Alperman’s Two Base Hit Wins For Jays In Ninth
Eddie Alperman delivered a two base hit with bases loaded in the eighth inning to rally the Jays past the Muskies in Waterloo. Brennan led the attack with a first inning RBI, while Lee homered for Muskies in the eighth as Red Cedar park hosted a wet field and lively ball, producing one of the season’s thrillers.
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Eddie Alperman
Muskison
Seri
Egan
Sund
Alperman
Andrews
Jays
Lee
Musiles
Jlee
Red Cedar
Tobacco Trust
Red Cedar Park
Waterloo
Zip Zackers
Eganites
Zip
Ays
Thomas Drohan
Brennan
Altho
Eddie Brennan
Ashland
Zackett
Sheldon
Welch
Askland
Red” Welch
Fairchie
Runser
Muskies
O'Day
Waruska
Spurs
Zackert
Winta
Hruska
Turners
Fly
Fairchilds
Wintz
Hin
Reinhart
Torkelkxon
Torkelson
Fairchilds Whitten
Alpermah
Oday
Im Welch
Fairchild
Hasbrook
PO. Ale
Aruska
Baecee
Ospurs
Esc
Leo
Haebyonk
Bol
Aubusius
Braser
Kay
iWelch
Ij Winez
Bess
Wairchilds
Ss Free
Orphan
Poe
Muscntine
Waterton
Pree
Brentan
Chuck
Prohin
Augustus
Ackert
Iiruska
Fairehilda
Drohan
Umpire Praises Muscatine Club Talent and Youth
Umpire Pa Sehaee hails Muscatine in the Central Association as the finest young team seen this season. He notes Egan's promising players like Schaffer and Hob Washbrook, with several graduates likely for major leagues. He also highlights Wagner, Hoss, Franke, and Lee as standouts and calls the team overall formidable.
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Muscatine
Central Association
Pa’ Sehaee
Mascatine
Schaefer
Egan
Burlington
Hob Washbrook
Umps
Schaffer
Wagner
Hoss
Franke
Lee
Cornell Wins 40th Intercollegiate Meet in Philadelphia
Cornell University track and field team captured the fortieth Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America meet in Philadelphia scoring 45 1 2 points. Harvard 26, Yale 25, Pennsylvania and Princeton 21 each, Dartmouth and Michigan 14, Columbia 10, Maine 9, Penn State 6, Johns Hopkins 11 2, Massachusetts Tech and Bowdoin 1.
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Philadelphia
Cornell University
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Dartmouth
Michigan
Columbia
Maine
Penna State
Johns Hopkins
Massachusetts Tech
Bowdoin
Missouri Wins Missouri Valley Track Meet In Columbia
Missouri captures the eighth annual Missouri Valley track meet in Columbia with a balanced team winning six firsts and an individual star totaling 14 points for a 62 1 2 point victory. Ames Drake Kansas Aogies and Kansas University trail for second. Drake 24 points, Kansas 23, Kansas Aggies 21, Nebraska 2, Fairmount 5. Other schools Drury Tarkio Central Willam Jewell Maryville Normal did not compete. Bobby Wallace Released by St Louis Americans after twenty years in majors. former shortstop denies talks of Cleveland managerial job.
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Missouri
Tigers
Ames
Drake
Kansas Aggies
Kansas University
Nebraska
Fairmount College of Wichita
Drury
Tarkio
Central
Willam Jewell
Maryville Normal
Bobby Wallace
St. Louis
Rhoderick
Bob") Wallace
St. Louis Americans
Wallace
Cleveland Americans
Cleveland
Connie Mack Sells Pennock to Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia March 21 Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics announced the sale of pitcher Pennock to the Boston Americans. The left hander will join the Red Sox at once for the 1910 season.
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Wack
Pennoch
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Pennock
Boston Amerians
Wil
Red Sox
Two New Bunny Recruits Arrive
Cedar Rapids news notes Shortston Fletcher arrives to aid the Bunnies in the expected slaughter of the nosing streak. Fletcher claims strong condition for a baseball camry and seeks immediate action. Outfielder Hickey has been in town two days seeking chance to break the jinx. Pitcher Taylor, who defended Frank Whitney in a prior incident, was released by Boss Jimmy Mamill on Saturday.
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Cedar Rapids
Shortston Fletcher
Fletcher
Hickey
Poeta
Taylor
Frank Whitney
Jimmy Mamill
White Sox Defeat Tigers as Streak Ends in Narrow Loss
In Chicago, the White Sox fell 2 to 1 in a tense game with Cleveland. Jim Scott pitched for Chicago while Coumbe and O'Neill handled the Browns. In St Louis, Detroit and St Louis tied 2 to 2 after a rain-shortened extra game, with Weisman, Dubue, Baker, and Agnew delivering a pitchers’ duel.
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Chicago
White Sox
Rowlands
Cleveland
Jim Scott
Scott and Schatk
Coumbe
O'Neill
Browns
Detroit
St. Louie
St. Louis
Weisman
Dubue
Baker
Agnew
Cavet
Boland
Hamilton
Loudermilk
Agney
Chicago-Cleveland
Freaks favor Cubs in ten inning win over St Louis
In Chicago at the West Side park the Cubs beat St. Louis 3 to 2 in the tenth. Artie Phelan’s infield sacrifice and Frank Schulte’s sacrifice fly pushed across the decisive runs as Slim Sallee was charged with the loss. Batterymen Sallee Snyder and Vaughn Archer noted in the box.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Alwge
Cubs
West Side Park
Artie Phelan
Bob Fisher
Frank Schulte
Slim Sallee
Salle and
Snyder
Plorea
Vaughn and
Archer
Pittsburgh shuts out St Louis 4 0 in Federal League game
Knetzer of Pittsburgh allowed four hits as Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis 4 to 0. scoring details show Pittsburgh 00603 0010 and St. Louis 20H0000000 0 4 6. Berry Crandall and Hartley credited, Chicano 3 1 Kansas City 8 0 Chicago 31 1 393.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Knetzer
Berry
Crandall
Hartley
Kansas City
Chicago
Packard
Brown
Hendrix
Black
Wilson
Cullop
Prendergast Jand Wilson
Wintz Injured Shifts Water Works Third Sacker Out
Wintz suffers arm soreness and leg injuries while sliding into second base. Out of the game, may miss the season. Sam Taylor moves to center field. Bute Free remains at third. Manager Andrews seeks a hard hitting outfielder and notes several players seek positions but many blocked by veteran rule. Crowd expectations and game tempo issues critique slow play at Red Cedar park.
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Joe Wintz
Waterloo
Weincup
Winte
Winks
Injtories
Wintz
Andrews
Bute” Free
Sam Taylor
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Anny
Ieader
Fairchilds
Rojas
Tarkelson
Muskies
Red Cedar Park
Red Cedar’ Park
Battery to Replace Company B at Davenport
Davenport May 31 That a battery is to replace Company B of the Iowa National Guard and that all equipment including horses will be furnished by the government arsenal at Rock Island, per the war department. Iowa is the first state to comply. The battery will have four 4 inch guns twelve caissons battery wagon store wagon ten horses mechanics and other details.
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Davenport
Iowa National Guard
Rock Island
Dan P. Evers
War Department
Iowa
Jumps Higher When Trainer Beats the Drum
Iowa City May 21 A novelty in training trackmen uses a big bass drum and psychology to aid high jumper Rawe from California. Trainer Jack Watson times drum beats with take-offs as Rawe clears higher bars, achieving six feet six and near six feet regularly. Iowa’s athletics board granted Watson an honorary degree, first given to a coach or trainer, and a budget was approved for a summer school for coaches.
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Iowa City
Jack Watson
Iowa
Hawkeye
Watson
Rawe
California
Towa
Rowe
Golden Gate
Athletiies
University U
Three Iowa Coaches Named for Fall Athletics Roles
Coach Kent will direct the school program and supervise football baseball and basketball. Three Iowa men are to coach in the coming fall Carl Brueckner guard goes to Emporis college Emporia Kan Joe Carberry end to St Thomas college St Paul and E W Denio guard to Penn college Oska loosa.
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Kent
Iowa
Carl Brueckner
Emporis College
Emporia
Kan
Joe Carberry
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
E.W. Denio
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Yesterday's Game Scores Across Leagues
In American Association results Indianapolis 5 11, Cleveland 2 3, Milwaukee 5 0, Kansas City 4 16, St Paul 8 4, Minneapolis 0 2. Columbus at Louisville. Des Moines 11 0, Topeka 2 3, St Joseph 2 2, Wichita 1 0, Sioux City 6 10, Omaha 5 5, Lincoln 6 Denver 4. Three One league Moline 10 1, Bloomington 1 2, Peoria 2 0, Rockford 13 1. Quincey 3 0, Dubuque 1 1. Decatur 6, Davenport 5.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Iain
Des Moines
Topeka
St. Joseph
Wichita
Sioux City
Omaha
Lincoln
Denver
Moline
Bloomington
Peoria
Rockford
Quincey
Dubuque
Decatur
Davenpori
St. Louis
Detroit
Pittsburgh-Buffalo
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Chicago-Newark
James
Cleveland-Indianapolis
Columbus-Louwisville
Quincy
Saturday Games in Central Association and Other Leagues
Rain impacted multiple games across major leagues and minors. Highlights include New York beating Brooklyn 5 1, Cincinnati 1 over Chicago 3, St Louis 5 over Pittsburgh 0 in rain shortened second, Boston 9 Philadelphia 4, and Kansas City 9 Milwaukee with heavy scheduling elsewhere in American, Federal, and Western leagues plus a 10th inning darkness draw between Quincy and Dubuque.
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Central Association
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Southern clubs hit hard by rain in Central association
Cedar Rapids May 21 Rain last week damaged finances for southern clubs in the Central association while northern teams like Cedar Rapids Waterloo Mason City and Marshalltown escaped the impact. With $50 per day guaranteed to visiting teams many southern clubs paid out $100 daily due to low receipts and high costs.
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Cedar Rapids
Central Association
C. A
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Mason City
Burlington
Clinton
Muscatine
Keokuk
Belden Hill
Leaders Hit Garrett Hard In Burlington Tilt
Mason City played host as Burlington toppled Garrett with eight singles in the two innings he pitched. Miller kept the Visitors limited after moving to center, but Mason City failed to string hits together enough to overtake a seven run lead built in the first two frames. Blunk worked for the Pathfinders, while Morgan and Buergelin produced the bulk of the local offense with a near-fence hit and a three-bagger respectively. Batteries Blunk and Rolley. Garrett, Miller and Weeks.
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Mason City
Garrett
Burlington
Miller
Blunk
Pathfinders
Bay
Morgan
Buergelin
Rolley
Gerrett
Weeks
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Coopar
Wildneye
Leifers
Ludwig
Cooper and Evans
Outfielder Lee Hits Ten Dollar Home Run Feat
Muscatine outfielder Lee earned ten dollars when he drove a ball Sunday afternoon over the fence. The ball struck the Fried bakery sign on the fence at the ball field, triggering a ten dollar payment for the Iron men. The feat was described as needing a terrific smash and unlikely to be repeated this season.
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Lee
Muscatine Club
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