Giants Sweep Double Bill in Sub-5 Run Win Pile
New York and Brooklyn posted doubleheader wins in Philadelphia and Boston with tight pitching and late scoring. Tesreau no hits Philadelphia in Game 1 as New York wins 2–0, Game 2 features a late rally for a 4–1 victory. Brooklyn beats Boston 3–1 behind strong defense and late runs. Chicago edges Cincinnati 6–5 in a ninth inning comeback. Pittsburgh harms St Louis 8–0 as Cooper holds the opposition.
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Cincinnati
Richie
Cotter
Fromme
Mclean
Boston Red Sox edge Senators 1 0 in eleven innings
In a pitcher's duel before 29 000 fans Walter Johnson hurled a remarkable game for the Senators but two consecutive doubles by Speaker and Lewis gave Boston a 1 0 victory over Washington in eleven innings. Wood started for Boston and fanned nine as Cleveland and Chicago others noted tough plays.
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Red Sox
Senators
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Wood
Johnson
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Lewis
Hooper
Yerkes
al Bpeaker
A Gardner
al Engle
Swagnet
Foster
al Johnson
Meride
Laporte
al John
Mitty Wood
Eneie
Connolly
Hart
Bine
Hunters and Anglers Recall Tragic Auto-Gun Incident
An Oklahoma style yarn set in Houston recounts a deadly accident on a Flathead Trail hunt. Bill confronts a wary hunter, and a fatal auto-gun blast near a Waterloo trap‑shooter event unfolds with a bear display and a brutally buried body. Slim Lynch, a Canadian fur trapper, is later remembered with a crude monument.
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Ateg Patha
Iowa State
Prospect Park
Lynch
Slim Lynch
Phillies Win With Ninth Inning Squeeze Play
Crabb sparking breaks, New Yorks manage only two runs on sixteen hits and an error by Collins opens the door. Baker singles and McInnes sacrifice attempt misfires as Leliveli’s throw goes through. Baker scores on Barry’s squeeze to give Philadelphia a 4 2 victory.
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Philadelphia
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McInnes
Chase
Leliveli
Barry
New York
Lapp
McConnell
Sweeney
St. Louis
Detroit
Mieh
Hamilton
Balla
Allison
Wolgast Optimistic on McFarland Fight Return
Ad Wolgast says his wrist will mend and he plans to fight McFarland though a doctor doubts rapid recovery. He requires an additional 7400 dollars before entering the ring, citing potential loss of picture exhibit opportunities outside New York.
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Cadillac
Mich
McFarland
Ad Wolgast
Wolrast
Wolgaat
New York
City Baseball Championship Opener Between East and West
The first of a three game series to decide the city championship is set at Lafayette Park with 3 PM start. Captains Ralph Storm and Frank Manahl lead the east and west sides as Duke Hollenbeck shifts to the outfield. Frank Champe pitches for the west, Claus will handle the east heavy work, with Danny Hupp and Bil Milsap aiding storm in the west bid.
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East Side
Frank Manahl
West Side
Duke" Hollenbeck
Lincup
la Fayette Park
Frank Champe
Claus
Danny” Hupp
Bil” Milsap
Waterloo
Storm
West
Local Baseball Lineups for West and East Sides
The West side lineup features Metcalf as catcher, Champe on the mound, Rosgen at first, Mitchell at second, W. Manahl at short, Robinson at third, F. Manahl in left, Hollenbeck center, J. Champe right, with W Harvey as substitute. East side lists Fergeman pitching, Claus at first, Milsao second, Hupp at short, Fist ner third, Shutzman at third, Worrell in left, Hill center, Cobb right.
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Metcalf
Champe
Rosgen
Mitchell
W. Manahl
Robinson
F. Manahl
Hollenbeck
J. Champe
W. Harvey
East Side
Fergeman
Claus
Milsao
Hupp
Fistner
Shutzman
Worrell
Hill
Feld
Cobb
Jap Wrestler Matsuda Beats Prehm in Cedar Falls Bout
Matsuda the little Japanese wrestler defeated Paul Prehm after a hard three-fall match at the Armory Friday night. First fall 37 minutes with a reverse Nelson, second fall 35 seconds, third fall 28 minutes 5 seconds as Prehm pressed early but matsuda secured a toe hold and submission. Carl Brown later defeated Hol Adamson at Cedar Falls in straight falls nine and five minutes with an arm lock crotch hold and scissors.
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Paul Prehm
Armory
Hmit
Prehm
Mason City
Carl Brown
Matsuda
George Milles
Chicago
Louis Fritz
Waterloo
Gus Xgianias
Burns
George Hitchcock
Tom Wirtz
Brown
Hol. Adamson
Cedar Falls
Yesterday's Scores Across Minor Leagues
In the Western League Topeka defeated West Moines 19 to 3 while Lincoln-St Joseph won 6 to 3 and Lincoln with no other games scheduled. In the American Association Columbus beat Toledo 3 to 1 Indianapolis won 6 to 4 over Louisville St Paul edged Milwaukee 6 to 5 and Minneapolis beat Kansas City 5 to 4. In the Three-I League Davenport defeated Dubuque 10 to 4 Quincy won 4 to 3 over Peoria Decatur topped Springfield 7 to and Danville beat Bloomington 2 to 1.
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Decatur
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Peoria
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Loutaville
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Quincy
Baseball News From Burlington and Chicago
Report covers the Central association meeting at Burlington with Waterloo and Cedar Rapids absent. It notes Bloomington leading the Three I league and a Chicago city series anticipation. Pitcher Wood defeats Johnson in Boston. Marquard, Matthewson, Crandall strong for Philadelphia. Giants win, aiming for the National League pennant. Managers Chance and the Cubs draw praise.
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Central Association
Burlington
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Marquard
Matthewson
Crandall
Philadelphia
Giants
Two Ball Games at Prospect Park Double Header
A double header is scheduled at Prospect Park tomorrow afternoon. The Autoists from Mason Motor Car factory face the South End Cubs in the first game. The Waterloo Roy team will meet the Majestic Cubs in the second game.
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Mason Motor Car Company Factory
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Waterloo Roy
Majestic Cubs
Waterloo Rovs
Chamberlains Fatnkment Relief Promises Muscle Ease
If you knew the real value of Chamberlains Fatnkment for lame dark soreners of the muscles sprains and rheumatic pains you would never wish to be without it despite dealer scarcity and counterfeit concerns.
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Chamberlain's
Kalety
Egan Praised as Champion Manager After Ottumwa Pennant
Waterloo fans salute Ned Egan whose nine year tenure as Ottumwa club manager yielded six pennants and three runner ups. St. Paul Dispatch lauds his record, noting a close 1912 pennant and a gold watch fob presented to each player and manager during a praise-filled spread in Ottumwa. Egan returns to St. Paul for the winter.
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Egan
The
Courier
St. Paul
Bill Clymer
Columbus Club
Teader
Wilkesbarre
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Iowa City
Champion Ned Egan Praised For Ottumwa Pennant Wins
Record totals from six newspapers hail Ned Egan as the greatest manager after guiding Ottumwa to Central Association pennants. The 1907 season’s three Waterloo games notably shaped public opinion, with Egan losing in games but praising local fans amid strong gate receipts.
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Ottumwa
Egan
Packers
Speed Boys
Waterloo
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