Brennanites Rout Red Sox in Burlington Contest
Waterloo’s Brennanites hammered four pitchers as Baichley struggled, piling up nine runs and handing the Central Association champions a laugher. Zackert dominated on the mound with strong support, while Burlington errors and fielding miscues aided the visitors in a one sided game.
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Singleston
Charley
Gold
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Morfan
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Grover
George
Zip" Zackert
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Singleton
Tex
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Sox
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Postseason Bid Hangs On Monday Doubleheader
The Courier-Post notes a planned Monday doubleheader to decide the pennant race. WL C F N could not play, with the winner to meet the street car team later. Animal admission may be charged if a postseason is needed. A double umpire system will be used in all games.
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Phillies Sweep Giants In Doubleheader To Tighten Pennant Race
Philadelphia won both ends of a Sept 3 doubleheader with New York, 3-1 and 2-0, moving closer to the National League pennant. In the opener Jesurun fanned ten for New York, but Philadelphia capitalized on hits in the fourth inning and an error to score three. In the nightcap Alexander held off the Giants as Philadelphia added three runs in the late frames. Nearby, Boston lost to Brooklyn 10-1, with wildness and defensive miscues aiding Brooklyn. St Louis beat Pittsburgh 7-2 behind Doak’s scattering of hits amid a rough day for Pittsburgh.
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Yesterday's American Association Games Summary
Indianapolis beat Cleveland 10 to 0 and St Paul edged Kansas City 7 to 5 while Minneapolis won 5 to 4 at Louisville. Western teams Topeka and Lincoln split 13 to 6 with Denver 12, Wichita 7. Des Moines and St Joseph played to a 0-0 tie. Bloomington topped Davenport 35 to 0 as Quincy fell 1 to 10 and Rockford showed 2 to 6. Tigers beat White Sox in Detroit 8 to 6. Boston downed Philadelphia 3 to 3. St Louis defeated Cleveland 4 to 2. New York won 1 to 0 over Washington.
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Des Moines Races Highlight Gov Mason Wins Then Limits Heats
Des Moines notes great finishes in a trotting division with a purse of 909.43 across three heats. Lt Aubrey and Sable Redlac are listed, along with Delia Swanson. Time results include 2 21 3 4, 2 28, and 2 20 3 4. Also a six furlong dash with Great Friar first and Princis Conrad second. Five furlong dash shows St Avano first and Modenta Boy second. Western breeders futurity No 2 mentioned.
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Sable Redlac
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Delia Swanson
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Princis Conrad
Jack’ the Saylor
St.Avano
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Modenta
Esther L
Great Western program closes at state fair with thrilling harness meet
Des Moines reports the Great Western program tied to the state fair ended with four harness and three saddle races. Governor Mason and Peter Pearl led multiple heats with close finishes as De Ryder and Wilson drove neck and neck for the pole. Other racing events included a team race and a 2:18 trot class, while baseball scores from Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Baltimore, Brooklyn, Chicago, Kansas City, Newark and Buffalo wrap up dramatic days across leagues.
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Governor Mason
California
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Indiana
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Wilson
Fom Carlyle
Nese
Ad Rose Sullivan
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Josephine Wilson
Fanny Simpson
T ' Peter Pearl
Variss Dannerfeed
Belle of
Diamond Creek
Dean Swift
Ad Berford Bell
Directum TI Fails To Beat His Record At Empire Track
Yonkers Sept 3 Directum I paced a mile in 2 02 1 4 at Empire Race Track aiming to beat his 1 58 record. First quarter 2 32, half 1 02 1 4, three quarters 1 33 on a slow track. In 3 20 trot Audrey Grey won straight heats with Todd McGregor second and Mary Guy third. Best time 2 12 7 9. Other purses noted and local notices appear, including Waterlo o advertising.
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Guy
Bunnies Win in tenth frame and other scores
Keokuk edged Cet Rapids 6 6 after a tenth inning rally with Ragged fielding by Cet Rapids. Clinton won a tight game as Bay was ejected and fined for disputing a decision. Marshalltown beat Muscatine 4 3 on Durham’s bases loaded double. Local golf and tennis results feature Max R. Marston’s thirty eight hole win, Sherrie Sherman’s upset of Standish, and Gardner’s victory over Sawyer, with Standish-Sherman thriller near the end.
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Pilots
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Clinton Tagku
Bay
Muscatine
Durham
Marshalltown
Walworth
Deciding Contest in Jobbers League at Red Cedar Park
The Jobbers league crowns its season with a deciding game at Red Cedar park this afternoon at 5. The Courier-Post office faces We. Fr. & N. with two umpires Jimmy Dunlevy and Gene Shour officiating. A Courier-Post office win could leave four teams tied for the pennant, with a tie scenario shaping up involving Galloway and Citizens Gas then a winner take all next day.
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Courier-Post Office
Jimmy Dunlevy
Gene Shour
Cedar Vallley Line
Galloway
Citizens Gas
Exhibition Games Results From Harrisburg and Greenville
Harrisburg Internationals defeated Cincinnati Nationals 5 to 4 in an exhibition at Harrisburg. Batteries Tear Corkran McKenry and Von Kolnitz vs Schacht Reynolds. Chicago Cubs beat Greenville 8 to 4 in Greenville Pa, with Ardams Hargrave Shine Chaney Hart Kelley contributing for Chicago and Greenville.
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Greenville
Chicago
Ardams
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Shine
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Kelley
Detroit Golfers Are Eliminated
Detroit, Mich. Sept. 3. Detroit's two contenders for the national golf championship were eliminated yesterday afternoon, but not until each had shown skill and resolve in the rounds.
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Mich
Desperate Battles for Golf Trophy
Two tight 36 hole semi final matches mark forenoon play for national amateur championship. Max R. Marston of Springfield New Zealand defeated Robert A. Gardner of Chicago to win the eighteenth and level the score. John G. Anderson of Mt. Vernon New York captured the last green from Sherril Sherman of Utica New York to finish one up. Waterloo traveling and business men's association picnic announced at Byrnes Park for Saturday September 4. Members and traveling men invited. ice cream coffee cream and sugar and dinners provided free. bring baskets for a big time.
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Springfield
N.Z
Robert A. Gardner
Chicago
John G. Anderson
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Sherril Sherman
Utica
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