Waterloo Jays Win Central Association Pennant Opener
Waterloo, led by Kinsella, defeated Burlington 3 to 1 to clinch the Central Association pennant in the opening game of the final series. Ed Kinsella tossed two-hitter relief, with Tex Sheldon and Duke Hollenbeck making key defensive plays and McAuley, Evans, and Sheldon contributing timely hits to build the lead. Nearly 2,500 fans witnessed the decisive victory as Waterloo seized early momentum and finished strong on defense and offense.
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Andrews
Burlington
Jays
Pathfinders
Ed Kinsella
Manaschers
Althe
Bruce Evans
Kinsella
Manusch
Tim Mettabe
Morgan
Ellis
Orme
Stglin
Tex Sheldon
McAuley
Kinselula
Leal
McCabe
Evans
Singleton
Sheldon
Holsenbeck
Wintz
Waite
Lante
Kirsella
Visiers
sirGlady
Meinert
MeCabe
al Orme
Singieton
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McGlade
Waterloo
White
McAule
Sigin
Evang
Hollepheck
I Kinnella
Burrs
McA
Bilis
Meiners
MecGlade
Ures
Ryans
Sheif@en
Wild Prieh
Linpire
Genins
Broad early 1900s baseball standings mishmash
A dense strip of standings from multiple leagues lists Waterloo, Burlington, Muscatine, Clinton, Chicago, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Cincinnati, and others with scores and incomplete game counts. The jumble includes American, National, Federal, American Association, and Western League results across cities like Waterloo, Keokuk, Musk, Des Moines, Omaha, and Denver, reflecting a busy but chaotic day of play.
Waterloo Wins Central Association Pennant in Closure Day
The Central association crowns Waterloo as champion after a perfect season close. Kinsella and Drohan star in decisive games, with Burlington owner Tom Hayden watching from the bench as fans cheer a dramatic finish. President Justice’s absence leaves a question mark on the league’s yearly visit to Waterloo.
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Tom Hayden
Burlington
Hayden
Thomas
Justice
Waterloo
Waterloo Sets Attendance Peak with 70 000 Mark
Waterloo fans topped the 70 000 attendance threshold as a Sunday win pushed the Beacons toward the league lead. Yesterday's attendance reached 2 624 with expectations of higher totals today and a doubleheader activity likely to boost gate receipts. The victory underscored the honesty of the national game and kept the pennant race in sight, while managers emphasized winning over revenue.
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Waterloo
Jays
Drohan Almost No-Hits Keokuk in Weekend Win
Waterloo pitcher Thomas Drohan delivered a near no hitter Saturday as Keokuk failed to notch a hit while only one runner reached first before being doubled off. Drohan starred with strong support from Ellis Hollenbeck and sharp defense, marking his third straight appearance as manager Sweet’s squad dominated.
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Kinsella
Drohan
Droban
Thomas Drohan
Waterloo
Tex Sheldon
Sheldon
Crohan
Drehan
Sweet
Bowling Season Opens With City and Business Leagues
With baseball season ending, bowling will revive as Twir leagues reopen. The city league will reorganize and a business men's league will form. Ted Thorsen of Thorsen alleys prepares for opening and seeks bowlers to join the Chevrogne Leaning. A six member new league is planned.
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Ted Thorsen
Thorsen
Willard Reacue
Central association directors meeting may be held in Waterloo
The annual meeting of the Central association directors may be held in Waterloo this fall. If the constitution stands, the pennant winner attends, and local directors aim to host the visiting board amid anticipated changes and significant business for the circuit.
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Central Association
Waterloo
White Sox crush Naps in easy Cleveland win
White Sox hammered the Cleveland Naps 6 to 4 in a lopsided road game. Callahan's men piled up twenty bases and stole bases aggressively while Chicago built a sizable lead before the Naps could muster a response. Scott and Schalk powered the offense as Detroit routed St Louis 14 to 4 elsewhere.
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Cleveland
White Sox
Naps
Callahan
Ouilebt
Chicazi
Chicago
Scott and Schalk
Morton
Egan
Sir Thomas Leach snaps Pittsburgh series with a big drive
Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 8 final. Leach, a former Pirate, delivered a decisive blast at Jed Field to break the game open as Chicago fell behind early. Adams Kandlenmer Bohen Gibson Vaughn Archer listed. Chicago 61 Pittsburgh 72. Cincinnati 7 St. Louis 2. Griver pitched well and St. Louis won behind Yingling and Gonzales in a rough, error-prone contest.
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Chicago
Fittsburgh
Chisago
Thomas Leach
Jed Field
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Adams
Kandlenmer
Bohen
Gibson
Vaughn
Archer
Louis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Yingling
Griver
J. Miller
Snyder
Fahrer
Gonzales
Kansas City Beats St Louis 2 to 0 Behind Worthys Home Run
Federal League recap notes Kansas City, Kansas, Sept 7, steady pitching and Ken Worthy driving in a homer powered Kansas City to a 2 0 victory over St Louis. Davenport tied for Davenport in ninth, single to center. Indianapolis beat Chicago 13 3 as Brennen and Johnson shared pitching duties and four hurlers used.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis
Buffalo
Timare
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Detroit
Mich
Lewis
Wielman
Tigers
Leverenz
Pratt
Sucre
Detroi
Wellman
Leverenz and Agnew
Saret and Stanage
Baker
Lohisons
Kenworthy
Fielder Jones
Davenport
Theneup
Hartley
Johnson
Ing
Dep Size Bate
Brennen
Thivagotch
Lange
Fisk
Hrennan
Wilson
Clinton Divided With Galesburg in Twin Bill
In Clinton Iowa on September 7, Clinton split a doubleheader with Galesburg. In the first game Smithson starred at shortstop while Clinton’s Ulich and Fisner struggled at the plate. Jones subbed for Clinton and made four notable catches as Picher and Darrow contributed. Second game saw Clinton’s pitchers hit hard by Darrow and Claerman as Galesburg won 6-4.
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Clinton
Galesburg
Smithson
Uich
Picher” Jones
Salesburg
Sinton
Rojaraml Fisher
Darrow
Eanes Galesburg
Ulich
Fisner
Clasman
Water loo pennant champs ban queted at Russell Lamson hotel
Waterloo baseball champions receive a banquet with officers, directors, and wives present. Two players James McAuley and Wester Siglin will join Pittsburgh Pirates ahead of postseason games. Manager Andrews likely retained for next season amid strong support and growing draft prospects. Messages of congratulations pour in from Egan and Belden Hill.
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Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Association
Jbananet
James McAuley
Wester Siglin
Pittsburgh
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Noe
Jays
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Vocals
Dubuque
Benton County Fair
Henton
Andrews
Foe Wintz
Bruce Evans
Horton
Lowther
Burlington
Cain
Justice
Jacal
Cairo
C. A
Jack Herbert
I. M. Teaguer
Mateager
Othjets
Professional Pool Players Meet This Week
Professional pool players F. A. Schwartz of Ellis parlors and Johnnie Saunders of Libby Bros. are set for two matches this week. The first game will be at Ellis parlors on Wednesday evening and the rematch at Libby Bros. on Thursday evening. Each contest will be seven games.
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F. A. Schwartz
Ellis
Johnnie Saunders
Libby Bros
Eiis
Schwartz Named In Charge At Ellis Billiard Room
This city’s well known figure has long served in charge of the Ellis billiard room and participated in exhibition games with Bennie Allen, world champion, along with several matches.
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Rockford
Bennie Allen
Mr. Schwartz
Ellis Billiard
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Ed, Kinsella
P. G. Blenner
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Weston Biglin
Davey White
Jay Andrews
W. B. Hollenbeck
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