Cubs Lose To Giants 7 4 In New York Serial
New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 7 to 4 as Tesreau allowed four hits through eight and Chicago relievers combined. New York’s Meyers and Merkle drove hits while Dodworth and Evers cheered as fans crowded the stands.
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Chicago
New York
Tesreau
Giants
Chance
Lavender
Rensbach
Cheney
Toney
Johnny Evers
Lynch
Boston
Jimmy Lavender
McGraw
Meyers
Archer
Downs
Reulbach
Eee
Fletcher
Merkle
Doyie
Sheckard
Yesterday's Western and Minor League Results
Yesterday in the Western League Lincoln beat Lincoln 1 to 0 while St. Joseph defeated Wichita 6 to 4. Sioux City won 4 to 2 against Denver with Sioux City at home. Topeka postponed due to wet grounds. In the American Association Minneapolis defeated Columbus 4 to 2. St Paul beat Toledo 4 to 1. Milwaukee topped Indianapolis 3 to 1. Kansas City defeated Louisville 4 to 3. The Three-I League had all games rained out Friday. Keokuk and Monmouth were abandoned due to wet fields, Hannibal beat Burlington 6 to 1, Kewanee beat Ottumwa 3 to 1, and Galesburg defeated Muscatine 6 to 1.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Louis Deblels
National League
Chicago Shoe
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
PW Pet
Denver Eee
Omaha
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Sioux City
Wichitae
Lincoln As
ATO Topeka
Springfield Davenport
Quincy Vttees
Decatur
Danville Eunae
Dubuque
Muscatine
Wichita
Denver
Topeka
Omahba
American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Central Association
Keokuk
Monmouth
Hannibal
Burlington
Kewanee
Ottumwa
Galesburg
Museatine
Jogders League Rivalry Nears Season End Pennant likely
The Jobbers league winds down with several postponements and tie games as Galloway leads the standings. Post Office and Y teams trail. Galloway could clinch first by beating the Y squad. Week includes multiple games and a post season banquet nominee, with a permanent league setup likely after the season.
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Jobbers
Galloway
Courier
West High
Poys
J. Byrnes
Post Office
Nauman
Courier and Engraver
Galloways
Calloway
White Sox fall to Senators 4 0 in Washington
Washington, Aug 17 Walter Johnson pitched to a single hit as Washington beat Chicago 4 to 0 marking Johnson’s fourteenth straight win tying the AL record. Batteries Benz and Schalk Johnson and Ainsmith.
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Washington
D. C
Walter Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
Cheabro
New York
Benz
Schalk
Ainsmith
St. Louis
Boston
Mass
Hamilton
O'Brien
Wood
Carrigan
Krichell
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bender
Barry
Oldring
Collins
F. Baker
Gregg
O’neill
Houch
Lapp
Thomas
Red Sox Drive to Parkersburg for Morning Game
Waterloo Red Sox depart at 9:25 AM via the Illinois Central to Parkersburg to face a locally dominant opponent. The lineup features Methcalf catching Wolf on the mound and Robinson at first with Purtell second and Frost at short. Fielders include Wagner in left, Hartman center, MecElroy right, with Cohn as sub. Several players recently moved from the Independents or Jobbers leagues.
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Waterloo Red Sox
Ilineis Central
Parkersburg
Red Sox
Waterloo
Methcalf
Independents
Purtell
McElroy
Jobbers
Ryan to Establish Out of Town Gym
Tommy Ryan of Des Moines considers opening an athletic school in Webster City with boxing and gymnastic classes at the armory and exhibitions in the opera house. He plans to devote two days weekly to the Webster City gym, and a boxing bill may headline events in Des Moines before fair week. Kempton Chiropractic note and Champlain's Liniment advertisement appear in the column.
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Webster City
Tommy Ryan
Des Moines
Ryan
Armory
Tommy" Ryan
William Thompson
Mr. Ryan
Opera House
Ryan's Gymnasium
Brady War Pictures for Waterloo students weekly
Readers are urged to provide the school children under their care with the Brady War Pictures and accompanying text in the Waterloo Evening Courier. A coupon appears on page 3 for the current set, distributed in sixteen sections to inform and educate children through weekly installments.
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Alxteen
Waterloo Evening Courier
Prgo 3
Phillies Loses Lefty Brennan to Diphtheria Spitball
Philadelphia reports manager Charley Dooin says the Phillies still face bad luck as star left hander Ad Brennan is sidelined with diphtheria. Brennan, one of thecountry's top southpaws, will miss the remainder of the 1912 season, with Dooin blaming a spitball for the illness.
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Philadelphia
Charley Dooin
Phillies
Dooin
Brennan
Dopin
Indian Couple Killed by Freight Near Tama
John Mooney and his wife, Musquakie Indians from between Tama and Montour, were struck and killed on the Northwestern tracks while walking back to the reservation after attending the Ringling circus at Marshalltown. They were 20 years old, married several years, and coffins were ordered. The accident halted nearby trains until the bodies were recovered and identified.
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Tama
John Mooney
Musquakies
Montour
Mooney
Ringling Circus
Marshalltown
Fiala
Corns of Montour
Pacific Coast GirlsWed Iowans in August Weddings
Two Iowa Falls weddings showcase Pacific coast brides traveling to wed Iowa men. Miss Ora Ewig of Santa Clara Calif marries Frank H Newcomb of Shell Rock, and Miss Flla Reiher of Albany Oregon weds Fred Vose a prominent Eagle Grove businessman.
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Iowa Falls
Iowa
Pacific Slope
Ora Ewig
Santa Clara
Calif
Frank H. Newcomb
Shell Rock
Flla Reiher
Albany
Oregon
Fred Vose
Eagle Grove
Ferry father and mother should ate that the school children
A fragment from the sixteen section of the Waterloo Evening Courier notes a call to support school children. It mentions parents urged to act and refers readers to a coupon on page 3 for details. The text is part of a brief local notice or community appeal.
Linden Church Services and Local Notices
Linden August 17 regular services announced for tomorrow. A Linden M E B church thimble bee at Mrs Nick Phillips home on Nevada street drew a large crowd with committee providing refreshments. Herman Schwabe moved to a new home at Dearborn avenue and Colorado street and sold 2101 Lafayette street to Frank M Perry who will move soon. Mr and Mrs Chas S Wood and daughters Lucile and Hazel of San Francisco visited the J W Chapman home at 128 Indiana street and departed for Chicago.
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Linden
Linden M. EB
Nick Phillips
Nevada Street
Herman Schwabe
Dearborn Avenue
Colorado Street
Lafayette Street
Frank M. Perry
Chas. S. Wood
Lucile
Hazel
San Francisco
Cal
J. W. Chapman
Indiana Street
Chicago
Mrs Wood’s Family Visit and Local Moves
Thursday to visit Mr Wood’s brother then travel to Denver for two days with his parents before returning home. Mrs Wood is twin sister of Mrs Chapman. Mrs Geo Mastellar returns home after a month visiting Jesup relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Joe Hufman move to rooms above Rath and Weichold grocery on Sycamore Street.
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Mr. Wood
Denver
Colo
Vislt
La Follette Attacks Third Party Movement
Senator La Follette denounced the third party in the senate, calling it an obstruction to progressive aims. He asserted the progressive current within the Republican Party would persist, shaping an upbuilding movement around certain individuals.
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LA Follette
Washington
Senate
Republican Party
Ambitions Face Setback Amid Fragile Resolve
A fragmentary quote notes that ambitions may have faced disappointment and warns that those aims will not be allowed to destroy the underlying effort. The wording suggests tension between individual goals and collective stability as a central concern.
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CUBS
Magee
St Louis
Brown
Brooklyn
Rucker
Yingling
Miller
Fromms
McLean
R. H. PO
A. E
Bheckard
Schulte, Jr
Tinker
Zimmerman
Leach
Safer
Downey
Cotton
Milton
Lectric Park
Newsboy Quartette
Sam Goldman
Barry & Johnson
Beatrice Wynne
Webb & His Band
Lincoln
Milwaukee
Tndianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Jogders' League
White Sox
Senators
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Ton
Zinn
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Kocher
Works
Lake
Ferry
G.A.R
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Via
R. J
Rok &P
U. P
Ogden
U.P
Salt Lake
L. A
LA & SL
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G. Farmer
Cedar Rapids
A. L. Phtlleo
Joe Schiel
Wagner Bldg
Sycamore ST
Iowa State Fair and Exposition
Madeira
Italy
Coe
Japan
India
Askante
Hamburg-American Line
W. Bandolol
Waterloo Storage Battery Co
H. W. Dimmick
W. Park Ave
Waterloo Electrical
Sinbicate Building
Roar
Gote
Yen
Telal
Byvank Transfer CO
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Wilbert Shallenberger
Oakwood Blvd
Hotel
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Northern Michigan Line
Manitou
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Petoskey
Mackinac Island
Michigan
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Greet
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Tha Pannlar
Collingwood
Ont
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Soo
North Channel
Georgian Bay
C.cowlet
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Eworld
Sridge
F.H. Latier
Fourth Street
Lafayette Building
4Th St. E
Hileman & Gindt
Runeral Directors
Ides
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