Waterloo Jays sweep twin bill over Indians at Keokuk
Waterloo defeated Keokuk Indians 10 to 4 in the first game with Blenner and O'Byrne surrenders while McAuley and Siglin star with hard hitting and two triples. In the second contest Tuttle and McCollough worked well as Waterloo held Keokuk to four safeties while Jay s bats compiled seven hits. McAuley provided power with two triples and strong defense highlighted by two fast double plays. The Keokuk fielding faltered in the second game, errors charged to Sweet’s mound crew. Waterloo’s pitching earned the win with solid support.
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Aus
Waterloo
Jays
Indians
Tuttle
Blenner
O'Byrne
McAuley
Sigling
Sweet
AB. R
P.O
White
G McAurey
O'Hryne
Innins
Wintz
Meissner
Bleuner
Hensling
Addington
Giffen
McGee
See
Whittaker
Waterioo Keokuk
Uniaong
Sumwmar Telen
O'Byree
Blenner Dington
Yell sKland
Siglin
Ty Sheldon
Askland
Hollenbeck
Gillen
Ny Marshall
MeGe
Olianeh
Wierloo Jucuresa
Bares
Hengy McAnn
Senett
McColieugh
Tute
McColough
McColiough
Ikland Fine
Boswell
Waterloo Fans to Bunnyville Train Called for Cedar Rapids
Waterloo fans plan a Sunday trip to Bunnyville for a special Rock Island train. The Waterloo Military band will accompany supporters, with pennants and caps on sale for the journey and a welcome for Bunny Mooster club members in Cedar Rapids. Local games today include Muscatine doubleheader implications for first place, while St Louis beats New York 3 to 2 on a thunderstorm delayed day.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Kale
Luval
Rock Island
Hayden
Muscatine 4
Muskies
Gates
Boyle
Clinton
Central Association Gossip and Baseball Notes
Central Association gossip covers O'Mara’s scratch hit and onfield miscues, bench talk, and a May brawl. It reports David Taylor joining Chicago for a tryout, Keokuk alumni Jenkins and Rumler seen with St. Louis Browns, Slattery recalled by Des Moines, and various college baseball notes.
Burger and Brown Lead Pitchers in Early Series
A fragmented sports note recalls Pittsburgh and St. Louis actions as the series begins. The text mentions players Brown Simon and a few batters, with references to early game efforts and a three value pass.
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Burgh
Pittsburgh
St. Lovie
Burger
Ieer
Brown
Simon
Brooklyn and Chicago Split Doubleheader in Chicago
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 2-0 in the first game as Seaton held Chicago to two runs. In the second game Chicago blew the save, allowing Brooklyn to win 3-0 with strong pitching by Chino and listed relievers. Multiple misprints and garbled names cloud the box scores and rosters.
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Chicago
Seaton
Chino
AHO Tooth
Chiewee
Land
Nendrix
Block
Renoklin Onde Hopa
AOD
Houck, Chappelle and
Rand
Johnson and Block
Postoffice Wor And Rage Tie For Pennant Race
The Post Office team tied Cedar Valley Line 4 to 3 after two even innings. Purteil and Ward produced key hits, while Claus was scored against early. The game ended in the fourth due to darkness with strong pitching from Claus and Purteil and notable plays by Ward and Metcalf.
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Joldiers
Cedar Valley Line
Purtell
Atus Ward
Cruise
Metcalf
Manahl
Street Car Company
Nickel Grabbers
C. V. Line
AB. R
H. P.O. AE
Beilke
VanVieck
Noeneke
Clank
Dg Drake
Perry
Jonpen
McCuntn
D Totnna
Postoffice
McNally
Corson
Ward
H. Smith
R. Smith
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Purteil
Claus
Manahbl
Jensen
Urie
Dunleavy
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
St. Lowi
New York
Cleveland
Hendrix Recruited by National Association for Peoria
J J Karrell of the National Association notified Hendrix yesterday that Peoria had prior claim on his services. Roddy had negotiated with both Moline and Peoria clubs, and the National association message confirmed Rowland accepted terms. Vendrix hurriedly prepared and joined the teams, tightening the Blue Box hold on the light pennant race.
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Hendriz
Hendrix
J. J. Karrell
National Association
Peoria
Roddy
Moline
Rowland
Vendrix
Jet
Wich
Kalamazoo Grand Circuit Opens With Record Tie
Kalamazoo Mich Aug 12 With a world record equaled and a track record broken the Grand Circuit opened at Recreation park Anna Bradford hit a mile in 2 05 ¼ equal to the 3 year old filly mark Mise De Forrest 1911 Walter Cochute ran 2 02 ¼ in the 2 04 pace the previous best 2 02 ¾ by Minor Heir Omar won the 2 08 trot after a tense finish Margaret Druen the 2 24 trot favorite lost the first heat then won three in a row Hearts of the day featured heavy purses and several stakes including 2 11 trotters 10 000 and 2 15 pace 2000 on the card today remains to be run
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Recreation Park
Spirit of the Times
Anna Bradford
Mise de Forrest
Lexington
Walter Cochute
Minor Heir
Maymack
Omar
Margaret Druein
McCloskey
Walter Cachato
Michigan
Paper Mill Stake
Muscatine Wins Over Clinton in 5-1 Baseball Victory
Muscatine defeated Clinton 5 to 1 as Zackert scattered hits. Other games featured Galesburg beating Cedar Rapids 12 to 9, Burlington downing St. Louis Browns 5 to 4 with Hale homering, and Cedar Rapids, Muscatine, and Burlington posting additional scores across leagues.
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Muscatine
Marshalltown
Keokuk
Clinton
Galesburg
Zackert
Svore
Smithson and Varroaw
Brennan
Rapids
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Link
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Pratt
Hale
Pathfinders
St. Louis Browns
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St. Louis
Baichley and Hoyle
Hock
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Central Association
Waterloo
Davenport Pitcher Joins Distillers After Blue Sox Release
Aug reports indicate Davenport Ta pitcher Hendrix defected to the enemy and will join Peoria Distillers immediately. The Blue Sox also plan to release Walter Seaman, with Rowland making the move public.
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Davenport
Roidkdy Hendrix
Blue Sox
Peoria
Distillers
Rowland
Walter Seaman
Reeds to Sail on Campania Aug 16 in London Cable
A London cablegram says Mr and Mrs H M Reed and two children and their niece Miss Eleanor Johnson will sail on the Campania August 16 landing in New York. Other travelers listed include Dr and Mrs J H O Keefe and several named families and individuals. Ocean traffic resumes with Cunard plans using medium ships while army transports may deploy the Lusitania Mauretania Aquitania. only neutrals eligible and tickets limited to landing port.
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H. M. Reed
Eleanor Johnson
London
Carmania
Campania
New York
Towans
Cable
J. H. O'Keefe
Waterloo
Lina Moore
Fort Dodge
Waterloo West High
Lusitania
Mauretania
Aquatania
Birthday anniversary surprise for Mrs. Luhbing in Waverly
A group of eighteen Lutheran Ladies Aid members gathered at Mrs. Henry Luhbing’s Harmony street home in Waverly on Monday evening to honor her birthday anniversary with music conversation and refreshments. Marriage licenses issued to W A Atkins and Mary Bruns of Waverly and Hadla Okla. Mrs. Win Mooney was called to Independence by the death of her nephew Alex Bonner.
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Waverly
Henry Luhbing
Harmon Street
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
W. A. Atkins
Hadla
Okla
Mary Bruns
Waverly News Long Weekend Booster Run and Local Light
Elizabeth Mooney and others head for the fair area while booster trips tour Bremer County towns in a sub ten hour run. News covers social visits, school redecorations, illness recovery, and a church group picnic along the Cedar River.
Free trial offer for asthma relief method
A provider promises a free trial of a new asthma treatment. It targets hay fever and chronic asthma, claims to relieve breathing trouble and wheezing quickly, and offers to send materials at no cost to seemingly hopeless cases. Readers are urged to mail a coupon today to begin the method.
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Frontier
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo, N.Y
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad Claim
An old time hair dye advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a simple formula to darken gray hair. It promises natural color with a dampened sponge or brush and claims results by morning after one or two applications. Sold by H. W. Taggart in downtown shops.
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Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
Sports and Merrymaking Notices Amid Local Happenings
Mrs Eleie Cornforth left Monday for a two day visit with her sister Mrs H R Peas in Rochester Minnesota. Miss Louise Hilligardt enjoys a week’s vacation from Dr Kern’s office. Mrs Meyers is reported sick and Mrs Ernest Kowter of Nashua visits the Casper home. Dr Kern, now in Denver, Colorado, is improving and plans to return home in a few weeks to resume practice.
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H.R. Peas
Rochester, Mint
Jees Bluiver Ban Wold
Howse
Firet
Driscolt
Nashua
Ww. Meyers
Ernest Kowter
Casper
Louise Hilligardt
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