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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1919

Page

5

Giants Fall to Hendrix Pitching in Season Opener

Giants were blanked by right hander Hendrix as the Cubs beat New York 3 to 1. Nehf yielded six hits and a walk in the early innings, while a $40,000 pitcher earned a silver chest for his first appearance with the Giants since being married. Cincinnati opened a new series by defeating Philadelphia 4 to 2, with Cooper holding the Dodgers to one hit as Pittsburgh won. Ferdie Schupp debuted for St Louis in a rough start, and Boston routed the Giants 9 to 4 as the Boston club collected 13 safeties.

Hendrix Cub Chicago Nehf Giants Nehi New York Mirried Cincinnati Phiadelphia Cooper Dodgers Pittsburgh Brooklin Olson Ferdie Schupp St. Louis Boston

National League Scores and Minute Baseball Summary

Chicago and New York split in a pair as Heath Nehf and Gonzales held the Giants to one. Cincinnati and Philadelphia split. Packard and Tragesser worked for the Phillies while Ruether and Raridet mated. Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn on a late rally as Mamaux and Smith shut the visitors down. St Louis edged Boston as Demaree and Gowdy guided the Sox to the win. Strunk’s inneta and Walker’s bold steal sparked a late Philadelphia triumph, and New York defeated St. Louis. Jacobson collected three hits in four plate appearances as he continues a .561 pace. Baker hit his tenth homer. Cleveland beat Boston, with a ninth inning rally aiding McGraw’s club.

Chicago New York Nehf Gonzales Hendrix Kilefer Cincinnati Philadelphia Packard Tragesser Ruether and Raridet Pittsburgh Brooklyn Mamaux Smith and Miller Cooper and Blackwell St Louis Boston St.Louis Demaree Gowdy Inneta Walker Red Faber Cascade Star Athletics Sox St. Louis Jacobson Baker Cleveland Cane McGraw Coreleskie Graney Chapman

American League Scores From Philadelphia to Boston

Baseball round up with figures from Philadelphia and New York games. Batters Feber Kerr Schalk for Philadelphia and Kinner Perkins for Chicago. St. Louis and Cleveland contests noted with runs and pitchers. Detroit Washington game postponed.

Philadelphia Chicago Feber, Kerr and Schalk Kinner Perkins Ermilk Schalk Rogers Kersther Noyes New York St. Louis Todd Severied Boston Cleveland Hon Skie Q'Neill Jones McGraw Schang Detroit Washington

Movie Man Lincoln to Box Dempsey for Title Would be Bout

The piece notes Elmo Lincoln, a famed film star with a strong frame, being urged to challenge Jack Dempsey for the heavyweight title. It mocks his boxing inexperience, cites his lion taming and jungle stunts, and suggests he pursue a manageable match with Willie Meehan Moran or Beckett, while mentioning Eddie M Goorty Beckett’s London bout and warning about referees.

Francis X. Bushman Bill Hart William Farnum Elmo Lincoln Mr. Lincoln Dempsey jHe Elmo Blo Jack Dempsey Lincoln Willie Meehan Moran Beckett Eddie M'Goorty London Eddie

Murphy's Nag Wins Two Grand Circuit Races at North Randall

Thomas W. Murphy of Poughkeepsie wins the Leader 2:08 pace with Direct C. Burnett and then takes a special match race with Ante Guy over Lu Princeton. Murphy sets two season records, with Ante Guy earning additional victories in the 2:19 trots and a 2:08 pace win. The free-for-all pace carries a $2,500 purse and proceeds go to charity.

Cleveland Thomas W.murphy Poughkeepsie N. Y C. Burnett Ante Guy Walter Cox Murphy Lu Princeton Jed Penn Nedda Grace Direct Direct C. Burnett Harvest Lad North Randall

Wisconsin U to Build a Stadium

Madison Wis Aug 8 Part of a fund of 10200 voted by the University of Wisconsin regents and state board of education for the improvement of the men s and women s athletic fields at Camp Randall will be used to provide what is expected to be one of the best running tracks in the Western Conference The track will be a quarter mile ravval encircling the football field 24 feet wide on curves and 26 feet wide on straights with six lanes for hurdles and seven for sprints laid with concrete curbs tile drains and 18 inches of cinders on a bed of crushed rock Later a 220 yard straightaway is to be added Additional grand stand seats are to be built to give the stadium a seating capacity of 11360 including nearly 5090 concrete seats without temporary bleachers which are erecters for bic tamaa

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Regents State Board of Educattion Camp Randall Bic Tamaa

State Net Tennis Tourney Draws 100 Players

Des Moines IA Aug 9 More than 100 city and state tennis players are expected to enter the Iowa state tennis tournament set to begin next Monday at 1 30 PM on the Des Moines Golf and Country club courts. The finals are scheduled for the following Saturday. The event becomes a closed affair limited to Iowa residents. Noted players Fred Bradley and Philbert Smith figure in the field with others like Russell Nicholson Olin J Sweet and local entries from Bart Bonebrake Joe Vat Ginkel and more. The Iowa State Lawn Tennis Association will reorganize at a stag party and smoker next Thursday to discuss plans for next year’s tourney.

Des Moines Des Moines Golf and Country Club Harter Hull Iowa Fred Bradley W Bradley Philbert Smith Runnner Kansas City Sioux City Smith Doposters Russell Nicholson John Henry Olin J. Sweet Old Faithful John €. DeMar Bart Bonebrake Joe Vat Ginkel Howland Hanson Sid Craiger Harry Coggshall P. J. Inskeep Ottumwa W. F. Winterble George , Baker Decorah H. Pottler Grinnell Iowa State Lawn Tennis Association Jsmoker Golf and

Semi Finals Set In City Tennis Meet At Byrnes Park

City tennis semifinals pit Hemsworth versus Harwich and Fenton against Rath after four winners from last night’s eliminations advance. Fenton and Rath head to Des Moines for state tourney. local matches spark interest with possibleCaled Rapids and Waterloo challenges noted.

Hemsworth Harwich Fenton Rathy Byrnes Park Courts Rath Des Moines Fort Dodge C ‘Dar Rapids Hurwich Fentiman Sundhby Kenneasley Henmsworth

Relics Unearthed At Devil's Gate Dam Blast

In Los Angeles a mortar and broken pestle said to be used by North American Indians for grinding grain were found by a blast clearing rock near the Devil's Gate dam site across the Arroyo Seco northwest of Pasadena. J W Reagan flood control engineer delivered the relics to the courthouse. The mortar remained intact while the pestle broke into three pieces.

Los Angeles Cal J. W. Reagan Devil's Gate Arroyo Seco Pasadena

Fistiana's Own Sammy Kelly of Wall Street Fame

Ed Hughes profiles Sammy Kelly, a New York bantamweight boxing icon from the lower West Side. From dockside scraps to Wall Street bouts, Kelly rose to become world bantam champion after a dramatic victory over Billy Plimmer in Birmingham, proving his punch power and street-smarts fueled a stellar ascent.

Sammy Kelly New York Liss Gotham Lower West Side Altho Htis P. Morgan & Co Hudson River Hudson Afli America Eng- Yang Billy Plimmer Sammy Pier Na Manhattan Wah the Stock Exchange Kelly Stork Exchange Cotton J Exchange Wall Street Cotton Exchange Nelly Galley West Billy McGee Acorn A.C Brooklyn Kety Kilkenny Tazewell Stoeck Worthy Lttle Jimmy Barry Chicago Sammr Billy Plimmer England John: Bull Birmingham Bhéland Sanny Ori Vhis Birminhan Pier 3 Jower Manhattan

Des Moines Club May Move Home Games to Marshalltown

Mayor Tom Fairweather of Des Moines contemplates relocating some Des Moines Western League home games to Marshalltown. He has written to Marshalltown Baseball Association president F. M. Witbur about playing in Marshalltown due to poor weekday attendance and potential streetcar strikes, citing Marshalltown’s baseball zeal and past Central Association involvement.

Marshalltown Tom Fairweather Des Moines Des Moines Club Central Iowa Fairweather F. M. Witbur Marshalltown Baseball Association Central Association Marshaltown

Diamond Hoyt Sold to Red Sox From New Orleans Club

Waite Hoyt a 19 year old pitcher with four pro seasons has moved from New Orleans to the Boston Red Sox after a career with Giants Memphis Montreal Nashville and Newark. He shut out the Reds recently prompting the Sox to acquire his release. Joe Jackson reached 100 hits this season for the Chicago Washington series. John Heydler congratulated Fred Imdecus on a major league consecutive games record set by Luderus. Boston Braves benefited from New England minor leaguer sales grabbing eight players including Bailsy O Connor Morgan and Sweetland while Anderson Loftus Freitag and Jacobson shuffled to fill roster changes.

Waite Hoyt Giants Boston Red Sox New Orleans Hoyt Braeniug Hall Brooklyn Suv Memphis Montreal Nashville Newark Rochester Earl Smith Anthor Irwin Lieboy Jimmy Nixon Baltimore Hoston Cincinnati Reds Red Sox Joe Jackson Shaw John Heydler Fred Imdecus Philadelphia Nationals Philadelphia Chicago Luderus Eddie Collins Chicago White Sox Boston Braves New England Stallings Braves Portland Bailsy O'Connor Morgan Sweetland Haverhill Anderson Fitchburg Jacobson Loftus Freitag Inein Mall White Sox Stalifhes

Greb O Dowd 15 round bout set for Toledo Labor Day

Sport spotter notes a 15 round middleweight title bout planned between Harry Greb of Pittsburgh and Mike O Dowd of St Paul with the 158 pound crown at stake in Toledo on Labor Day. The piece hints at reform opposition over standards of a prior Willard Dempsey event and mentions noisy reactions at games and training figures across multiple cities.

Harry Greb Pittsburgh Mike O'Dowd St. Paul Toledo Labor Day Willard Dempsey Philadelphia Shibe Park Athletics Cleveland Chet Thomas Mackien

Good Evening By George Tale Of An Erring Daughter

A quirky poem piece narrates a mother warning her daughter not to squander, the girl defies fashion in a 3 ounce suit, dives for a river swim, is bitten by a feral creature, and dies after a struggle two days later at a church. A comic aside about a patron in Casebeer’s reflects on strikes and a dead bird’s perspective closes the piece.

Cobb and Sisler Acesaw to Grab Batting Honors

Chicago reports a pitched American League chase between Sisler of St Louis and Cobb of Detroit for the batting title. Cobb tops the average at .365 with Sisler ten points back. Veach also contends, hitting .354. Ruth clings to the homer lead despite a latest slump.

Cobb and Sisler

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