Waterloo Wins Overtime Battle In Keokuk Series
Waterloo defeated Keokuk 4 to 2 in Keokuk with strong pitching by Wilkus and Whittaker. Wilkus endured some wildness but received sharp defense from Siglin and Wintz. Manila shows infield support. Umpire Pfirman drew criticism as Manager Manusch was ejected for protesting a call.
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Keokuk
Waterloo
Wilkus
Whittaker
Moundsman
Siglin
Wintz
Andrews
Hpoa E Hines
Jack
Rowan
Miller
Kline
Hilly
Priest
Jenkins
White
Oj Goes
Corkhil
McCauley
A. Sheldon
Corkhill
Pfarman
Phillies Beat Cincinnati 4–1 in Third Straight Win
Philadelphia won its third consecutive game against Cincinnati 4 to 1 in a rain-shortened clash. Almeida homer sparked the late offense. Bescher added two doubles as the Phillies turned three double plays. Brown pitched seven innings for Cincinnati, Brennan to close for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Almeida
Brennan
Bescher
Cincinnati AB
R.h.po
A. E
Bares
Tinker
Becker
Marsans
Berghammer
Clarka
Brown
Sages
Kling
Roh
PGAF
Paskert
Knabe
Lobert
Mages
Cravath
Luderus
Deolan
Lou
Magee
Almicida
Suggs
Sporting World Scores From League and Association Play
In three leagues Bloomington beat Peoria and Danville 6 to 4, Quincy 3, while Dubuque posted 4-2 and Decatur 2-1. American Association saw Lawsville 9 over Kansas City 6, Milwaukee 8 over Columbus 5, Minneapolis 9 over Indianapolis 2, St. Paul 7 over Toledo 1. Western League results: Des Moines 0, Wichita 3. Omaha 2, Denver 1. Sioux City 6 over Lincoln 3. St. Joseph 5 over Topeka 6.
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Bloomington
Peoria
Danville
Quincy
Dubuque
Decatur
American Association
Lawsville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Des Moines
Wichita
Omaha
Denver
Sioux City
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Topeka
Central Association
Pet
Burlington
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Monmouth
Keokuk
Kewanee
Rae
Cedar Rapids
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louisville
Yell
Sporting Gossip Before Friday's Game
A collage of baseball notes from Keokuk Waterloo Muscatine and Dubuque discuss players managers and potential prospects. Doc Andrews provides vaudeville style on the third base line and jokes about serious business. Oscar Henser plans a return to Dubuque St. Josephs while Heuser seeks another year of college play.
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Keokuk
Wag Boyle
Muscatine Journal
George Pennington
Kewanee
Frank Boyle
Muskies
Penny
Boyle
Waterloo
Lee Mayer
St. Louis Cardinal
Gaspar
Cincinnati
Reds
Boyle Lakes
Dubuque
St. Joseph's College
St. Joseph's
Muscatine
Smith Seen as Future Shining Third Baseman for Brooklyn
Brooklyn May 24 Manager Bill Dahlen rates Red Smith as the coming star of third base in the National League. He praises Smith’s fielding speed and arm, power at the plate, and base running as he helps Brooklyn win games this season.
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Brooklyn
Bill Dahlen
Red” Smith
Red
Bill
Smith
Ginger
Bugs Await Rabbits On Deck For Cedar Rapids Series
The Cedar Rapids team known as the Bugs anticipate home games against Burlington and Ottumwa, hoping for a better second series with fewer errors and more favorable run support. Fans discuss the hoodoo and wonder why misfortune persists despite promising hitting.
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Heokuk
Burlington
Ottumwa
Messenger Bay
Cedar Rapids Joses
Grace M. E. Team Dominates In Sunday League Games
Grace M. E. defeated East Park Presbyterian 14 to 1 and Congregational beat First Presbyterians 6 to 4 at Cedar River Park. Batteries listed: Grace M. E. Johnson Lichty East Park Agnew Kaltenbach Congregational Mandt Cassidy First Presbyterian Clay Shupson. Upcoming Tuesday matches include Walnut Street Baptist vs St Pauls M. E and First Baptist vs First Presbyterian.
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Cedar River Park
Grace M. E
East Park Presbyterian
Congregational
First Presbyterians
Johnson and Lichty
Agnew
Kaltenbach
Mandt and
Cassidy
First Presbyterian
Clay and Shupson
Walnut Street Baptist
St. Paul's M. E
First Baptist
Lull in Sports at West High School
Heavy rainfall disrupts athletic activities at Waterlooms West High School with season ending and no events planned until fall. School closure and ongoing bad weather dampen sports outlook for the near term.
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the West High School
Waterlooms
Waterloo Buckeye and Burlington Clash In Twin Bill
Waterloo and Burlington baseball clubs arrive in Waterloo and resume play at the new park. A double header is set for Sunday with two games starting at 2:15 and a 10 minute gap. Admission covers both games and victory by Waterloo could lift pennant chances while attendance aims to surpass record highs.
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Burlington
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Monmouth
Keokuk
Kewanee
Cedar Rapids
Ball Park
Burnimston
Cowboys
Rohn
Blodgett
Ashley
Tuttle
West High prepares strong football squad for next fall
Physical director G Mallory says readiness surrounds forming the best West High football team when school opens next fall. Prospective players show fine form though several star seniors graduate, with underclassmen already stepping up to replace them.
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G. Manory
The
West High
One
Mallory
Muscatine Wok From Kewanee Muscatine Wok From Kewanee
Ottumwa defeats Monmouth 6 to 8 with Grimes pitching in a high scoring game. Sampson homer and Burns, Wall and Kensel contribute for Ottumwa who win their second straight over Monmouth. Burlington beats Cedar Rapids 7 to 5 in a chaotic game with seven Burlington errors, two pitchers used.
Baseball game recap with scattered stats in old style
Two base hits by Brown and Heiser, multiple pitchers, wild pitches and stolen bases noted. Umpire McFerren. Time 1 45 attendance 200. Policy gripe about double admissions and taxes on visiting fans. President Justice favors postponing early season or June games due to heat. Seem, A good advertisements.
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Curtis
Harrell
Bromley
J. Souis
Maaters
Katz
Kohr
Bart
I Gould
Kewanee Soes
Muscatine
Johnson
Pennington
Spurs
Gould
Mus- Gould
Catine
Kewanee
pire-—Meyera
Burlington
Cedar Rapide
Brown
Heiser
Miller
Warden
Hofer
Her
Smith
Lewis
McFerren
Aingle
Justice
Bameb
Justice Would Root Rumors About Minor League Baseball
Keokuk Iowa May 24 President M B Justice denounced false reports from outside papers about the Central Association. He urged consistent pricing for doubleheaders and defended the league against rumors of financial trouble at Kewanee and Monmouth, saying such talk damages its reputation.
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Keokuk
Central Association
M. B. Justice
Justice
Kewanee
Monmouth
Illinois
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Phillies
Stick
Stoke Franklin Cignes, Smoke, & A
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Keokuk Gate
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M. D
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Scranton
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Iowa Gas Engine CO
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Merry Mary
Congress
Beate
Phore
Logan Ave
Towa State Bank
West Fourth and Jefferson Streets
Byvane Transfer Co
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
Wilbert Shallenberger
Oakwood Bird
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