Washington Wins Doubleheader and Stays Hot
Washington and Cleveland split a key doubleheader as Boehling and Johnson dominated for Washington. Moeller powered the offense with a home run, a triple and two singles in eight at bats. New York edged St Louis 6-5 as Leverenz faltered late, while Boston beat Detroit 9-2 in eleven. Bodie supplied Chicago’s 2-0 win over Philadelphia. Brooklyn conquered Pittsburgh 2-0 on a throwing error, and Chicago shutout St Louis 4-0 behind Oakes’s late homer support.
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Baseball Standings and Tomorrow's Schedule Across Leagues
Yesterday results show Chicago sweeping Philadelphia 4 0 and Boston edged Detroit 3 2 in 11 innings. Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 0 and St Paul 7 Indianapolis 1 2 highlight The American Association and Western League games feature Kansas City 8 Columbus 2 and Minneapolis 6 Toledo 5 in 11 innings. Tomorrow Cleveland visits Washington and Chicago travels to Philadelphia among other matchups.
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Waterloo Team to Play Vinton
Waterloo baseball players head to Vinton for a three game series. Roy Brown may join the Vinton club. after games, Waterloo contemplates disbanding with several players leaving for home towns.
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Kewanee Leading Central Association Standings Late Season
The StarCourier tallies Kewanee atop the Central association for the final thirty days, with Keokuk Cedar Rapids Muscatine Ottumwa and Burlington close behind. Whittaker, a regular star for Gate City, heads to Lincoln for a tryout that could place him in the Western league next season. Muscatine prepares for the forthcoming Central association meeting in Burlington to set policy for the club’s season plans.
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Cedar Rapids Eyes Central League Reorganization Talks
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports stockholders plan a meeting next week to discuss the league’s future. Cedar Rapids questions a move to the Three-I, noting Quincy and Davenport as key towns, while Hill hints at changes to the Central association and names Kewanee and Monmouth as likely targets for reorganization. The Burlington meeting on the 72nd promises a historic session with A. & Lawrence and Frank Boyle attending.
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Plans to cut baseball costs at Quincy league level
The writer outlines three financial options for reducing expenses in a regional baseball league. Proposals include raising admission prices, redrawing districts to consolidate nearby cities, or lowering salary caps to $1600–$1800 monthly. The idea of league wide signing controlled by the president is praised, with notes on local economic impact from nearby fans and spending.
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Quincy Team Faces Advertising Driven Costs
The article notes widespread public attention to a summer cage game with the Quincy team and states advertising attracted national interest. It argues baseball men urge measures to cut expenses and make the team self sustaining.
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