Ormsby Paved Way To 10 Victory For Waterloo
Emmett Ormsby held Marshalltown to four hits and Waterloo beat Taylor's team 10 to 0 on May 22. Ormsby walked eight but pitched well in late innings as Waterloo bats exploded in the first inning with a grand homer by Hill and quick scoring. Matson shut down Marshalltown over the last three innings, and Seibert made a sparkling catch in the outfield. Attended by about 450 fans.
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Clinton Fans See Jays Slump From Bunnies To Bottom
Waterloo’s losing streak lengthens as Clinton and Keokuk rally. Manager Andrews and the club face a weak pitching staff and poor early-game starts despite strong hitting, with Wilks and Onward Tuttle among the underperformers. Keokuk defeats Ottumwa and Muscatine, while Burlington owner Tom Hayden pushes a Mississippi excursion amid club controversy.
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Burlington Press
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New Pitcher Signed by Manager Andrews
Marshalltown Indiana May 22 Manager Andrews signed another pitcher Ed Keenan of Chicago yesterday and the new mound artist will likely be tried in tomorrow's game With Emmett Ormsby and Blenner added the staff grows stronger Andrews is confident of a winning pace if the pitchers deliver Dunkelberg moves law offices to 4083 West Fourth Street opposite Union station Phone 186 Readers urged to follow the professional column on the want wage Advertisement
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Ed. Keenan
Chicago
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Blenner
Ralph A. Dunkelberg
West Fourth Street
Union Station
Federal League scores recount tied game rain ends ninth
Baseball brief reports a 3 3 tie between St Louis and Pittsburgh halted after rain in the ninth. Scoring details include Groom Hartley Knetzer Betts and notes on several innings. Baltimore beat Chicago 5 2 to take two straight, with Meyers and Dunran homering for Baltimore while Wilhelm Russell Lene Fisk Brennan pitched.
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Kansas City Beats Brooklyn 6 to 2 in Federal League Opener
Brooklyn fell 6 to 2 as Byron Houck made his Federal league debut for Kansas City. Houck and Stovall hit a triple and two singles, while a wild start and erratic defense hampered Brooklyn. Adams and Easterly, plus Land, contributed for Brooklyn.
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Twitler
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Houck
Stovall
Adams
Easterly
Land
Central Association Baseball Gossip
Abbott first league manager ejected for kicking balls and strikes in a Keokuk versus Burlington game. Clinton Herald notes Belden Hill praising Clinton pilots and predicts tough competition, while Clinton boosts attendance target. Cedar Rapids releases swift outfielder Joe Brennan. replaced by Lund. Keokuk’s Clarence Jack to manage Princeton briefly, then return to Keokuk. O’Byrne new pitcher joins Clinton scene.
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Official Bulletin Issued by Farrell for Waterloo Fans
Secretary J. H. Farrell releases contracts and optional agreements involving Waterloo players and regional clubs. Names include Roy Crabb Davenport, R. Boya Ottumwa Chattanooga, J. R. Plymp ton Kearney, George Zonderman Waterloo, Al Nickell Keewanee, and umpire A. V. Murray. Several player movements list Ottumwa, St Joseph, Columbus, Tulsa, Cedar Rapids, Muscatine, and Omaha with reinstatements and suspensions noted.
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Oakland
Roy Crabb
Davenport
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Ottumway
Kearney
Boston Braves lose in hard fought shutout defeat
Chicago May 23 Beaton pitched shutout two to zero as Hese vs Vaughn duel led visitors to win in the sixth and seventh. Batter hits clustered late while St. Louis and New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Boston and Philadelphia posted varied results. A Drakes Iowa meet preview followed with sprint and hurdle times and a wide field of contenders.
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Gowdy
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Central Association results included Keokuk 11 over Burlington 10 and Clinton 6 over Marshalltown 0. National League saw Chicago 6 over Boston 2 while New York beat Philadelphia 9. American League posts Detroit 6 over Philadelphia 9? The page lists multiple scores with several inconsistencies.
Cedar Falls Wins Cedar Valley Track Meet
Independence Iowa May 23 Cedar Falls won the Cedar Valley meet as twelve schools competed Cedar Falls swept multiple events with Smith Manchester first in the 100 yard dash MARTIN Ickel Independence took the mile and others placed high Lemon New Hampton led the 120 yard hurdles while Cedar Falls top finishers included Doty Oelwein and McCleary West Union in several events Del weth Decorah Cedar Falls won relay races and finished strongly in field events with records noted for height and distances
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