Protests over four veteran rule shake up Central league
Keokuk Indians manager Frank Rayle protested Marshalltown claiming five veterans played, triggering a league clash that could strip games from clubs over the veteran limit. President Justice vowed to throw out affected results, boosting Ansons to first while forcing clubs to enforce the rule from opening day.
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Waterloo Manager Andrews Seeks Outfield Reinforcements
Waterloo baseball manager Andrews plans to strengthen the squad by adding an outfielder and a top pitcher while likely keeping the veteran rule intact. He denies buying Western league players and notes the team played well recently, believing they could have won more games with fair treatment. The Jays face three more games before returning home for Muscatine series with a doubleheader planned Monday. In Fort Dodge, Sam Vinnity led the shooting in Mineral City park with 297 points. Charles McGinnis and Charles Hummel placed second and third.
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Chile
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Jie
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Muscatine
Jays
Omaha
Fort Dodge
Mineral City Park
Sam Vinnity
Charles McGinnis
Carlaw
Charles Hummel
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Collins Saves: Game for Sok in Ninth Inning
A rough text describes Joely Collins delivering a ninth inning relay to plate the winning run for the Chienne Witte Sex, lifting them to an eighth straight victory with strong defensive play. Details about other players and teams are garbled. likely mentions Chicago and New York contexts and a separate Detroit vs Washington game ending 10 to 8 or similar.
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Chienne Witte Sex
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New York
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Woot
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Scott
Chicago
Pipp
Collins
Weaver
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Ant Sweeney
Chatty
Srult
Schalk
League Gain Results and Standing of Class
American Association results show Milwaukee 6 Columbus 1 and St Paul 5 Indianapolis 1 with Minneapolis 0 Louisville 2 and Kansas City Cleveland games rained out. Western League games postponed due to rain. Sutcliffe released after Monday game and advised to join an independent team to develop control. comparison to Henry Keupper who spent two seasons to master control before becoming a star.
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Indianapolis
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Louisville
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Sutcliffe
Bloomington Pantagraph
Henry Keupper
Brush
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Mason City
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Chicago
Brooklyn
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Vega
Boston Wand
Washington Coal
Y.onis
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A. Pet
Pittshursh
Kansas
Newark Rooklynes
St. Louis
Baltimore
America
Indiananoli
ASA
Cleveland
Brooklyn Federals Defeat Pittsburgh 6-3 in Home Win
Brooklyn Federals beat Pittsburgh 6 to 3 at home. Leafie starred for Brooklyn with Hearne close behind. Players Lafitte Pratt Mearns Lerlar and O Connor listed. Evening Courier and Reporter ad read mentioned.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Federals
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Hearne
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Pratt
Mearns
Lerlair
Connor
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Thirteen teams compete in Grinnell high school meet
Thirteen schools including Fonda Webster City Grinnell Rock Island Dexter Hampton Sioux City Marshalltown Newton Greenfield Ames Grinnell and others entered for the Friday event at Grinnell with a gala athletics day planned. A huge eighteen inch trophy cup will reward first place with gold silver and bronze medals for top finishers in each event.
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Grinnell
NOXS
Fonda
Webster City
Rock Island
Dexter
Hampton
Sioux City
Marshalltown
Newton
Greenfield
Amaole
Goldfield
Ames- Grinnel
Appearances Are Often Expensive in New Jersey Skit
New York reports Aleck Buckow ski shows lukewarm favor for New Jersey. The state’s reception remains cool despite Buckow ski’s efforts.
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New York
New Jersey
Aleck Buckowski
Ross Pitched No Hit Contest for Muscatine
Muscatine defeated Cedar Rapids as Ross pitched a no hit no run game yesterday. Two men reached on walks but none advanced, marking the season in the Central Association as the greatest pitching feat. Muskies bunched hits in the second inning off Seegar to score three runs, Cedar Rapids 000000000001 Muscatine 03000101% 51001 Seegar and Hoffman, Ross and Hruska.
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Ross
Cedar Rapids
Muskies
Ottumwa
Fee Port
Seegar
Geored
Hoffman
Ross and Hruska
Stutz Team Dominates Indianapolis 500 Elimination Trials
Indianapolis May 27. Stutz ranks 48 American favorites for the 500 mile race with De Palma Resta and Corporato as foreign rivals. Wilcox Cooper and Anderson set fast laps, Wilcox leading with 98.9 mph averages. John De Palma escaped serious injury after a slip and tumble, will return to the track today as practice continues. The Evening Courier notes rain slicked bricks and warns of treacherous spots before Saturday’s race.
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Stutz
de Palma
Resta
Corporato
Wilcox
Cooper
Anderson
Boulot
John de Palma
Ralph de Palma
Ralph
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