Rogge Pitches Dubs To 10 Victory
Danville recommenced its winning streak with Davenport as Rogge pitched the Dubs to a 10 run victory.
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Rogge
DUBS
Danville
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1911
Page
1
Cyclone Johnny Thompsen to Box Willie Lewis in New York
Johnny Thompsen known as Cyclone Johnny will meet Willie Lewis for ten rounds at the National Sporting Club in New York on July 27. Thompsen recently earned a twenty round decision over Bit Papke and will make his first appearance in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie” Lewis
Johnny’ Thompesen
Bit” Papke
National Sporting Club
New York
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games featured Brooklyn beating Cincinnati 7 to 6 in Brooklyn and New York defeating St Louis 9 to 4 in New York. Other results included Boston 7 Pittsburgh 7 and Philadelphia rainouts. American League saw Detroit defeating New York 4 to 0 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 10 to 0. Western and Central Association scores include Topeka 19 Omaha 9 and Galesburg 14 Muscatine 1. Galesburg a strong hitter night. Davenport faces Danville in today's slate.
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Heck Island
Quincy
Rock Island
MLO
H. P.O
E Wooley
Rf. c. Wael W. L
Clynes
Seeeel
Waterloo
Woods
Rock Ireland
National Teague
P.O.A
Philadelphia
Kerwin
Chicago Hartman
New York
Myers
St- Louis
W. Donahue
Mnj
Pittsburg
Wea
F. Donahue
An Kahl
Brooklyn Stag
Hill
Boston
Clarke
Wyekocil
Otembe Ois
Detroit
Waense Steed BR
Chicago Alee Ets Sverre
Eres
Quincy Rr
Cleveland Aste
Boston Od
Wooler
Kelly
Mey
Ers
Donahue
Washington OS
Vyskocil
St. Louis
Danville
Toledo
Crabb
St. Paul
Ball
Denver
Seceed
Coombs
al Lincoln
sPuchie Ae Ee
Staley
St. Joseph
Sullivan
Weedie
Sioux City RT
Ingalls
Asteriyek
Hildebrand
Rtf
Omaha
Massing
Litopeka Sars
Des Meines
Ag Chapman
P. Eee
Central Association
Kirwin
Wees Eines
Ottumwa
Burlington Toe
Ran Leshurz
Davenpnor— Hale
Kenkuk
Menenouth
Godwin
Sabeee
Chapman
Ohland
Murcntine Saree
Bromwich
Kinin
Balts
Ban- Zon
Pittspurg
Roston
St Louis
Chicago-Philadelphia
American Leamie
New York A
AL Chicago
Chicago
Cleveland
Topeka
Lincoln
Lioux City
Purble
Des Moines
Rain Central Association
Kewanee
Kinsella and Sexton Share Banter at Decatur Series
Davenport Times reports Diamond Dick Kinsella plans retirement while Miqual Sexton jokes about future roles. Two box neighbors at the Decatur series cross words softly, each buying the other a snack as frigid weather and local baseball chatter persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Diamond Dick Kinsella
Dare Devil Dick
Miqual Sexton
Miquel
Diamond Dick
Bloomington
Peerless Pierson
Bloom & Wook
Disappearing ducks alarm Stephen son county pond
Hundreds of ducks valued at two dollars each vanished from a Stephen son county pond. Catfish and pike swarmed the water as the owner R Sehefeld watched the fowl dive beneath the surface. The mystery remained unresolved this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson County
R. €. Sehefeld
Balloon Race Winners Named After National Event
Kansas City aeroclub secretary released official results from the national balloon races begun July 10 in Kansas City. St Louis IV led distance 480 miles with 22 hours 26 minutes in air, followed by Millon Population Club at 445 miles 20 hours 49 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Aero Club
New York
Kansas City Aero Club
Frank P. Lahn
St. Louisv
St. Louis
St. Louis IV
Millon
Buckeye
Topeka II
Champion and White Hope
Bily Pape, middleweight champion, returns to New York after a Europe and Australia tour. In a reporters interview he cradles six month old son Billy born in London and proclaims the child as the white hope amid admiring crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bily
Pape
New York
Europe
Australis
Papke
Littl
Hack Expects Gridiron-Like Victory Over Gotch in Labor Day Match
Chicago reports Jack Curley says wrestler Hack in prime condition in Shoreham training camp. Hack weighs 208 pounds and will sail August 9, arriving Chicago around August 20 to face Gotch in a long match. Curley claims Hack will outlast Gotch and bets heavily. Gotch also in training at Humboldt.
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Chicago
Hack
Gotch
Jack Curley
Curley
Shoreham
Dr. Roiler
Seattle
Humboldt
Racing Game Is Dead In America
New York reports a nationwide racing moratorium with no races west of the Rocky Mountains for a full week from Monday to Sunday. In the past fifteen years horse racing has vanished in all states except Kentucky Utah Maryland Virginia and some northwest states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jockey Club
Rocky Mountains
Kentucky
Utah
Maryland
Virginia
Northwest
Iowa Lawn Tennis Association Holds Sixth Annual Meet
The Iowa Lawn Tennis Association announces the sixth annual tournament to be held in Des Moines commencing August. Programs have been received by Waterloo voters. The event will be held at Me Broad Grounds in the capital city, Des Moines, and is expected to attract many players from across the state.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Waterloo
CORR
Tammen Stingy With Hits-Baseball Not Dead in Peoria
Peoria hosts Waterloo as the Distillers win 4 to 1 behind solid pitching from Tammen and Hollenbeck. Waterloo batters bunch runs with timely hits while Peoria's Collins and Veach spark offensive threats. Stolen bases by Collins and Veach and key two-base hits frame a tight midgame, with Waterloo seizing control in the seventh.
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Tammen
Peoria
Distillers
Batue
Waterloo
Hollenbeck
Boosters
AB. R. H.P.O
Belter
Wilkes
Nagle
Oe Harrington
P. Ts
Wolfe
Peoria— AB. R
H. P
A.B
McDonald
Ae Tammen
Fountain
Smith
Biltz
Meyers
Veach
Siis
Sullivan
Watarlon
Stis
Collins
Biliz
Cusack
Steinfeldt Sickness Ends Baseball Comeback
Harry Steinfeldt former Cub third baseman now with Boston Dove is seriously ill at his brother in law’s home in Bellevue Kentucky. Doctors treat him for typhoid and he will miss the rest of the season. He recently returned from Boston with his wife and had not been well since being sold to St. Paul by the Cubs.
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Etty
Tom Jenkins
George Frazier
Kingman County
Mr. Frazier
Mr. Frader
Cinccinnati
St. Paul
Cubs
Steiny
Local residents noted in brief health and travel updates
The report records D. A. Zuehike leaving hospital today after an illness confinement at home this week due to a bowels hemorrhage. G. E. Baker and family returned from Osage after a month away. D. A. Bender came back from St. Paul where he visited his son Frank. His son plans to ship goods to Waterloo for his future residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Zuehike
G. E. Baker
Osage
D. A. Bender
St. Paul
Frank
Waterloo
New Subway Plan Approved By New York Board Of Estimates
New York grants approval for a Brooklyn Rapid Transit subway system costing 234 million dollars with city funding of 163 million and private funding of 72 million. The board authorized 316 million dollars in stock to back five sub contracts for the Broadway Lexington line, and contractors announced readiness to begin immediately despite Mayor Gaynor's earlier opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Estimates
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Bradley Construction Company
Charles H. Peckworth
Petraezic
Lexington Avenue
Frank Bradley
Peckworth
Brookyn Rapid Transit Company
Gaynor
Thunder Restores Speech in Columbus Woman
A thunderclap during a severe storm frightened Mrs. Jonathan Drake of Columbus, Ohio, who two years earlier had lost her voice due to a paralyzed vocal condition. After the shock she recovered her speech fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jonathan Draka
Thia City
Drake
Free Kidney Recipe Promises Quick Home Cure
An advertisement offers a free recipe claimed to cure weak kidneys within a week. It alleges relief from frequent urination and other symptoms and asks readers to write to Dr. AL Robinson at K-914 Look Building Beirott for a mailed copy. The pitch stresses home treatment and free distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
AL Robinson
Beirott
Pittsburg Secretay Seeks National League Presidency
William Locke secretary of the Pittsburg baseball club seeks the 1912 National League presidency. Report says Locke, after declining Boston Nationals offered VP GM post, aims for league top job as ex police chief Baker of New York also failed to gain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William Locke
Locke
Baker
New York
Boston Nationals
Russell
Boston
Regular church services planned in Linden
Linden notes a move to hold regular church services tomorrow. Mrs. Fred Kahler had typhoid fever but is now up and about, W. W. Brooks recovering at home from a nose hemorrhage, and Mrs. W. J. Goman is reported as much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Fred Kahler
W. W. Brooks
W. J. Goman
Veteran Wins Last Battle Over Chronic Dyspepsia
Frank Winters, War of 6 veteran, credits Miller Dyspepsia Tablets with ending years of chronic stomach trouble. He reports rapid relief and urges others to try the tablets available in 25¢ 50¢ and one dollar sizes at drug stores. He sent a testimonial from Los Angeles California.
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Frank Winters
Winters
Miller
National Home
Los Angeles
Cal
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