Waterloo Wins Final Game of Series in Rough Battle
Waterloo defeated Virginia 14 to 6 to clinch the series as both pitchers struggled. Gardner issued six walks while Rhodes was marked by hits and free passes. Waterloo hitters like Gaiser and Hill led the late surge, with several locals displaying sharp fielding plays in a raucous contest.
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Virginia
Larry’ Gardner
Sterdlay
Rhodes
Hill
Askland
OM Kutz
Riley. If
Contuere
Buerglein
Walla
Nelson
Rhodes, P
Waterloo— AB
R. HL P.O. A
Alien
If. Aeec
McAuley
Sheldon
Ive
Stadtfeld
Ashland
Ty Hilk
Gaiser
R. Smith
Cece
Gardner
Chhacalos OO
TH. Riley
Hill To Smith
Gardner Riley
Dunlevy
Cleveland Fails To Change Luck In Openers
Cleveland loses opening home game to Chicago 7-4 after early deficits. Blanding troubles, Scott relief, and injuries to Russell and Billings hamper Cleveland. Boston, Philadelphia tie 9-9 as Speaker drives runs. Detroit beats St Louis 4-2 with five-hit third inning surge. Washington tops New York 2-1. Mitch Ayres exits injured. St Louis sweeps Chicago 7-4, Kansas City edges Indianapolis 4-3 in late drama. lineup changes noted across league slate.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Russell
Scott
Craney
Blanding
Collamore
Billings
Bodie
Cariach
Hassell
Scott and
Sebalk
Carisch
Boston
Philadelphia
Speaker
Yerkes
Cannelly
Phila
Hatteries
Detroit
St. Louis
Mdetroit
Hamilton
Davis
Stanage
Crossin
Washington
New York
Warhop
Ayres
Caldwell
Engel
Williams
Marcel
Asres
Engel and
Henry
Warhop and Sweeney
Marshalltown Bowlers Win Special Match in City Tourney
The Wild Rose five from Marshalltown defeated the Strotz Staff team of Des Moines in a special side bet match at the Alexandria alleys. Marshalltown posted 2 788, outpacing the regular tourney winner by nearly 104 points. Monday leaders held firm overall as Bruggeman and Overman led the two man class with 1 147 while Schweer and Cassidy were second with 1 132.
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Marshalltown
Bruggeman
Overman
Schweer
Cassidy
Charles Spink Dies After Illness At Age 1
Charles Spink, owner and publisher of a weekly baseball newspaper in St. Louis, died yesterday after stomach trouble. A longtime stockholder in St. Louis teams, he also had racing interests and was a close friend of American League President Johnson. He often joined Johnson and Charles Comiskey at hunting preserves in Wisconsin each fall. He was 1 years old.
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Sporting News
Dean
St. Louis
Charles
Spink
President Johnson
Johnson
Charles Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Mr. Comiskey
Wisconsin
President Wilson seeks 500000 for Americans in Mexico
President Wilson sent to Congress a message urging immediate appropriation of 856000 or more to evacuate Americans in Mexico. The request aims to provide means to bring U S citizens home as the Mexican situation worsens. Separately, San Jose reports bachelor girls outnumber marriageable men three to one, and ninety percent of U S farms are said to be without endabeap.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson Jerday
Congress
Mexico
United States
Appropriations Committee
Republic of Mexico
San Jose
Cal
Baseball Scores From The Past Evening In Major Leagues
American League results include Chicago 7 over Cleveland 2 and Washington 2, New York 1. National League features Philadelphia 9 to Boston 9, Chicago 38 over Cincinnati 4, plus Brooklyn and New York on wet grounds. Federal League shows St Louis 5, Chicago 4 and Baltimore 9, Brooklyn 8. Western and American associations report no American Association games. Western League scores include Des Moines 8, Sioux City 6, Denver 6, Topeka 4, Wichita. Lincoln 7, St Joseph 7, Omaha 5.
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Chicago
Detroit
Washington
York
St Louis
Philadelphia Erie
Orton
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Toston
St. Louis
Buffalo
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
St Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Denver
Wichita
Des Moines
Sioux City
St. Toneph
Omaha
Lincoln Agen
Topeka
Boston
Cincnnati
Lincoln
St. Joseph
FEDS planning further raids amid Cubs talk in park
In St Louis on April 22 managers and players including Mordecai Brown Jimmy Archer and Heinie Zimmerman met at the Federal park amid raid rumors. Frank Schulte visited the Federal Hotel and spoke with Manager Tinker. Madison of the Kansas City Federals hinted at adding a top pitcher and outfielder to win the pennant as crowds grow at new parks.
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St. Louis
Mordecai Brown
Federal Park
Jimmy Archer
Heinie Zimmerman
Cubs
Frank Schulte
Federal’s
Tinker
Madiana
Kansas City Federals
Feds
Federals
Kansas City
American Association
Changed law for National Guard and US service
Des Moines April 23 Special reports a new militia volunteer law allowing Iowa National Guard units to enter the US regular army with their status intact. Under the act regiments could be sent beyond US borders and officers may be replaced by regular army officers on order of the president. The pay bill remains pending as Congress may act swiftly due to Vera Cruz events.
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Des Moines
Lowa National Guard
United States Volunteer Army
United States Volunteers
United States
Iowa
Senate
House
Cuba
Philippines
Mexico
Congress
Vera Cruz
National Guard Association
MISS CUDAHY NOW REBELS
Miss J Helen Cudahy of Chicago, studying nursing at Massachusetts General Hospital, has quit her probation. She says training felt like housework and drudgery and plans to join a private hospital to be closer to patients.
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Boston
Mass
J Helen Cudahy
Massachusetts General Hospital
Berry Boxes Change to Correct Quantities in Iowa
The state food commissioner declares the new law in force requiring a pint box to hold a pint and a quart box to hold a quart. In Waterloo, only strawberries from Louisiana have appeared so far, with boxes resembling Iowa designs, but viewers are warned to check the bottom of the first homegrown box for an expected surprise.
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W. B. Barney
Food Department
Iowa
Waterloo
Louisiana
Davenport Democrat
Cincinnati Beats Chicago 4 to 2 in NL Showdown
In Chicago on April 23 Cincinnati edged Chicago 4 to 2 with Niehoff driving in a run on a homer and Bob Litzell stealing home after a single and infield out. The loss snapped Chicago’s attempt to rally as Renton, Ames and Clark shared pitching duties for Cincinnati while Philadelphia defeated Boston 3 to 1 behind Rudolph and Gowdy.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Niehoff
Boblitzell
Chiesen
Renton
Ames and Clark
Pierce
Koestner
Archer
Baltimore Beats Brooklyn In Extra Innings Thriller
Baltimore climbed from a 7 to ? deficit to force overtime and triumphed 9 to 7 over Brooklyn as Seaton pitched four innings and Smith struggled. The game featured late heroics by Thesera with key hits and an exciting finish. Others mentioned include WAT OPOTON, Owens, Suggs, Wilhelm, Jarklitseh, and Camnitz.
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Baltimore
Brooklyn
Seaton
Smith
Thesera
Suggs
Wilhem
Jarklitseh
Owens
Bare walls at Waterloo schools to gain art decorations
Waterloo independent district plans to adorn its classrooms with framed pictures now arriving. A shipment of 150 pictures will be set up by students in the minimal training department and displayed on walls to brighten the drab rooms. Funds from February, raised through an exhibit by Elsen Art Publishing Co., yielded about 390 dollars to aid students.
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Waterloo Independent
Elsen Art Publishing Company
Belmont
Mass
West High
Studen
PHILPOT RECRESTING IOWA VOLUNTEER RECRUITERS
Major 8. B. Philpot of Fort Dodane is named chief recruiting officer for Iowa. He plans to go to Des Moines at the first call for volunteers and open a recruiting station with fifty officers and second lieutenants from the V guard and companies. Each organization will be recruited to war strength of 108 men, then kits and supplies will be issued before marching south to provide tents and rations to the border.
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Kentworthy
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Tesreat
Charles Monroe Tesreau
New York National Ieague
Clara Young
Perryville, Inc
Helen E. Alake
National Guard
U. 5. Volenteer Army
Philadelphia Fencers’ Club
Miss Cudahy
Rudolph
Gowdy
Cravath
Connolly
Gilbert
Waskett
Rostan
Owt Coaraowt
Rudolph and Gowdy
Alexander and Killifer
Federal League
Camnitz
Patterson
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American Tobacco Company
As. Gorrell
Pathe
Astainlsen
East Side
Citizens Gas and Electric CO
Lester
Four Valdares
the Greys
Richard Carro] & Co
Aldro & Mitchell
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