White Sox Shut Out Champs as Cicotte Dominates
Chicago beat Boston five to one to take two straight from the defending champions. Eddie Cicotte pitched well until the seventh, with Boston scoring a lone run in the seventh. Other games included Philadelphia over Detroit 4 to 3 and Washington defeating Cleveland 5 to 1 in ten innings. Pittsburgh evened its series with New York by winning 4 to 3, while Chicago edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 and St. Louis beat Brooklyn 5 to 2. Cincinnati swept a doubleheader with Boston, 4-2 and 2-0.
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Crandale
Schupp
McLean
Hartley
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Schulte
Archer
Cravath
Kiliiter
Pierce
Seaton
Killifer
Standings Report From Basebal Leagues
American League results include Chicago 5 over Boston 1 and Philadelphia 5 over Chicago 2. Cleveland defeated Washington 5 to 1 in ten innings while Detroit beat Philadelphia 4 3 and Brooklyn defeated St Louis. New York beat Pittsburgh 3. National League notes Philadelphia 5 over Chicago 2 and Boston 4 over Cincinnati 2. American Association shows Milwaukee 3 over Minneapolis 0 and Louisville 6 over Columbus 1 with other games listed. Western League includes Wichita 10 over Des Moines 4 and Lincoln 3 over St Joseph with Denver Omaha rained out.
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Boston
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Ae Waatene
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Eee
St. Joe Ad
Omaha
Topeka
Sioux City
Tomorrow’s baseball matchups across leagues
American League features Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at St. Louis, New York at Detroit, and Boston at Cleveland. National League schedules include St. Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Central Association Standings and Results
Yesterday's Central Association results show Waterloo 6-1, Burlington 2-2, Kewanee 2-1, Ottumwa 1-2, Muscatine 9, Monmouth 3. Keokuk and Cedar Rapids had no game due to rain. Remaining matchups include Waterloo at Burlington and Cedar Rapids at Keokuk.
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Burlington
Kewanee
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Monmouth
Keokuk Cedar Rapids
Sheriff Shores Quits Trap Shooting After Successful Career
Frank M Shores Black Hawk County sheriff steps away from trap shooting and hunting after a long career. He has sold his hunting dog and guns and will keep one gun for his oldest son Forrest. Shores states he will attend tournaments only as a spectator in the future.
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Iowa
Frank M. Shores
Black Hawk County
Ottumwa and Kewanee Divided in Doubleheader
Muscatine defeated Wild Bob Mitchell 9 to 4 in the first game as Mitchell’s wild throws and four hits triggered a six-run fourth inning. Monmouth also played, with Spurs, Mitchell, and Curtis noted for key hits. Umpire was Glenalvin.
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Monmouth
Bob Mitchell
Mitchell
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P.O. A
B. Curtis
Harrell
Masters
Lund
Jeffries
Menne
Zackert
Walsh
Glenalvin
R.H. P.O
A.B
Schifebner
Simmons
Kewanee
Stern
Roy Kensel
Ace Senna
Reinhart
Callahan
House
Ee Wise
Ae Wall
Ab Link
Dunn
Peers
Andreen Wall
Crovan
Senno
Andresen
Fleming
Local Men Attend Regatta With Admiral Kelso
Admiral Kelso will leave Dubuque with a large boat party Sunday to attend a regatta at Keokuk next week, under the Mississippi River Power Boat association. Invitations have been sent to Representatives Bernbrook and Grout and Senator DeWolf to join, with all guests meeting Kelso in Dubuque Sunday morning. The new dam at Keokuk will be opened concurrently.
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Henry Grout
Sherman T. DeWolf
Keokuk
Mississippi River Power Boat Association
Joseph Kelso
Belleview
Jackson County
Black Hawk Countiand
Kelso
Dubuque
Mississippi
Bernbrook
Admiral Kelso
Johnny Dundee Ready for Fight With Ad Wolgast
Johnny Dundee says he is ready for his September 9 bout with Ad Wolgast at Vernon after his recent win over Jack White. He believes he can endure twenty rounds with the former lightweight champion and would gain prestige with a decision or upset. Dundee, a fast fighter but lacking power, credits improved standing to the White victory.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Dundee
Ad Wolgast
Vernon
Dundee
Jack White
Wolgast
Fights Over Justice Stir League Meeting At Muscatine
Muscatine Iowa August 20 The Central association directors will meet in September likely in Burlington to hear appeals from several clubs led by Muscatine Waterloo and Monmouth against Justice decisions. Fans expect protests and possible ouster of Justice with votes from Waterloo Monmouth Keokuk Ottumwa Muscatine while Kewanee Burlington and Cedar Rapids may back him. Ohland to rejoin Monmouth after a season with Muscatine and Davenport Three I league the Blue Sox outfielder had a .186 high.
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Central Association
Justice
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Burlington
Waterloo
Monmouth
Ottumwa
Kewanee
Cedar Rapids
Ohland
Harry Ohland
Muskies
I. N. Justice
Sterlings
Davenport
Blue Sox
Boss Boyle
Boyle
Muskies Shaped by Davenport Speed In Offensive Push
Land notes Davenport’s whirlwind pace and projects the same speed against local rivals to boost Muskies on both offense and defense, aiming for a fortified team performance.
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Land
Davenport
Senate Golf Club formed by Senate leaders
Washington August 20 Golf has forced statesmanship from minds of senators as golfing lawmakers prepare a Senate golf association led by Senator Saulsbury. Officers include President OGorman and Treasurer Lippitt with executives Pitman Bristow Townsend Walsh Kansdell and Hollis. ex‑Senator Bourns of Oregon named ex‑officio member. Former Taft foe noted as expert.
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Hitchcock
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Hollis
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Oregon
Senate Association
Taft
Farmer near Atlantic dies in auto wreck
Nels Christensen, a farmer two miles east of Elkhorn, Iowa, was killed and his 17 year old daughter severely injured when his car turned sharply at a sharp curve near a bridge. The vehicle plunged down a steep embankment and overturned, Christensen dying before a doctor arrived.
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Atlantic
Nels Christensen
Elkhorn
Aunt Mary’s Vinegar Touts Remedy Comparison
Advertisements extol Aunt Mary’s Vinegar as a superior aid, praising Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and urging all dealers to stock the product. The quote from Lindsay Scott of Temple, Indiana links meritorious medicines to fewer sufferings and repeats the line Once Tried Always Used.
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Chamberlain
Lindsay Scott
Temple
Ind
Aunt Mary
Waterloo plans two riverfront juvenile park playgrounds
Waterloo park commissioners back two new playgrounds on opposite river banks to be supervised by a matron and modeled after modern grounds from other cities. An auto tour of the state will inspect playgrounds as plans push forward, Cedar River park on the east and Prospect park on the west likely hosting the facilities.
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Waterloo Park Commissioners
Middle West
Waterloo
W. W. McFarlane
Cedar River Park
Prospect Park
Test Muffler Cut Out Law In San Diego Arrests
The Courier notes four drivers were arrested in San Diego for open engine exhausts. A state law bans cut out mufflers and its constitutionality will be tested, with similar laws in other states. Any operator risking a cut out muffler may be arrested and fined, amid many complaints about noise harming invalids and the elderly.
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San Diego
Cal
Towa
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