Giants and Pirates Duel in Doubleheader Play
New York and Pittsburgh split a make up doubleheader with New York winning 5 3 in the first game as Camnitz and Cooper faltered in catching. The Giants stole seven bases and scored four runs on five hits in the sixth and seventh. In the second game New York again battered Robinson in the first four innings to win 5 1. Pittsburgh 100 000 002 9 9 9 New York 001 002 20x 5 10 2 Camnitz Cooper Simon Gibson Demaree and McLean. Second game Pittsburgh 000 010 000 1 10 1 New York 202 010 00x 5 12 1 Robinson OToole Cooper Gibson Tesreau A Wilson.
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Burlington Downs Cedar Rapids in Fifteen Inning Classic
Burlington won a 15 inning game at Burlington IA by 2 to 1 over Cedar Rapids. The affair showcased tight defense and strong pitching, with notable hits by Wambsganss Mullin McNeil Hale and Rumler. Jacobs and Gray split the pitching, with umpires Glenalvin and Phirman officiating and time of game at 2:15.
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Thumler
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Phrman
Central Association Standings and Results Report
Yesterday's results show Burlington 2 Cedar Rapids 4 in fifteen innings with rain delaying other games. Tomorrow's schedule has Waterloo at Burlington Cedar Rapids at Keokuk Muscatine at Monmouth Ottumwa at Newanee.
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Baseball Scores From American and National Leagues
In American League play Chicago tied Boston 1-1 while Cleveland bested Washington 6-3 in 10 innings. Detroit defeated Philadelphia 5-4. St Louis beat New York 4-2. National League results include Boston 4 over Cincinnati, New York 5-3 over Pittsburgh, Brooklyn 7-6 over St Louis, and Philadelphia 4 defeating Chicago 1. Western League summaries show Wichita over Des Moines 14-0 and Denver 38-3 over Omaha. Lincoln beat St Joseph 3-2. Topeka triumphed 5-3 over Lincoln City.
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Where They Play Tomorrow in Major League Matchups
Matchups slated for tomorrow feature Boston at Chicago and New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia hosts Netrait, Washington visits Cleveland, Cincinnati to Boston, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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League meeting to be held soon in Central Association
Keokuk Iowa August 19 the Central Association prepares for a fall meeting after Labor Day with secrecy on agenda and potential votes on visiting game guarantees. The shift to a flat $50 per game including Sundays favors well drawing clubs Cedar Rapids and Waterloo profit, while poorer draws may suffer. President Justice faces opposition but strong support remains as he enforced the constitution amid a busy season with Kewanee drawings and crowds cited.
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Attendance drive and hockey? (title adjusted to fit rules)
The Cedar Rapids papers report attendance figures at area ballparks topping 60 000 with LADIES DAY boosting totals and hope for 70 000 after six home games next week. Dispatches also note manager and umpire tensions, with criticism of local sporting editors and conjecture on staff changes.
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Bunny Booster Club
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Doom of the Beast speech warns of liquor harm in 1920s era
Rev H H Marlin of Fourth United Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh delivered a convention address titled The Doom of the Beast. He denounced liquor as a poison with mental, social and economic costs, citing strong figures on insanity, crime, child impact, and a nationwide drive for a saloonless United States by 1920.
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Fourth United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
U. P. CU
United States
County road dispute eyed for prompt engineer report
County Auditor Rainbow received a letter from A. Marston of the Iowa highway commission stating that Engineer Root will be sent to the county at once to report on the disputed road east of the city. The Slankeye highway was chosen for the county system but objections were raised by C. A. Marsh and others who want the old state road via Raymond and Jesup included. Root will report to the commission for an early decision.
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Commission
Notice to State Pair Exhibitors
Exhibitors are advised the Town state exhibit opens one day earlier and closes one day earlier than previously listed.
Pony and Draft Horse Events On Schedule At County Fair
Ponies and mules will be judged Friday starting at 9 a.m. Judging in other departments begins Saturday at 9 a.m. Aged horse classes are Saturday morning, cattle aged classes Saturday afternoon. The rest of the horse and cattle program shifts one day earlier. National draft horse futurities judged at 9 a.m. Tuesday.
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A. D. Sumner to Remain in Waterloo for Insurance Work
A. D. Sumner, long time page and chief of pages in the U S House, has chosen Waterloo as his home and will join Iowa Life Insurance as an agent. He will focus on building new business in the eastern part of his hometown, bringing his Waterloo spirit and energy back to the community.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Waterloo
Iowa Life Insurance Company
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Waterloo Way
Veterans of Spanish and Philippine War Convene in Denver
Denver August 18 The army of the Philippines and American veterans of the foreign service made up of Spanish American War veterans opened a three days convention here. Delegates from across the United States attended in force.
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United States
Maries Niehaus Driscoll seeks annulment from priest husband
New Rochelles former priest Dennis J Driscoll is sought for annulment by Mrs Marie Niehaus Driscoll in White Plains Supreme Court She contends the marriage on December 4 1911 was invalid and that Driscoll was not sane A public service may be ordered as the whereabouts of the defendant are unknown and his relatives have no information The case cites prior confinement at Mount Hope sanitarium and notes the couple separated after about ten days
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Marie Niehaus Driscoll
Supreme Court
White Plains
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Church of the Blessed
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Mount Hope
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Bancroft man held for alleged false pretenses in piano deal
James Sales, hired by piano dealer Mr Way of Missouri Valley, is jailed in Clarinda on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. After dismissal on June 22, Sales helped Way sell a piano to Malinda Thatcher in Orson, and reportedly misrepresented their partnership while offering an $85 cash discount on a $260 sale.
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