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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1915

Page

5

Phillies and Giants Split Doubleheader as Phillies Narrow Gap

In St Louis on September 22 the Phillies split a doubleheader with the Giants, winning 6 to 3 in the first game and losing 6 to 1 in the second. The results helped the Phillies gain ground on the Braves while Cincinnati and St Louis jockeyed for position and Pittsburgh rested.

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American League baseball results and standings snippet

In Chicago the White Sox and Nationals both pressed attacks as Washington posted eleven hits and six runs off Faber with Salter Johnsen aiding. Detroit beat Philadelphia 7 to 2 after Lowdermilk and Oldham kept the game safe late. Yankees and Cardinals played a split, with St Louis winning 5 to 4 in a tense afternoon matchup.

League game results and standings of clubs

Ors bunched five hits for four runs in a St Louis vs New York pair of games. First game shows St Louis 2 and New York 3 with key plays by Rowe Guotay and Nana maker. Second game ends St Louis 5 New York 6 with Sims Weisman Agnew and Caldwell contributing.

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Pittsburgh Pirates Narrowly Defeat Buffalo Eleven

In a tight Federal League clash Pittsburgh edged Buffalo 2 to 1 at the Pittsburgh ground. Kelley’s fine right field work helped neutralize Buffalo’s offense as Allen yielded a touch more heat but the visitors could not overcome Pittsburgh’s timely defense and scoring.

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Gull Durham Leading Hitter Sets Central Pace

Burl ington led the Central with strong hitting as Gull Durham topped official averages. Collins Cedar Rapids and Reinhart Muscatine followed. Waterloo excelled in fielding and base stealing while pitchers Baichley Warlington and Ross had standout records. Fielding figures highlighted Forrest of Waterloo and Magister Giffen of Keokuk among others. Belle of Diamond Creek swept in a 2:12 trot at Cedar Valley fair with St Patrick and Lucina J. close in heats. tomorrow’s harness program includes a 2:18 pace and 2:19 trot with many entries.

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Moline Wins Three-I Title In Final Playoff

Davenport and Moline split the season halves with Moline winning the post season series to claim the Three-I title. Davenport controlled the first game with six hits but three Moline errors left them scoreless in the late innings while Moline drove in two runs on eight hits to clinch the crown. Graham pitched for Davenport with Dobbins, Scanlon and Meyers behind.

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Mary Putney Wins Grand Circuit Futurity in Straight Heats

Columbus, Sept 22. Mary Putney a three year old filly bought by Chauncey Sears won the Geers colt driven by Dick McMahon in straight heats for the horse review futurity at Columbus track. De Roche finished second, Plenty of spare third in last heat as Mary Putney led all the way. Peter Stott won $4,000 from the Columbus $10,000 stake, favored to win, with Mabel Trask twice second. Time in first heat 2:07 not since 1906.

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