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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1911

Page

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Waterloo Triumphs in Dubious Forfeit Versus Peoria

In a disputed Monday game, Waterloo led 9 to 1 as time ran out. Umpire Daly forfeited the contest to Peoria 9 to 0 amid fan unrest, with Shackelford’s pitching anchoring Waterloo’s defense and key plays from Nagle and Clemons highlighting the early innings before the dispute stalled a clear result.

Oaly Ly Waterloo Peoria Daly Hest Aresene Urophe Daly Ashe Distillers

Decatur Drops Fourth 10 Dubs Defeat

Danville beat Davenport Quintry team 11 to 4 as Decatur fell behind early in the game. Islanders earned a win with strong late offense overcoming an early deficit.

Decatur Dubuque

Waterloo Beats Peoria in Eight Inning Clash

In Davenport July 11 Peoria and Waterloo traded small swings as Fountain and Smith each tallied on clever baserunning. Shackelford and Saunders matched with better pitching while a late eighth inning surge gave Peoria the edge before Waterloo countered. The box score shows Waterloo 6 Peoria 1 in a game highlighted by defensive plays and a noisy crowd atmosphere.

Shackelford Saunders Inders Feevenys Errural Prorts Clemens Smith Fitders Harrington Fountain Nagle Iemens Wilkes Hita McGaffhan Jacobs Crane Boosters Long Fremer Clemtons Roosters

Cubs Wrestle With Johnny Evers Injury Fears

The standing of clubs report notes uncertainty as Chicago Cubs star Johnny Evers collapses. The piece suggests he may be unable to take an active part in the season, while other players contest innings and sets in a tense race.

Johnny” Evers Cubs

Stolen Bases Fight for Danville Rally

Danville played hard in a 3.7 to 0.3 game, with Bromwich and Bail stealing bases. Coleman, Liner, and Coombs contributed two-base hits while Benz struck out two and yielded walks. Umpires were Connolly and Guthrie.

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Wrestler Misa Bertha Happ Defeats Opponent Aboard 8.8 Adriade

The catch as catch can bout on the Adriade, a ship recently arriving in New York, saw Misa Bertha Happ, a wrestler of no team association, throw a man 20 minutes who weighed 185 pounds while Misa Rapp, a 150 pound Swedish girl, teaches calisthenics in New York.

Misa Bertha Happ Adriade New York Misa Rapp

Baseball Scores and Civic Jokes From Yesterday

Results yesterday across leagues show New York beating Chicago 3 2, Beeston 6 Cincinnati 2, and Philadelphia 4 St Louis 2. Brooklyn tops Pittsburgh 2 in the Brooklyn American League, Chicago 4 New York in the Chicago-NY tilt, with St Louis 8 4 over Detroit. Minneosta-Milwaukee score in the American Association. Toleda-Toseda 5 Louisville 4, rain in Indianapolis game. Western League reports St Joseph 12 Dea Moines 1, Denver 4, Omaha 2, Sioux City 4, Topeka 4 Lincoln 9. Central Association Burlington 6 Keokuk 3, Keokuk 4 Muscatine, Hannibal 4 Ottumwa 4 Monmouth no game. Civic notes poke fun at Fourth heat with townsfolk and quips about hot weather and kitchen stove fires.

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Illegal Fishers Caught in Act

Marshalltown men Ed and Lee Fisher, brothers from Athion, were arrested by Deputy Game Wardens for illegal seining in the Town river near Stanley's mill. Each faced two counts in Justice Minard's court, pleaded guilty, and paid a total of 46 dollars including fines and costs.

Marshalltown Albion E. EB. Brees C. C. Burton Lee Fisher Athion Stanley Justice Minard

Guriers Printers Lose Ball Game in Keen Rivalry

The Uplifters fall to second place in the Waterloo Printers' league as F. Richardson hits a long drive to center. Empl oy es prove strong, overcoming the Reporter, Times Tribune, and Kimball squads while losing an extended test to the Reporter.

Darius Green Waterloo Printers Post Office Times-Tribune Kimball Printers Pet Postoffice Patriots Courier Uplifters SOHO Waterloo Reporter

Uplifters Lose to Patriots in Late Rally Cited

In a tense contest the Uplifters led until the sixth when three Patriots runs tied the game. Midget Ryan starred for the Uplifters, while the rest of the lineup underperformed. The Courier Uplifters showed heavy schedule load but remained confident, dreaming of another game with the P. O’s on the first open date.

Patriots Ryan Patricia—‘gee Courier Uplifters Courier E. C. Link J. Richardson E. V. Willey Hahn F. Richardson C. Hartman Drake Nauman Rf. P Stauffacher Busby Schuck Carson Lowe Bussler Weiss Smith Devers Averill Dufty Brainerd Bill Walcott P. O's

Umpire Reprimands Racially Charged Baseball Play

A Southern league windup between the Atlanta Deppens and the Birmingham Gold Dusts ends with a new Black umpire calling balls and strikes. In a tense ninth with bases loaded and no outs, a batter protests being called out after the umpire’s four-ball rule and a racially charged exchange follows. The incident is reported as ongoing.

Atlanta Deppens Birmingham Gold Dusts Dusts Umps Dinge

Bob Couchman to Join Rock Island Baseball Club

Rock Island reports that Bob Couchman has come to terms with local baseball management and will join the team. Details on position terms and start date were not disclosed as of July 11.

Bob Couchman Rock Island

Catarrh Cure Promises Cure With Constitutional Treatment

A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a guaranteed cure for catarrh, claiming it treats the condition by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and invites readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. It also mentions Hall's Pills for constipation.

Ft Salle Ware F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Holt to join Ie lander pitching staff next week

Holt, released from the Los Angeles team, will join the Ie lander pitching staff within the next week or ten days after recovering from a bad ear condition. He remains in Los Angeles for treatment but would be ready to report immediately if not for his ear.

Ielander Los Angeles Holt

Du buque Sees Heavy Rain Across City and Region

Du buque reports over three quarters of an inch of rain on Sunday afternoon raising total weekly rainfall to 2.75 inches. The storm dropped 22 degrees in fifteen minutes and the day’s high reached 41. Keokuk saw 1.90 inches while Oklahoma City measured 1.64 inches.

Dubuque Mississippi Valley Keokuk Oklahoma City Weather Bureau

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