Degatur Taken Into Camp In Narrow Series Opener
In a windy, error-prone game Waterloo edged Hendrix 6 2 as two strong sides battled for control. Hickory Johnson and Bell sparked late boosts for Waterloo while Hendrix pitcher Hopper struggled with a long homer and a costly ninth inning. Tomorrow’s rematch set for 2 PM with Decatur traveling to complete the series.
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Waterloo
Hendrix
Hopper
Decatur
Kingella’s
Hickory Johnson
Richard Kinsella
Johnson
Kinsella
Bellieve
Bell
Jimmy Long
J. Collins
Harrington
Roosters
Wilkes
Fremer
Belter
McGuire
Cal Uns
Long
McGaffigan
Beiter
Collins
Dus
Kommers
Hickory
Nagle
Loften
Kammers
Hell
Bannon
Waterloo AB
R. H.po
Dick Kinsella
Auilliam Ewald
Clemenson
R. H. PO
Seeee Lofton
If. McGaffigan
Ss McGuire
Srd
Callahan
Waterlooro
Rbelter
Ben
Palls
Lofton
Clem- Johnsonens
Exalted Proxy Tearney Eyes Season Finish
Secretary Farrell informs President Tearney that the Three-I cannot close the season with Labor Day games as voted at the Chicago meeting. Salaries must be paid in full to end the season, with receipts expected to cover payments, making the schedule likely to proceed.
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Bloomington
Farrell
Tearney
Kinsella
Chicago
Gotch Breaks Aid’s Shoulder in Tryout
In Humboldt Iowa on July 2 Yussif Hassan, a key Gotch camp member, suffered a broken right shoulder during a wrestling session with Gotch. The injury, similar to Abe Attell’s, will keep Hassan off the mat for months and hinder Gotch’s training progress.
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Humboldt
Yussif Hassan
Gotch
Hassan
Abe Attel
Gatch
Mathewson Faces Lean 1911 Giant Season
Sporting News notes Christy Mathewson may endure a lean 1911 season as the Giants rebuild around him. The veteran pitcher, once called king, sees developments with the Big Six and Raymond departure, yet remains central as a new Giants lineup forms around his twelfth season in the uniform.
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Sporting News
Christy Mathewson
Raymond
Giants
Mathewson
Poln Grounds
Sud
Release of High-Win Pitcher McClintock Sparks Move
Howard McClintock, famed for drawing his release after winning too many games with Rockford, Illinois, is released by the Minneapolis Millers. He joined Milwaukee on their latest trip and pitched once in Minneapolis while earning pay for wins only. He plans to sign with a Western league club after receiving multiple offers.
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Howard McClintock
American Association
Rockford, Ill
Minneapoliis
McClintock
Millers
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Cloud
Miller
Rockford
Joe Cantillon
Pongo
Danville Winker Leads Quubuquers in Peoria Victory
Danville Winker stars for the Quubuquers as Peoria defeats Hook Island Davenport. Quincy tops Davenport in the same event, highlighting a competitive matchup sequence in regional play.
Standing of the clubs and tomorrow’s games
Waterloo hosts Decatur at home while Quincy visits Davenport. Rock Island travels to Peoria. Dubuque plays at Danville in tomorrow’s schedule.
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Waterloo
Decatur
Quincy
Davenport
Rock Island
Peoria
Dubuque
Danville
Galesburg Club Directors Resign Over Dissatisfaction
In Galesburg Illinois a crisis hits the Central Association as total directors quit citing dissatisfaction with recent work. A stockholders meeting was held last night to consider the situation and options.
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Galesburg
Galesburg Club
Central Association
Pirates Acquire Kelly From O'Toole Battery
St Paul Minn July 28 Catcher Kelly O Toole s battery partner was sold to Pittsburg yesterday for 10000 and a catcher to be worth 2500
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St. Paul, Minn
Kelly
O'Toole
Pittsburg
Manager McGraw Suspended Three Days After Umpire Incident
Cincinnati July 28 McGraw manager of the New York Nationals received word from President Lynch that he is suspended for three days for a verbal attack on umpire Johnstone during Tuesday's game. He was on the field when the telegram arrived.
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Cincinnati
John McGraw
New York National
Lynch
Johnstone
McGraw
Results Yesterday National and American League Scores
Results from yesterday show the National League games in Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and Pittsburg with varied outcomes. The American League contests include Philadelphia New York Boston Washington and Cleveland with several decisive scores. Minor league results in Milwaukee and Minneapolis Toledo were affected by rain.
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Danville
Dubuque
Kirwin
Massing
R.H. P.O.A.E
Ingalls
O Hildebrand
P. Ateneree
Rogge
Daly
Peoria
Rock Island
Lakoff
Wooley
Slattery
Vogel
Kelley
Snyder
Gonding
Jacobsen
Lostetents
Danville Saes
Fountain
Smith
Decatur
Wee
Biltz
Peoria Pay
Meyers
Quincy
Veach
Waterloo Wee
Stis
Tee Davenport
Sullivan
Rock Island Wamacee
Jacobs
Prendergast
Chicago
Abe Reese
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Pren
Dergast
Lakaff
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Davenport
Chicago Marques
Mereland
H. P.O.A.B
Washington
Chapman
Obland
Columbus
Bromwich
Ake
O'Leary
Minneapolis Johnson
Kansas City
Coleman
Wal
Milwaukee
Nelson
Seees Beeeeh
St. Paul
Toledo
Myers
Kahl
St. Joseph
Forney
Avaeneso
Sioux City
Clark
Cares
Wenee
Omaha
Spencer
P. Verse Ae Sete
Topeka
Pres Moines
Central Association
Ottumea
Abe Meoe
Koepping
Lund
Burlington
Galesburg
Keokuk
Kewanre
Cusack
Monmouth
Muscatine
Hannit
Louis
Pittsburgs
Cleveland
New York-New York
St Louis
Detroit
American Association
Tumbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolia
Central Association Scores From Topeka Ottumwa Hannibal
In Topeka Topeka 8 defeated Denver 3. Ottumwa beat Burlington 4 0. Hannibal edged Xewanee. Galesburg 6 Keokuk 2. Monmouth and Muscatine 2.
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Central Association
Ottumwa
Burlington
Hannibal
Xewanee
Galesburg
Keokuk
Monmouth
Monmouth &, Muscatine
Buffalo Bill Farewell Tour Retuzned to His Boyhood Home
The article honors Buffalo Bill W. F. Cody and his Wild West show, detailing its origin on July 4 1882 at North Platte Nebraska, its cultural impact, and the farewell tour to Waterloo on August 10 in a message of gratitude to supporters. It notes his mission of civilizing the west and his global influence. Also promotes Foley medicines as trusted remedies and cites J K Joder & Son as sellers.
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W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
America
Europe
Col. Cody
North Platte
Nebraska
West
Waterloo
Taft
Foley
J. K. Joder & Son
Mrs. Hughes Dies. Funeral Held in Shell Rock
Mrs May Wheaton and her son from Wheaton Indiana arrived after learning of Mrs Hughes serious illness. The body of Mrs J H Hettendorff, who died at Independence hospitals Friday, was brought to Shell Rock for funeral services held Sunday.
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Shell Rock
May Wheaton
Wheaton, In
Hughes
J. H. Hettendorff
Independence
Removal Notice for Doctor Jerger Suite 411-12
Doctor Jerger relocates to Suite 411-12 First National Bank Building. Contact via phone 258 with hours 10 to 12 and 204.
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Doctor Jerger
First National Bank
Local Mrs Best Widow Laid To Rest After Nervous Prostration
Funeral services for Mrs. Hettendorf, longtime M E Church member, were held with Rev Dawson officiating. She leaves four daughters in Michigan Algona and locally. Various relatives visited, illnesses and births noted, including Ed Green wounded by a pitch fork and hospital transfers.
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Dolph Best
Hettendorf
Ida Walters
Michigan
Louise Newman
Algona
Mary
Best
Minnie Btrickler
Dawson
J. A. Graham
Catherine Hughes
Orville
Gary Mansfield
Chicago
Ed Green
Chas. Bement
George Chamberlin
Clarksville
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Airwin
Hook Island
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Enport
Galesburg, Ill
Pirates
M’graw
Lincoln
Lincoln & Faeblo L
Denver
Geroyce
Syndicate Building
Waterloo Electrical
Stroebel Music House
East Fifth Street
ST. Denis
Broadway
Corinne Aseeenss
Taylor & Son
Tas
J.k.joder
West 4Th Street
Sindlinger
Vienna
White House
Sindlinger Ice Cream CO
Biuff St
Derma Viva
C. J. Miller Drug Store
West Fourth Street
Mabel Ettinger
C. D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West