Tigers Fail to Stop Rapid Glimibing in Lopsided Setback
Chicago defeated Detroit 3 0 in a rough game as Cobb singled in the ninth with two out but the Tigers left ten men on base. Other MLB results include New York beating Cleveland. Philadelphia taking Boston 2 to 1 with Mayer contributing a key homer. Pittsburgh blanking Chicago. and Brooklyn routing New York to reach 9 runs.
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Baltimore and Pittsburgh split doubleheader in summer heat
Baltimore pitchers notched the first shutout this year as Pittsburgh won 13 to 6 in game two. Newark edged Chicago in 12 innings 2 to 2 with late scoring flurry, while St. Louis won a late afternoon doubleheader, Huffalo and Kansas City split two games with Brooklyn in a high scoring day.
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Jays to Return Home on Sunday
The Waterloo baseball team plans to return home Sunday morning to start a series of games at the Waterloo grounds, facing Clinton in a Sunday afternoon contest and a doubleheader Monday. The club struggles with injuries as Lee Fairchilds and Eddie Brennan miss action, Brennan expected back soon.
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Sumner Beats West Union In Nine Innings 2 1
Sumner defeated West Union 2 to 1 on Sumner’s home field yesterday. West Union led in the ninth inning with none out, but Sumner’s defense prevented any score. Batteries were West Union Dy and Walgemot. Sumner Blenner and Veecks.
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Muskies to Battle White Sox in July Clash
Manager Bean announced plans for Muscatine to face Chicago White Sox in a July 8 game. The Muskies boast speed from Ross Franke or Wagner and aim to challenge the American League leaders, with Zackert and other Musky players ready for strong showings.
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Famous Fire Teams Race for World Championship
President Thomas Price of the Iowa State Fire Men's association says western play at Tana and Hers will bring Bob and Heri of Clinton to race against Jou and Herb, top teams, for the world title. Races to be held July 21 in Marion, S C with entries from Shenandoah and Des Moines. fans financed from the east.
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Touchard Charged in Golf Ball Theft Trial
Gustave F. Touchard, tennis champion, was held yesterday on a $2,000 ball theft charge after allegedly stealing twenty four dozen golf balls from a sporting goods store where he worked. The court heard he did not confess the alleged theft.
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Pathfinders and Ansons Divided in Pitching Duel
Pathfinders and Ansons split a doubleheader in a rough pitching duel at Burlington. In the first game Marshalltown beat Martington 3 to 2. Slattery batted and Hammerschoidt worked in relief. In the second game Hurlington blanked Martington 3 to 0 with Blank masterful through seven innings.
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Keokuk Rally Upsets Mason City in Tight Clash
In a rough nine inning game Keokuk edged Mason City 8 to 7 after a late rally. Batteries Liston Glaser Hare for Keokuk and Watkins Bixby Brown for Mason City. Also in action the American Association saw St Paul over Milwaukee 0 1 and Kansas City beat Des Moines 7 1.
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Tuttle and Pilots Triumph Over Blue Jays in Opening Game
Clinton July 2. Tuttle hurled a rough inning but the Pilots totaled five runs in the second and one in the eighth to beat the Blue Jays. New lineups due to Fairchild and Brennan injuries altered fielding as Sheldon moved to second and Welch to third. The Jays struck first with two runs in the second but Crohan shut them down for the rest of the game.
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Duffy Leads Cedar Valley to Victory in Tight Defeat of Dairy Nine
Joe Duffy pitched Cedar Valley to a 7 1 win over Iowa Dairy at Red Cedar Park. Duffy drove in two runs with a first inning three base hit while Champe struggled for Dairy and Manahl finished the contest, sparking a defensive effort and timely hits.
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Treasure, by Tant Auditor Weive S2,500 a Year
After July 4 the county auditor and county treasurer will receive 2500 dollars annually. Deputies earn half that. On Jan 1 wages rise to 22780 for auditor and treasurer, and recorder to 1800. New law allows court officials travel and hotel expenses up to 200 per year.
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Bryan to Fight on One-Term Plank
Washington dispatch reports William J. Bryan intends to run for president in 1918 opposing Wilson on the one term plank. Close Bryan allies say he discussed 1916 prospects and may seek the nomination. Wilson aides are silent to avoid alienating Bryan’s supporters, amid talk of a party split.
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Bairy Cattle Congress Directors Meet Tuesday
The Dairy Cattle Congress directors plan a July meeting at the Waterloo club as part of a series for July and August hosted by First Methodist and First Congregational churches. J B Johnson led the first union gathering. attendance was solid.
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Fake Railroad Director Promps Public Curiosity
A Birmingham Age-Herald report notes a man who posed as a railroad director and led the information bureau at the union station, prompting questions about his authenticity and role.
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Iowa Shriners Plan Coast Special Train
P. Martin of El Kahir temple Cedar Rapids cannot ride the Cedar Rapids to Seattle special train for the national convention due to July commitments in Waterloo. A substitute will be elected. The train will carry Shriners from Cedar Rapids and Sioux City with coast city entertainment including San Francisco.
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Waterloo Declares July 5 as Independence Day Observance
Waterloo Mayor N. C. Thompson proclaims Monday July 5 1915 a day of celebrating national freedom with business suspensions and quiet civic joy. Chief Leighton warns against premature celebratory explosives. Cedar Falls hosts races band concerts and a fair grounds address by Senator W. S. Kenyon. homes urged to display flags.
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The Pris oner of Zenda May Play At Palace
James K. Hackett stars in The Prisoner of Zenda at the Palace today and tomorrow. The reviewer hails it as a great love story of noble ideals with superb outdoor scenes and a standout performance by Hackett in dual roles.
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Grand Theatre Showcases Fourth Diamond From the Sky Episode
The Grand screens the fourth installment of The Diamond From the Sky today, with sensational stunts including Irving Cummings near misses and a cliff leap. A Chaplin comedy also plays. At the Plaza, Mary Nash leads The Unbroken Roads with dramatic twists and romantic suspense repeated today.
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Pathe news reel pairs with fiction film in color
A striking Pathe news picture is shown alongside a fiction feature, creating a mixed program for audiences. The coordinating visuals blend documentary imagery with narrative film to enhance theater presentation and viewer interest.
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