White Sox Take Two From St Louis Browns
Chicago opens series with St Louis by scoring runs in the late innings while Scotti controls the mound and St Louis fielding costs them, despite more hits in the first game. In the second game errors sap St Louis as Chicago wins again.
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ST. Loung Browns
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Scotti
Chicago
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Faber
Benz
Mayer
Daly
Hamton
Koobd
Agnew
Yesterday’s Western and Three IF League Scores
Sioux City def St Fosaph 6 to 1. Lincoln beat Denver 6 to 4. Des Moines 2 Omata 1. Three IF League: Peoria 7 Bloomington 6. Moline 6 Davenport 3. Other games not scheduled.
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St. Fosaph
Lincoln
Denver
Des Moines
Omata
Peoria
Bloomington
Moline
Davenport
Postponed Games in Jobbers League Schedule Released
Directors set the balance of season games for the Jobbers League with a list of postponed matches. No action on protests was taken at the meeting. The schedule includes contests between Litchfield, Conrar Postoffice, Town Dairy, Citizens Gas, W.L.C. F L N, Galloway, Courier-Postoffice, and WoO. FL & No across August dates.
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Jobbers League
Miarakerg
Litchield
Conrar Postoffice
Town Dairy
Citizens Gas
WLC
FL & N. and
Gallowayr
Gallowes
W. CG
FL & N
Litchfield
Galloway and Courier- Postoffice
Courier-Postoffice
Galloway and Litchfield
Woo
FL & No
Galloway
Waterloo Throttle Baseball Closes Season With Injuries
Mason City visits Waterloo for a three game series, final home stand before a Saturday move to Marshalltown. Manager Brennan heals a finger, Martini bruised, Orme foot injured, others hurt but hoped ready. Bert Ellison sold to Detroit. Clinton club sale anticipated this week. Cherokee gains Cedar Rapids castoffs including Ludwig and ex Waterloo players. Minardo signed in Central league. Marr to outfield.
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Mason City
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Brennan
Martini
Orme
Aso
Bert Ellison
Detroit
Magnush
Clinton Shart
Ftop
Fillison
Cedar Rapids
Bill Ludwig
Seeger
Roy Brown
Danny Harrell
Fletcher
Mystery surrounds 1924 World Series field in late August
New York Aug 17 With seven weeks to go the world series entries are unclear. In the National League four clubs still compete and betting favors the Phillies Superbas Pirates Giants and Dodgers show late drives. The Reds surge from Cincinnati hints at a late bid as well.
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Chicago
Phillies
Superbas
Quakers
Herling
Booklyn
Soma National Club
Mic Hrovllyns
Pirates
Giants
Dodgers
Quakertown
Cincinnati
Reds
Federal League Scores and Baseball Action Across Cities
Chicago defeats Baltimore 6 to 4 with McConnell strong and Sages hit inopportune moments. Baltimore errors enable late scoring. McConnell and Mann homer for Chicago as Battteries Connell Fischer Suggs Leclaire Owens. Brooklyn beats Pittsburgh 4 to 1 as Hearne steady. Finneran labors through seven. Kansas City no hits Buffalo in a 5 to 0 game. Main’s no hit bid ends in third after a misplayed grounder by Rawlings.
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Baltimore
Med
McConnell
Sages
Brooklyn
Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh
Hearne
Brooklyn Federals
Finneran
Wittsburgh
Land
O'Connor
Kansas City
Thuffalo
Buffalo
Mites Main
Main
Blair
Bart
Rawlings
Oo LE Batterieain
Haaterley Ford
Qiair
Soda ban at bleachers after bottle attack on umpire
St Louis authorities will bar soda water sales to bleacher patrons after a later game incident where bottles and vegetables were hurled at Umpire Byron. Grandstand patrons, not involved, may still buy sodas as police investigate the attack at the National League ball park.
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St. Louis
Wade
Byron
Chicago
Schuyler P. Britton
Nationals
Althe
Burlington Takes Third Straight From Muscatine In Ninth Inning
Burlington defeats Muscatine 3 to 2 in a ninth inning rally on three hits. Rushing and Rolley behind the plate for Burlington, Wagner and Lee in the Muscatine battery. Keokuk wins third straight as Bierman allows one hit in a 4 5 9 line. Cedar Rapids notes Mason City rally ends in ninth on a misplayed peg.
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Burlington
Muscatine
Rshhley and Rolley
Wagner and
Lee
Jallans
Clinton
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Garrett
Mason City
Herbert
Cedar Nepids
Maron
Seibel
Anderson
Corey
Hardy
Wack
Weeks
Evers Plans Defense at League Meeting
Tray South Carolina Aug 14 Captain John J Evers of the Boston National baseball team says he will attend the National League meeting in Boston Wednesday to request permission to appear before all owners and answer accusations of being a trouble maker He aims to meet Brooklyn and Pittsburgh owners to prove he did not start the trouble and deny a conspiracy to hurt capital. In Waterloo land transfers are listed including A W Chamberlin to G A Cheever and Ernest A Archer to George H Wherever with sums of 1 and 3060 dollars respectively. Clara Beck transfers land interests in sections seven and ten with Doe Add Waterloo valued at 1 dollar and other parcels. H E Twlar to Johan L Clark.
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Tray
S. C
John J. Evers
Boston
Tener
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Evers
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
A. W. Chamberlin
G. A. Cheever
Lane & Fowler
Waterloo
Ernest A. Archer
George H. Wherever
Lane and Fowler
Clara Beck
William W. Beck
Doe
H. E. Twlar
Johan L. Glark
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo and surrounding areas
A stream of property transactions from Waterloo and nearby areas lists transfers for blocks and lots across multiple additions and subdivisions. Names include D. B. Henderson, Frank J. Bighmey, Mary C. Henry, Joe Wishman, Russell H. Sage, Han Vaughn, Willard Spurr, Evelyn D. Stuart, Charles Ebert, Edwin A. Leighton, and others. Amounts range from nominal dollar deeds to thousands, with several parcels in Pleasant View, Miller's South, Leland Park, and Hammond and Hurd subdivisions. The notice ends noting the Evening paper's Want Ads value in the Courier and Reporter.
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Riverview
Waterloo
D. B. Henderson
William Guetamer
Summit
Joe Wishman
Gart
Miller’s
Waterion
Elizabeth Sage
Russell H. Sage
Watering Water, Power,Co
Han Fa Vaughn
Hayes
Warren Cna
Willard Spurr
Adib
Gallup
Evelyn D. Stuart
Hammond and Hurd’s
Winterloo
Jo. HH. Leeland
Charles ‘Ebert
Leland Park
Stephen E. Mullany
Edwina
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