renowned juggler, Lewis and Norto with Those Days novelty, Dunn and Dean singing and dancing, Dunley and Merrill comic imitation, Evans the acrobat and taunts, plus a Journeys series of films. Also an advertisement for a five cent mail offer from Fat & Co. Chicago with Foley medicines.
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the Majestic
Mge Galion
Lewis and
Norto
Dunn and
Dean
Siuing
Dunley and Merrill
Evans
Train Wreck Scene Promises Empty Thrill for Passengers
A damaged description claims a passenger train wreck is staged to provide a fleeting thrill for riders. The text hints at the safety or authenticity of the incident and implies skepticism about the spectacle’s value.
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