White Sox Rally Boldly Delivers Season Opener Victory
In Chicago the White Sox staged a seven inning rally to beat Cleveland 5 to 2 as Tom Day doubled in the winning run after a sixth inning miscue. Scott matched Mitchell until the seventh when Cleveland cracked the duel with a triple by Graney and two back to back runs.
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Mio
Chicago Americans
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Schreiber
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Mitchell
Blanding
University of Michigan
Joe Jackson
Lajoie
Graney
Jackson
Larry Chappell
Oakland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Wilson
Butler
Lodsal
Jack Miller
Butler Tom Recond
Harp
Baseball scores from yesterday’s American League results
In Chicago the White Sox beat the Indians 4 to 2 and Detroit won 3 to 2 at Louis. New York and Philadelphia games were postponed. Boston defeated Washington 3 to 2. Cincinnati crushed Chicago 14 to 1. Brooklyn tied Boston 2. St Louis 2 beat Pittsburgh 7. Philadelphia 10 defeated New York 1. American Association games included Louisville-Columbus postponed by rain, Indianapolis 4 Cleveland 0, Kansas City 6 Minneapolis 3, Milwaukee 4. Federal League saw Pittsburgh 6 over Brooklyn 1. Othora not scheduled.
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Frank Chance
Athletics
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Boardman
Brown University
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Chance
Hartzell
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Helden
Cook
Peckinpaugh
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Benton
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American Association
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Lewisville
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Pan F
Federal League
Abbott's Recruits Begin Training in Keokuk
Keokuk prepares for Central Association opener May 7 as Abbott orders four hour daily workouts from 11 am to 3 pm. Recruits include Weisbrod of St. Louis and a lengthy list of players from Chicago Kansas City St. Louis and other locales slated for field positions and pitching duties.
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Ball Park
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Adams
Chicago
Benish
Crown
Dale
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Donovan
Hurley
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Short
Os Angeles
Herron
Outfield
Trouse
Jacksonville
Hunter
Johnson
Jack
Monmouth
Kess
Teydecker
Massa
Maurer
Utility
McCarthy
McCoombs
Sad outlook for Dooin's Phillies in 1914 season
Manager Doomn of the Phillies is said to be very much disheartened over the outlook for the 1914 season. The Feds have played havoc with the team, and besides dissatisfaction and ill-feeling are rampant in the club. The Phillies won second place in the National league race last year.
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Doomn
Phillies
Feds
Andrews Men Prep For Pennant Race With 11 Exhibitions
Jay Andrews leads the Teachers' College team in a flurry of 11 exhibition games over 12 days. The schedule includes matchups with State Teachers, Dubuque, Virginia, Regina, and Cedar Rapids, with practices morning and afternoon to evaluate pitching and batting strength ahead of the pennant scramble. Regulars beat Yannigans in a recent practice game as Tattle Wilkus Gano Baker and Peterson worked on the firing line.
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Jay Andrews
Jays
Yeachers
Dubuque
Virginia
Regina
Cedar Rapids
Andrews
the Park J
Shane
Nubuque
Pt. Williams
Yannigans
Tattle
Wilkus
Gano
Baker
Peterson
Armstrong Bowlers Beat Dyersville At Jackman Alleys
The Armstrong bowling team defeated the Dyersville bowlers last evening at Jackman alleys, winning two of three games and leading by a small margin in pins as Hanin of Dyeraville faced strong competition.
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Armstrong
Dyersville
Creamy Masters Arrives to Rejoin Doyles Camp Players
Muscular star Creamy Masters, the roof winning shortstopper from Boss Boyle’s circle, arrived Monday and reports to Musky chief. He states he is here for the season and will chase hot ones in old time style. Manager Toyle has secured McNeely as the new backstop, expected soon. Ste Neeley batted .214 in 69 games last season with Decatur and fielded 922.
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Chester) Masters
Boss Boyle
D. Cupid
Chester
Toyle
McNeely
McNeeley
Tecatur
Siz
Ross Boyle
Warren
Ste Neeley
Decatur
Tomorrow's major league matchups across the circuit
The schedule lists Cleveland at Chicago, St. Louis at Detroit, Philadelphia at New York, Washington at Boston, Boston at Brooklyn, New York at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Chicago at Kansas City, Indianapolis at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Buffalo at Baltimore. In book news, seven volumes sold for 227200 dollars at Hoe library sale, two being Bibles including a vellum Gutenberg Bible, highest price for a book. Over 296 conventions are booked to meet in San Francisco in 1914 during the exposition.
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Hoe
Fale
San Francisco
Des Moines Plays Host to GOP Convention in July
Des Moines was designated as the GOP convention site for July with exact date to be set by the executive committee. Chairman Rawson announced strong state reports, unity after primary, and a confident plan to confront Democrats in the fall campaign.
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Des Moines
Republican State Committee
Democratic Party
Iowa
Ed. Alderman
Ames
Wally Weston
Webster City
Rawson
Rowley and Lee
Hiram Pupils Studying Entomology Alarmed by Patchwork Crop
A reader reports a boy studying entomology and jokes about studying bugs. The quip notes a full potato patch, implying distraction from study. The item reflects local humor on education and farming.
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Hiram
Paul Reymann to Enter Packing Business in July
Preparatory move to packing by Paul Reymann plant as state prohibition takes effect July 1. The Paul Reymann company will capitalize at $200,000 with charter application filed. Brewery, fifty years in operation, owned by Anton Reymann who has become a millionaire. Others have sold plants at public sale recently.
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Paul Reymann
Anton Reymann
Real estate transfers in Waterloo and Cedar Falls update
Real estate records show transfers including Robert Peterson to C B Madsen for part of lot 3 Grams addition Cedar Falls for $1 Margaret Balliett et al to Cora Thompson lot 14 black 1 Mansons 4th addition Waterloo for $1 Dubuque and Sioux City R R Co to city of Waterloo right of way for street on Mullan avenue between northerly line of RR right of way and river for $1 John Mead to city of Waterloo 60 foot street strip over 22 89 12 for $1 A W Chamberlin to G B Me
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Robert Peterson
C. B. Madsen
Grams
Cedar Falls
Margaret Balliett
Cora Thompson
Manson’s
Waterloo
Dubuque
Sioux City
R. R. Co
City of Waterloo
Mullan Avenue
R. RH
John Mead
A. W. Chamberlin
G. B. Me
Turning Big Brewery Into Slaughter House
Wheeling West Virginia April 15 The Reymann Brewing Company of this city the largest in the state is making alterations in its million dollar plant.
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Slaughter House
Wheeling
W. Va
Reymann Brewing Company
United Doctors in Waterloo Offer Honest Care and Notable Cure Record
The United Doctors, based in Waterloo, have operated for over three years with a straightforward practice. Dr White personally handles each patient and claims success through careful examination and their United Treatment method, offering free consultations and a broad range of cures for piles, feminine and male disorders, stomach and liver issues, and other conditions.
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United
Waterloo
White
Marsh Place
Land transfers and price notes in East Park Place auction
Williams transfers lot 4 block 6 East Park Place to James S Gibson for 865.75 with F M Shores sheriff acting as official. Gibson then sells land in 20-89-11 to Agnes Gibson for 1. Also notes on emery supply from Greek islands and Asia Minor with export declines tied to the Halkan trouble.
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Greek Islands
Asia Minor
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