Chicago Cubs Defeat Philadelphia 6 to 0 in Series Opener
Chicago clinched a 6 to 0 win over Philadelphia with Alexander allowing one hit through six innings. Felsch hit his sixth homer and Walker was cut down by Jackson on a key defensive play. The win keeps Chicago ahead in the early-season series as Ruth’s pace from the Athletics is noted elsewhere.
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Cedar Rapids Cops Edge Islanders In Ious Ball Clash
Cedar Rapids mon day afternoon saw Cyril Slapnicka dominate for Cedar Rapids in a 3 to 1 victory over Jack Tighe's Islanders. Dennis pitched well for the Rock Island team, but the Bunnies broke through for three runs in a few timely hits. Rock Island’s lone score came in the first inning on a Benson single and a long hit by B Smith. Slapnicka drew a walk in the third, Reinhart singled, and Evers delivered a single driving in Slapnicka. Ewvers stole second, Hardgrove out, Dennis to B Smith. Wilson reached on a fielder’s choice. Evers then scored on Hardgrove’s double, with Rene scoring on Evers’ single to center. The Cedar Rapids victory adds to standings in the pennant race.
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Tripoli Defeats Dewar in Fast 9–1 Home Game
The Tripoli Independents won 9 to 1 over Dewar on their home field in a fast game. Pitcher Carroll limited Dewar to a shutout until the ninth inning, when a long outfield hit spoiled the bid. This was Tripoli's first game, with boosters predicting a fast, competitive semi pro season in the northern region.
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Target Tips From Our Arms and Ammunition Expert
An arms and hunting column discusses firearm accuracy, noting no rifle or pistol can group shots perfectly at ranges beyond a few yards. It explains group sizes at various ranges, the impact of barrel condition and ammo, and the need to align sights with groups. Readers’ questions cover powder types and obsolete rimfire calibers.
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Wild Air Captures Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
Harry Payne Whitney’s Wild Air won the one mile Metropolitan handicap at Belmont Park by two lengths over Thunderclap and Verdure. The small field marked the event’s smallest since 1891, with odds 11 to 19 and a $3,500 purse to the winner. Dr Shallenberger will be at Hotel Assel Lamson Waterlow on Saturday May 29.
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Washington Senators Hope for Pennant Rise Under Griffith
Washington's Clark Griffith foresees a pennant chase as the Senators build on a young roster. The piece traces the club's long, uneven history in major leagues and notes Griffith's increased ownership stake and the team’s improving prospects for a competitive season.
Bleachers Ready in Cedar River Ball Park Tonight
In Cedar River park the 500 seat bleachers are finished and the third official city league game of the season features Waterloo Gas versus Nauman at 6 pm. Both teams claim the win and draw a large hometown crowd while President Thompson cheers a strong season start. Canada Withdraws From Davis Tournament.
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Ackley Beats Parkersburg In Opening Baseball Game
Ackley defeated Parkersburg 12 to 0 in the season opener as Johnson pitched for Ackley and Fisher for Parkersburg. The crowd witnessed a lively game with strong batting and defense from both sides. Joe Harris of the Indians, under holdout, plans to stay with Franklin, Pa. team, after failing to sign with his club.
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