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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1912

Page

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Chicago and St Louis Trailing in Baseball Action

In a sequence of games dated August 31, Cleveland defeated Chicago 7 to 2 as Blanding drove in runs while Douglass struggled. Chapman debuted for Cleveland, and St Louis beat Detroit 2 to 1 with Hamilton pitching well for St. Louis. Washington defeated New York 7 to 2 as Groom excelled, and Boston topped Philadelphia 7 to 4 behind strong hitting and solid relief pitching.

Cleveland Chicago Blanding Douglass Chapman Carisle Beanz Schalk

Marquard Extends Streak as Wood Drops Out

Boston August 31 Joe Wood leaves the field after Marquard's record for consecutive victories. Wood has won twenty six games this season, while Walter Johnson leads, and the Giants hold the top in the National League with the Browns stopping Wood's run. The city anticipates a pennant and a possible World Series berth.

Boston Joe Wood Marquard Walter Johnson Giants Wood St. Louis Cubs Browns John Powell

No-Hit, No-Run Game Tops Central Association

A no-hit game by Tom Drohanj of Kewange over Hannibal stands out in Central association play. Bloomingon pitcher Blue Jacket touted as a top Three-I find. Des Moines, St Joseph, and Cleveland games feature multiple hits and runs. Earl Hamilton keyed by a walk and boot in recent majors. Bloomington leads Peoria by half a game after yesterday’s results.

Central Association Tom Drohanj Kewange Club Hannibal Drohan Bloomington Blue Jacket Gonnie Collins Des Moines St. Joseph Peoria

Standings of the Central Association clubs listed

The Central Association standings show Ottumwa leading at 125 76 49 with Kewanee 121 71 54 and other clubs like Burlington Monmouth Hannibal Galesburg Keokuk Muscatine in pursuit. Attendance figures rise with twenty paid admissions at Galesburg and fourteen at Muscatine in a single day.

Central Association Ottumwa Kewanee Burlington D. Monmouth Galesburg Keokuk Urek Chemit Muscatine Monmouth Qttumwa Burtlington Hannibal

Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Western and Minor Leagues

Results from yesterday show Western League games in Des Moines Sioux City and Wichita with wins for Des Moines Sioux City and Wichita. American Association games featured Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City and Minneapolis Louisville. rain caused no game in one, others had decisive scores. Three-I League results include Davenport Quincy Dubuque Springfield Bloomington Decatur Danville Galesburg Monmouth Keokuk Burlington Muscatine Kewanee and other listed scorers.

Denver Omaha Danas St. Joseph Lincoln Des Moines Sioux City Meat T Wichita Oe Topeka Trees Springfield i Davenport Fe Ce Quincy Yon Ag al Aun Decatur Dare Natville Vis Ao Ibuque Bloomington Sioux City Omajba Wichita Topeka American Association Milwaukee Toledo St. Paul Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus Minneapolis Louisville

Cubs Close Gap With Win In Hard Bunched Game

Chicago gains a full game on New York by beating St Louis 4 to 3 in a close, error prone contest. Schulte homered in the seventh as Chicago clung to the lead, while Brooklyn defeated New York 7 to 5 behind Moran and Ames relief. Boston outlasted Philadelphia 3 to 1 in ten innings with Donnelly and Alexander brilliant on the mound.

Chicago New York St. Louis Hruokiyo v Tale Jocala Schulte Brooklyn Stack Brooklyns Wiltse Crandall Ames Moran Curtis AB. R.H. PO. A.B. Brooklyn R.H. PO Cutshaw Fisher Miller Snodgrass Doyle Becker Murray Merkle Herzog Meyers Wilson Fletcher Grandall McCormick Firet Daubert Wheat Lmpires Klem Orth Philadelphia Boston Donnelly Landerns Alexander Phila Gowdy Finneran Killifer

Pittsburgh defeats Cincinnati 2 to 1 in twelve innings

Pittsburgh Pa Aug 81 Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 in twelve innings yesterday. The victors tied the score in the eighth on a double and two singles. Pittsburgh won in the twelfth on two singles. Batteries Adama Robinson and Gibson Benton Fromme and McLean.

Pittsburgh Cincinnati Tha Vialtora Pitts Adama Robinson Gibaon Benton Fromme McLean

Sunny Brook wins 2:25 pace at Great Western Circuit meet

Des Moines reports Sunny Brook owned by KE D Barnes of Galtia wins the 2:25 pace for a $1,000 purse with Steamboat Bill second and Shady Butterfly third. Best time 2:12.5. Gremona wins the 2:25 trot for a $7,060 purse with Theawood second and Lulu Lumine third. Eleven starters. Also notes English polo team eyeing Cup, with Westminster money backing English victory and ponies being purchased.

Des Moines Jess Sunny Brook KE. D. Barnes Galtia Gremona Oakwood Stock Farm Decatur B. H Waltz Fhelpbury Steamboat Bill Pike Shady Butterfly Reeves Greamona Br. H Greystone Rogera Theawood Steiner Lulu Lumine Ames England New York the Westminster Hurlingham Ranelagh Duke of Westminster

$100,000 To Wager On English Polo

Narmiganehit Pier, ROT, Aug. 31. W E Robert Hall of the Polo Monthly announces plans to mobilize $100,000 in English funds for wagering on polo events. The move signals a large betting stake and anticipated interest from sporting circles.

Narmiganehit Pier Rot W.E. Robert Hall The Polo Monthly Engitah

offer of 50000 for Walter Johnson shocks senators

Boston news reports James J. McAleer president of the Red Sox offered 50 900 cash for Walter Johnson the Senators star pitcher as flash bid to win the world series. Ban Johnson Clark Griffith and others present at a Washington club discuss the proposal before Griffith declines. The Postoffice baseball team is set to play at Prospect Park at 6 30 this evening.

Boston Mass James J. McAleer Red Sox Walter Johnson Senators McAleer Ban Johnson Clark Griffith Washington Grifith Johnson McMeer Pfor

Anvil and Major Wellington Triumph in New England Trot Showdown

Readville Mass August 31 A light Grand Circuit meet closed with two trots the 2 06 trot featuring Anvil bred by St Valient Vincent and Geers winning over Don Labor and Helen Stiles. The 2 09 trot for 1200 dollars saw Major Wellington, by Nico, take top honors with Fanny Crank second and Newsell third. Best times noted 2 06 1 2 and 2 11.

Readville Mass Hartford Conn St. Valient-Vincent Geers Don Labor Hudson Helen Stiles Murphy Major Wellington Br. G Nico McDonald Fanny Crank Newsell Lasell

The Works for Tubby Spencer in Police Court

Indianapolis August 31 Ed Tubby Spencer once a big league catcher drifted through police court with only a dollar and costs. Judge Collins noted Spencer’s profession as calmly as if he had said barber. Spencer’s last contract was with Louisville and alcohol and past failures shadow his path as he heads to the works.

Indianapolis Ind Tubby Spencer Judge Collins Jerry Louisville John Barleycorn Kentucky Works East

Waterloo Red Sox to Meet Waverly at Prospect Park

The Waterloo Red Sox travel to Waverly tomorrow to face a strong local team. A second game at Prospect Park will see the Waterloo Gasoline Engine company works club play the South End Cubs, with both matches emphasizing careful play and effort.

Red Sox Waverly Sox Ree Greens Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company Works South End Cubs Prospect Park

Partridges Plentiful Across Coudersay Region

Partridge populations are rising across the Coudersay area as Indians and guides on the reservation report more birds this year than in many seasons. Large numbers remained after last fall’s hunt, wintered well, and the favorable spring and summer with little rain or fires aided egg and young survival.

Coudéray Wis Couderay Indian Reservation

Miss Painter Holds Women's Golf Title in Final Match

Chicago August 31 Miss Caroline Painter of Midlothian retained her Western Woman's Golf Association championship by defeating Miss Ruth Chisholm of Cleveland 1 up at Hinsdale Golf Club A single over shot putt on the eighteenth green ruined the Ohioan's chances watched by more than 300 spectators Also appears an advertisement-like testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills by H W Taggart

Chicago Caroline Painter Midlothian Western Woman's Golf Association Ruth Chisholm Cleveland Hinsdale Golf Club

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