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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1913

Page

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Waterloo Wins Fifth Striaght. Bant Burlington 5-1

Waterloo, led by Lefty Wilkus return to form, beat Burlington 5 to 1 in Sunday action. Tex Sheldon and Joe Wintz sparked the offense with a double and single for Sheldon and a triple and single for Wintz. Manager Dick Rohn was ejected in the sixth after arguing with umpire Glenalvin.

Waterloo Burlington Wilkus Keokuk Tex” Sheldon Joe Wintz Sheldon Wile Wintz Rohn Dick Rohn Glenalvin Lowther Harmon McGlade Tex Davey White Bale Siglin Askland Drumm Con

Warden Thrown Into River by Boys at Charles City

In July at Charles City Warden White was thrown into the river while restraining two boys who were seining. A third youth joined the others and helped toss him into the water. The warden did not recognize his assailants.

Charles City Warden White

Correct daily habits with Chamberlain tablets ad

A vintage advertisement urges correcting daily habits to cure stomach troubles. It cites sedentary lifestyle, poor outdoor activity, insufficient chewing, constipation, torpid liver, worry, overeating, and improper eating as causes. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets, stating they restore health and are sold by all dealers.

Penn

Baseball scores from yesterday's major leagues

National League had no schedule results. American League games included Chicago 1 over Washington 5, Cleveland 2 over Boston 0, Detroit 10 over New York 0, St Louis 9 over Philadelphia 8. Western League saw Omaha 8 over Des Moines 0, Sioux City 12 over St. Joseph 6, Lincoln 11 over Wichita 1, Denver 14 over Topeka 1.

New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn Boston St. Louis Sioux City Sronx City St. Joseph Lincoln Wichpita Denver Topeka Omaha Des Moines Wichita Cleveland Detroit Washington

Early Baseball Scores From Regional Showdowns Across Cities

Scores from multiple leagues show Omaha 5 in fifteen innings over Des Moines, Chicago 4 over Philadelphia 3 in a doubleheader, Cleveland 2 over New York 1, Detroit 3 over Boston 2, St. Louis 4 over Washington 3, Boston 5 over Chicago 4, Brooklyn 6 over Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 3 over Cincinnati 2, New York 6 over St. Louis 3 in sixteen innings, and other results across Kansas City Toledo St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Cedar Rapids Monmouth Muscatine Waterloo and Keokuk with rain and extra innings noted.

American Association Kansas City Toledo St. Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Columbus Milwaukee Louisville

Tomorrow’s Top Matchups Across The League

Washington visits Chicago and Philadelphia travels to St. Louis in a packed lineup of tomorrow’s games. New York heads to Detroit, Boston plays Cleveland, Cincinnati clashes with Boston, St. Louis visits Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh faces New York while Chicago hosts Philadelphia.

Pitcher Now Heads American Batters Leaderboard

Chicago July 21 Caldwell the New York pitcher and pinch hitter tops the American leaguers last week with a .441 average over 24 games six points ahead of Joe Jackson Cleveland. Jackson at .415 over 82 games Cobb .401 Speaker .380 Henriksen .361 and Eddie Collins .350. In the NL Walsh and Yingling advance past McDonald as the week shifts. Porroy of Pittsburgh tops the Federal league hitters at .500 in four games while Kavanaugh of Chicago leads with .444 over 47 games. Ten players in the Federal league bat .400 or better. Floyd Thompson returns from a long vacation visiting New England and the south.

Chicago Caldwell New York Joe Jackson Cleveland Jackson Cobb Speaker Boston Henriksen Eddie Collins Philadelphia Walsh Yingling Brooklyn Charlie McDonald Hach McDonald Daubert Crandall Hyatt Pittsburgh Porroy Kavanaugh

Kewanee Sweeps Muscatine In Doubleheader

Kewanee Aces Drohan star of 1912 boosts the first game 3 to 2 and the second 9 to 6 over Muscatine. Krueger faltered early. Zackert finished. Monmouth Edge Ottumwa 7 to 6 after five- run attack in fifth. Keokuk shuts out Cedar Rapids 5 to 0 behind Wolverton pitching.

Kewanee Muscatine Tom Drohah Central Association Kewanee Club Drohan Washington Senators Columbus American Association Krueger Zackert Rhe Kewanee Haley Lind and Hart House Monmouth Ottumwa Lorenz Rhe Ottumwa Sampson Burg Fingal Keokuk Cedar Rapids

Waterloo Gun Club Honors Expert Marksman Worthey

The Waterloo Squad presented Harry G. Worthey with a leather gun case as a token of appreciation for his flawless shooting record. Worthey, well known in Iowa shoots, has competed in Iowa City, Fort Dodge, and Dows, always delivering top scores. Squad members include F. M. Shores, Nicholas Webber, Charles Hummel, and James Carson. At a Dows match on July 8, the team fired 1,000 shots with ninety nine and a half percent perfect.

Waterloo Waterloo Gun Club Harry G. Worthey Northey Fourth Street West Iowa City Fort Dodge Dows Mr. Northey F. M. Shores Nicholas Webber Charles Hummel la Porte James Carson

Local baseball scores and court deeds summary

Waterloo defeated Burlington 5 to 1 while Kewanee edged Muscatine 3 to 2 in a day of area games. Monmouth beat Muscatine 7 to 6. Keokuk fell 3 to Cedar Rapids. A note on fourteen warranty deeds filed Saturday requires auditor transfers, an unusually high figure for this season.

Recorder's Office

Boehling Delivers Another Chicago Victory in Hard Fought Game

Boehling showed form as Chicago defeated Washington 5 to 1 in a tight game. Moeller homered for Chicago while White and Smith split pitching duties for Washington, with Smith not allowing a hit in four innings. Chicago’s Shanks, McBride and Chappelle contributed late hits as Boehling earned the win.

Chicago Boehling Washington White Smith Moeller HK. H. PO A. E-Moeller Foster Milan Gandil Morgan R. H. PO Shanks McBride Henry Chappelle Berger Lord Chase Kuhn Bodie Easterly Collings Fournier Weaver Prew Schalk Balk Egan Dineen

Burlington Braces for Record Crowd on Ladies Day

PRESS BOX NOTES report Burlington hosts Muscatine in a key series with a record crowd expected. Manager Andrews’ squad rides a five game win streak at home and aims for third place. Local pitcher Herbert Hill, signed by Frank Boyle, will get a trial. Muscatine gaps in pitching spark Hydration over Gasper rumors.

Burlington Andrews Herbert Hill Frank Boyle Muscatine Ball

Chance Seeks Bobby Wallace Veteran Shortstop for Browns

Frank Chance is said to be negotiating for Bobby Wallace, longtime St. Louis Browns shortstop and former manager. Wallace, aging but sharp in fielding, has filled in at third and remained a strong defender, with base running skills noted by observers. His recent performance against the Highlanders impressed Chance as he considers Wallace for the lineup.

Chance Bobby Wallace ST. Louis Browns St. Louis Frank Chance Wallace Browns Stovall Austin Highlanders

Central Association pennant race heats up with new recruit

The Central Association pennant race grows more interesting as Ottumwa and Muscatine lead. Burlington Waterloo Keokuk and Monmouth battle for third. Keowa nee adds pitcher Tom Drohan to strengthen the bid for a higher position.

Ottumwa Muscatine Burlington Waterloo Keokuk Monmouth Kewanea Tom Drohan

No-Hit Game for Hollenbeck Shuts Down Keokuk Indians

Duke Hollenbeck pitched a no-hit game for Waterloo holding the Keokuk Indians hitless with only one baserunner on an error. He set a season strike-out record with fifteen K's as Joe Wintz and Davey White backed fielding assists. Despite weak opposition and an ambitious lineup, Hollenbeck’s control and curve work dominated, and the performance is celebrated as the best in the Central association. Separate notices report divorce actions by Vinnie A Day and Clara Arndt Bloeser, citing cruel treatment and separation grounds.

Duke Hollenbeck Keokuk Indians Kline Siglin Askland McGaffigan Manusch Hilley Waterloo Star Holly Joe Wintz Davey White Wintz Whie White Hohienbeck Central Association Vinnie A. Day Walter B. Day Rockford Clara Arndt Bloeser George D. Bloeser Davenport

Murtagh to Speak at Large Queen Council Initiation

A 75 member Queen Council delegation leaves for Charles City for one of the order's largest initiations, with James O. Murtagh delivering the address at Ellis auditorium. The class includes 100 initiates and the Charles City band, unique among Fraternal Union of America chapters. F. A. Winslow, state manager, led the membership drive with four deputies assisting.

Queen Council Fraternal Union of América Charles City Order James O., Murtagh Ellis Auditorium

Chicago Hawkeyes Hold Annual Picnic in Jackson Park

Members and friends of the Hawkeye Fellowship club gathered in Jackson Park on Saturday for the annual picnic inviting all Jowans in Chicago. Placards marked the grounds near the German building, detailing attendee names and seating arrangements.

Chicago Hawkeye Fellowship Club Jackson Park Jowans

Hawkeye club event draws thousands in county gathering

The county conte featured placards naming counties and attendees, with 4 000 to 6 000 people present. Colonel Pratt, president of the Hawkeye club, oversaw the entertainment and activities for the crowd.

Colonel Pratt Hawkeye Club

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