Busy Boston Chicago Game Delivers 10-9 Thriller
Boston defeated Chicago 10 to 9 in a high scoring batting bee. Speakermade a running one hand catch to deny a home run and Collins exited after a rough seventh inning as Boston held on for the win.
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Boston
Benz
Lange
Ray Collins
Bedient
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Borton
Speaker
J. Collins
RH. P.O. A
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Engle
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Zeider
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Benz, P
Rorton
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Br . Lange
Ferguson
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Washington
Milan
Morgan
Gregge
Willis
Walter Johnson
Kahler
Shanks
Henry
Bret
Chapman
Gregg
Carisch
Groom
Johnson
Williams
Standings and results from the major leagues
Baseball results from yesterday across American Association Western League and Three-L League include Kansas City beating Columbus 5 to 3 and 2 to 6, St Paul 6 Louisville 2 with a second game off, Des Moines 4 Tincoln 0, Sioux City 14 Toledo 6, St Joseph 12 Denver 2, Omaha 3 Wichita 1, Danville 2 Quincy 1, Bloomington 4 Peoria 0, and Dubuque defeating Quebec-like teams. notes on rain and two games scheduled today.
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Columbus
S1. Paul
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Wet Grounds
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Des Moines
Tincoln
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Denver
Omaha
Wichita
Quines
Danville
Quincy
Bloomington
Peoria
Dulique
Necatur
Dubuque
Local Baseball and Theater Listings For Tomorrow
Central Association games include Waterloo at Keokuk Cedar Rapids at Burlington Kewanee at Muscatine and Monmouth at Ottumwa. American and National League matchups feature Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia and St Louis at New York. Also showing the vitagraph special The Arte st y Great Madonna at Crystal today.
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Waterloo
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Kewanee
Muscatine
Monmouth
Ottumwa
National League
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louisa
New York
Monmouth Denies League Departure Rumors
The Monmouth Baseball Association board announces rumors of Monmouth and Kewanee leaving the Central Association are false. They pledge local support from business interests and fans, praise Manager Hourh, and urge financial backing and attendance to keep Monmouth in league play.
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Galesburg
Monmouth
Kewanee
Monmouth Baseball Association
Keevy Monmouth
Monmouth Way
Hourh
Central Association
Mormouth
Feld
American cracks face tough odds against Australian Davis Cup squad
Tennis experts in New York say the American players must contend with a strong Australian group in the Davis Cup trial matches set for June in this city. Key Australians include A. B. Jones, Horace Rice, Stanley N Doust, and manager E. W. Hicks, with Jones and Rice highlighted as top performers from New South Wales.
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New York
United States
A. B. Jones
Horace Rice
New South Wales
Jones
Wright
Sydney
Queensland
Stanley N. Doust
England
AR Wilding
Roper
Barrett
Arthur W. Gore
E. W. Hicks
Baseball meeting tonight in Courier editorial room
Tobbers league delegates from all teams are summoned to the editorial room on the second floor tonight at o'clock for a league meeting.
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Tobbers
Courier Editorial
Burlington and Waterloo Tied in Central Association Race
Waterloo leads the Central association though Burlington ties for first after wins over Cedar Rapids while Waterloo rested at Keokuk. Andrews' men must win both from Keokuk as Burlington eases Cedar Rapids, with rain causing postponed games and prompting double headers.
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Waterloo
Burlington
Andrews
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Monmouth
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Burlington Wins Opening Game as Offense Surges
Burlington defeats Cedar Rapids 6 to 3 in the opening game of the series at Athletic park. Humes pitched for Burlington despite eight hits. Ker allowed three hits but issued two wild pitches and two hit batsmen. Strong hitting by Enis Foreman Lowther Harmon McGlade and Hale fuels the win with two base hits and a homer.
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Posahem Ye Rolleg
Hale
Sutton
Smith
Lewis
Milligan
Brown
Helser
Spicer
Huns
Foreman
McGlade
Ellis
Lowther
Rolleg
Heiser
Harmon
McFerren
St Louis Beats New York To Snap Series
St Louis won its second straight from New York 4 to 3 as Tesreau faltered with four hits and six walks. Konetchy drove in the decisive run in the eighth while Salles held off the Mets. Burns, Merkle and Murray led New York’s offense but could not overcome the early lead.
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St. Louis
Tesreau
St. Louie
Salles
Konetchy
Brana
Sheckard
St. Louise
Mowrey
Oakes
Whitted
Wingo
Murray
Wilson
Herzog
Myers
Groh
Teareau
I Os
eCrandall
Shafer
Merkle
Tesréau
Magee
Burns
Huggins
Sal- Tee
Sallee
Rigler
Byron
Flood Damage Strikes County Crops and Bridges
Floods in the northern county damaged fields and bridges. The Virden creek bridge approach south of Stubbs schoolhouse washed away for the third time this spring. Barron reports two thirds of fifteen acres of corn washed out requiring replanting. Cedar River rising gradually but not dangerous.
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Virden's Creek
Stubbs
Barron
Aged jeweler and daughter die in Cedar Stupids
Cedar Stupids Iowa May 22 A L Taylor pioneer jeweler and longtime businessman died after a three week illness One hour earlier his daughter Bertha Taylor also passed away in the same home highlighting a family tragedy for local industry and community notes
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Cedar Stupids
L Taylor
Bertha Taylor
Weather Delays Bridge Projects Across Iowa Counties
Heavy rains halt road and bridge work in Black Hawk Buchanan Bremer and Franklin counties slowing Waterloo Construction Co projects at Buffalo Creek Winthrop. Water levels have kept cofferdams full delaying resumed work as sunshine finally returns.
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Black Hawk
Waterloo
Buchanan
Bremer
Franklill
Waterloo Construction Company
Buffalo Creek
Winthrop
Waterloo Bridge
King Sol
Picture Man Advocates Clean Movie Shows in Waterloo
An east side theatre proprietor declares smut songs have no welcome and advocates a moral housecleaning in Waterloo cinema. He vows to offer clean, instructive family entertainment and cites Waterloo as a home town promoting the city beautiful idea and protecting youth.
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Waterloo
Moving Picture Houses
Lang Lad
Lassie
Mexicans Sanction $100 Million Loan
Mexico City May 22 Congress approved a $100,000,000 loan at six percent guaranteed by 38 percent of custom receipts. The Mexican National Bank will supervise disbursements. Debate lasted until midnight with protests over better offers and urgency from Huerta cabinet. French bankers arranged the loan with likely British participation.
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Mexico City
Mexiican Congress
Mexican National Bank
Bankera
Huerta
Congress
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