Waterloo Triumph in Sunday Baseball Thriller
Waterloo edged Marshalltown 8 to 4 at Cedar Rapids amid a bustling set of Friday through Sunday games. Blodgett pitched steadily for Waterloo with timely hits from Delaney and Hollenbeck backing him, while water works and city ads mingle with scores from the National and Western leagues as surrounding towns chase standings.
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Waterloo Water Works
Central Association
Mascarine T. Autumwa
Orlington
Keokuko Waterloo & Marshalltown
Sedar Rapids
Cloth
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Concamaat
Boston
Leuis
Indianapolia St. Lante
Kansas
Armericgi
Indianapolis
Milwankee
Kansas City
Cleveland
Louisville
St. Paul Columbus
Minneapollo
Ies
Maines
Topeka
Denver & Gmatha
Stony Viry
Lainenin
Sto Des
Wieltta
Unclear standings as baseball game affects league duel
A muddled Central region report notes Mabuks and Jays contending for first while Hunny Boast and others adjust on a trip. Clinton Hofer suffered a stomach attack delaying play and Belden’s four hits, plus a disputed umpire call, lead to a game being thrown out and replay ordered, reshaping standings across six teams.
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Cectar Rapids Gazette
Lele Hofer
Clinton Hofer
Atuan
Belden
Triple Play Highlighted Muscatine Baseball Clash
Muscatine staged a rare triple play in a 7 3 Muscatine win over Clinton Burlington. Harrell turned the hidden ball trick on Mulligan in the third inning as Hasbrook stole home, while Link was taunted by an umpire over a call. Game noted multiple miscues and a lengthy delay, with Harrell and Hasbrook keying the offense and a two-base hit by Harrell. Time of game 1:50.
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Muscatine
Spe- Vetale
Muskies
Uften
Parkers
Harrell
Mull Igan
Hanbrook
Link
Maracatine AB
Curtis
Runser
Atu
Masters
Wetsel
Sours
Ose
Hasbrook
Ieee
Ottawa
A. E. Wenshart
Mulligan
Hartrell
Cyrus
Jeh
Alberta
Alberts
Ulich G
Dawes
Subn
Runzer
Dinerell
Vieh
Inti
Magentine
Ottwa
Glenalvin
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Brown
Micehell
Darrow
Chicago
Tidianapolie
Trix
Hoosiera
Indianapolis
Allison
Parkersburg Boosters
Emery
Parkersburg
Ce. Nhuhahore
Thatterios
Emery and
Neal
Freesman
Thomas
Federal League Results St. Louis Beats Kansas City 4 1
In St Louis Missouri on July 13 a Chapman second inning triple and several singles gave the St Louis team a 4 1 lead that Kansas City could not overcome. Final score St Louis 4 Kansas City 1 with Stone Cullep Harris and Easter contributing for St Louis.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Chapman
Fo Emal
BL. Louis
St Louie
Stone
Cullep
Harris
Easter
Davenport
Carpenters Suffer Defeat by Iron Moulders in Semi-Pro Play
In a tightly contested afternoon game the Carpenters lost to the Iron Moulders 8 to ?. The match featured heavy contention and sparkling fielding from both sides. Notable highlights included rapid ball movement and several defensive stunts, with Moulders having one previous loss to the Carpenters in recent meetings.
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Carpenters
Iron Moulders
Bett Accre
Moulders
Starry
Jackson
Earl
Hoffman
Jesup Eagles Center Game Ends Early Over Disputed Call
In a July 13 game at Eagle Center Porfelta Jesup, the match halted in the seventh after the home plate decision irked Ubevish who refused to continue. Jesup led 6 to 0 when the contest was stopped with Eagle Center unable to solve Wheeler’s pitching despite moments of control before the stoppage.
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Eagle Center
Porfelta
Jesup
Bpecal
Yenterdmy
Jesup l
Ubevish
Orn
Jesup Wan
Iwheeler
Eagle
bin Mercy
New York Beats Chicago in Series Opener 7 to 2
New York tops Chicago 7 2 in a crowded game opening a series to decide the National League lead. Tesreau allowed six hits as the visitors collected ten hits led by Fletcher with a homer a double and two singles. Meyers McLean Cheney Zabel Bresnahan also contributed in the win.
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Chicago
New York
Jocals
Tesreau
Cheney
Zabel
Fletcher
Zimmerman
Schulte
Thomas
Derrick
Cincinnati
Meyers
McLean
Bresnahan
M Clain Wins Consolation Cup at Ottumwa Golf Meet
Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa defeated Purdue Sheldon of Keokuk 19 up and to play to win the state golf title in Ottumwa. Finalists included Arnold Peaster and other top players with Bartlett’s victory marking a strong showing for local clubs. Weather and enthusiasm boosted the event, with Cedar Rapids slated to host next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Arthur Bartlett
Purdue
Sheldon
Keokuk
Yilay
Bartlett
Sheldon Antoroys
Gartlet
Wrather
Cedar Rapife
Des Moines
Ross Upham
Pas Moines
Jed McClain
Waterloo
KE. Darling
Marshalltown
Ronson
Duchuque
WF Cram
Mea Moiies
Tearney Slanders Case Stays, Central League Set to Open
Rock Island July 13 reports claim Al Tearney sought to eject the Central Association from the region, but National Association Secretary Farrell ruled the matter settled. Opening day at Inland City Park features Hawkeyes and Islanders in a three game set through Sunday as Ned Egan retains ladies day policy and officials including President Justice will attend. Egan heads to Muscatine for a Muskies series.
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Rock Island, U1
al Tearney
Rock Island
Central Association
Davenport
Tearney
Farrell
National Association
Fall
Ity Park
Hawkeyes
Islanders
Ned Egan
Alladier
Justice
Muscatine
Muskies
Fraternity Day Set For Knights of Pythias Jubilee
Fraternity Day on Sunday September 6 marks the Knights of Pythias golden jubilee events. Churches lodges unions and clubs plan observances with speakers from Chicago Carrol Vinton and Des Moines. Joe Beatty Burtt leads the committee and seeks broad cooperation including saloon closings as a courtesy.
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Knights of Pythian
Joe Beatty Burtt
Chicago
Frank Porterfield
Benjamin I. Salinger
Carrol
Bernard Murphy
Vinton
Cassius C. Dowell
Des Moines
Knights of Pythias
Perils of Pauline at the Palace Theatre
The ninth episode of the Perils of Pauline is shown today and tomorrow with Pauline and Harry in New York, betrayal, a Devils Island production, a raft escape, and a rescue. An extra feature, The Subterranean City, two reels, adds to a strong program.
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Pauline
Harry
New York
Moving Picture Company
Devils Island
Owen
Hicks
Playhouse
Traf fic in Souls' at the Majestic theater this week
A photoplay titled Traf fic in Souls' shows at the Majestic, based on Rockefeller committee reports and Whitman crusade. It plays in New York City theaters and is noted for its length and scope with over 700 scenes. Censors approved it for general audiences and the film carries a moral message. Showings begin at 7 30 and 9 PM with same prices as last week.
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Majestic Theatre
Rockefeller
Whitman
New York
New York City
National Board of Censors
Porter Faked Alleged Holdup in Epworth Described as Myth
Iowa detective squad concluded the Epworth parlor car holdup story by A H Bruce was a frame up the porter’s desire for hero fame. Witnesses recount Bruce acting both robber and rescuer while Chicago detectives tested his coat holes and weapon. The tale stirred AP coverage before authorities dropped the case.
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Dubuque
Bruce
Associated Press
Illinois Central
Tate
I. C
Chicago
Pullman
H. Webb
Burke
Willow Lawn Farm sells Jersey cow for 500 dollars
Waverly July 13 Willow Lawn Farm Inc sold a Jersey cow for 500 dollars to Edwin George of Detroit, Packard Auto Co manager. The farm boasts a high class herd and features a well managed dairy barn led by W A Wentworth, a dairy grad. Local social notes include illnesses, visits, and a new trap shooting club forming in town with plans for an upcoming event.
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E. Mackey
Htle
John
Thelma Shane
Waterloo
Lucile Lettha
Elmer Shane
H. 5. Bunth
Waverly
Newt Moorse
Cate Tyrrell
Sarah Wilson
C. B. Wilson
Sioux City
Sarah
Aberdeen
Mabel
Glenn Bently
Delwein
Eleanor Wilson
Ames
Powerful Spirit Address Spurs Community Thought
Mr. Fisher of the Y M C A of Waterloo gave a splendid address at the M E church on Sunday morning with a text on The Power of the Holy Spirit in daily life. Dr and Roy McGuire from St Louis are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Lesley. Mrs E G Handt died Saturday morning in the Fourth ward and the funeral will be held tomorrow with Rev Rausch of the Lutheran church officiating.
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Rachael Ruddick
Philo Nix
Harriet Bye
Louise Cole
Charlotte Moore
Mabel
Esther Daniels
Joe Rust
Sadie Leet
Zella Hodges
Riverside Park
Camp Comfort
Myron Peak
Geo. Manning
Belwei
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Mauley
Rove Two
Plate FN Firth
Riewigett
Harter
Burlington
Marsha
Thomas Blodget
Marestalltown
Reading
Blodgett
Richards
Moundsman
James McAuley
Daves
Deleney
Blardgeu
White
McAuley
Hollen Bey Mi
Earehar
Dover
Ted
Andreen
Jude
Ch. Foster
Ou Pelaney
Gt Richards
Te Andresp
Shook
Kot
Waterlon Ali
Noob
Io Lee
Sour Bo Puans
aAskland
Hollenteckmon
Wintz
Roy Marshalizoan
Waterlon
Delaney
Hollenherk
Bledeett
Cinyice
Dennis
Turday
Eniral
Watering
Burlinton
American Prague
Washington
Detroit
Hoston
St. Louia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Louis Fi
Haltimore
Buffaloy
Dittsburgh
American Association
Milwaukee
Ily
Calumbus
Minneapolis
Ties Moines
Topirka
Sioux Chey
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Wichit Omaha
Denver
Wphiladelphia
COLE
Ly Ier
Buby & Burlington
Cedar Haue
Baltimore
Linton
Central
Swtation Gassir
Clinton Herald
Kennedys
Mana- Hough
Kennedy
Yweesun
Kenedy
Hin
Jngrice
Bowles Cubs
Angpher
Cedar Rapiis
Bur
Lington
Federal League
Mullin
Moseley
Ravidem
Fisk Hendrix
Witsem
Rilnach
Warren
Pennergast
Shamrocks
Shamrockr
Boteam
Cedar River Park
Cotter
Walker
Mahoney
Hobinson
Robinson
Bud
Spear
Hightenburg
CUBS
OLD Rinals
Giants
Hedy
Bostop
Masee
Philadephia
M’clain
Bentley
Black
Egan
Illinois
Palace Theatre
Say Porter
Deularek Bhuum
Mimbelf
J Porter
Epworth
First Congregational
Cesar River Park
Prospect
Arrow Shirts
Posbedy & Co., Inc
Welt
Joe
East Fifth Street
Electric Park
Imgeer
Vaudeville
L. A. Klein
Reemanage
Vice Agenta
CAL. J. Miller
Iowa
Pathe
New Jersey
Pacline
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