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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
4
Eddie Mulligan drove in two with a double in the ninth to lift Galesburg to a 6 5 win over Waterloo as Blodgett matched Kinsella in a tight game. Mulligan had three doubles in four at bats and Wintz, Seneff and Siglin starred on defense in a see-saw contest.
National and American League scores list New York 2 Chicago 0 and 4 6, Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 0, Brooklyn 4 St Louis 4, Chicago 4 Philadelphia 4, Washington 4 Detroit 4, New York 4, Boston 6. Federal League and Western League games follow with varied outcomes. government workers rally in a Postoffice game with Homer Smith driving in three runs. Princeton players George McChurch and Dean Mathey win national doubles preliminaries at Onwentsia Club, Lake Forest, defeating Pall and Behr 6-3 4-6 4-6 7-5.
New York extended its lead in the National League by routing Chicago 8 to 0. Lavender, Archer, Tesraau, and McLean starred as New York won its second straight over the Cubs. Philadelphia, Boston, St. Louis and Brooklyn also posted shutouts or wins, with Doak and Reulbach among pitchers in a 4-0 St. Louis triumph and Hoffman boosting Brooklyn to a 4-3 win over Kansas City.
In a tense Jokers league clash, the Galloways and Pomtatice could not break a ninth inning tie as onlookers saw heated exchanges, protests, and disputed calls. Hrinkerhoff was ejected for disputing a decision by umpire Dunleavy, while Rosgen slotted two triples for Galloways in a rough contest that kept the outcome unresolved as the sixth season neared its end.
Iowa City Aug 6 A university program asks eligible Iowa players to submit original football plays during August for a silver loving cup. Entries due before Sept 1, with plays detailed for each participant. Judges Goorhes Hawley Kent and Adams will award the cup before practice starts.
Two base hits Mulligan Mulligan Jack Calihan struck out by Blodgett four by Kinsella six bases on balls off Kinsella five off Blodgett one double play McAuley to Sheldon passed ball Link stolen bases Siglin Mulligan Minska Link sacri fice hits Link Siglin Seneff hit by pitched ball by Blodgett Seneff. Umpire Glenalvin.
Waterloo fans await a crucial series as the Muskies visit to challenge the Jays. Drohan is likely to manage the opener against Muscatine with Zackert or Gould likely opposing. Waterloo hopes to gain ground by sweeping, while Muscatine aims to extend a streak and maintain pennant chances.
Charles Hummel of La Porte City led the final day shoot under Waterloo Gun, breaking 196 of 200 targets. A. Muntjay posted the top two day total with 385 of 400 as most sportsmen improved. scores for the two days followed.
Clinton Ia August 6 Pitcher Cooper the one best bet on the Fi lot payroll has been approached by the St Louis Feds and is wanted badly by that team. He has won seventeen and lost five this season with the club. He has been offered a three year contract a $1000 bonus and a $325 salary. Cooper is friendly to organized ball and will not leave Clinton before the season ends.
Grand Rapids, Mich Aug 6 Two world records set at Grand circuit meet as William wins 2:04 pace with a 2:00 mile and 2:01 average across three heats Lassie McGregor takes 5000 Furniture Stake for 2:12 trotters in five heats, including a nose win and a hard drive finish Frank Hogash Jr sweeps open pace after a first heat loss and other results listed for the day
In a terse note the report lists a purse of 1 2 in and names individuals Bogash Murphy Hanatin Hal B. DMokwen and others. Timings shown include 2:04 1-4 2:04 J-2 and 2:03 Lt. The fragmentary text appears to reference a sequence of events or a chart related to a fire or price listing at the bank.
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