Bunnies Fall to Jays in Exhibition Error Fueled Loss
Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids and Waterloo split a weekend exhibition with Waterloo stealing a four-run lead in a fifth inning rally. Mellinger and Kinsella led Cedar Rapids while Siglin and Wintz anchored Waterloo's defense in a tense, uneven game with several costly errors and strong pitching relief.
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Bunnies
Mellinger
Waterloo
Spencer
Cedar Rapids
Ed Kinsella
Mt. Andrews
Altho
Denver Star
Ace
MecAuley
Sheldon
Sigin
Joe Wintz
Lindberg
Winte
Init
Keystone
Evans
Lappin
Marr
Smith
McAuley
Hensling
Sig- Win
Fulton
Lingle
Hollenbeck
Kinsella
Hensing
Curtis
McAulay
al Dingle
Hol Jenbeck
Wintz
Ellis
White
Siglin
Cedar Rauids- Agb
RIL PO
A. E
Matrolf
Yon Lindberg
Hensting
Lingler
OO McAuley
Evan
Cones
Tome
Waterlan
Od Suanary
Sports results from multiple leagues and cities listed
A dense recap of scores across Central Association Western League and major leagues with teams like Waterloo Cedar Rapids Burlington Galesburg Muscatine Marshalltown Clinton St Louis Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn Cleveland Detroit Baltimore and others. Numerous games with varied outcomes and occasional partial scores noted.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Muscatine
Burlington
Galesburg
Reokuk
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Loulaville
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Cleveland
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Su Pauls
Pedieral Tenge
W. L. Pet
Tndianapolis
Aatase Je
Baltimore
Buffalo
Wee
Nicosas
Andy St. Louis
Central Association
Keokuk
Chicago
Pittghuven
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Lencare
Washington
Detroit
New York Loses to Reds in Ninth Inning Thriller
Cincinnati beat New York 3 to 2 in Cincinnati as Moran delivered a two base hit scoring Gonzales for the winning run in the ninth. Tesreau struggled, giving up two early runs, while Demaree allowed only one hit in the sixth. New York tallied twice on Meyers double and a single by Tesreau, with Meyers later scoring on a base hit by Beshere.
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New York
Moran
Boston Nationals
Gonales
Ams
Tesreau
Demares
Meyers
Beseher
Murray
Tesrean
Demaree
McLean, Ames
Gonzales
Cedlar Rapids finish season as Jays visit today
PRESS BOX NOTES describe Cedlar Rapids ending its series for the season this afternoon while Waterloo’s pennant chances rise as the Jays seek to challenge Hough’s squad. Clinton comes tomorrow, and Pilots travel pace draws interest. Sheldon of the Muskies was robbed of two doubles by inches yesterday while Festerdas’ big hit came on an infield drive.
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Cedlar Rapids
Lore
Jays
Clinton
Hough
Muskies
Waterloo
Sheldon
State Fair meeting for sportsmen called in Des Moines
On August 2 a 2:50 p.m. meeting of Iowa sportsmen is set at the state fair game farm in Des Moines to discuss fish and game laws for the next legislature. All sportsmen are invited to attend to help shape Iowa’s wildlife legislation.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Burlington Defeats Galesburg 11 to 7 in Five Inning Rally
Burlington pounded Senet for eight runs in the fifth inning to win 11 to 7. Bierman and Rolley led Burlington while Senet and Hruska paced Galesburg. In Marshalltown, Clinton split a doubleheader with Marshalltown after early errors and offense, Clinton taking game one 15 to 7 and Marshalltown winning game two 5 to 2.
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Burlingtown
Senet
Burlington
Gwesburg
Bierman
Rolley
Hruska
Galloways Triumph Over Postoffice In Eight Run Second
Keokuk Aug 24 Galloways defeated Postoffice 8 to 1 Saturday night. Galloway scored eight runs in the second inning as Wallie Manahl’s double with bases loaded drove in three. Postoffice protested calling the game after darkness halted play. Dodd Marsh Brinkerhof Banks Rasgen Frost Bowen Hasbrook Roberts Dames Pyre faced James for Postoffice. Manahl pitched a strong game for Galloway supported by key hits from several players.
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Galloways
Uncle Sam
Itedians
Alberts
Wallie Munahl
Galloway
R.H. P.O
EL Dodd
Marsh
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Frost
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Hasbrook
If. Roberts
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Pyre
Postofice
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R. Smith
Manahl
James
McNally
Metcalf
Guyer
Ward
Dunleavy
Keokuk and Muscatine Names in 1908-270 Case
A brief note cites Keokuk and Muscatine during the 1908-270 case with references to McCullough and Sweet, Alberts, Faircloth and Brengan as involved parties.
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Nven
Keokuk
Muscatine
McCullough and Sweet, Alberts, Faircloth and Brengan
Real Love Letter Wins $20 Prize in Chicago Contest
A Chicago contest offering $20 for the daintiest love letter drew a Tacoma writer who redirected her entry. The letter mixes romantic mood with playful notes on stamps and postage. Weathered game details mention Wintz and Kinsella amid a baseball recap and crowd turnout.
Stop Gambling at County Fairs Ties Up Des Moines Inquiry
Des Moines Aug 24 Attorney General Cosson moves against county fair gambling devices. Officials say efforts seek strict enforcement of gambling laws and to curb unlawful gaming at county fairs statewide.
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Des Moines
Cosson
Des Moines Police Seek Suspect in Abduction and Theft Case
Leo Gallagher of Winona Minnesota reports his wife vanished and $92 in cash missing after a Marengo Iowa visit with H T B Gibbons suspected. Des Moines detectives investigate the alleged crime as case details unfold amid scattered notes of gambling device seizures in Humboldt.
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Ant
Mat
H. TB. Gibbons
Leo Gallagher
Winona
Minn
Gallashers
Marengo
Gibbons
Tes Moines
Case of Sunstroke Injury Arbitration in Des Moines
Des Moines August 24. The first arbitration under the workmen compensation act will be held Wednesday at the Iowa industrial commission office. Bert Smith a Fork Coal driver seeks total disability damages from sunstroke. Representing Park Coal and insurer is W W Wise. Smith is likely to be represented by B Tomlinson. Warren Garst will chair, with no dispute Smith is totally disabled and may seek half wages for 300 weeks. Insurance interests push for settlement while a ruling will decide if sunstroke is work related or due to employee weakness. If Smith prevails costs fall to insurer. if insurer prevails costs taxed to the state. Attorneys and medical experts expected. future cases may employ staff counsel for employees to reduce fees.
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Iowa Industrial Commission
Bert Smith
The
Fork Coal Company
W. W. Wise
Consumers Ire Company
Park Coal Company
Insurance
B. Tomlinson
Smith
Warren Garst
Arbitration Board
Industrial Commission
Iowa Prices $15,000 Recovery Sought From Stock Food Firm
Des Moines reports state legal and pure food departments seek at least $15,000 in unpaid inspection fees from Shores Mueller company of Waverly for stock foods sold with medicinal claims. suit covers five years. law requires annual $100 analysis fee. Other cases include a high school diploma dispute and Dr. Max Witte’s re election as head of the Clarinda state hospital for the insane for four more years.
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State of
Iowa
Shores-Mueller Company
Waverly
Bremer County
32Nd General Assembly
Bremer County Company
Legal Department of the State
United States Supreme Court
Keokuk
Supreme Court
van Meter High School
Gay, Starke
Partner
Applegate
Witte
Max 2. Witte
Clarinda
Sunday's Advance Men Soon in State
Des Moines August 24 Two Billy Sunday representatives will arrive in Des Moines the first week of September to arrange revival meetings starting November 1. The ground at Fourth street behind the Auditorium is chosen for the tabernacle. F M Hubbell will receive 600 rental for the Fourth street plot and donate it to the Home for the Aged.
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Billy Sunday
Omaha
Fourth Street
Tabernacle
Seventeenth Street
F. M. Hubbell
University Avenue
Eiverything
Fatmer 18 Gored to Death by Mad Bull
Des Moines reports farmer Robert Long, aged one of Douglas township's oldest settlers, killed when a mad bull gored him at his farm one mile north of Enterprise. He was attacked near a barbed wire fence Saturday evening. no witnesses exist though it is believed he died within minutes. Long had lived in Polk county forty three years and his son operates a livery stable in East Des Moines.
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Robert Long
Douglas Township
Enterprise
Mr. Long
Death Toll in Nashua Rises With Three Local Deaths
In Nashua Iowa Aug 24 three deaths were recorded over four days. Mrs R E Milligan died suddenly at her daughter's home after gallbladder surgery and heart trouble. Rev H C Johnson age 90 died from injuries sustained in a fall years ago. Mrs D A Watkins died after months of suffering from a tumor that became cancer with funeral services planned for tomorrow.
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R. E. Milligan
Don Geninger
Milligan
H. C. Johnson
Episcopal Church
D. A. Watkins
Last of dynamite unearthed snakes den
Bellevue reports a bridge crew near William Dunn place found fourteen large adders rise after a blast under a rock for a bridge abutment. The shock frightened the men who fled as rocks flew. In Red Oak on Aug 24 Roy Clarken and a wife were slain.
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Last OF
Snakes’ den
Bellevue
William Dunn
Jackson County
Red Oak
Roy Clarken
Farm couple slain on Bell farm. caretaker charged
A farm murder near Bell residence left Mr and Mrs Bell dead after a shooting Saturday night. The assailant, a 26 year old farmhand named Clark, was employed by Bell. No motive has been found.
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John T. Bell
Clark
Bell
Final decree in Ottumwa liquor case filed
Judge Fran cis M Hunter filed the final decree in the State v United States Express Co and Hamm Brewery Co case. The decree permanently enjoins the defendants from transporting liquor to any person in Wapello County or elsewhere in the Second Judicial District without a permit issued by the clerk of court.
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Wapello County
Second Judicial District
Livery Barn Burned Five Horses Incinerated
Fredericksburg Iowa August 24 Special fire of unknown origin yesterday morning destroyed the livery barn of J Q Griffin. All contents were consumed including five horses five or six vehicles and several sets of harness.
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Fredericksburg
J. Q. Griffin
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