Chapman Lost Game for Naps in Opening Day Battle
Chicago opened the American League season before about 28 000 fans with a 2 1 0 win over Cleveland. Scott and Mitchell pitched well for the sides. Chicago capitalized on two Cleveland errors and a Chapman baserunning blunder in the seventh, with Lajoie driving in the decisive runs. Washington topped New York 9 3 in a debut under manager Frank Chance as Groom was strong on the mound. New York 9 Washington 3. Detroit defeated St Louis 4 9 in the opening game, while Philadelphia rally past Boston 6 5 on a bases loaded walk in the ninth inning.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Scott
Mitchell
Chapman
Weaver
Olson
Lajoie
Harrison
AB. R. H. PO
Jackson
Birmingham
Graney
Land
Leibold
O'Neill
Cee
Beall
Kabler
Fia Totais
R. H. PO
Barton
Schalk
Beott
Lord
Gel
Ty Rath
Mattick
Kahler
Bodie
Rath
Borston
Johnston
Halls
O'Loughlin
Ferguson
Washington
New York
New York Americans
Sonson
Frank Chance
Groom
New Yorks
McConnell
Foster
Gandil
Schulz
Washingtons
Hartzell
Shanks
Hal Chase
Chance
Resolu
Glendora
Cal
Hempstead
Farrell
Highlanders
Henry
Schultz
Sweeney
Detroit
St. Louis
Mich
Mark Mall
Omahs
St Louis
Leverenzi
Stone
Hall
High
Stoval
Williams
Pratt
Louden
Leverenz
Agnew
Stange
Philadelphia
Boston
O'Brien
Oldring
Daley
Bush
Bender
Ray Collins
Murphy
E. Collins
Baker
R. Collins
Lapp
Thomas
Phildlphia
Carrigan
Cy” Seymour
Giant
Stallings
Segara Doyle
Fletcher
Doyle
Braves
Mathewson
Titus
Wilson
Perdue
James
Rariden
Devgt
Yesterday's Results in American Association
Milwaukee five, Syracuse four. Kansas City six, Indianapolis four. Minneapolis three, Louisville zero. St Paul ten, Toledo blank.
Chicago Defeats St Louis 7 to 1 in Opening NL Game
Chicago batters hit Griner's offerings for seven runs as Schulte, Evers, and Saier spark a 7 1 victory over St Louis in the season opener at local grounds. Cheney pitched well until the ninth, St Louis only managing two hits before a late rally.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Griner
Zimmersman
Schulte
Evers
Cheney
Saier
Magee
Mitchell
Aresnahan
Bridwell
Bresnahan
QO Cheney
St. Louia
B.R.H. P.O. A. E. Hugging
Mowrey
Konetchy
Evans, Rf
Oakes, Ch
O'Leary
Wingo
Griner, DP
Wee
Sheckard
Safer
Zimmerman
Dr Kilmer's Kidney Remedy Praised in Correspondence
A reader from Hinjay Ark credits Dr Kilmer's Swany Root with curing kidney issues and miles of travel eased. The testimonial, dated March 25, 9723, is notarized by A V Ware as witness.
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Stampe Taver
Hinjay Ark
A. V. Ware
Notary Dubie
Detter to Kilmer Co. sample bottle offer in Kingston NY
A misread ad fragment urges readers to prove a swamp remedy by sending to Kilmer Co Kingston NY for a sample bottle. It claims results against gangrene and promises a booklet of varied information about the kidneys and bladder. It mentions Waterloo Ever Me Courter regular 1 dollar sale bottled remedies at drug stores.
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Kilmer & Co
Hamton
N.Y
Today’s Games and Spring Hunting Update
The schedule lists Western League games Tes Moines at St. Joseph Sioux City at Omaha Denver at Topeka Lincoln at Wichita American League games Cleveland at Chicago St. Louis at Detroit Reston at Philadelphia Washington at New York National League Chicago at St. Louis Cincinnati at Pittsburgh New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Columbus at Milwaukee Indianapolis at Kansas City Louisville at Minneapolis Toledo at St. Paul. Public Opinion reports the South Dakota spring hunting season for 1912 is ended and new federal laws will restrict hunting. mating grounds will be safer and there may be more ducks and geese for fall, while spring shooting becomes a memory.
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PW l. Pet
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Eae Bok American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Western League
Tes Moines
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Omaha
Denver
Topeka
Lincoln
Wichita
American League
Reston
National League
Watertown
South Dakota
Departione Agriculture
Fowler
Huge Bird Fights Back in April Encounter
Grimy Center Ta April 10 A hunter, Tar Watkins, shot a large bird believed to be a heron. The creature wounded him with its beak and neck, leaving a long cut across his face as Watkins fought to defend himself. The bird, nearly six feet long, fled but later died. Dr. Reherd letters mention personal experiences during the Chinese Revelation at First Presbyterian Church.
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Watkins
Lane
Mr. Watkins
Mr Watkins
Bird
Witkins
Thear Dr. Reherd
Durbiz
First Presbyterian Church
Will Ty Cobb Wear a Detroit Uniform This Season
Detroit April 18 The Georgia Peach Tyrus Cobb may be traded as he refuses the $15,000 salary offer. President Navin says he will not meet the demand, while New York and Philadelphia clubs consider bids of $25,000 and four or three players. Cobb seeks a change of scene though Detroit risks weakening without him.
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Detroit
Ty Cobb
Navin
Tyrus
Georgia Peach
York
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Cobb
Tiger Club
Tigers
Bowling Night At Jack Man Alleys Returns Three Wins
Jimmy Dunlevy and Charles Jackmain led a 3 0 sweep over Fesler and Stary in the two tan bowling series at Jack Man alleys last evening. Trost and Gallagher took two from Russell and Sweeney, while Russell and Sweeney split with Morgan and Talbot. The report notes a full tie between road men and highway commission as legal questions loom over obscure law sections, with Linn county Supervisors and county engineer meeting state officials to discuss the new law.
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Jimmy Dunlevy
Charles Jackmian
Jack Man
Fesler
Stary
Trost
Gallagher
Russell
Sweeney
Morgan
Talbot
Highway Commission
Attorney General
Linn
W. P. Secrist
J. C. Gritman
W. Berghart
L. W. Barber
Black Hawk County
State Commission
Men Arrested On Serious Charge In Dubuque Case
In Dubuque Iowa April 18 two men Arch Draper a local chauffeur and Robert Hughes of Philadelphia a musician seen on the Majestic theatre bill earlier were arrested to answer a serious criminal charge following sensational disclosures by three young girls who were arrested Tuesday night.
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Dubuque
Arch Draper
Robert Hughes
Philadelphia
Majestic Theatre
Dubuque Hostelry Site Decision Remains Uncertain
In Dubuque on April 18 the site for a new fireproof hotel replacing the destroyed Hotel Julien remains unresolved. William Keeley, longtime Julien manager and former Cataract operator, is expected to be the tenant. Proposals show two uptown locations preferred, with neighborhood sentiment split on erecting the hotel at the Julien site. Keeley says he will be satisfied with any location.
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Dubuque, Ta
Julien
Iwan
William Keeley
Sioux Falls, &. C
Chicago
Ames School Items: New State Highway Commission Formed
Ames Tennessee April 18 Special J W Holden of Scranton I C G Theard of Mr Rye and Dean A Marston of Ames were named Monday by Gov George W Clark to the new state highway commission They organized here Wednesday with Dean Marston as chairman The commission inherits the former office staff and is already receiving hopeful letters from county road men urging prompt, effective operation under the new law.
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Ames
J. W. Holden
Scranton
I. CG
Mr. Rye
Dean A. Marston
Geo. W. Clark
State Highway Commission
Dean Marston
Hf. McDonald
Aca
Two Men Arrested on Relations Charge at May Term
Week, were arrested Wednesday night. Draper was picked up at a local garage and Bughes was arrested as he prepared to leave the Majestic theatre after a performance. They face charges of relations with a 14 year old girl, under Iowa statute. Life imprisonment is the penalty. Both are jailed awaiting May term trial. Actors' efforts to secure Hughes' release failed.
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Draper
Bughes
Majestic Theatre
Mick
Iowa
Hughes
Jobbers League Opens Tuesday at Prospect Park
At a well attended meeting last evening final arrangements were completed for the Jobbers league season opener next Tuesday afternoon April 22 at Prospect Park with the Courier and Galloway teams. Each team submitted a list of players and both clubs are confident of winning the pennant. The Rawling's trophy is on display at Campbell Sporting Goods. The U S Postoffice band will provide music for the opening game and many features are planned. Fans are invited to attend for an exciting day.
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Jobbers League
Prospect Park
Courier and Galloway
Rawling’s
Campbell Sporting Goods
U. S. Postoffice
More Families Move to City in Waterloo Growth
The city attracts business men and workers as two more families relocate. S. Taylor moves from Kansas City to 1010 Wellington Street to supervise work on the Mullan Street bridge. R. S. Munger moves from Dallas to 517 Western Avenue and joins Iowa Life Insurance Company.
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Waterloo
S. Taylor
Kansas City
Wellington Street
Mullan Street
R. S. Munger
Dallas
Tex
Western Avenue
Munger
Iowa Life Insurance Company
Walter Renning Takes Position at St Paul News
Walter Renning, a Waterloo Business college graduate, has left for St Paul to join the St Paul News. He resides in Shell Rock Iowa and is greeted by many friends who wish him success in his new role.
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Waterloo Business College
Walter Renning
St. Paul
Try Chamberlains Cough Remedy for Coughs and Colds
The notice urges readers to try Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs or colds. It claims remarkable cures and a worldwide reputation and states the product is for sale by all druggists.
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sUlyUus
EVENS
Cardinals
ROG
ER Bresnahan
Boston Gaye Giants
Dailey
Adams
Sugegs
Works and Clark
Gibson
Detter
Dr. Kilmer & C c
Kinghamton, N.Y
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Story
Dunlevy
Jackman
Ieee
Rustgell
Love
Eae
Aes
Eee
Adler
J. H. Easley
K, J. Busby, Mgr
Bunty
Molly McIntyre
The
United Play Co. Presents
Hugo B. Koch
Edw. Rose
Guy W. Campbell & Co
Henderson Drug CO
Commercial Street
Mabel Ettinger
West Fourth Street
TIN Shop
W. A. Covell & Son
Prue
Wilbert Shallenberger
Oakweod Bird
Hotel Ellis
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Miss Hazel Findick
First Nat'l Bank
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