Biweekly triumph for Waterloo Roosters over Quincey
Waterloo defeats Quincey 3 to 2 in a biweekly showdown as Roddy Hendrix stars with two home runs and strong defense. W. Donahue hits two homers for Quincey, but Hendrix and Harrington drive the Roosters to the win amid tense late innings and a pivotal error by Hattington.
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Roddy Hendrix
Quincey
W. Donahue
Donahue
Hendrix
Harrington
Hill
Trotter
Fremer
Hattington
Roosters
Rock Island
Lnst
Danville
Waterloo
McNagie
Collins
F. Donahue
Forney
Nagle
Wilkes
Hares
Wolfe
Long
Tretter
Beiter
Reves
Wee Nagle
Peters Hendrix
Quincy
Kerwin
Bya
Mi A Hartman
Kahl
Myers
al F. Donahue
Standing of the clubs SMM Od standing of the clubs
The fragment list shows standings of clubs with partial headings and repeated phrases. The readable text references SMM OD and club standings, but no clear names, dates, scores, or organizations are fully legible.
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SMM OD
Baseball game results from yesterday across leagues
Results yesterday show scattered scores across the National and American Leagues with no games scheduled in some sections. Detroit defeated New York 5 to 3, Chicago blanked Washington, and St Louis beat Philadelphia 6 to 1. Cleveland won 9 to 0 over Boston, Indianapolis routed Minneapolis 7 to 3, Columbus beat St Paul 12 to 4, Louisville split with Milwaukee 7 to 4, Toledo lost 6 to 5, Kansas City 245. Western League games include St Joseph over Lincoln 2 to 0, Des Moines 5 over Denver, Omaha 7 to 10 with Topeka 8 to 4, Sioux City 6 to 2 over Pueblo, and Muscatine 19 to 9 over Hannibal. Keokuk lost 9 to 4 to Avonmouth, Galesburg 3 to 8 over Burlington, and Ottumwa 7 over Kewanee.
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OL Pet
Danville
See
Ee Ve
Decature
Peoria Seers
Quinay Sures Pea
Paveopert
Wees
ABS Waterlon
Rock Island
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia St. Louis
Strooklyn
Boston
Washington C
St Louis
Minneapolis
Maluimbas
Kinsas
Jis Oh
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Western League
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Des Moines
Denver
Omaha
Topeka
Sioux City
Pueblo
Kiddo Wilson Sent to Waterloo in Three-I League
Sioux City Journal reports that Kiddo Wilson, booster pitcher for Sioux City, is farmed to the Waterloo club in the Three-I League after three seasons with the Packers. Once among the Western league’s top pitchers, injuries and the arrival of two new twirlers led to his release. Sam T. Lewis Co., makers of Mens Goods, Waterloo Theatre Building.
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Sioux City Journal
Sioux Citylub
Kiddo
Wilson
Waterloo
Packers
Minneapolis
Saturday Games in Three-1 League Feature Decatur, Davenport, Quincy
Saturday in the Three-1 League included Decatur defeating Dubuque with a lopsided box and Davenport edging Danville in a pitching duel. Quincy hosted Rock Island in a score filled contest as batteries Lakart and Gonding plus Rogers and Wyskeell produced key innings.
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Quincy
R.H.E. Rock
Lakart
Gonding
Roger, Wyskeell and Forney
Jack Tighe Resigns as Seattle Manager in Northwestern League
Former Seattle team manager Jack Tighe departs for Rock Island with Mrs. Tighe amid clashes with owner J. D. Dugdale. Tighe had insisted on sole managerial authority and hinted at forming a stock company to buy the Rock Island franchise, leaving Seattle in third place.
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Seattle
Wash
Jack Tighs
Rock Island
Tighe
Dugdale
Rock Island Club
Pugdale
Wonderful record of old Cy Young continues in baseball
Cy Young, the Grand Old Man of baseball, will not retire and has signed with the Boston Nationals. The veteran pitcher has unmatched career records expected to endure for years. He has saved earnings to own a large Ohio farm and other holdings, reducing any need to depend on baseball for income. The record of the great pitcher follows.
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Kansas City Journal
Cy Young
Boston Nationals
Slinger
Ohio
Wil
Charley Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Mack
Licely
Harry Davis
Cleveland
Prough
Birmingham
Cincinnati Nationals
Keokuk
Beaghey Altitude Record Rivalry In Two Cities
Beaghey soars above Grant Park in Chicago with a barograph reading of 11 230 feet while Beaghey’s altitude claim sparks official scrutiny. Davenport reports Decatur notes delayed official confirmation as barometer tests proceed.
South End Cubs Triumph In No Hit No Run Victory
The South End Cubs defeated the Racycles on the Tt grounds in a no hit no run game scoring 2 to 0. Morris allowed 28 batters with 17 strikeouts and a double play featured J Morris to Pett to Armstrong. White pitched eight strong innings for the Racycles with three hits and four strikeouts before Guyer finished.
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South End Cubs
Facyeles
Morris
Racyeles
J. Morris
Pett
Armstrong
White
Rarcles
Guyer
South End
Raecycles
Frostes
Graham
B. Morris
P. Morris
Ayers
Hoffman
Blasley
Marriettta
Brown
Wilhelm
Quackenbush
Missery
Jones
World champions plan vaudeville tour with Athletics stars
Jack Crombles Chief Bender Eddie Collins and Cy Morgan of the Athletics are rumored to join a vaudeville stage after a deal that could include wives on tour. The Tigers recently drew 205 908 admissions over a circuit, with a 25 000 profit. Comiskey buys Pueblo shortstop Berger and others for next season. Connie Mack may quit if Athletics win the pennant.
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Jack Crombles
Chief Bender
Eddie Collins
Cy Morgan
Mike Donlin
Christy Mathewson
Joe Tinker
Nee White
Larry McLean
Morgan
Fmir
Tigers
Comiskey
Chicago American League Baseball Club
Frank Issbetl
Pueblo Club
Berger
Davis
Middleston
Clemons
Pueblo
Chicago
Connie Mack
Athletics
Barograph Readings Clarified After Beachey Flight
Brindley’s Wright biplane height was corrected from 11726 feet to 5800 feet after calibration. Cap Culver tested four barographs with readings matching within feet, supporting Beachey’s record at the Chicago meet. Beachey aimed to exceed altitude records but landed after 2 1/8 miles up in Grant Park.
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Oscar A. Brindley
Wright
Brindley
Capt. Culver
Beachey
Chicago
Felix
French Army School of Aviation
Beacher
Curtiss Flier
Grant Park
Chicago author Myrtle McCullough dies by own action
James S McCullough returned to Chicago after a Wisconsin trip and learned his wife Myrtle Reed McCullough had died by her own hand Thursday night. Private funeral services were held and cremation planned. The estate is estimated at 65000 with income for her husband and parents and remainder to eight charities per her will.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
James Sidney McCullough
Myrtle Reed McCullough
Solon Describes Dog Birthday Scene in Congress
Washington Aug 21 Republicans erupted in decisive cheering and laughter while Democrats applauded as Representative Fowler of Illinois spoke. The chamber filled with confusion as the session unfolded on a light topic that drew partisan reactions.
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Washington, D. C
Fowler
Illinois
Notice of bankruptcy for Otto Schroeder in Waterloo
In the United States District Court Northern District of Iowa Otto Schroeder of Waterloo was adjudicated bankrupt on August 12 1911. The first creditors meeting will be at the Commercial National Bank Building Waterloo on August 28 1911 at 9 o clock a m. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact related business. Witness F S Merriau Referee in Bankruptcy on August 16 1911.
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Otto Schroeder
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Commercial National Bank
Towa
Taft Searches for Open Church in Washington
President Taft, with War Secretary Stimson and Major Butt, sought an open Washington church. They visited several houses of worship near the White House, finding doors closed at first before attending the Church of the Epiphany where services were in progress.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
War Stimson
Major Butt
White House
Lafayette Square
Fourteenth Street
Washington
Packed at Home and the People's Bank Appeal
A district visitor questions Mr Leahy about wage deposits to support his large family. He explains earning about ten dollars weekly after rent and groceries and depositing money in barrels rather than coin, using sugar or flour barrels when barrels are scarce. The scene reflects frugal rural life and a principle of responsibility. The quote ends with a moral about criticizing grand efforts versus small deeds.
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Mann
Mr. Fowler
Chicago
Beall
Texas
Fowler
Christ
John the Baptist
Abraham Lincoln
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Eest
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Aceel
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Manusehre
Melchoir
Plass
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Racycles
Solon
United States District Court For
Northern District OF
Iowwa
Princess Theatre
East Fourth Street
Iowa
J. B. Forney Optometrist
Hind’s
C. J. Miller
West Fourth Street
Mabel Ettinger
Stadle
West Fourth
Barret
The
Nanuman Co
Nauniell
Chub A. Smith
American Drug & Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
ST. Denis
Broadway
ST. New York
Ind
Ralstol
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
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