Giants Beat Boston Seven Run Rally In Fourth Inning
New York scored seven runs in the fourth to defeat Boston 7 to 2. James struggled in that inning, Rudolph finished the game, and Murray hit a left field homer, the first of its kind at that park, as Philadelphia later edged Brooklyn.
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Bedient Beats McConnell In Pitchers Battle As Boston Tops New York
Boston victory over New York 3 to 1 in a tight pitchers duel. Hartzell opened scoring for Boston with a first inning single and Cree followed, while Yerkes and Speaker supplied key hits. Hartzell later scored on a safe error in the ninth. Johnson and Marquard stifled offenses in the later frames.
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Phillies Rally Past Brooklyn 8-5 In Extra Innings
Philadelphia erased a three run Brooklyn lead with a late eighth inning rally and won 8-5 in eleven innings. Rixey Alexander Seaton Kilifer pitched for Philadelphia while Stack Yingling Allen Erwin and Miller appeared for Brooklyn.
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Yesterday's results from Western Teacue games
Results from yesterday show Les Moines beating Denver 9 to 3 in Les Moines-Denver, Omaha 4 defeating Omaha 3, Sioux City 7 over Wichita 3, St Joseph 4 over Lincoln 2, with Germaine-Bamee listed in a garbled lineup. American Association standings mention Milwaukee, Toledo, and Louisville among others in unclear order.
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Carisch's Work Behind the Bat Boosts Cleveland Naps
Cleveland manager Joe Birmingham praises Bill Carisch as an exceptional catcher with a strong throwing arm, keen head, and pitching coaching ability. He notes Carisch is a premier blocker in the American League and contributes timely hits, predicting he will be the best catcher in the league next year.
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Cleveland Naps
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Inside Baseball Perfection Through Signs Engineered Play
A compact note describes a team’s mastery of inside baseball built entirely on signs and signaling. It highlights strategic communication and precision in arranging plays without relying on visible external systems.
Sullivan the Irishman in prison tale amid Jameson raid
The narrative follows Sullivan with blue eyes and red hair as he jokes about fate after pleading guilty in a South Africa prison during the Jameson raid era. He recounts a judge’s five year sentence and tears into the idea of being a sport while awaiting release.
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Stars May Break Records at Intercollegiate Meet
Cambridge Massachusetts May 26 Records will be amushed at the intercollegiate athletic meet at Harvard stadium on May 3 if predictions of coaches prove true Stars include Haff Michigan Patterson Pennsylvania Shattuck California Wright Dartmouth and others World record holders Faul Jones Cornell pole vault Wright Beatty and Wendel predicted to excel Penn and Cornell contenders loom large Moakleys team favored if key scorers perform well Cornell’s chances hinge on Jones and other stars avoiding a psychological slip prior to competition
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Keokuk Invades Waterloo for Series with Indians
Keokuk brings a strong lineup to Waterloo for two more games after resting. Manager George Manusch, former Burlington and Dubuque outfielder, leads a squad featuring Ronan and Hilly with past Three-I ties. Boyle’s club to follow with a four game set and a Friday doubleheader expected to set a new attendance record.
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Launch of Park Avenue Factory Produces Automatic Air Compressors
Waterloo sees new industrial growth as Nels D. Olson and William Maitland launch a plant at 310 Park Avenue West to manufacture patented automatic air compressors. Olson oversees management while Maitland directs manufacturing. modern machinery is in place and the venture aims for success.
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Drunk At Waterloo Union Depot Cited In 19th Century Tale
Trainmaster U S Rea describes Waterloo under wets and dries with few habitual drunks at the Union depot now. He recalls boisterous patrons and depots troubled by drunkenness, contrasted with recent declines in disturbances at the station. A separate notice warns creditors of a former spouse.
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Express Companies Halt Liquor Deliveries in Waterloo
Two express firms United States and Adams stop liquor shipments using Rock Island lines affecting Waterloo. The move follows legal guidance and aims to curb illegal sales as the Business Men's Temperance association vows to make Waterloo effectively dry. An unrelated advertisement promotes party specials at Paul Davis Shoe Dept.
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Price of Corn Reaches Fifty Cents Across Markets
The article notes corn prices rising from 30 cents at first marketing last year to 60 cents a bushel at Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union Mill Co. It predicts further shifts in value as traders and mills adjust to new market conditions.
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Clear Lake Iowa Beauty Spot Promotes Summer Outing
The advertisement touts Clear Lake as Iowa’s premier beauty spot with cooler temperatures, inviting families to a month long summer outing and weekend trips. It offers a free three color illustrated folder by sending a postal request to H N Halvorson, Secretary, Clear Lake Iowa during Home Assembly Week August 2 to 10.
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