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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1911

Page

4

Cubs Logy First Game at Home Opening Day Slugfest Mixed

Chicago April 11 St Louis defeated White Sox 2 1 0 here yesterday in a hard fought pitchers game. The Cardinals scored on a bases on balls miscues sacrifice hit and a long single. St Louis 2 runs on balls and a sting followed by two out hits. Batteries Harrman and Breshna for St Louis Pfiester and Archer for Chicago. Brooklyn 15 Boston 2 Boston April 15 Brooklyn heavy hits sink Boston in final game of first series. Pitchers used by Brooklyn and Boston listed with hits and errors. Other NL games postponed.

Chicago St. Louis R. H.R. St. Louds Harrman Breshna Han Pfiester Archer Brooklyn Boston Mass Prooklin Nationals Oston R. H.E. Brooklyn Tyler Parsons Pfieffer Graham Schradt Hergen

Detroit blanked Chicago 6 to 0 in league action

Detroit jumped on Lange early and routed Chicago 6 to 0 as Willett limited hits and Crawford collected two doubles and a single. In Cleveland at St Louis, a crepe armband mourned Addie Joss as Cleveland beat St Louis 7 to 5. Other AL games were postponed.

Last Word From High Ball Court on Three-I Schedule

Cincinnati reports that the National Commission has already ruled on the Three I league dispute and plans for a May start. President Tearney and a Quincy rep are said to have influenced outside interests, but the commission maintains Quincy is not a member. Waterloo delegation will attend the delay schedule meeting next Tuesday with the season set to begin around May 4. H B Maynard, elected association president, will attend to meet the players.

Cincinnati National Commission August Herrmann Supreme Court of Baseball al Tearney Quincy Club Flerrmann Quincey Club Quincy League Tearney Central Association Hofer Gridler Three-I

Milwaukee blanks Indianapolis in third game of series

In Milwaukee on April 15 Milwaukee 4 Indianapolis 0. Stony McGlynn pitched well with bases loaded while visitors committed errors. Milwaukee pitchers held Indianapolis to four runs on three hits, with Batterlee McGlynn and Breen behind the plate and Cheney and Carisch in the field.

Mibwaukee Indianapolis Indianapolis, Inc Millwaukee Stony McGlynn R. Hle Milwaukee Batterlee—McGlynn Breen Cheney Carisch Minneapolis Toleto Toledo Ruhe Waddell Schultz Honnhurst Cleveland Niles Waddell and Smith Schultz and Hart

Standing of Clubs in National and American Leagues

The excerpt lists standings for National League teams including Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburg and New York, and American League teams with Washington New York Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Boston along with American Association teams Indianapolis Milwaukee Columbus St. Pau Louisville and Toledo. It also contains an advertisement warning about constipation and recommending Chamberlain's Tablets for relief.

National League. Pow. Pvt Philadelphia St. Louis Tva Hany Pittsburg Tot Yfinot Bronkipna Peat Anan Fom Ana I Ana New York Nang Amerian League L. Pre Teeaeee Washington New York Eye Han Retreit Tous Cheveland Af Chicago Philadelph Ann Boston Any American Association Pet Ada Indianapolis Milwauker Seree RRS Columbus St. Pau Louisville Toledo Minneapolis Rancas City

Rowland's Bunch Ready for Battle in Waterloo

T A Sullivan of Los Angeles joins the booster squad as Clarence Rowland and his Dubuque players arrive in Waterloo for today and tomorrow’s games. Manager Rowland, with Forest Plass, has gathered forty plus rookies and names pitchers Akers and Regge among the lineup. Sullivan, an infielder, arrives from Los Angeles and is expected to show class at third base.

Clarence Rowland Dubuque Waterloo Rowland Forest Plass Wright Beatty Hewer Wickham Paddock Jasper Freer Regge Berg Bosie Sullivan Northern Association Cedar Rapids Hill Sullivan The Rapids

No Fishermen's License Law This Year

The article clarifies that Iowa lawmakers did not pass a new annual fishing license requirement. It notes confusion from readers and states that no such change was enacted in the recent session.

Iowa

Lyle Sours Delivers Sharp Practice Field Feat

In a practice game yesterday Lyle Sours made a strong defensive play by catching a batter and relaying to the plate for an out at home. The fellow Cedar Rapids alumnus Spurs impressed with power, lofting five balls over the right field fence in batting practice, drawing praise.

Lyle Sours Thom Waterloo Spurs Cedar Rapids Strcker Nate

State Claims Ownership of Wildlife and Overflows

An amendment places ownership of all game animals birds and fish in the state of Towa. Fish in bayous ponds and waters receiving overflow become state property and obey state laws. Deer at large in Iowa fall under the state warden who can relocate them for park purposes. The text laments no closed season for prairie chickens or spring shooting prohibition.

Towa Iowa

Resurrection Morn for Jack Johnson in San Francisco

Pug heavyweight Jack Johnson faces a reduced sentence after a persuasive court plea in which he seeks early release for good behavior. Judge Treadwell promises release at sunrise Easter morning if Johnson remains compliant, with a promised escort outside the jail. The column shifts to a medical ad and a seed sale notice, noting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Lawn Grass Seed at Berkeley's.

Ban Francisco Jack Johnson Treadwell Jack

Bobby Clemens Shines as Promising Young Outfielder

A youthful outfielder, Bobby Clemens, formerly with the Rooster squad, gained Ergot promise and impressed with speed and power. He missed part of a season due to a broken leg but his leg strength returned, though knee weakness limits base running and chasing fly balls. Fans expect warm weather to loosen joints and support Clemens.

Bobby” Clemens Rooster Wisconsin Batemen Clemera

Chamber endorses Cascaden hotel project in Water loo

Water loo chamber of commerce approves a plan to build a modern fireproof hotel with sale of lots to fund construction. A fifteen member committee including J B Ogle and J E Sedgwick will confer with Thomas Cascaden Jr to outline operations. The meeting, with speeches by local business leaders, endorsed the proposition and planned committee setup.

Cascaden J. E. Wiljliame Chamber of Commerce Waterloo Club J.B. Ogle J. E. Sedgwick C. E. Pickett Dr. If. W. Powers F. F. McElhinney O. Lamson Ira Hoover F. L. Marquis J. K. Joder W. C. Jogan J. C. Hartman C. M. Woods William Galloway M. B. Locke D.W. Bovee J.B. Ogre C. O. Lamson Waterloo Williams Thomas Cascaden, Jr Courier Tts

Orpheum Theatre Changes Hands and Policy

J W Marcelies sells interest to Jerry Hoyer and J D Knapp takes over soon. The Orpheum on Bridge Street will operate under new management with 10 cent admission, continuous shows from 3 PM to after 11 PM, and vaudeville all day. Knapp pledges high class acts and educational content while renovations continue.

Orpheum Theatre J. W. Marcelles Jerry Hoyer Orpheum Theatre Company Vaudevills Knapp Waterloo Orpheum

Marcelles to Leave Orpheum Management for Booking Agency

Mr Marcelles will exit management of the Orpheum to start a Waterloo booking agency. He plans tent shows on the road and will not retire from theater, leveraging his wide theatrical connections for a new venture.

Marcelles Orpheum aucceRa Waterloo

Fort Dodge Homecoming to Honor Senator Kenyon

Fort Dodge welcomes Senator-elect W S Kenyon with a homecoming program including speeches by Judge Kenisaw Mountain Landis of Chicago. The event draws 158 legislators and newspaper officials from across the state, with special trains and a banquet at Wahkonsa hotel.

Fort Dodge W. S. Kenyon Kenisaw Mountain Landis United States Circuit Court Chicago Standard Oil Harvey Ingham The Register and Leader Leon Brown Hale Des Moines News Council Bluffs Sioux City Park Wahkonsa Rockwell City Gowrie Cherokee Fort Dodge, Des Moines &Southern Ames Boone Maurice O'Connor D. A. Kelleher J. B. Butler A. N. Botsford J. F. Ford K. M. Lanedis John ¥. Duncombe Frederick Larrabee William Larrabee Fairmont Kee Kenyon

Cardui praised by Mississippi woman for relief after years

Mrs Lena Gresham of Clinton Mississippi reports relief after three years of female inflammation. She cites seven bottles of Cardui as more beneficial than four physicians and urges others to try the vegetable tonic. The ad promotes Cardui as a safe, gentle remedy for women’s ailments and chronic pains.

Clinton Cardut Lena Gresham

Vaucaire Galega Tablets Promote Quick Body Changes

An advertisement claims Vaucaire Galega Tablets can develop the bust and all shrunken parts and improve undeveloped, thin, nervous individuals. The box costs $1.00 and is sold from 1023 E. 62nd St.

Vaucaire Galega

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