Andrews Mek Trimmed Indians in Slaughter
Keokuk hosts Waterloo in a baseball game led by Tom Wilkus who pitched a 6 to 1 victory for Andrews. Corkhill Macauley and Wintz delivered key hits and plays while Ashland sparked the offense. Keokuk defense faltered with critical errors as Waterloo rallied in the ninth.
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Tom" Wilkus
Andrews
Keokuk
Wilkus
Indians
Bob Corkhill
Jimmy Macauley
Joe Wintz
Corkhill
Macauley
Wintz
Frank Ashland
Jenkins
Kline
A. Sheldon
Hilley
Manusch
Priest
Siglin
Seneff
Hines
Waterloo
AB. R.H.P.O. A
White
Sheldon
Biglin
Oi Asklang
Keokuk— AB
H. wHines
Wack
Ronan
Miller
Enkfins
Jack
Slack
Seney
Agkind
Oy Wilkus
Mares Can
Senoft
Standings and Results From Baseball Leagues
Yesterday's results show American Association games St Paul 1 Kansas City 4 Milwaukee Minneapolis 7 Louisville 9 Indianapolis 1 Columbus Toledo rain. Western League Denver 8 Des Moines 4 Sioux City 6 Wichita 4 St Joseph 6 Lincoln 0 Omaha 14 Topeka 2 Three I League Quincy 4 Bloomington 6 Decatur 5 Davenport 2 Danville 9 Peoria 4 Springfield 8 Dubuque 6. Tomorrow's schedule includes American League Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia. National League New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis.
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus-Toledo
Denver
Des Moines
Sioux City
Wichita
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Omaha
Topeka
Quincy
Bloomington
Decatur
Davenport
Danville
Peoria
Springfield
Dubuque
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louie
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincionati
Pittsburgh
J. Louie
Citeaca
American League
W. L. Pet
Eeowware
Tree Pee
Louie
Esesees
Dewanaee
New York Beaver
National League
Lia
St. Louis Sa
New York Dentonas
Aseeaee
Cincinnati
American ‘Association
Columbus
Tees
Louisville Eens
Ee Rats
Minneanolis Mete
Paul Ee
Indianapoli
Toledo Eeee
Sese Ter Oe
Sioux City Eee
Wichita Teers Oe
Muscatine Team Set for Friday Baseball Clash
The Muscatine squad under Frank Bogie’s leadership eyes a big Friday game with Sones. First pitch at 9 o clock as Boyle draws heavy crowd interest. Frank Ashland debuts behind the plate after a two week layoff, handling Wilkins’ tricky pitches in his return.
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Sones Muscatine
Frank Bogie Witay
Batas
Waterlon
Kloet
Keokuk
Bud
Beating G H O Engine Co And Other Games
Joe Wintz cited as a top Central association player as Tribune beats Gho Engine Co in a game with errors and wild pitches. Decoration day seen as season turning point with four division leaders holding positions. Mrs. Jay Andrews returns to support her husband, Waterloo’s baseball figure, while game notes list upcoming fixtures including Postoffice Courier and Iowa Daily clashes.
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Joe Wintz
Central Association
Jay Andrews
Waterloo
Tribune
Waterloo Gas Engine
Newsboys
Hill
Pas
Pdor
Tribune Battery
Adair
Cour
Fromme Strengthens Giants Military Pitching Staff
New York May 28. Trade talks swirl around Devore Groh and Ames to Cincinnati for Pitcher Fromme. Fromme, a top pitcher when right, has dominated the Giants, shutting them out recently. Giants plan to pair him with Tun Gattanters, seeking steadiness and control after a season of erratic work.
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New York
Devore
Groh
Ames
Cincinnati
Fromme
Tinker
McGraw
New York Giants
Giante Fromme
Tun Gatters
Giants
Burlington Defeats Cedar Rapids in Opening Game
Burlington won 3 to 0 over Cedar Rapids Rabbits as Harmon and Rolley drove in two runs in the first inning. Humes shut down Cedar Rapids, and a late misplay aided Burlington's ninth inning score for the series opener.
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Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Rabbits
Harmon
Rolley and McGlade
Sutton
Spicer
Bunnies
Humes
Bartington
AB. R. H. PO
A. E. Ellis
Foreman
Lowther
Rolley
MecGlade
Hale
Cedar Rap
R. H. PO
A. E. Smith
Lewis
Milligan
Brown
Schueler
al Hyzer
Rox
Roller
McGlade
Bale
Ker
Ker 6; Pasacd
Fox
Rame
Pfrman
Boston Wins Doubleheader Over Giants in Thin Split
Boston earned a doubleheader sweep win 1 to 0 and 5 to 2 over New York Giants as Rudolph shined on the mound. Maranville and Connelly sparked the late rally in the opener, while Titus delivered a bases loaded three run double in the second game. Merkle left with an ankle injury sliding into second.
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Boston
Mass
New York
Gianta
Mathewson
Tyler
Maranville
Myers
Connelly
Shafer
Sweeney
Burns
Sweney
Rudolph
Trelle
Perdus
Ottumwa Wins Opener In Ragged Safety Speed Clash
Ottumwa defeats Monmouth 7 to 4 in a two hour, ragged nine inning game. Gregory and Pressey chased early in the second. Umpire Myers's sixth inning call likely decided the outcome as Ottumwa bats produced three base hits and several errors aided by Monmouth.
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Gregory
Pressy
Myers
Ottumwa
R. H. PO
A. Nolt
Secee
O Kengel
Wall
Ceua
House
Burns
Lorenzen
Monmouth
Rye
BI Beere
Inainga
Monmouth O
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Sampson
Nolt
Fingal
Byrne
Kensel
Link
Kansel
Welch
Lund
Menne
Grero
Kisner
Myera
Chicago Defeats St Louis 2 1 In Pitchers Battle
Chicago beats St Louis 2 to 1 as New York's double defeat drops St Louis to third place. Verall and Selee pitched tight until a rough first inning allowed two runs on two hits and an error. Lean Evans singles in eighth but visitors miss shutout. Evers ejected for arguing with umpire. American League notes Philadelphia doubles Washington, 8-7 and 7-1 with Plank strong, Altrock relief. Zamlock and Stanage star in St Louis win over Detroit 8-2.
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Boilermakers
Beard
Dorhan
Muskies
Crohan
Richards
Zoeller
al Nickell
Kewanee Ab.r.h. PO. A. HL
Johnson
Spurs
Masters
Katz
Kohr
Hart
Lind, P
Linderbeck, If
Pennington
Hubartt
Andreen
Harvey
Drohan
Muscatine
AB. RH. PO. A
Qurtis
Harrell
Bromley
Kewanee
Lind
Umbiie
Fleming
Chicago
St. Louie
St. Louis
New York
Verall
Selee
Babe
Lean
Evans
Evers
Bales
Geyer
McLean
Hildebeaud
Overall
Archer
Wael
Philphia
Philadelphia
Washington
Plank
Engle
Gallix
Hughes
Altrock
Athletics
Bender
Oldring
Gallia
Ainsmith
Lapp
Seco
Ame
Philad
Henry
Schang
Louis
Detroit
Zamlock and Stanage
Mitchell and Agnew
Bryan Carries Market Basket in Washington
Washington note that Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan shops the local market each morning with a basket. Market women say his bargain sense is notable and he favors a particular white radish, saving the best for his breakfast. He earns a salary of 12 000 dollars a year amid rising grape prices.
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Washington
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Col. Bryan
Bryan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orkhill Ap
Davey White
Askland
Socals
Tex” Sheldon
Ier
Courier
Iowa Daily
Gallowayra
Ottumme Save Ee
Cay
Sen Aeee
Kewanes
Cedar Rapide
Burlington A
Ottumwa Oe
Muscatine Eae
Ald Keokuk
Kewanee Oe
P. W. W. Pet. Postoffice
Iowa Dairy
GIANT
Gunnies
Leaders
Cating
Sterlings
Ottumwn
Buncheh
Norfolk
L. A
Louis Wom
Snodgrass
Meyers
Whaling
Coca-Cola
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Coca-Cola Company
Artanra, Ga
Sibert’s
Jewelry
East 4Th Street
Fourth Street
Paul Davis
Agicus
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
J. H. Hoover
Maple St
Iowa
China
Byrtha C. Hughes China
Fast Fourth St
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
Wis
Wilbert Shallenberger
Oakwood
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