Quincy Outs Vets 7 to 1 in Pitchers Duel
Quincy defeated the Vets 7 to 1 in a game stretched to the seventh inning before Quincy broke through. Key plays included Colline stealing third, Long's leaping catch, and a triple by Kerwin followed by Myers’ RBI single as Quincy opened a late scoring burst. Waterloo tallied in the eighth as Harrington singled and Collin’s extra base hit sent the runner home.
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Baseball Scoring Notes From Brooklyn Pittsburg Match
The report records stolen bases by W Donahue Hartman Colling and two base hits by Myers Collins Hartman with Kerwin hitting a three base shot. Pitchers rskoe and Hughes are noted with strikeouts and walks including eight by Hughes. Umpire Daley officiated.
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Collins
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Hughes
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday
STANDING OF THE CLUBS Soden RESULTS YESTERDAY At Boston Chicago rain American League At Detroit Washington 6 Detroit At Chicago Chicago 3 New York 2 At Cleveland Philadelphia 12 Cleveland 6 At St Louis Boston 4 St Louis 6 American Association At Louisville Milwaukee 7 Louisville 2 At Columbus Kansas City 4 Columbus 3 At Toledo St Paul 12 Toledo 11 10 innings At Indianapolis Minneapolis 2 3 Western Association At Des Moines Wichita 17 Des Moines 4 At Omaha Lincoln 4 Omaha 3 At St Joseph St Roseph Denver Springfield Swamped Devonport With Hite and Rane At Sioux City Sioux City 12 Innings Central Association At Hannibal 3 Monmouth 3 At Burlington 8 Burlington 4 At Ottumwa Galenburgh Ohhim wa 3 At Muscatine Muscatine 7 Keweena 7 Topeka 10 Rock Island 7 Danville 13 9 2 0 0 9 0 None out when winning run scored Stolen bases Hunter Staley Kirwin Two base hits Carnegie Slattery Jacobsen Fisher Three these hits Slattery Voge Clynes Ral Struck Put by Carney 2 by Lakati by Kirwin Runs batted in none Umpire Catruthers
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Springfield Fang Franchise Moves Amid Fan Interest
Springfield fans plan to form a stock company to buy the local Three-T league franchise owned by R F Kinsella. A meeting will seek subscriptions as Kinsella values the franchise at 5000 dollars and contemplates transferring the team to Decatur due to poor attendance. Bloomington business men race to raise an extra thousand dollars to buy Peoria’s Three-T franchise, aiming to play Memorial Day if funded. Albert R Tearney, Three-T president, is sick with a serious illness and possible operation.
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Bloomington
Peoria
Tearney
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Reluctant funeral plans shadow river contest chatter
Grounders Ie turns to Courier for help with Reporter as a halfFame challenge unfolds. Across the river the funeral talk grows as the Hustlers, after four straight losses to Peoria, face a wail from Dunique with sparks of editorial bravado.
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Searles Sent to Hannibal for Catching Work
Tommy Searles, longtime Booster catcher, is sent to Hannibal Missouri for a steady catching position after four years with the team and this spring under manager Hoyle. He previously played with Waterlog during pennant runs in 1907 and 1908 and may return if recalled.
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Searles
Harrington
Eagle
Jake Beckley
Seames
Waterloo
James Bellinger Crowned Wrestling Champion
James Bellinger defeated George at Waterloo in two straight falls to claim the wrestling championship honor. John Rosier, from Eagle township, beat Carl Brown in two straight falls. Rosier has been defeated previously by Bellinger. Ed Knipp defeated Young Dawson in a preliminary match.
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Waterloo
Washburn
John Rosier
Carl Brown
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Eagle Township
Ed Knipp
Young Dawson
Bad Precedent Set by Little Iowa Town
Sporting News editorial condemns Waterloo for bringing an injunction into a baseball dispute. It cites Philadelphia Phillies owner Horace Fogel threatening to seek injunctions to bar umpires and suggests a permanent ban on any NL team scoring more runs than Philadelphia to避免 conflicts.
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Sporting News
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Horace Fogel
Philadelphia
Phillies
Springfield loses Three-I baseball as team moves to Decatur
Springfield's Three-I league season ends with the team transferred to Decatur for four Waterloo games. Virg Saunders and Wilson Behring arrange the move, with Kinsella retaining ownership. attendance woes seal Springfield’s league fate and the Decatur switch may last through the season. Cork countries list follows.
OGORES MADE BY PUPIL ATHLETES AND LOCAL MEETS
A Waterloo school athletics meet concludes with fifth and sixth grade events. Winners include Central Behren, Whittier, Lowell, Armstrong, Emerson. top performers in sprints, jumps and throws are listed with scores. A Cedar Rapids trip note promotes a 10 acre farm proposition near the coast, with a Waterloo advertisement for French & Frazee.
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Wood
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Marian Horner
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Cedar Rapids
America
French & Frazee
Black Hawk Bank
Back to the Old Style Ball Games and Baseball Bliss
A nostalgic plea to revive classic baseball charm and storytelling over modern box scores. The author laments gadgets and added noise, craving simple, readable sports narratives like the evenings in Chicago. The piece contrasts outdated romance with contemporary scorekeeping.
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North Waterloo and Railroads notes and local visits
Local and visiting figures include F. E. Lucas of Illinois Central returning from Chicago to review conditions for workers. Frank Myers and J. A. Hyland report the Cedar River suitable for fishing. Joe Barth and wife visit Des Moines. Fireman Bird returns from Wisconsin. A. P. Heald of Webster City visits Cedar Falls and supplies Teachers College publications. Mrs. Margaret Jennings plans a Sioux City trip. Boilermaker James Meggison goes to Iowa Falls to repair a boiler. Then a brief note on ancient Spartan bathing practices and a quip about Roman emperors.
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Ilinois Central
Chicago
Frank Myers
J. A. Hyland
Joe Barth
Haven
Des Moines
Bird
Wisconsin
A. P. Heald
Webster City
E. A. Heald
Mr. Heald
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
Margaret Jennings
Sioux City
James Meggison
Iowa Falla
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