Jays blank Regina as Baker shines on mound
Baker and Watson led Waterloo to a 7 to 0 victory over Regina in a series opener. Tex Sheldon and Jack Hill fueled the offense with a homer and two doubles each, while Baker allowed four hits and struck out eight. Regina bats were held in check as Waterloo built a 3-0 lead after three innings and cruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Baker
Pwatmasters
Jays
Regina
Western Canada Club
Andrews
Cedar Hapides
Des Moines
Tex Sheldon
Jack Hill
Tex
Hil
Sheldon
R.H. PO
A. E. Zoellers
OI Wilde
J. Smith
Williams
Herriott
Sinnett
C. Smith
Pheiffer
Ryan
Hill
Gaiser
Wagner
Waterloo
Zoellers
Eof Baker
McAuley
Galser
Dunleavy
Standings and Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Results from American League National League Federal League American Association Western League and Three-I League show multiple high scoring games including Chicago and New York dominant clusters Boston beating Brooklyn 9 1 and New York 12 Philadelphia 4. Notable scores include Cleveland 4 Chicago 1 and Topeka 8 Denver 7.
Regina Bunnies set to open two day series at Red Cedar park
Notes describe Regina and Waterloo lineups and managers, with Paddy Siglin poised for Waterloo curb and Joe Wintz quarantined for scarlet fever. Injunction blocks Reds pitcher from switching teams amid Midwest baseball activity. Iowa tops Highland Park 6 to 4 to start college season.
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Regina
Belden Hill
Bunnies
Red Cedar Park
Jays
Charles Stis
Peoria
Yasr Waterloo
Distillers
St. Louis Federals
Virginia
Chief Chase
Smith
Fort Williams
John Housenne
Lizette
Paddy Sigin
Waterloo
Siglin
Des Moines
Baltimore 4 Buffalo 3 leads in early baseball action
Baltimore defeats Buffalo 4 to 3 after Krapp relieved Moore in the fourth. St. Louis tops Indianapolis 3 0 in opener as three ninth inning hits spark victory. Pittsburgh Federal league edges Brooklyn 6 5. Chicago shuts out Kansas City 9 1 in season debut.
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Federal League
Chicago
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Buffalo
Krapp
Moore
Wilhelm
Jackklitsch
Knapp
Blair
Barger
Pittsborgh
Marton
Chappelle
Jafitte
Gwens
Berry
New York Opens Season With Win and Stays Hot
New York defeats Philadelphia 5 to 3 with Sweeney driving in the decisive run in the eighth. Bush allowed a pair of doubles and a single over seven innings while Cole started for Philadelphia, replaced by Schultz in the third. Cleveland ends an eight game slide by beating Chicago 4 to 1 behind Mitchell’s strong pitching as Cicotte yielded ten hits. Detroit tops St Louis 3 to 1 on Cobb’s sacrifice fly scoring Kavanaugh after a double. Boston blanks Washington 5 to 0 as Boston hitters rally late and Ainsmith bats.
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New York
Philadelphia
Sweeney
Beason
Bush
Cole
Schultz
Schang
Detroit
St. Louis
St Louis
Cobb
Kavanaugh
Main
Stanage
Weisman
Taylor
Crossin
Boston
Washington
A. Johnson
Cady
W. Johnson
Ainsmith
New York Nationals Beat Philadelphia 12 to 4 in Home Opener
New York defeats Philadelphia 12 4 to open home season. Mayer Jacobs Killifer Les reau Schaff McLean listed for New York. Philadelphia lineup noted. Chicago beats Cincinnati 2 1 as Douglass holds for first home win. Pirates triumph 5 1 over St Louis. Boston dominates Brooklyn 9 1 in NL opener with strong pitching and walks.
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New York
Philadelphia
New York Nationals
Mayer
Jacobs
Killifer
Lesreau
Schaff
McLean
Bank clearings and transfers reported for Waterloo week
Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending April 23 1914 totaled 1 738 776 65 with daily breakdowns and last year’s figure. Realty transfers deeds and mortgages show weekly totals and instruments filed to date with a year over year increase noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Bank
Tony
Madame X Corsets Demonstrated by Madame Grosa in City
Madame Grosa of Chicago, a corset expert, is in the city for a week at Ive's millinery parlors introducing and demonstrating the famous Madame X corsets. The new design features a self opening steel in front and manufacturers hold Cedar Rapids exclusive agency, with a possible local establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Grosa
Chicago
City
Cedar Rapids
Brandon Iowa Social Notes and Weekend Visits
April 24 notes from Brandon record visits and travels. Miss Hazell and Hazel Pike hosted a visit. Gilbert Tracey left for Arizona due to his uncle John Tracey’s illness. Families from Vinton Urbana Waterloo Center Point and La Porte City seen calling or visiting. Leon Kepford builds an office in south Brandon. a large workforce was active.
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Brandon
Vinton
Kate Steckman
Leon Kepford
South Brandon
Readlyn Social Notes Brighten Weekends
Edith Richards returns home to Sumner from Readlyn. Mrs. Kenney of Oelwein visits friends here. Ivan Strom visits Clarion friends. F Kienigs and W Kienigs visit Waterloo relatives. A C Mayers host Vincent visitors. C Pooke on sick list. August Diekman and A C Bisbee travel to and from local towns. Berger called to Sumner for a grandchild’s illness. Mr and Miss Dooth and Mrs Winegar visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bisbee
Albert Lea
Mayers
Berger
Sumner
Miss Dooth
Community Notes From Independence and Surrounding Towns
A string of local updates reports residents traveling between Independence Waterloo and Urbana. Quarantine on the W T Ernester home for scarlet fever lifted after three weeks. Measles case identified as Lucile Acklea visiting Jennie Albert. Miss Ethel Wood from Urbana visited Van Skike. Mrs Chas Kashmeder dies near Readlyn with funeral at Jahr church.
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Independence
Robert Elliott
W. T. Ernester
Daisy Miller
Nellie Miller
Waterloo
R. Brooks
Vinton
Frank Ward
Lockwood
Mr. Ward
Florida
Miss Brown
Beulah Albert
Lucile Acklea
Jennie Albert
Harold Weart
Ethel Wood
van Skike
Revel Implement Co
Center Point
Urbana
Brandon
Frank Booth
C. Miller
Chas. Kashmeder
Readlyn
Jahr
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Cleveland
Chiscago
Cincinnati
American Association
Columbus
Calambus
Indianapoliis
Louiisville
St. Paul
Midwat Kea
Minneapolis
Hangas City
Sioux City
Topeka
Denver
Wichita
Lincoln
Omaha
Danvenport
Springfield
Decatur
Panville
Quincy
Bloomington
Dubuais
Petre
Bt. Louis
Philadelphia Cleveland
Chicago New York
Treces
Chicago Kansas City
Aaleeboon
Milwaukee Louisville
Kuneaa
Seredanes
St. Paul Saeeerensee
Aeeabee Aed
Lions City
St. Jon Omaha
Lincoln Saepe
Topeka Ease
REDS
George H. Johnson
Cincinnati National League Baseball Club
Kansas City Federal Baseball Club
Foell
Kansas City Federal League
Cincinnati National Baseball Club
Iowa
Iowa City
Highland Park College
Hawkeyes
Nes
Breuckner
Ouield
Indianapoli
Ind
Louis
Indinapolis
Keupper
Wares
Falkenhere
Joe Tinker
Kan
Punngrath
AL & OY Cheago
Johnson
Jone
Hogan Jand
Hendrix
Wilson
Clobtte
Mitchell
Cicotte
Cicotta
Schalk
Qarisch
National League
Douglas
Douglass
Ingersoll
Clark
Lavender
Archer
Pirates
Cardinals
St. Tous
Hageman and Snyder
Adams
Gibson
Tyler
Pfeffer
Ragan
McCarty
Gowdy
C. C. Cobb
J. F. Wall
Wall
Cobl
S. Misa Myers
Black Hawk
Soldiers' Relief
C. D. Becker
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
la Porte City
Phillips
Cedar Falls
Keokuk
Grand Forks
Indians
Central Association
W. R. Cothern
Suite 407
Lafayette Bldg
Hack Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Thomas Lazemby
Frank J Schmitt
Dewar
LH. W. Grout
Wills G. Keifer
Litchfield
Nellie Fr. Brooks
Wizabeth D. Phelps
Meek
Ajr
Home Park
Harris & Cole Bros
Fanny M. Parish
Normal
Tobert A. Belcher
Gran
PB Royce
Eligabeth Striver
S.A. Clark
Waterlon
Gordon
Joe
East 6Th St
P. G
Adler
Collegian
Easley
Chas. Alshuler Mfg. Co
Racine, Wisconsin
As. Gorrell
Francis X. Bushman
Hisaway
Raffles
Venus
Selig Company
Vitagraph
Victor Hugo
Flickinger Auto Co
East 7Th Street
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