Boston Braves win in twelfth inning
Boston defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5 in twelve innings after a late rally. Morgan made a spectacular one handed catch to save Cravath's drive, and Boston took four runs in the first inning on five errors by Martin and Magee. Tin Cup relieved Mayer and Alexander closed, with Smith's double and sacrifices by Maranville and Gowdy delivering the winning tally.
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Philadelphia
Boston
James
Mogan
Cravath
Martin
Magee
Mayer
Tincut
Alexander
Smith
Maranville
Gowdy
Gowdyt Mayer
Tincup
Billifer
Hoblitzer
Gardner
Hooper
Bush
McAvyey
Wrekoff
Athletics
Lewis
Jauvria
Murphy
Walsh
Murp
Kopf
Janvrin
Batteriss—Collins
Carrigan
McAvoy
Detroit tops St Louis as Crawford shines in 4 1 victory
Ceveles kie's superb pitching and Crawford's heavy hitting powered Detroit to a 4 1 win over St Louis in Detroit. Hamilton passed Cobb twice, Crawford collected hits each time. St Louis had five scattered hits, none in the same inning. Batteries Hamilton Baichley Agnew Coveleskie Stahage.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Mich
Ceveleskie
Crawford
Mamilton
Cobb
Bt Louis
Hamilton
Baichley
Agnew
Coveleskie
Stahage
Chicago Beats Indianapolis In 14 Inning Pennant Thriller
In Chicago on Sept 5, Chicago surged to within one game of Indianapolis in the pennant race after a 14 inning battle. The leaders carried a one run edge into the ninth before Indianapolis rallied with a late push. Final score shows Chicago 2 and Indianapolis 1 with a long, tense stretch before the decisive runs.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Cheney
O'Day
Douglass
Archer
Gonzales
Washington
New York
Sha
Fisher
Shaw
Nunamaker
Moeller
Henry
Fisher and Nunamaker
Indianapolis
Chiccaga
Te Loends
Kaizerting
Woking Tinker
Jays Dominate Keokuk in Slugfest at Local Park
In a high scoring city league game, the Jays routed Keokuk 12 to 4. Key producers included Ellis, Hollenbeck, Blodgett, and Sheldon. Drohan started for the Jays and was relieved after ten runs crossed, while Wise bullpen work allowed the Jays to surge in early innings and clinch the victory.
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Waterloo
Keokuk
Jays
Ittine
Real estate transfers and standings in Waterloo area
Real estate transfers listed by Black Hawk Co Abstract Co include Thomas J Loeper to Bernadette R Wrotzer for part lot 6 block 85 original plat West Waterloo and other deeds in Waterloo and adjacent towns. The notices name A W Chamberlin transferring to F W Chase and to Isaac Whitney, and multiple property parcels with prices and locations. Also included are standings for Central Association with city counts and an advertisement note referencing a character study and Montana items.
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Black Hawk Co
Thomas J, Loeper
Bernadette R. Wrotzer
West Waterloo
A.W. Chamberlin
F. W. Chase
East Park Place
Waterloo
Whitney
East
Geo. P. Johnson
Stella HL Johnson
Robert Robinson
OWA Preparing for Big Year
Iowa City headlines coach Morey Kent shaping Hawkeyes for a tough season. Gunderson improves, Carberry rehabbing, eligibility doubts linger as Hawkeyes plan scrimmage and await Hawley’s arrival. Schedule hints include State Teachers and Cornell showdowns with Chicago, Minnesota, Northwestern, Ames, and Nebraska on the slate.
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Iowa City
Hawkeyes
Gunderson
Rolfe
Carberry
Altho
Jack Watson
Watson
Thhey
Kent
Morey Kent
Hawley
Ralph McGinnis
Hawkeye
McGinnis
Tlawkeyes
Cornell
Chicago
Minnesota
Northwestern
Evansitor
Ames
Nebraska
Town City
Press Box Notes Point to Thrilling Baseball Close
Burlington holds lead as two days remain in the pennant race with a tight finish ahead. The Muskies fight hard but face an uphill battle with Hoyle’s club scoring losses. Tom Drohan to rejoin the Keokuk series while Kinsella’s Sunday start is likely and Monday uncertain. Harry Ellis fuels the local club with strong hitting and base running while Arthur Quiesser joins as a Federal league umpire.
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Burlington
Imaret
Agais
Andrews
Tom Drohan
Indians
Kinsella
Miller
Manusch
Jaya
Harry Ellis
Waterloo
Muscaline
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Logan
Spring Creek Community Notes and Local Events
Sept 2 report from Spring Creek Township lists Chas Oren delivering eighteen loads of logs to Brandon last Wednesday. School starts Aug 21 in several districts with others to begin Sept 7. Merla Sawyer visits Clyde near Dysart. Camp meeting began Aug 24 at Manasy with strong attendance. tabernacle near C Haymond’s home. Mrs H Luloft of Waverly visits her Geo Orth family near Jubilee. Ladies Aid meeting Sept 1 at Mrs Oscen Hilton’s. Fred Garling improving from illness. Local youths from Jubilee surprise Mr and Mrs Huck. Mr and Mrs J Pehl and Grace visit Waterloo. Western league magnates reportedly tense. Courter noted as profitable in classifieds.
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Spring Creek
Chas
Oren
Brandon
Merla Sawyer
Clyde
Dysart
Manasy
C. Haymond
Geo. Orth
Jubilee
Ladies’ ‘Aid
Oscen Hilton
Fred Garling
Fred
Nine Nationals in .d00 Glads Nine Nationals in .d00 Glads
Baseball roundup notes leaders in batting and pitching across leagues. Erwin tops NL with .348 in 20 Brooklin games, Jackson regains AL lead at .862. numerous players named with team affiliations and stats. Multiple clubs listed with batting and stolen-base leaders, plus recent game results from major and minor circuits.
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Chicago
Ross Erwin
Brookln
Dalton
Brooklyn
Becker
Philadelphia
Daubert
Gongales
Cincinnati
Grant
New York
Mages
Connelly
Boston
Phelan
Wheat
James
Rudolph
Mathewson
Herzog
Toe Jackson
Cleveland
Jackson
Collins
Hoblitzer
Cobb
Detroit
Miteveau
Washington
Cree
Speaker
Baker
Crawford
MclInonis
Walker
St. Louis
Maisel
Bender
Leonard
Plank
Bill Hinchman
Jean Titus
American Association
Columbus
Kansas Ci
Killifer
Minneapolis
Mill Columbus
Allizer
Rath
Kansas City
Lake
Compton
Livingston
Indianapolis
Bennie Kanfl
Jeanne’s Jcte
Kiaff
Ford
Buffalo
Kaileerling
Farry Lejuene
Sioux City
Gaspar
Sioux
Gaskell
Denver
Sterzer
St. Joseph
Waterloo Club Nearing Pennant in Central Association
Waterloo's baseball team remains in close contention for the Central association pennant as the season nears its close. Manager Andrews rebuilt a struggling squad into a strong contender with key returns and strategic signings. Attendance is expected to shatter records as Waterloo pursues first place and a fierce fight for runner-up spots unfolds among Burlington Muscatine and Cedar Rapids.
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Waterloo
Central Association
Clus
Andrews
Muscatine
Muskies
Jays
Burtington
Pathfinders
Waterloo Infielders Set to Join Pittsburgh Club Next Week
Waterloo infielders James McAuley and Paddy Siglin will depart for Pittsburgh Monday night to join Manager Fred Clarke's Pirates. McAuley may start at shortstop with Honus Wagner injured, while Siglin could debut at second base. The sale nets $2,500 per player, a Central Association record.
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Waterloo
Pittsburgh
Stonewall
James McAuley
Paddy Sighin
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Vothd
Pirate Mangnales
Chicago
Andrews
Clarke
McAuley
Honus Wagner
Siglin
Joe
Des Moines
Central Association
McGaffigan touted as top Lincoln shortstop prospect
The piece notes hopes to end the agony for clubs by securing the association’s consent to reserve players without salaries through season end. Lincoln’s McGaffigan, a teen prodigy and ringer for Freddy Parent, draws major league scouts and praise for his fielding, throwing from multiple positions, and big hitting.
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Fons
National Association of Minor Leagues
Weason Wnhor Dey
McGaMigan
Keokuk
Lincoln
Sporting News
McGaffigan
Freddy Parent
Jack Coffey
Denyer
Bears
Spring Pigs Bring 14 Each at Bruce Township Auction
At the H. C. Unger farm in Bruce township Ben ton county a public sale saw spring pigs sell as high as 14 apiece. The auction noted corn in the field selling at 26 75 an acre. It recalls a time when two pigs could be bought for a five dollar bill.
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H. C. Unger
Bruce Township
Benton County
Unger
Clinton Wins Pitchers Duel Over Muscatine Muskies
Clinton secured a 6 to 1 victory after a swift contest with Zackert guiding Clinton in a 1 hour 17 minute game. Muscatine scored early but Clinton pulled ahead late with effective hitting and solid defense.
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Clinton
Zackert
Wiid
Muscatine
Brennan
Carrow and Darrow
Burlington
Marshalltown
Homie
Burg and McGleade
Harter and Clark
Cedar Rapids
Galesburg
Ulich
Ulich and Fisher
Mellinger
Lingle
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Marty O'Toole
Giants
Robertsau
Larry Doyle
Batterlee
Otoole
McLean
Reulbach
Alien
McCarty
Kelly
Viox
Pittsborgh
Wilson
Konatchy
Feneral League
Goduli
Kusserting
Starides
Hendrix
Federal
Shia
Ivans
Siheam
Westersil
Krounder
Pinsburgh
Camnitz
Hickson
Bills
Hollenbeck
Bledgetu Lal
Finneran
Bluejacket
Somers
J and Owens
Drohan
St Cade
St- Louis
St .Louis
Kianian Cley Ys
Ist. Louis
Johnson
Dasterlys
Keupper
Herbert
Hartey
Kansas
Lst. Louis
Stone
Hazenbrow
Simon
Baltinere
Huttalo
Bullato
Baltimore
Buffalo Soingagian Ogs
Quinn
Stussell
Krapp
Blair
Yalesburg
Johan
Blodgett
Duke’ Hollenbeck
Tom Blodgett
McCullaugh
Wetzel
Ellis
White
Siglit
Wintz
Riley
Bilis
Paddy
Wintaz
Giffen
Hilis
Evans
Sheldon
Addington
Blod‘gett
Lund
McGee
Sweet
Rains
Giffin
McCullough
Gitfin
Dod
Dail
rf&Su Lr
Wotaol
Sefb
Innanalis
Carnet
Chicare
Battimore
McCullogsh
Pragkiyn
Raffalo
Waterlow
TG. A
St. Leute
Pittsmargh
Saanes
Vollenbeck
Wordrech
McCulough
Wesel
Drouin
Hoff Giffin
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Hiley
Sdalgu
DRS Musbeat
Murllington
Cjinton
Keykuk
Minton
Musratine
Cedar Ravids
Montana
Kindi
Ww. L. Pet
Lew
Eac
Aon
V. T. Pet
Louisville
Milwaukee
Cohumibus
St. Paul
OWA
Captain Gunderson
All Bay
Tasbor
James Rack Dry Gans Co
Kerkley Hawr. Co
Hough
Frank Hoyle
Waterloo Baseball Association
Jay
Arthur Quiesser
Leagie
Que Jackson
Ameri
Petra
Cincinnnati
St. Lowa
Balimore
Western
Cease
St. Joseph W. Lincoln
Jimahn
Topeka
Waterloo Club
Jimmy Maulhy
Paddy Siglin
Palace Theatre
John J. McGraw
MGR. N. Y. Giants
Detective Swift
Pauline
Boys IN
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Ais. Busby, Mar
Tol
Therese L. Martin
Aml Hey Urn Company
Ite
Salomy
Gwen Wister
Electric Park
Jean McElroy
Morton & Vaughn
Victoria
Jordans
Labor Day
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Bridge Street
Waterloo, Ta
Byvank Transfer CO
Imtrite Street
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