Giants and Braves clash as pennant race tightens
Boston and New York split a doubleheader at Fenway with the Giants taking the afternoon game and Boston winning the opening contest. Mathewson pitched well for New York, while Boston benefited from timely hitting and strong fielding to move into a tie for first in the National League.
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Crutcher
Connolly
Smith
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Boston Braves
Mathewson
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Rudolph
Gowdys
Mclean
Ounahotao
Tesreau
McLrans Tyler
Gowdy
Federal League Scores and Standings Report
Buffalo and Baltimore split a doubleheader with Baltimore winning the afternoon game 6 to 2. Brooklyn rose to third place behind a 4-3 morning win over Pittsburgh and an 11-4 afternoon win. Mordecai Brown debuted for Brooklyn, lasting under two innings. Included are scattered box-score details and ad copy.
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Blair
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Pittsburgh
N. C
Brook
Isn
Huffalo
Hofman
Old
Land
Svare
Ceat
Mordecai Brown
St. Louis Federal
Chicagro National
Pittshurch
Baseball and softball scores in rainy Midwest slate
Standings show first games with Waterlap 1 Burlington 2 Cedar Rapids 2 Muscatine 0 Clinton 8 Galesburg 2 Marshalltown 2 Keokuk rain. second games rained out. American League results Detroit 7 Chicago 8 Cleveland 4 St Louis 3 Washington 1 Philadelphia 4 New York 1 Boston 5. National League Chicago 3 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 4 2 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 4 Boston 6 New York 4. Federal League Indianapolis 5 Kansas City St Louis, rain. Brooklyn 4 12 Pittsburgh 3 11. American Association Louisville 1 8 Columbus 2 2 Indianapolis 6 Cleveland 1 1 Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 10 3 Minneapolis 0 7 St Paul 2 1 Western League Wichita 3 3 Lincoln 7 8 Omaha 4 St Joseph 2. Des Moines Sioux City rain. second called.
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Sepe
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Good
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Schulte
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Chicaco
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Schneider
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Archer
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Cedar Rapida
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Keokuk
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Cedar Rapids-Muscatine
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Gurabbas Muscatine
Cedar Rapids Keokula
Los
Lois
Lenagne
Abe Koston
Cincinnalt
Federal League
Pet
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Tookirn
Re City
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Lon
Ron Bovy
Milwaukee Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapol
Majestic theater acts delight audiences and plans continue
Across yesterday's Majestic show crowds praised the wireless orchestra the blackface routines and the satirical sketch Bargain Mad. Miss Modena and La Betle Clarke headline the performances with strong audience applause tonight and tomorrow. A family tragedy follows as two relatives return from Green Mountain after a fatal train collision near Marshalltown.
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Marconi Lerhers
Callowar
Roberts
Holes
Modena
Miss Modena
Jack Taylor
Colleen Baden
Columbiad College
la Betle Clarke
Grand Duke
New Champions Fall In Final Game Of Season
Central Association title contenders edged by a 2 to 1 finale as a seven inning contest due to poor field conditions. Roddy Miller started for the pennant contenders with Lefty Blenner on the mound for the locals.
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Philadelphia
D. C
Athletics
Melunes
Shawkey
Schang
Bentley
Henry
Bender
Plank
Ayres
Harper
Hugle
Turlington
Manuseh
Roddy Miller
Lefty Blenner
Miller
Brennén
Blenner
Andrews
McAuley
Jays
Evans
Mere Auley
Singiers
Stal
Sistin
Ellis
Sheldon
Mere
Tory
Meinert
Orme
Singleton
Wints
Morgan
Rolles
Gang
White
Ashland
Blodgett
Uy Lunte
Buriingtan
Lowther
Lunte
Rolleg
Titroy Miller
Orie
Armon
Witerlog
AB OR
Evan
I Sheldon
Hollenbeck
Wintz
Blenner, Pe
Burlington
Waterloo
Siglin
Harmon
Uy Blenster
Milleat
Wenner
Millerta Lumte
Harmen
Ildpiteh
Askhind
Hvans
Miler
Genins
Waterloo Banquet Honors Championship Baseball Team
Waterloo champions honored at a banquet in Cedar Rapids with praise for Manager Jay Andrews and players McAuley and Sigitn. The team leaves for Pittsburgh to report to Fred Clarke, while a rainout at Vinton shifts schedule and a Dubuque Three-I clash looms. Senator Cummins predicts longer congressional sessions and lauds labor protection measures amid broader trade legislation reforms.
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Russell-Lamson Hotel
Baseball Association
Pont
Jay Andrews
McAuley
Sigitn
Pittsburgh
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Vinton
Jays
Dubuque
Andrews
Catto
Des Moines
Sept
Cummins
Aid Rest
United States Senate
Congress
Washington
Senate
House
New York Herald
Labor
Senator Cumming
Waterloo K introduces The Under Dog and Dont Lie to Your Wife
The Waterloo presents The Under Dog on Friday depicting victims of circumstance and small acts that shape lives. Also shown Saturday Dont Lie to Your Wife a breezy song farce by C S Primrose from a Chicago contest winning script Nevermore with Campbell B Casad and a chorus, plus Alma Where Do You Live with Joe Weber at the Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Primrose
the Waterloo
Campbell B. Casad
New Theatre
Chicago
Jean Briquet
Alma
Joe Weber
Vaudeville Stars Offer New York Hit in Local Run
Sunday matinee and night feature Miss Eleanor Newby in a French English Germano vaudeville. George W Hobart translated the work for Mr Weber. The program includes 14 musical numbers with Pauline LeRoy Kathleen Carmaletta and E A Anson among the listed performers.
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Eleanor Newby
New York
Mr. Weber
George W. Hobart
Miss Newby
Pauline LeRoy
Kathleen Carmaletta
E. A. Anson
Edward F. Bernard
Paul Nash
Cyrus Wilcox
Chas Hadley
C. Rockwell
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All Drag
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Trade Commission
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Alex Campbell
Broskling
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