Philadelphia Dominates Pittsburgh in twinheader loss
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 3 and 2 to 0 in a doubleheader, erasing Pittsburgh from fifth place. Harmon's early effort and Mattison’s pitching in game one, plus a tense pitching duel in game two, highlighted the Philadelphia wins.
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Mattison
Jacobs
Tincup
McQaillan
Luderus
Siglin
Conzelman
Gibson
Coleman
Doin
Quillan
Kantiehner
Tincup and
Burns
Belden III for C A President
In Cedar Rapids Iowa a Cedar Rapids club meeting discussed Belden Hill for Central Association president with Waterloo supporters backing the move. The bid arose after Hill announced this would be his final season and Keokuk’s probable exit could shift leadership to a northern base, with Hill seen as a logical choice.
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Belden Hill
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Baseball People
Hill
Niy
League
Central Association
Keokuk
Han for President movement hints at Cedar Rapids impact
The article discusses a proposed Han for President movement and its implications for Cedar Rapids baseball, noting Cedar Rapids would lose Helden Hill as manager if the plan passes and a new pilot would be needed for 1915 Bunndes. It argues the Cedar Rapids stake is self serving, while the league would gain the best qualified president.
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Taramg
Cedar Rapide
Helden Hill
Cedar Rapids
Diana
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Several Leagues
A roundup of results across multiple leagues shows Chicago and New York posting a 2 to 7 score, Boston and St. Louis at 2, Washington leading 12 to 3, plus a 6 to 2 Chicago win over Philadelphia and National League games including New York 10 to Cincinnati 1. Western and American Association games feature Omaha, Topeka, Wichita, Sioux City, Denver, Des Moines, Lincoln, and St. Joseph with varied outcomes.
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Ward
Bentley
Drivery
Rickey
Henry
Mitchell
Southern
Jamea
Agpew
Hale
Leary
Philadalphia
Boston Detroit
Fia
Chicago
York
Cleveland
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New York
Philadelphia
Pitsburgh
Brooklyn Smalae
Cincinnat
Federal League
Pet
Chitaga
Indianapolis Eth
Baltimore Ee
Battalo Sae
Brooklyn
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St Louis
Pittsburgh Ammertontr ‘Associatiate
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indiana
Columbus
Omaha
Topeka
Wichita
Sioux City
Denver
Des Moines
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Directum pace marks near world record at state fair trials
Detroit, Sept 18 Directum I paced an unusual mile in 1 58 3/5 in an exhibition at the state fair races, driven by Ray Snedecker with Tom Murphy aboard a runtor. Minor Heir’s 1 58 4/5 mark was not beaten, while Lord Dewey failed to match 2 02 9/10. Three races followed with Brighton B winning the 2 12 trot, Marta Bellini the 2 20 trot, and King Courhman taking the $5,000 pace after five heats.
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Mich
Directum J
Ray Snedecker
Tom Murphy
Klallion
Minor
Heir
Lord Dewey
Brighton B
Bertha Cary
Marta Bellini
King Courhman
Brighton T
Fair Virginia
Vanity Oro
the Wanderer
King Coachman and Camelia Lead Narrow Win
In a terse local note, King Coachman and Camelia top rivals in a close contest with Kel Direct finishing strong and besting the field as the third place finisher.
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King Coachman
Camelia
Kel Direct
Iowa Players Start Training for 1914 Football
Captain Gunderson of the Iowa football team conducted an unofficial workout in Iowa City as players gathered for practice. Players present included Wilson, Kirk, Brueckner, Carberry, Denlo, Leighton, Holmes, Scott, Hands, with Hawley delayed by bad roads and Chicago travel.
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Iowa
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Wilson
Brueckner
Denlo
Cornell
Leighton
Holmes
Scott
Hands
Hawley
Chicago
Ulinois
Lowa
Siglin and McAuley Boost Pirates Infield Prospects
The Pittsburgh Dispatch praised Siglin as the deepest second baseman in the National League and praised his speed, range, and reliability. McAuley shows signs of revisiting winning form. both Siglin and McAuley drew strong endorsements from Scout Chick Fraser after west coast trials.
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Pittsburgh Doposters
Chick Fraser
McAuley
Siglin
The
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Ieer
Chick
Pittsburgh Press
West
Pirates welcome Waterloo recruit McAuley at short
McAuley continued at short yesterday for the Pirates and played a fine fielding game. He failed to hit, though scout Fraser calls him a good hitter and believes he will soon strike his stride offensively, noting his demonstrated ability already.
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Pirates
McAuley
Waterloo
Fraser
Boyle May Again Lead Muscatine
Cedar Rapids September 18. Frank Boyle manager who led the Muscatine Buttonmakers during the pennant race was in the city briefly while traveling from Minnesota to Muscatine. He was asked about a rumor surrounding the club and offered no detailed reply.
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Cedar Rapids, Inc
Frank Boyle
Muscatine
Central Association
Minnesota
Boyle denies Muskies manager claim amid league salary talks
Mr Boyle dismissed wide circulating reports that he would not manage the Muskies next year. He said nothing has been decided about his future work, with Muskating seeking first chance but taking no action. He noted two offers from cities in the league and two from outside clubs, including one from a Class A club. He supported the Clinton meeting to lower salaries as salvation for the league, while Jay Andrews was said to have been reconsidering his role.
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A.B. Willford
Relden Hill
Muskies
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Central Association
Hmit
Boyte
Andrews Signs to Manage Blue Jays in 1916 Denied
Waterloo residents refute 1915 Blue Jays report claiming Andrews was signed last Monday to manage the club next year with a large unsolicited salary raise. The denial asserts no such agreement exists and that no contract has been offered.
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Blue Jays
Waterloo
Andrews
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