Tigers Bowed In Icy Drizzle As Chicago Wins
Chicago beats Detroit 9 to 5 in an icy drizzle. Lange struck out eight in five innings, Cobb twice, but was pulled after sixth. Mogridge relieved. Detroit scored early runs, final score 9-5. Cincinnati tops Pittsburgh 8-2 with Bencher and Bates delivering key hits. Gibson ejected for criticising a call.
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Mich
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Lange
Cobb
Crawford
Garner
Mogridge
Battriese
Lange, Mogridge and
Block
Buyns
Duboc and
Stanage
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Clark
Hendrix
Donlin
O’toole
Bencher
Bates
Bescher
Humphries
Gibson
Owens
Pirates Rout Reds in 33 to 4 Bloodied Win at Home
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 33 to 4 on their grounds last Saturday setting season highs in hits and runs. Byrne and Miller each had five safeties, With Fromme starting for Cincinnati and Gaspar debuting for the Reds, Pittsburgh piled up runs early and late as O'Toole took the loss, highlighting a shift in perceived value versus onfield results.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Byrne
Miller
Camnus
Nubber
Fromme
Horsey
Hood
Saturday Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League games in Chicago and Pittsburgh produced lopsided results with Chicago defeating St Louis 9 0 and Pittsburgh routing Cincinnati 23 4. New York and Philadelphia had rainouts. In the American League Boston beating Philadelphia and Washington 3 6 0, Detroit top Chicago 2 0. St Louis beat Cleveland 3 in the American Association. Kansas City edged Columbus 3 2, Minneapolis defeated Indianapolis 2 1, and St Paul posted a 6 0 win over Louisville.
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Brooklyn
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St. Louis
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American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
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Indianapolis
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Louisville
Fearful Respect for Carl Brown
Waterloo wrestler Carl Brown threatens to use his famed scissors hold on Greek champion Gus Pappas at the Ifi theater in Rock Island next Thursday evening. Brown has toppled five Tri Cities grapplers this season including Harry Brandell Lucas Lampria George Nicholson Bull McCleary and Cyclone Tommy Thompson, showcasing his swift finish.
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Mes
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Waterloo
Gus Pappas
Ifi'nofe
Rock Island
Tri-Cities
Mr. Brown
Pappas
Harry Brandell
Lucas Lampiria
George Nicholson
Bull McCleary
Tommy
Thompson
Brown
Cross and Doolan Ordered to Pay $1,019
Monte Cross of the St Louis American League club and M J Doolan of the Philadelphia National League club were ordered by the National Commission to pay 1019 for back salaries owed to Steubenville club players. Cross must pay 1000 by May 10 with 150 deducted if not.
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Monte Cross
St. Louis
M. J. Doolan
Philadelphia
National Commission
Milwaukee
Toledo
Steubenville
Des Moines
Sioux City
Sought Civil War veteran Patrick Duke in Iowa records
Treasury inquiry seeks Patrick Duke, Civil War veteran from Waterloo. Enlisted Sept 26 1861 in Company HE Twelfth Iowa, later re enlisted in Seventh Cavalry as a farrier. Discharged for disabilities after mule incident. Postmaster W R Law asked to contact with information for Duke or heirs.
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Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Patrick Duke
Iowa
Haddock
Duke
John W. Shumaker
Waterloo
Company E
Seventh Cavalry
Thirteenth
Commercial Streets
Statement on debts by husband for wife Beryl Conrad
A notice states that ICE. Y will not be responsible for debts contracted by wife Mrs. Beryl Conrad, A. R. Conrad, Sweeper Vac. Cleaner, previously never sold over $10.50 in Waterloo, contact phone 1061 Black.
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ICE
Beryl Conrad
A. R, Conrad
Waterloo
Rockford notices and moves across town
A weather note says the Shell Rock overflowed on the west side flats after heavy rain. Local movements include F. M. Granam visiting family, Lee Gray heading to Hanley Canada for work, Vern Mozier starting a drugstore job in Belle Plaine, Clark Crowell preaching at Lakeside and Pioneer churches, and F. C. Johnson selling brick and tile products. Mr Brown’s health worsens as nurses care for him, Mrs Ruggles and Mrs Carpenter return from San Diego, Wm Smyth buys a Mitchell car, Dayton recovers from a broken ankle, Miss Anna Mitchell visits Milwaukee, and Anna Maier weds John Stocker. The Brick and Tile company shipped about sixty cars this month, the largest monthly total since startup.
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West Side
F. M. Granam
Lee Gray
Hanley
Canada
A. Melloy
Vern Mozier
Belle Plaine
Clark Crowell
Lakeside
Pioneer
F.C. Johnson
John Brown
California
Mr. Brown
Wm. Dayton
Anna Mitchell
Milwaukee
Wis
Anna Maier
John Stocker
Hatch
Brick and Tile Company
Chicago cult founder arrested in Waterloo attempt
Chicago leader Frank DeGroth, founder of a new religious cult, was arrested on a charge from a follower amid efforts to establish a colony in Waterloo last summer. He traveled from St Louis with Jesse Greer of Fort Wayne and B C Botterhauser of Chicago, according to yesterday's Chicago papers.
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Nid Rey
Frank DeGroth
Chicago
Waterloo
DeGroth
St. Louis
Jesse A. Greer
Fort Wayne
B.C. Botterhauser
Yesterday's Results From B leagues and Cities
Baseball scores from Cincinnati and Chicago with rainouts noted. Detroit beat Chicago 9 to 5. St Louis and Cleveland had no game due to rain. Other games: St Paul 5, Louisville 4. Minneapolis 11, Indianapolis 2. Kansas City 11, Columbus 9. Des Moines held to rain. St Joseph 8, Omaha. Topeka 9, Denver 2. Lincoln 0, Wichita 0.
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Chicago
St. Louie
Cleveland-St Louis
American Association
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Louissville
Minneapolis
Topeka
Denver
Lincoln
Lincoln-Wichita
Waterloo Man Honored at Brethren Convention
Rev. R. E. Graves and M. A. Parker returned from Des Moines where they attended the Otterbein Brotherhood’s second annual convention of the United Brethren church. Parker was elected president. Lafayette Young spoke at the banquet. The next convention will be held in Waterloo next March with over one hundred delegates expected.
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R. E. Graves
M. A. Parker
Des Moines
Otterbein Brotherhood
United Brethren Church
Lafayette Young
Parker
Brothershood
Waterloo
Former boosters now free agents in baseball shuffle
Tony Fremer Harrington and Joe Wilkes of Waterloo’s Three-I league club have been released by Rockford and may seek new positions. Harrington has reported to Quincy and will aid Hofer’s gang in contending for the pennant. Quincy papers celebrate securing the backstop. Wilkes may join Davenport Prodigals if rumors hold true.
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Tony Fremer
Peek” Harrington
Joe Wilkes
Waterloo
Rockford
Wilkea
Davenport
Cult leader case details in raid and real estate notes
Reports say the Chicago raid failed to locate anyone who knew the cult leader and whether he planned a colony. Claims include daily affectionate acts toward followers and turning earnings to Ira. A witness described a prayer discipline and doubts about the minister, who reportedly aimed to open camps in Des Moines and other cities. Real estate transfers list several parcel moves and a cemetery lot sale.
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DeGroth
Ira
Chicago
Dee Moines
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