Danville Bound Toward Pennant Rock Island Defeats
Danville moves toward the pennant as Rock Island defeats Peoria Quincy, Davenport tops Sendesetecteceatecteete ate cectate deel ateateetetesielect National League standings. Philadelphia hosts Cincinnati 12 to 6 while New York hosts Pittsburg 13 to 4 and Brooklyn faces Chicago 8.
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Duduane
Danville
Ir Fisher
Coombs
Staley
U Massing
Sullivan
IngaHs
Chapman
Eve Reenee
Manusch
R. Darringer
HL Daringer
Beatty
Melchair
Q “ Plass
Kreiltz
U Fosberg
Cheats Dagen
Danville Atace Ooostoiog
Dubugus Coombs
H. Daringer
Manageh
Ball
Fisher
Kreitz
Chapley Fosberg
Conman
Forberg
Nolly
Guthrie
Rock Island
Peoria
Rock Islang
Walsh
Schmirler
Stig
IO AE
Q Wooley
Cf Ate
Davidson
Rf Chynes
Vogel
Ao Sabe
Slattery
Kelley
Snyder
Cowding
Lakait
Weber
Boston
Loule
Peorta
Teres
Fountain
Wreck. Smith
Biliz
Detroit
Philadelphia
Myera
A & Veaen
Stis
McDonald
Jacobs
Dane
I Schmirler
Gin
God
Myers
Lakaff
Daly
Davenport
Quincy
Lik
Portman
E. Donahue
I Myers
W. Donahue
Ty Kahi
Qbland
Bromwich
S& A
O'Leary
Godwin
Coleman
O ' Dick
Finke
Quiner
Elaine
Moh Tay
Koepning
Rani
Ker- Prendergast
Ater
Hartman
Prendergast
Rover
Cusack
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues and cities
Results yesterday show Washington 1 at Cleveland and St Louis 4 4 with Chicago in a 6-4 draw. In the American Association St Paul 6 beat Kansas City 14 innings, Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee, Toledo 0 Louisville. Western League Omaha 4 Sioux City 0 and Topeka 3 1. Central Association Keokuk 2 Ottumwa 1 and Kewanee 7 Monmouth 2. Burlington 5 Galeorge 1 Muscatine 4 Minnesota.
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Eliotn
Reid
Danville
Ees
Dubuque
Hades
Abe
Ne ‘ Va
Chicago Philadelophya Bee
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Lohicago -Stee
Weenee
Washington
St. Louie
American Association
Uss Ra
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Paul Tnfe
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis - Ae
Denver
Pueblo
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Omaha
Topeka
Des Moines
Central Association
Ottumwa
Burlington
Ag Od
Galesburg
Muscatine Mine
Monmouth No . 2
Kewanee Aoe
St. Paul
Kansasity
Aminneapolis & Llwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Indirapong
Western League
Tincola
St Joseph
Des Moines-Stoseph
Keokuk
oOttumwa
Kewanee
Monmouth
Burlington L
Galegorge
Muscatine
Manni. Ala
Grounders and the Three T league salary limit change
The piece notes there is no longer a salary cap in the Three T league and hints at reactions. It references Chicago fans branding the Cubs as crippled and discusses Booster optimism and a meeting that President H B Maynard attended in Chicago with differing reports from Prefessor Tearney.
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Chicago
Cubs
H. B. Maynard
Presttert Tearney
Money scare in M and W league threatens season
La Crosse Wisconsin July 12. Two or three clubs in the Minnesota Wisconsin league face dissolution before the season ends as funds falter. Rochester shows the weakest position with hotel and travel vouchers rejected for lack of funds while La Crosse and Eau Claire try to hold on. Directors aim to keep the La Crosse club intact through August despite dwindling receipts. The Outcants’ winning streak boosts attendance.
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la Crosse
Wis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Angels
Rochester
Eau Claire
Ted Corbett
Where They Play Tomorrow In Regional Matchups
Waterloo at Decatur Davenport at Quines Peoria at Rock Island Danville at Dubuque. For summer diarrhoea in children I always give Chamberlains Colic Chetera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil. For sale by all dealers, Notice Test-Six Calves. Notify Courier office.
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Waterloo
Decatur
Davenport
Quines
Peoria
Rock Island
Danville
Dubuque
Courier Office
Boosters win first game 8 to 0 in Decatur
Waterloo played errorless ball yesterday and topped Decatur 8 to 0 as Stowers pitched superbly. Nagis sparked a double play with a standout defensive sequence including Nagle starting the line tag on Kommers. Crane also completed an unassisted double play as hits and fielding highlighted the Boosters' victory.
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Decatur
Waterloo
Boosters
Stowers
Schroeder
Nagis
Smith
Bell
Kommers
Nagle
Crane
B. H. PO
Long
Fremer
Collins
Clemens
Uy Crane
Peel
Miane Sr
Y Wolfe
I Q Wilkes
H. PO Lofton
Johnson
al Collins
Ee McGuire
Shae Matthews
Groh
Wwaterloo
McGuire
Bs Stowers
Bannon
Thirteen Players Per Team Mandated by Chicago Talks
Last night a Chicago meeting led to a rule limiting each club to thirteen players by July 16 with managers excluded. Changes are expected as Fulwider may join Decatur while Danville benefits from a leaner roster and fewer bench warmers. Umpires missing duties will incur fines with proportional salary penalties.
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H. B. Maynard
Chicago
Boyle
Boyte
Fulwider
Decatur
Quincy
Danville
Dick Kinsella
Three Year Old Mamie Wanders Away From Home
A three year old girl Mamie Carney wandered from her clam digger father in a south town tent. She followed him noon yesterday and was missing until 6 pm when police found her near the west side fire station. She was cheerful at the city hall station and reunited with her relieved parents.
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Jack Carney
Mamie
West Side
Colleges Are Defeated In Historic University Meet
London July 12 The Queen's Club hosted a dramatic fifth universities meet where Oxford Cambridge defeated Harvard Yale by a narrow margin as the final one mile race decided the result. Baker of Cambridge won the decisive event by five yards over Oxford's Moore with Lawless Harvard third.
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London
Queen’s Club
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Baker
King’s College
Moore
Lawless
Light Blues
Putnam
Kansas
B. M. Prehie
Anderson
Jacques
F. G. Black
Duncan MacMillan
John H. Stewart, Jr
Philip John Baker
W. C. Moore
H. P.lawless
George A. Chisholm
J. B.cummings
G. E. Putnam
Fred A. Reilly
Wooster Canfield
Albert D. Barker
Hovard
Canfield
E. Gowan Taylor
C. H. Porter
P. R. Withington
John R. Holden
J. R. Kilpatrick
M. J. Suskind
Shriners Open 37th Imperial Council Session in Rochester
Shriners from across the country Canada Hawaii and the Philippines attend the thirty seventh annual Imperial Council of the Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine convening in Rochester Nova Scotia convention hall. Imperial Potentate Fred A. Hines of Los Angeles calls the session to order with welcoming remarks from Major Edgerton floral Shriners and Lieutenant Governor Thomas F. Conway representing the province.
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Rochester
Canada
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Imperial Council Arabic Order of Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Convention
Imperial
Fred A. Hines
Los Angeles
Cal
Major Edgerton
Floral Shriners
Thomas F. Conway
Notice of the Appoint ment of Administratrix No 4540
Ella M Magee is named administratrix of W L Magee deceased of Black Hawk County. Creditors and debtors must settle claims or payments promptly. Dated July 19 1911 with Gates and Liffing as attorneys.
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W. L. Magee
Black Hawk County
Ella M. Magee
Gates & Liffring
Construction of Arch Bridge and Low Water Dam Project
Plans detail a concrete steel arch bridge on Whitney road over the cut-off about 700 feet southwest of the Cedar river bridge. A reinforced concrete low water dam across SalD is also included.
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Whitney Road
Cedar River
Sald
Waterloo seeks bids for reinforced concrete bridge and dam
Waterloo Iowa invites heated proposals by July 24 1911 for constructing a two 42 foot spans reinforced concrete arch bridge with a 24 foot roadway and 6 foot walk over the Whitney road cut off and a low water dam on the northwesterly side. Work to start by August 1 and finish by October 26 1911 with bonds and 5 percent interest, bids to include a 200 dollar certified check and optional separate bids for bridge and dam.
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City of
Waterloo
Iowa
Whitney Road
Thirty-Fourth General Assembly
State of
Towa
R. C. Thompson
Public bid notice for Waterloo paving and curb work
Official publication inviting sealed bids to be received by the Waterloo city clerk at City Hall until 7 20 p m on July 24 1911 for paving and curb improvements. Projects include Fourth Street west of Cedar River from near the railroad to Commercial Street and paving Commercial and Bridge streets within the specified limits.
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City of
Waterloo
Towa
Fourth Street
Said
City
Cedar River
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Commercial Street
Said Fourth Street
Bridge Street
Waterloo street paving bid notice for Cedar Falls line
The city invites bids to pave nearly two dozen blocks along Commercial Street to the Cedar River with Portland cement curb and asphalt wearing surface. Railroad alignments and tax funded sections complicate the project, with bonds and assessment certificates to pay for the work. A $5,000 certified check is required with bids.
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Commercial Street
Cedar River
Said
Illinois Central Railway Company
Water Street
Franklin Street
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Waterloo, Gedat Falls & Northern Railway Company
Waterloo
Cedar Falla
City to issue certificates for improvement work contract
The city will levy and issue certificates under section 830 of the code to pay for specified improvements at par. Certificates will be issued after work completion and assessment. Work must start by August 1, 1914 and finish by October 16, 1911. City council to act July 24, 1911. B. R. C. Thompson, City Clerk.
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City OF
Waterloo
Iowa
B. R. C. Thompson
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Holdie Eer Pemnent
Sporting World Par
Duruque
Yester
Cleveland
New York & St. Louis
Peck Harrington
M.& W. League
Nagle Starred
Three-T
Danville Ami de
Vatur
Baby
Shriners
State of Iowa
Official
Walerioa
Sebco Bolts
Sebco
F. J. Hacker & CO
Waterloo, Ie
Joe Schiel
East Fourth Street
Mabel Ettinger
Weat
Meritol
American Drug and Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
C.D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
Ralston
Lamson Building
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
R. Clana
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