Boosters edge Decatur to take final win of series
Waterloo won the third and last game against Decatur 6-1 at Red Cedar Park. Hollenbeck allowed one earned run as Waterloo rode timely hitting and a string of Decatur errors, with Fremer, Jack, and Hollenbeck contributing key hits and Beiter and Long stealing bases. The Boosters, under Peck Harrington, showed revived form after a lifeless stretch, while Decatur committed five errors in the defeat.
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Hollenbeck
Waterloo
Decatur
Red Cedar Park
Peck Harrington
Neratur
Richard Kinsella
Fremer
Spurs
Jack
Wolfe
Middleton
Beiter
McGuire
Johnson
Long
Bing
Shackelford
Belter
Wilkes
Nagle
Holly
Smith
J. Collins
C. Collins
Collins
Tack’s
Sours
Bours
Decatur— AB
R.H.P
Decatur HoNonAtoa
C. Colli Leng
Kammers
Wolfe. Wilkes
Standing of the clubs
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Davenport Downs Quincy 6 to 0 Behind Nelson
Davenport defeats Quincy 6 to 0 with Nelson pitching. Game details list two base hits by Koepping and Bromwich, a three base hit by Bromwich, stolen base credited to Koepping, and three strikeouts by both Nelson and Rover. Walks issued by Nelson and Rover. Umpires Eckman and Connolly.
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Davenport
Quincey
Koepping
Bromwich
Chapman
Nelson
Rover
Um- Dires
Eckman
Connolly
National Game Is Played Winter and Summer
Peoria Tl Herald Transcript notes baseball is the national game played with a ball and bat in summer and with newspapers and contracts in winter. It traces the shift from a simple sport to a test of wealth and influence among magnates, reflecting changing public interest.
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Peoria
Herald-Transcript
The Baseball Rules Satirized by a Witty Commissioner
The piece lampoons organized baseball, describing a rigid structure of players teams leagues and commissions. It jokes about fines for infractions like a father who strikes his infant son and notes fans can exhaust their voices after three games while a player can throw a ball far.
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Magnstes
Grounders Face Tumult as Manager Boyle Resigns
The article notes surprise at Manager Boyle’s resignation and discusses the pitching staff, Beiter Fremer and Wilkes, all committed despite ongoing strain. It blames unbalanced team chemistry and limited funds for replacements, hopes Harrington’s leadership sustains effort, and mentions Hersche’s potential arrival to bolster pitching for Danville games.
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Beiter
Fremer
Wilkes
Three I Notes on Baseball Trades and Management Moves
Lerchen sold from Los Angeles to the Boston Red Sox. Hopkins moves from Danville to Saginaw and hit six home runs in five days last week. Catcher Nick Allen suspended and fined $50 for alleged toofing in a Thursday game. he blames a signaling dispute with pitcher Fosberg. Rock Island stockholders discuss selling the team as Casteel plans to quit and others push for disposal. Wagner offers to run Terre Haute next year. Evansville seeks Decatur’s Kinsella franchise after losing Central and Kitty bids.
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Rock Island Baseball Club
Teir
L. M. Casteel
Rock Island
Rock Islanders
Results Yesterday in Major and Minor Leagues
Results from yesterday show National League games in New York City and Philadelphia with mix of wins and postponements due to rain. American League games included Detroit beating Washington and Cleveland rainouts while other matchups list competing scores and several postponed games across leagues.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
St Louis
Boston
Cleveland
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisvile
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Topeka
Desain Moines
St. Joseph
Pueblo
Omaha-Doenver Central Association scores noted
Scattered results report Omaha defeat 4 to 1, Lincoln 11 over Sioux City 8, Kewanee 9 over Ottumwa 2, Monmouth 3 over Hannibal, Burlington 5 over Keokuk 4, with Muscatine and Galenburg game not played.
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Omaha
Doenver
Bloux City
Siowr
City
Lincoln
Monmouth
Hannibal
Burlington
Keokuk
Burlingston
Muscatine-Galenburg
Desertion After Day Of Marriage Shocks,Oelwein
Bertha Wolf Kunkle files for absolute divorce from L W Kunkle of Oelwein claiming he deserted the day after their Oct 12 1906 marriage while seeking a house. They lived together one day. She seeks custody of Mary Kunkle and support for both.
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Bertha Wolf Kunkle
Oelwein
L. W. Kunkle
Oelwe
Mary Kunkle
Vanilla beans and the vanilla plant's nature and geography
The vanilla plant, Vanilla planifolia, is the sole orchid of industrial value and a terrestrial parasite that climbs trees with leaf tassels. Its pods, called vanilla beans, are six to eight inches long and rich brown when dried, though they contain no bean, only fine seeds. Wild in the Bahamas and Central America, it is also cultivated in Madagascar and neighboring islands, with American vanilla deemed best in quality.
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Prairie Valley
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Ontario
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Manitoba
Bahamas
West Indies
Central America
Madagascar
Harper’s Weekly
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J. K. Joder
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Iowa
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Effingham
Jasper
Marion
Clay
Fayette
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Crawford
Shelby
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Clinton
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Frank Royle
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Yokohama
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Quiner
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Myers
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Forney
Hill
Sean
Grounders
Boyle
Harrington
Hersche
Roosters
McCarthy
Lerchen
Los Angeles
Boston Red Sox
A. W. Wagner
Terre Haute
Dick Smith
Evansville
Central
Dick Kinsella
Selene
St. Louis
Louia
Vaucaire Galega
Vaucaire Remedy CO
Byvane Transfer CO
A. T. Busby
100& M
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White Lily Washing Machines
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East Fourth Street
Via
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MO. G. Farmer
Thivision
Cedar Rapids
Cali
A. L. Philleo
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Klinefelter & Sons
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