Beached Hits With Misplays in Wild Battle
Muscatine falls to Waterloo in a rough Central Association game. Zackert pitched eight innings for the Musketeers with seven hits allowed, but fielding miscues and wild pitches hushed their comeback. Torkelson and O Day starred for the Jays, while Augusts and Wintz made crucial plays in the field.
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Zackert
Waterloo
Patrechild
Spurs
Wintz
Ashland
Augustus
Free
Welch
O'Day
Hasbrook
Torkelson
Alperman
Musca‘une
Unipre
Schaefer
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Baseball results roundup across American Association Western League Three-T League and National Leagues with today’s scores in multiple cities including Milwaukee Cleveland Minneapolis Indianapolis Louisville St Paul Kansas City Columbus among others. Rain affected several games and a few scores appear unclear.
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Central Asseviation
Li. Pet
Burlington
Maveatine Asada
Marshalltown
Bos Keokuks
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Americcan Lavra
Chicago
Derry
New York
Boson
Washington
Ligi
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicagoo
Boston Brooklyn
Gincinnati
Raya
Pitt
Newark
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas
St. Paul
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Solan
American Association
Milwaukee
St Paul
Columbus
Bes Moines
Lincoln
Denver
St. Joseph
Topeka
Omaha
Wichita
Sioux City
Rain
Leaguie
Bloomington
Decatur
Moline
Davenport
Rockford
Quincy
Peoria
Dubuque
Central Association
Waterloo-Cedar Rapids
Mustazine
Keoku
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh-Baltimore
Egan Points Out Defect In Rule In Central Association
Burlington May 24 Nearly three weeks into the Central association pennant race fans remain uncertain about team quality The Burlington Path Finders and Muscatine lead Keokuk Clinton and Marshalltown close behind Northern managers fault the four veteran rule and salary limit arguing it hurts teams that could employ young players Mike Flannigan age 21 was sent to St Joe by Muscatine as a veteran case while Dr Jay Andrews of Waterloo supports the rule noting his club has struggled to win games President Justice backs the rule saying it will deter salaries and require a two thirds vote to abolish it and among elites favor retention
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Muscatine
Doc Andrews
Muskies
Altho
Red
Jay Pwirler
Zackert
Stumie
Tnfiehlers
Augustus
Wintz
Iseal
Torkel
Ashland
Askland
Welch
Alperman
Torkelson
Fairchild
Lee
iTashrook
Fircz
Pree
Jays
R Muskies
O'Day
Aghland
Wes
Brennan
Eddie Alperman
Musky
Sheldon
Runger
Runser
Sohn
Hruska
Spurs
Hasbrook
O Day
Ansons
Cluskies
Waterloo
Ibi
Frirehird
W & Brennan
Werth
Soho
O'Dar
Aneustus
Fi Zackert
Reinhart
Burlington
Central Association
Burlington Pathfinders
Muscatine Club
Keokuk
Clinton
Marshalltown
Justice
Egan
Mike Flannigan
St. Joe
Flannigan
Wigan
Jay Andrews
Cedar Rapida Republican
Helden Huy
Hill
C. A
Cedar Rapids
Ames and Drake Divided Honors in 23rd Jewish Games
Des Moines May 24 Ames and Drake divided first honors in the twenty third annual games of the Jews Collegiate Athletic association at Drake Stadium. Both teams totaled 504 markers with Iowa third 27 points, Coe fourth 18, Grinnell and Morningside tied for fifth at unknown tallies, Simpson 5, Des Moines 2, Carnell 1. Three records fell: low hurdles, mile run, and half mile relay. Seymour honored Cedar Falls Athletic Director R F Seymour reelected president for third time. J S McIntosh reelected secretary treasurer Hawkeye conference at Hawkeye managers meeting.
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Des Moines
Ames
Drake
Jews Collegiate Athletic Association
Drake Stadium
Iowa
Coe
Grinnell
Morningside
Simpson
Carnell
Seymour
Cedar Falls
R. F. Seymour
Teachers' Coliege
J. S. McIntosh
Upper Lawa University
Hawkeye Intercollegiate
Hawkeye
SPORTING GOSSIP Mulligan Case Undecided
Mulligan case unresolved as Davenport evidence explained by Muscatine officials and arbitration board weighs next steps. Jays’ season prep notes at Clinton with new roster changes led by Noe Andrews. Cedar Rapids and Waterloo attract interest.
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Muscallog Journal
Sam Block
The
Muskles
J. H. Fasrell
National Commission
Davenport
Mulligan
Mugkies
Muscatine
Blue Sox
Galesburg
Arbitration Board
Dubuque College Wins Hawkeye Meet in Cedar Falls
Dubuque College captured the Hawkeye Meet in Cedar Falls on May 24, as two track records fell and another tied. The event marked the third annual Hawk meet with strong performances by Dubuque athletes and notable times across sprint and field events.
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Cedar Falls
White Sox sweep with six-game win streak at Comiskey Park
Chicago May 24. The White Sox defeated Detroit 4 to 2 before 22 000 fans at Comiskey Park to extend their winning streak to six. Scott and Schalk paired for Chicago while Wood and Cady handled Detroit.
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Chicago
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Hosten Boys
South Siders
Boston
Scott and Schalk
Wood and Cady
Washington Defeats Cleveland 4 to 1 In May Showdown
Washington pitchers Johnson outpitched Morton and hit a historic homer over the left field fence as Cleveland muster one run. Cleveland stranded five hits while Washington added an 11 hit effort. Batteries Mortoni Jones ONeill Johnson Ainemith. St Louis edges New York 4 to 3 after ninth inning rally with Caldwell Nanamaker Wellman Severoid.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Morton
Mortoni
Jones
O'Neill
Ainemith
St. Louis
New York
Bt. Louis
Caldwell
Nanamaker
Wellman
Severoid
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