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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
8
New York defeated Chicago 3 to 0 as Marquard pitched a shutout, allowing only one clean hit. The game started a 14 game win streak and featured strong defense and timely hitting.
Boston propelled by ten hits and flawless defense routed St Louis 9 to 0. St Louis managed four hits and six errors as the visitors cruised to the win in Wall Street era style.
Two horses raced with a 2:12 trot and a $1200 purse. Farra, a Barna Andrews bred gelding, driven by O'Neil, won in 2:12 with a 2:00 mile. Peter McCormick, a Bryan horse, posted best time of 2:07 and a quarter.
Tonight the league game at Red Cedar park features Galloway versus Waterloo Gas Engine with added speed from new players promising a good contest. Saturday schedules include a double header between Galloway and the Iowa Dairy and Courier versus Postoffice for continued league action.
Waterloo Construction Co has secured a Linn County contract to build five bridges. Work will start immediately with concrete and one steel bridge included. The steel span is 92 feet long and material has been shipped. J C Parsons and George Canny with two bridge gangs depart tonight to join engineer F Michelsen on site.
At North Randall track Cleveland, July 10, outsiders won two of four Grand circuit races. Highlights include a 2:18 pace and $1,200 event with O'Brien Boy taking top honors, and a $2,000 Fasig stake trot won with Cascade defeating Ruth McGregor. Best times ranged around 2:05 to 2:07 in tight fields.
About twenty members of the Waterloo Milk Dealers association met at city hall to perfect the group. An amendment requiring at least ten members to form a voting power was adopted to avoid dominance by a few. The key topic was collections, with a policy to report nonpaying customers to the secretary, who will notify all members. The group urges prompt payment for milk and cream and asks patrons to care for products promptly. The aims include improved efficiency in handling the city’s main food product and continued patron cooperation.
Washington July 190- Cato Sells Indian commissioner returned to Washington after a two weeks absence. He and Judge Van Wagenen of Sioux City held a conference yesterday. It is expected Sells will appoint Al W Moore of Des Moines a well known newspaper man. Moore has many friends seeking recognition. Mrs Fionia Ward of Des Moines who served in Indian service was offered her former matron position at Wahpeton Indian school ND after returning home for family illness she resigned and was offered it back. Obey that impulse ad for Foley Kidney Fills urges relief for backache and rheumatism with natural cooperation.
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