Waterloo Wins All From Champs In Scrappy Tilt
Ottumwa Iowa reports Waterloo Jays clinched a 2 to score win in the final Waterloo series game. Jack Hill added a circuit smash and Autm? muscatine’s crew posted a clean record. Umpire Mure ray drew comments from catcher Joe Linkind who sat in the fourth as Wilkus allowed six hits and Betsel limited the visitors to seven. Game featured rag chewing, a fourth inning homer by Left Fielder H N and several notable defensive plays including Kensel and Evans contributing for Ottumwa.
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Ottumwa
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Waterloo
Jays
Andrews
Muscatine
Mureray
Murray
Joe Linkind
Wilkus
Betsel
Waterlo
Askland
White
McAuley
Hollenbeck
H N
Norvold
Walsh
Thomas
McAmlery
Hallenbeck
Sheldon
Hill
Heses
Kensel
Double
Hall
E Evans
Seneif
McAmyire
Waterloo Team Home Saturday
A distorted report describes a basketball game involving Waterloo with scattered names and phrases about plays, players, and a forthcoming series. The text references Tepin Genie Siorrdas Mearndng Wil pete and other unclear entities amid claims of a strong performance and a looming matchup versus Man deer Bovtestein. The piece also notes staff involvement and community interest around the event.
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Tepin Genie Siorrdas Mearndng
Wil Pete
Cma
Hastlers
Dethey
Cyclones Edge Cornell In Tight Big Ten Style Clash
Ames May 27 Cyclones prevail 4 to 3 over Cornell in a pitching duel. Key moments include Kettering’s triple driving in runs and Byerly fielding errors that keep the game close. Marston and Brennan contribute timely hits as the ninth and tenth innings create late drama.
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Ames
Cornell
Grate Feld Yesmardas
Turner Same
Ton Tosero
Kettering
Tae
Brennan
Palmer Cheal
Marston
Venter
Byerdy
Atues
Dav Yight
Teak
Hinkley
Hans
Stale
Byerly
Erreraind
Hinsels Gremider
Janshot
Mc Uride
Kennedyl
White Outfought Willie Ritchie in Ten Round Thriller
In a rough ten round bout Charlie Chivney handily defeated Chipion W as Ty opened and White fought hard. Willie Ritchie proved resistant but White gained the upper hand with sharp left hooks to the jaw. Ritchie clung on as White pressed the attack, delivering a sequence that left the champion relieved by the bell.
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Charly Chivney
Eka Ritchie
Ritchie
White
Willie
Witte
Champions Fall To Stop Leaders In Big League Tilt
The Citizens Gas & Light club defeated the Courier and Reporter at Red Cedar Park, extending their winning streak. Mike Mitchell pitched for the league leaders, limiting the Courier to two infield hits as Gorman and Johnson shined in the field.
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Teany
Courier
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Red Cedar Park
Ervenith
Mike Mitchell
Tfe Ale
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Pry
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Machel
Gorman
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Tie
Link
Stoke
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Gor
Iun Wis
Dud Stale
Price Strick
Wiley
L. Link
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Johnson Tod
Morris Ta Rogers
Citizens Gas
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I Morrises
H. PO
Willey
Tika
E. Link
Smih
Flartnan
Ferermuan
O di Fitee
Brooklyn Beats Chicago 4 3 In Extra Innings
Hoffman homered in the eleventh as Brooklyn defeated Chicago 4 to 3. Seaton earned his fourth win in eight days after relieving Laef tn, with McGuire failing early. Also: Kansas City beat Buffalo 7 to 1. Baltimore topped St. Louis 2 to 0. Pittsburgh edged Indianapolis 5 to 4 in ten innings.
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Hoffman
Brookiyn
Chicago
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Seaton
McGudire
Tag Loone
Ouotlogsh
McGuire
Prodergast
Wilson
Lafitte
Sanson
Owens
Land
Kansas City
Buffalo
Krapp
Packard
Biaj Packard
Basyerky
Bunnies Lose to Pathfinders and Senators Lead League
In Burlington Iowa May 27 the league leaders fell in the eighth inning as the Bunnies lost 7 to 3. Rolley homered sparking a rally as Spencer struggled late. Other games featured Clinton beating Keokuk, and New York beating Chicago 2 to 1 amid Hank O Day celebrations.
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Bunnies
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Spencer
Manuseh
Meinert
Lowther
Singleton
Harton
al McGlade
Manageh
Jamnite
Rolleg
McCvabege
Cedar Rapids Smith
Pennington
Wamlsganss
Fulton
Trennan
Rf Jaugel
Tatas
Seure
Inuming Hurlington
Cedar Rapt
Twa Lunte
McCabe
Bren Jaquel
Home Hiatrinen
Rolle Pennington
McC
Chicago
New York
Badle
Russell
Benz
Schalk
Caldwell
Gossett
Mike Donlin
Hank’ O
Tesreau
Fromme
Mathewson and Mclean
Meyers Vaughn
Humphries
Lavender
Koestner
Bresnahan
Brooklyn Defeats Pittsburgh 3 2 in Tough Baseball Showdown
May 27. Realblach held Pittsburgh to four hits as Brooklyn backwarded Adams early and broke Pittsburgh's third winning streak of the year. Brooklyn 3 runs on 5 hits 0 left on base. Pittsburgh 2 runs on 4 hits and 0 errors. Batteries Reusbach Miller for Brooklyn Adams O'Toole Conzleman Coleman Gilson for Pittsburgh.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Bender
Hamilton
Agnew
Brown and
Chang
Boston
Otto Hess
Doak
Hess
Gawdy
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Plasterer Roy Vose Suffers Eye Injury
Roy Vose of 1201 Hammond Avenue was plastering when plaster splintered into his eye. Delay in medical attention overnight allowed lime particles to cause further damage though likely not destroy sight. Advertisement appears on the paper's want page.
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Roy Vose
Mr. Vose
Hammond Avenue
French Driver Goux Sets Lap Record at Indianapolis
Ja Goux, last year’s 500 mile race winner, shattered the track record at Indianapolis Motor Speedway by circling the 2.5 mile course in 3:12.71, about 98.13 mph, beating Teddy Terzaïff and Joe Dawson who had set marks earlier. He later replied simply I knew I could do it.
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Ind
Ja Goux
Indianapolis A Motor Speedway
Goux
Teddy Terzlaff
Joe Dawson
Admmirers
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Central Association games Watertoe 2 Ottumwa 0 Burlington 7 Cedar Rapids 3 Keokuk 2 Clinton 5 Muscatine 6 Marshalltown National League St Louis 4 Boston 2 Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 4 Chicago 7 New York 10 Cincinnati 10 Philadelphia 0 American League Philadelphia 5 St out Washington 3 Detroit 2 Boston 2 Cleveland 3 New York 1 Chicago 2 6 Federal League Buffalo and Kansas City 7 Baltimore St Louis 2 Brooklin 4 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 4 Indianapolis 4 American Association Cleveland and Milwaukee 10 Indianapolis 2 Kansas City Louisville 4 Minneapolis 3 Columbus 14 St Paul 12 Western Teague St Joseph Denver 3 Sloanyitv 4 Topeka 4 Omaha 0 Wichita 8 Des Moines and Lincoln 4
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Western Teague
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