Red Sox Rally Past Waterloo 9 to 2 in Burlington
Harmon led with a homer and two doubles in four trips, lifting the Red Sox over Waterloo 9 to 2. Drohan struggled, Blunk and Forest shined for Burlington, while Hiller and Singleton contributed solid defense and early runs backed by a costly Drohan error.
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Sheldon
Harmon
Blunk
Br Drehan
Drehan
Lunte
Forest
Meimert
Bold
Masters
Martini
Morgan
Whaley
Drohan
Singleton
Colgate
White Sox lose to Cleveland on fluke play
An unusual fourth inning sequence cost Chicago a game in the second contest with Cleveland as Kirke running to first on a wild pitch while Smith took second led to a blown call and later scoring errors. Cleveland won 6 to 5 after Chicago won 8 to 4 in the opener. Kirke doubled in the eighth and Roth and Graney added singles to seal the win. First game featured Werger’s homer and sharp fielding by Chapman Seibold and Eddie Coltley.
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Roth
Graney
Werger
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Seibold
Eddie Coltley
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O'Neill
Benz
Schalk
Bratteriee
Klepfer
Morton
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O'Neil
Cicotte
Senti
Mayer
Gardner to Meet Eastern Prayer in Golf Final
Robert A. Gardner of Chicago and Yale advances to the national amateur golf final in Detroit, after a hard morning comeback to defeat Max R. Marston of Springfield 3 and 2 in the semi finals. Gardner will face John G. Anderson of Mount Vernon in today's championship match following Anderson's 3 and 1 win over Sherril Sherman of Utica.
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Chicago
Yale
John G. Anderson
Mount Vernon
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Max R. Marston
Springfield
Anderson
Sherril Sherman
Utica
Marston
Sherman
Pirates 4 Cubs 5 in a tense Sept. baseball game
In a Sept game at Pittsburgh, A Tumphries started for Chicago and yielded four hits and three runs in the second inning. Standridge relieved and pitched well, while Malraux was effective, final score Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4. Batteries listed for both clubs.
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Mallaux
Cedar Valley Wins Deciding Game of Season
Cedar Valley defeated Courier-Postoffice 9 to 0 to clinch the league title after a protest over umpire Dunlevy’s call. The game featured a sixth inning surge by Cedar Valley as spectators swarmed the field and disputes over darkness and readiness persisted. Drake and Holt led with two-base hits for Cedar Valley while Rees and Claus pitched for the Courier-Postoffice.
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Courier- Pastofice
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Leon Link
Hartman
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Thomas
Metcalf
Webber
Salt
Denver Manager Coffey Resigns After Quarrel
In Denver Colorado on September 4, Jack Coffey resigned as manager of the Grizzlies after a dispute with James McGill owner of the Denver Western league club. Coffey had led the team to a perfect winning record while being voted the best playing manager in the circuit.
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James €. McGill
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Ansons May Hire Central Association Managers
At Marshalltown on September 4 three Central association managers Tack Herbert from Cedar Rapids Manush of Clinton and Frank Boyle of Keokuk are considered potential managers for the Ansons next year If Lynch can be a candidate his status will be decided by September 20 and Green Bay's status in the Wisconsin Illinois league may determine his future with the team.
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Cenar Rapids
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Frank Boyle
Keokuk
Lynch
Green Bay
Tyrus Cobb Batting Slump Leads, Slashes in League Race
Chicago Sept 4 Tyrus Cobb halves in batting as he slips to .376 in the American League yet retains a safe lead. The piece lists leading hitters including Speaker Crawford Jackson and others, notes Cobb’s 78 stolen bases, and AFL and NL standings with pitchers’ records across leagues.
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Fournier
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Veatch
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New York
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Isele
Scores from yesterday's American Association and Western League
In the American Association Indianapolis defeated Cleveland and Columbus 6 to 5 while Louisville lost 1 to 14 against Minneapolis. Kansas City won 2 to 5 over St Paul and Milwaukee edged St Paul 2. Western League shows Denver and Kopeka tied 2, Des Moines 2 over Sioux City 1, Wichita 3 over Lincoln 6, and St Joseph 3 with Omaha incomplete.
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Culop Shuts Out Chicago as Kansas City Wins 4-0
Kansas City pitcher Nick Cullop held Chicago to three hits in yesterday's Federal League game as the locals scored three runs in the third inning due to walks and errors. Brown pitched well for Chicago but could not prevent the loss. In Pittsburgh, Allen and Willett limited St Louis to one run as Pittsburgh topped St Louis 3-1.
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Brooklyn Beats Baltimore in Ten Inning Clash
In Brooklyn, Sept. 4 the Dodgers edged the Orioles 3 to 2 in ten innings. Finneran and Land drove in runs while Johnson and Owens handled the mound duties. New York box scores show a tight battle with late inning drama and key defensive plays including Hennie and Mier robbing Lobert of a homer.
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Muskies End Losing Streak In Muscatine Battle
Muscatine reports a hard fought win as Pranke led the Muskies against visiting hitters to break a long losing skid. Keokuk edged the Bunnies in a low scoring, error plagued contest as Swick advanced to second and Giffin singled for the decisive run.
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