Water if to Waterloo land transfers listed in notices
A sequence of real estate transfers records several Waterloo parcels by owners and buyers including Frank J. Eighmey Gedar Valley Development Co. to Mary C dleary Elizabeth Sage to Russell H. Saze Waterloo Water Power Co. to Hanna Vaughn and others with prices from $1 to $5 000. The notice ends noting Want Ads earn attention in the Courier and Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview
Waterloo
DR. B. Henderson
William Guetamer
Summit Add
R. HW. Holt
J. F. Dunham
Frank J. Eighmey
Blowers
Gedar Valley Development Co
Mary C. Dleary
Pleasant View
Brown “Hall
Waterlos
W. Gallup
Evelyn D. Stuart
Hammond and Hurd’s
J. H. Leeland
Charles Ebert
Leland Park
Stephen ©. Mullany
Edyvin A
White Sox Take Two From St Louis in Doubleheader
Chicago opened the St Louis series with a doubleheader sweep, winning 8 4 and 5 1 as Scott held runners in check and St Louis fielded poorly in game two. Philadelphia shut out New York 2 0 as Bressler flirted with a no hit bid. Detroit swept Cleveland 6 1 and 3 1 with Ben Paschel delivering a ninth inning single. Boston beat Washington 1 0 at Fenway as Wood struggled but teammates backed him. Phillies 5 Braves 0 closed the day as Rixer pitched well for Philadelphia. New York defeated Brooklyn 2 1 in ten innings with J Meyers driving in the deciding run. Cincinnati tied Pittsburgh late but lost 4 5 in the ninth. Ellison sold to Detroit after season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Unicago
St.Louis
Sprals
Scott
Chicago
Faber
Schalk
Mayer
Wellman
McCabe
Moff
Benz
Daly
Hamilton
Koob
Agnew
Athletics
New York
Philadelphia
Yankees
Bressler
Boone
Walsh
McAvoy
Caldwell
Nanamaker
Detroit
Cleveland
Holand
Ben Paschel
Alabama
Hagerman
Walker
Breton
Egan
Core Leskie
Stanage
Oeveland
Detroits
T Wagerman
Coombe
Haworth
Boland
Phillies
Braves
Boston
Bix
Rixer
Ragan
Tyler
Whaling
Killifer
Brooklyn
Douglas
Giants
Doyle
Robert
J. Meyers
Trummel
Getz
Brooklin
Schauer
Tesrean
Marquard
Pfeffer
Miller
Tirmins
Reis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Tollage
Collins
Hinchman
Wagner
Lear
Sox
Celling
Findanay
Schneider
Clarke
Kant
Lehner
Gibson
Central Association
Pat Burlington
Muscatine
St Lats
Boston x Gas
Detroit Ae
Washington
St Louis
Aig
Federal Lesage
Newark
Kansas City
Buffalo
Baltimore Pireseees
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Western and Three-T League scores from yesterday
In Western League Sioux City defeated St. Joseph 6 to 1 while Lioclon beat Denver 8 to 4 and Des Moines edged Omaha 2 to 1. In the Three-T League Peoria won 7 to 6 over Bloomington and Moline beat Davenport 5 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Llocoln
Denver
Des Moines
Omaha
Peoria
Bloomington
Moline
Davenport
Postponed Games Mark Jobbers League Schedule
Directors at the Ferutas meeting set the remaining Jobbers League games with postponed fixtures to run from August 17 to August 28. Protests on the games were not acted on. Matches involve Citizens Gas Galloway Courter Postoffice Wicd Litchfield and others across dates August 17 to August 31.
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Ferutas
Pevening
Gaming
Gemea
Ag Fallows
Gallehfeld and Courier Post Office
Town Dairy
Citizens Gas. Ag
Wicd. B. & NL and
Waterloo Baseball Notes and Player Trades
Mason City visits Waterloo for a three game stand before the team leaves for Marshalltown Saturday. Managers report injuries. Ellison sold to Detroit, Clinton shortstop target, Cherokees include Cedar Rapids castoffs with Ludwig as manager. Minardo signed to bolster infield. Marr to outfield.
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Mason City
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Bren
Nab
Martins
Orme
Siveno
Wil Tegret
Werrn
Bert Ellison
Detroi
Manush I
Clinton
Ellison
Cedar Rapids
Bill Ludwig
Bunny Jealcher
Rabbita
Seeger
Roy Brown
Danny Harrell
Fletcher
Frank Ashland
Jon Wilkus
Horan
Herbert
Ries Minardo
Marr
World Series Picture Grows Clearer as Sept Punch Nears
New York August 17 Five National League clubs race into late season drama while American League favor shifts to the Red Sox. Phillies and Dodgers swap favored status in betting circles as six clubs surge toward the pennant chase with Cincinnati’s late rally drawing attention.
Federal League action unpacks two wins and a near no-hitter
Chicago downed Baltimore 6 to 4 as McConnell shone for Chicago and Suggs struggled for Baltimore. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 4 to 1 behind Finneran on the mound and two runs in the first. Kansas City blanked Buffalo 5 0 as Miles Main earns a no hit no run ruling with a disputed seventh inning play by Rawlings.
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Kansas City
Buffalo
N. Y
Miles Main
Bufalo
Main
Blair
Tal Snort
Rawlings
Ford
Umpires Protected as Bleachers Bar Soda Sales
In St Boule on August 17 a decision barred soda sales to bleacher patrons after a wave of bottle attacks against an umpire named Byron during a Nationals league game vs Chicago. President Britton of the Nationals said the grandstand will keep soda sales while bleacher abuse persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Boule
Limpire Byron
Chicago
Schuyler P. Britton
Loca Nationals
Sol
Byron
Alsto
Burlington Defeats Muscatine In Ninth Inning Rush
Burlington scores three in the ninth to beat Muscatine 4 to 2 as Baichley and Rolley lead with hits. Clinton falls 9 to 3 to Keokuk after a seventh inning tally ends the game early. Mason City wins in the ninth as Garrett secures victory for the visiting team while Cedar Rapids drops a close contest.
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Burhington
Bourlington
Muscating
Burlington
Muscatine
Baichley
Rolley
Wagner
Lee
Quaybakers
Bunnies
Cedar Rapids
Garrett
Mason City
Herbert
Gedar Rapids
Masari City
Ualteries
Seibald and
Anderson
Corey
Hardy
Black
Weeks
Evers Plans National League Meeting Appearance
Captain John J. Evers of the Boston National team, visiting Troy, will attend the National League meeting in Boston and seek permission from President Tener to appear before all club owners. He aims to defend himself against charges of being a troublemaker and will meet owners of Brooklyn and Pittsburgh.
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Troy
John J. Evers
Boston National Baseball
Boston
Tener
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Evers
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo Listings
Real estate transfers reported by Black Hawk Co Abstract show A W Chamberlin to G H Cheever in Lane and Fowler’s First Addition Waterloo for unknown price. Ernest A Archer to George H Cheever covers parts of lots in Lane and Fowler’s Second Addition Waterloo. Additional parcels and town lots are listed in Doe’s Addition to Waterloo and other blocks with various dollar amounts.
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Black’ Hawk Co. Abstract Co
A. W. Chamberlin
G. H. Cheever
Lane & Fowler
Waterloo
Ernest A. Archer
George H. Cheever
Lane and
Fowler
Doe
Tullar
John
Qlark
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Burnside Add
Water‘loo
Mary A. Kelly
Martha Hough
George BE. Lichiy
Lillian €. Pedersen
Cedar River’ Park
The
Courier
Buck
White Sox
Louis Browns
Seow
Ward
Timdes
Detroitt
New York Giants
Goston
National League
Clinton Central Association
Keokuk
Jobbers League
Sports Gossip
Rel Sox
Bettig
Robbins
Red Sox
Superballs
Phils
Quakers
Booklyn
Superbas
Delure
Stalings
Brooklsns
Pirates
Dodgers
Quakertown
Reda
Federal League
Baltimore
McConnell
Suggs
Mann
Shidgo
sConnell
Fischer
Leclaire
Ovens
Brooklyn Federals
Finneran
Wittshirgh
Lani
Hearne
O'Connor
Muskies
GO. A. Pag
Hevlink
Indians
Illerman
Erman
Brown
Crohan
Link
American Tobacco CO
al VD Fatih Schnh
Bremer County
Waverly, Iowa
Famus
J. Q. Lauer
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