Waterloo Roosters Lose 4 1 to Quincy in Nine Inning Tilt
Waterloo scores once as Quincy pitchers Hughes and Roger combine to hold the Roosters to four hits and one run. Collins scores the lone Waterloo tally on a steal and a miscue as Hollenbeck exits after three hits and a costly error by Wilkes. Sargeant dominates for the Midgets in a prior 19 to 2 win, fanning fifteen.
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Waterson
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Wilkes
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Harrington
Wolfe
Kerwin
Rana
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Twilkes
Forney
Rover
Hill
Myera
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W. Donahue
Owens
Sap
Donahia
Hartman
Bover
Ae Wilkes
Aee Harrington
Waterinn
Colling
Lemons
F. Donahue
Daly
Standings Highlight Davenport, Springfield-Rock Island Results
In a double header, Davenport defeated Springfield Rock Island while Dubuque dropped the series to Danville in a rough day for the clubs.
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Davenport
Springfield
Rock Island
Danville
Peoria franchise and players put up for sale to bids
The Péoria franchise and players are declared on the market to the highest bidder as owners prioritize private interests. Bids from Decatur or Bloomington may be considered, with Peoria parties favored if possible. The piece lampoons local teams and comments on uniforms and local sports culture.
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Decatur
Bloomington
Baseball and league results from yesterday across majors
Results yesterday across National and American Leagues plus minor associations show notable scores: New York–New York 2, Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh 32, Philadelphia 4. Boston 6, Chicago 4 in extra innings. Detroit g, Washington . St Louis 3, Boston 2. Cleveland 1. Chicago 4, New York 3 in 12 innings. American Association games include Indianapolis 8, Louisville 9. St Louisville 3, Kansas City & Tonitis. Toledo ill, Minnesota 7. Minneapolis Columbus Milwaukee Columbus 7. Western association: Des Moines 11, Sioux City ? . Central Association results Monmouth 8, Kankuk ? . Burlington Hannibal 3, Rur iUnpian 2. Galeabure 9, Mueratins 1. We wanee 3, Kowanes ?. Tumwa.
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Bell
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St Louis
Young Phenom Pitcher Shuts Out Lutherans 17 to 0
Edward Sargeant of the Monticello Midgets pitched a remarkable game Sunday, striking out twenty-one and allowing no hits as Lang-Worthy German Lutherans were blanked 17 to 0. The Toca club dominated with a perfect nine innings in Monticello.
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Monticello
Edward Sargeant
Lang- Worthy
Boyle P M Gets Ovation at Quincy
Frank Boyle trotted out on the coaching mound in the first inning and drew an ovation from fans. Some Jones tried to nettle him, but staff did not follow. The manager who fights square remains popular. Boyle, though from Water, is widely praised.
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Quincey Herald
Frank Boyle
Boyle i
Waters
Barney Dreyfuss Seeks Vote On Rabbit Baseball
Barney Dreyfuss aims to remove the rabbit ball as the magnates vote on its retention. The Chicago style ball is blamed for long games and risky infield drives while fans want more hitting. Hank O Day notes fans want the home team to hit, not more offense. Dreyfuss has started the move to revert to the old ball.
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Minneapolis
Barney Dreyfuss
Barney
Hank O'Day
Dresfusa
Barnes
Y League in Full Swing Stalls as Mulkern Edges Robbins
The Y League game last night ended with Frank Mulkern's team defeating Harry Robbins' nine by 7 runs. Hadverson and Hubbard lead the vantames. their squads meet at Red Cedar tonight. Seven innings is the usual game length.
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Danville
Rock Island
Mary
Roark Island
E Vogel
J Hunter
Clynes
I Stevens
Slattery
H Kelly
Tee A. Quirsser
Cuister
Humes
Danviia
Rall
Suilivan
Ifischoy
Ravler
Vogel
Fronter
Frank Mulkern
Harry Robbins
Mulkern
Hadverson
Hubbard
Red Cedar
Kennedy Joins Dubuque Team In Three League
Outfielder Kennedy formerly of Bloomington was signed by Dubuque manager Rowland after a transfe r from Waterloo during the practice season. Keokuk also announced the purchase of Pitcher Boothby from Dubuque and Smith from Terre Haute, to join the Keokuk club at Burlington.
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Bloomington
Waterloo
Rowland
Keokuk
Frank Belt
Boothby
Smith
Terre Haute
Burlington Todar
Peoria Club Put On Block as Franchise Sought
Peoria May 24 The Peoria baseball club owners decided to sell the franchise and players after waning local interest. Bloomington and Decatur committees canvass for offers to keep the club in Peoria, while the present owners retire from baseball duties. Al Leisy confirms the team is on the market with no local bids yet.
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Bloomington
Decatur
al Leisy
Clib
Track and Field Meet Opens With Strong Field
The shot put and discus events featured a well prepared Cin der track as a steam roller improved the surface. Officials expect excellent field conditions for record attempts and solid performances today.
Oak land cemetery dinner on Decoration Day in Janesville
May 23 report from Janesville notes Oakland cemetery association will serve dinner in Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday May 20 with adults 25 cents and children 15 cents. Also Bremer county old settlers picnic at Lyndale park on June 16 invites all to bring lunch. Various local events and notices follow including visitors, meetings, and farm concerns.
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Cheney Loveland
New York State
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J. W. Bennett
Wm. Rover
Butler County
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Stwell Farm
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Chris Juhl
Greeley District 8 Closes School Over Teacher Illness
Mt Vernon Tip notes Greeley district No 8 suspends classes due to teacher Miss Lawrence illness. Various local items include Daniel Webster buying a 6 passenger Overland, Mary Jacob visiting Cedar Walls, Reuben Ford installing acetylens light, Lew Nottger buying a 5 passenger Jackson, and Booster club postponement. Several social visits and small notices follow, with a cemetery picnic planned at Hammers Grove and a note on Mr. Moore visiting family in Texas.
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Mary Jacob
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State Teachers’ College
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Welch Bony
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iMra
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Hillaide Cemetery Association
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Moore
Black Hawk County
J. E. Moore
Texas
Haehlin
Terrible Suffering Eczema Affects Baby
A Maine mother describes her four month old son developing facial eczema that spread to his body by sixteen months. After masking his face and restraining his movements, Hood's Sarsaparilla was used and gradually healed him. The letter promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and a chocolate tablet form called Sarsatabe.
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Inez Lewis
Baring
Maine
Mystery in Death of Young Woman
Des Moines May 24 Authorities and Mercy Hospital nurses are puzzled by the unexplained death of a mysterious young woman. She gave the name Mrs Rose claiming Omaha as home and staying at the Victoria hotel. Omaha telegrams elicited no response. hotel manager recalls no such guest. Body lies unclaimed at the morgue. Post mortem found death caused by a blood clot on the brain.
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Omaha
Victoria Hotel
Les
City Athletic Meet June 3 At New Waterloo Park
Arrangements are underway for a city athletic meet to be held June 3 at the new athletic park near Chautauqua park. Only amateurs allowed to compete, with aim to establish records for future use. Events include 50 and 100 yard dashes, 220, 440, 880, mile runs, 120 yard high hurdles, 220 yard low hurdles, broad and high jumps, pole vault, and 12 pound shot. Entries due June 1 to H. R. Lee, physical director of the Y.
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Waterloo
H. R. Lee
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