Baseball Roundup Giants edge Reds as Tigers top Yankees
A sprawling chart of late season baseball results features New York beating Cincinnati 4 to 2 in a nine inning pitchers duel, Brooklyn topping Chicago 2 to 0, Philadelphia sweeping Pittsburgh 8 to 4, Detroit beating Philadelphia 3 to 2, Chicago overpowering New York 7 to 5, Washington edging St. Louis 1 to 0, Boston downing Cleveland 4 to 3 in ten innings, and St. Louis past Buffalo 3 to 1. The stories highlight Doak and Fromme performances, defensive miscues, timely hits, and late inning rallies across multiple parks.
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Cobb Takes Lead In All Contests Inning Row
Ty Cobb leads in the league standings as Indianapolis gains ground with a 5 to 4 win over Brooklyn. Pittsburgh beats Chicago 6 to 5 in a high scoring game aided by two wild throws from Chicago and a wild pitch by Prendergast.
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Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Detroit
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Pittsburgh
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Kaiserling
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Wena
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Camnitz
Langs
Wilson
Berry
Club Leaders and Batting Figures Across Leagues
The standing of clubs shows Philadelphia and Detroit leading the league in club batting at .270 and .255 while Baler of Philadelphia has 9 home runs. Tex Erwin tops the Brooklyn hitters at .300 with 13, and Burns of New York leads in steals with 52. Pitching leaders include Bender and Leonard in the American League, with a wide array of players noted across the National and Federal leagues. The piece also lists scores from recent games and several small ads and notes.
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Cleveland
Hob- Ntzell
Boston
Speaker
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New York
Grawford
Detroit
Baker
Philadelphia
Mefonis
Walker
St. Louis
M. Mitchell
Washington
Reman
Baler
Maisel
TG. Collins
Erwin
Brooklyn
Tex Erwin
Calaang
Dalton
Daubert
Brook Jion
Becker
Wheat
S. Magee
Connolly
Beaton
C. Miller
Stengel
Bender
Leonard
Frank
James
Rudolph
Doak
Bil Hinchhman
Columbia
Roush
Indianapolis
Easterly
Kansas City
Chase
Buffalo
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Pittsburgh
Bradley
Shaw
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Anapolis
McAuleys Fielding Meets With Approval
David J. Davies reports from Pittsburgh on Pirates recruits Siglin and McAuley. Siglin has appeared promising as a rookie infielder from Waterloo, showing no real fault yet. McAuley, trying to back up Wagner at short, shows signs of promise though his batting lags behind his solid fielding.
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Pirates
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McAuley
Waterloo
Pirate
Sig‘lin
MeaAuley
Wagner
Forbes Field
Carnegie
Boyle May Lead Keokuk in 1915
Keokuk officials announced at a Thursday meeting that Keokuk will join the Central Association next year with Frank Boyle, manager of the Muscatine club this season, expected to helm the Keokuk Indians. Fans interpreted the move as avoiding Quincy joining the city’s ball club. The 1914 manager remains to be announced, with officials hinting a man familiar to Central Association fans will lead the team.
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Keokuk
Central Association
Quincy
Frank Boyle
Muscatine
Keokuk Indians
Jesuts
Galloway team crowned Jobbers League champions
The Galloway baseball squad won the Jobbers League title in a season noted for strong hitting and fielding as a unit. Standouts included wallie Manghi on the mound and Roscoe Metcalf behind the plate, with Kenneally and Mitchell leading hitting and stolen bases. The season ended with plans for a larger, stronger club and a league banquet to award prizes to players who met ten games.
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Galloway
Dunn
Joa Rast
Postoffice
Citizens Gas Company
Wallie Manghi
James
Roscoe Metcalf
Kentneally
Adair and Rivals Seemingly Drafted in Uneven Form
A fragmented listing shows multiple names with irregular scores and unclear affiliations. Entries include Lewis, C. M. W. and Duffs, C. a. W. with small point totals, while Samoa, Co. NM. Ww. posts 4 6 0 and Champe, G, & Rive. 7 07,000.
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Clause
Lewis
Duffs
Urie
Samoa
Co. NM
Smith
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Price
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Champe, G
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Paddy Siglin Stars In Stolen Base Race In Waterloo Season
Waterloo led the Central association in hitting and ranked second in fielding by official averages. The Pathfinders topped Burlington in total bases and hits while edging them in runs 543 to 531. Siglin emerged as the league hitting leader at .322, with Singleton of Burlington close at .317. McAuley led in stolen bases and sacrifice hits, and Kinsella anchored the bullpen as a top pitcher with eight wins and one loss.
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Citizens Giatean
Mitchell
Ochampe
The
Courier
McNally
Postoffice
Joe Frost
Frost
Waterloo
Central Association
Jays
Burlington
Pathfinders
Muscatine
Andrews
Marishalltown
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Paddy Siglin
Lund
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Pirates
Siglin
Singleton
James McAufley
McAuley
Star players shine in fielding as McAuley tops league
The report credits McAuley as the top shortstop with 200 more chances than Lunte and few errors, while Sohn leads left field and the Pathfinder outshines the local fielder. Wambs gacse is noted for close defense to McAuley. An ad for Tin Work and Furnace Repairing by W. A. Covell & Bon accompanies the piece. Crews of British submarines drill life saving helmets for emergency escape.
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Galesbore
Leftield
McAuley
Central Association
Lunte
Sgurea
Lante
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