Dubuque Triumphs on Appreciation Day in Tight Game
Crabb pitched Davenport to victory as Dubuque won on Appreciation Day while Decatur won a second game. Stolen bases by Yeach and Clark, home run by Beatty, two-base hits by Jacobs. Rogge struck out nine with three walks, McGrew one. Umpire Barmon.
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Results from yesterday across leagues and games
Baseball scores from yesterday include National League games in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, American League matchups in Washington and New York, and Western and Central Association results. Notable notes mention Rock Island and Davenport games, plus weather impacts on Minneapolis Kansas City.
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Moriarty Suffered Serious Injury Sliding for Third Base
Detroit Tigers infielder Moriarty sustained a major leg injury after a slide to third base in a game with the New York Highlanders. He was carried from the field as teammates looked on in concern. Doctors expect a lengthy layoff before a possible return to action.
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Gotch and Hackensmidt Title Match Weather Plan
Arrangements cover Comiskey Park with tarpaulin to guard against drizzle or rain for the Gotch versus Hackensmidt match. Hack says neither rain nor cold will stop the contest. Morris and Flynn will skip Labor Day New York clash. Morris says it’s not off and may be set for mid September. Iowan Paul Domke travels to Humboldt to train Gotch for Labor Day bout in Chicago. Davenport Times notes attendance and local games tomorrow across several cities.
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Quincy Wins Final Game Over Waterloo In Series
Quincy beats Waterloo 5 to 4 to clinch the series, aided by Hollenbeck pitching and strong batting from Kerwin and Myers. Shackelford started for Waterloo and was relieved after one inning as errors and aggressive baserunning helped Quincy claim the victory and move ahead in the standings.
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Donahue and Collins Lead At Bat In Narrow Defeat
Donahue and Collins each collected two base hits while Tretter and Hollenbeck combined for four and one walks respectively. Hollenbeck fanned twice as Connolly stood behind the plate as umpire.
O'Toole to Play With Pittsburgh Scon
Minneapolis stock reports Marty O'Toole may be traded to Pittsburgh as manager Lennon weighs a fast deal. Bill Murray arrived in St Paul to push the sale and hopes to also move Kelly. The Pirates aim to boost their pennant push with O'Toole while Lennon seeks friendly MLB ties before week’s end.
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Des Moines Club Saves Uniforms After Sheriff Levy
Des Moines, Aug 11. Deputy Sheriff John Peterson levied on the Des Moines ball club to satisfy local claims. Joe Geren posted a bond to insure payment. Umpire Haskell notified President O Neill for instructions. Barney Reilly, second baseman, and a practicing attorney, was empowered to handle the matter. New owners will be announced soon and debts settled.
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Actresses Brace Proposed Train Trunk Size Rules
The railroads' proposed trunk size limits touch off agita among actresses. Irene Hudson notes the cap on pierces and 40 inch lengths could affect performers, who historically pay rail lines up to 59 dollars weekly, with many spending similar sums for years.
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Stage wardrobes and trunk sizes for theater travel
A writer critiques the use of large trunks for theater costumes. He notes seventy and fifty inch trunks create inconvenience in a nine foot wide bagnose car, causing extra handling time. He argues smaller trunks keep wardrobes in proper condition and avoid ironing damage to frocks.
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Dam Break Tragedy Claims Veteran in Iowa River
In Austin Minnesota on August 11 Charles Shambo a veteran soldier drowned in the upper Iowa River when a dam burst during a heavy storm. He was camping with Judd Palmer near a riverbank. Palmer was rescued but could not aid Shambo as the water swept him away. The Le Roy camping party had summered there for years.
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Hunemuller Debt Statement After Aug 10
Henry Hunemuller declares he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Carry Hunemuller after August 10. The notice serves as a public record of dissolution of financial responsibility between spouses.
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White Slaves Found in Chicago
Three young women from Grand Rapids Michigan were removed from The Canton Chinese hotel by police. Nellie Derights 23 Florence Koon 18 and Josephine Thompson 19 said they were brought to Chicago by Derights who claims the women came with them by choice. Authorities plan to refer the case to federal court for Mann Act trafficking charges.
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Heaviest Rain In Sixteen Years Hits Laverne Minnesota
Five and a half inches of rain fell overnight turning streets into rivers and flooding basements in the business district. Lightning struck the homes of S A D Kennedy and William McFadden causing minor damage. In the past seven days seven and a half inches have drenched the area.
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Courier Wanted Promises Savings for Givers and Receivers
A terse note urges hiring a courier to save time and money for both sides. The message emphasizes efficiency and cost reduction through professional delivery services.
Doctor Jerger Relocates to Suite 411-12
Doctor Jerger has moved to Suite 411-12 in the First National Bank Building. Office hours are 10 to 12 and 2 to 4, and the contact phone remains 250.
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