Ansons Break Winning Streak In Season Showdown
The Ansons snapped their season winning spell with a decisive performance. Key players led the effort as they overturned a previous run of success by their adversaries in a high-stakes sporting clash.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
5
The Ansons snapped their season winning spell with a decisive performance. Key players led the effort as they overturned a previous run of success by their adversaries in a high-stakes sporting clash.
Marshalltown beat Waterloo 4 3 in a seventh inning rally after Ansons hit Blodgett for three runs. Rojas started the visitors' rally in the ninth with a clean hit as Waterloo led 3 2 earlier. Delaney Harvey and Siglin sparked clutch stops and Evang Sighu and Richards contributed key hits for the home side.
Central Association results include Marshalltown over Waterloo 9 to 5 and Ottumwa 0, Muscatine 4, Keokuk 4, Burlington 3. Cedar Rapids 2, Clinton 5, while American League shows New York 2-2 and Chicago 3-1 along with Boston 4, Cleveland 0. National League scores list Cincinnati 6 over Philadelphia 4 and Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn 1. St Louis 5 over Boston A. Chicago 5 over New York 4. Federal League notes Kansas City 3, Indianapolis. American Association games feature Columbus 9 over Milwaukee 6 and Louisville 1, Kansas City 3, Indianapolis 3. Minneapolis 2. St Paul 5. Western League results Sioux City 12 over Topeka 2 and Omaha 6 over Wichita 1 with Denver 1-2. St Joseph 5-8. Lincoln 9. Des Moines 10 in eleven innings.
Mrs Chat McGlaushiin visited with her parents in Fairban last week while Nellie Lannin and Ada Owens of Morenca joined friends there. Various local residents including Mr Ender and Mrs Sinkler were mentioned in social updates. the Ladies Aid plans a meeting and other families and neighbors are noted as visiting relatives.
Central Christian church Men’s Fellowship issues a challenge to any Sunday school team in the city to play a ball game. No takers yet, repeat call for a game to be scheduled later. Contact phone 3427 Black. Aristos flour priced at 1.36 per sack. N J Berkley at Sixth and Jefferson with phone mm.
Brooklyn scores four in the ninth to rally past Pittsburgh 4 2 after failing to record a hit until the seventh. Seaton Land and Knetzer head the mound duel as Brooklyn overturns a 2 0 deficit in a humid July game.
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo suffer defeats as Burlington clings to a slim half game lead. The Bunnies visit for a three day series starting tonight with Ladies Day looming and Cedar Rapids fans boarding a special train led by the Fifty third regiment band. Pitchers Blenner and Mellinger to oppose Waterloo tomorrow as Ottumwa’s franchise moves toward Rock Island and Three-I efforts block a transfer. Descriptions of games from La Porte City and Waterloo highlight strong pitching by Rowland Spear and Stainbrook Wallehn with Jon Frost shining at short.
Field reports from Dubuque Iowa to Muscatine Iowa discuss Flannagan's shift toward Muscatine and late Tuesday decisions. Clinton manager Hough rejects a thousand dollar bid for Bob Mitchell as attendance pressures rise. Ottumwa considers finishing the Muscatine series while denying a franchise transfer. Wahl faces suspension and fines in Keokuk. Muscatine charts a tight pennant chase with six and a half games separating leaders as Waterloo Burlington and Muscatine vie for position.
An old advertisement touts Citrolax as a mild laxative that tastes like lemonade. It claims to cleanse the system, suit children and grown-ups, and maintain a wholesome, thorough effect, with sales through druggists.
Local rail officials report plans to run trains next year to the Panama Exposition in San Francisco and the San Diego fair. Waterloo to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Oakland and San Diego round trip set at 59.20 with 90 day validity and liberal stopovers. Parking restrictions ban cars within fifty miles of San Francisco Los Angeles or Oakland. Exposition fares sale March 1 to November 30. Minor towns expect additional regional rates and possible steamship connections via Panama Canal.
A report notes that high tolls on the canal could deter steamship lines from participating in canal traffic to New York City. The text suggests using the Courier and Reporter want columns for advertisements.
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