Rain Put Outop to the Game in Damp Decatur Waterloo Clash
Rain dampened a tense Decatur vs Waterloo game as the Boosters failed to hit in key moments while Hollenbeck and Middleton pitched well. A late eighth inning rain delay capped a pitchers’ duel with the Roosters scoring first and the Decaturites replying, leaving the outcome unresolved as weather halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Waterloo
Decaturites
Roosters
Hollenbeck
Middleton
Dick Smith
J. Pluv
McGuire
Bell
MeCaffigan
C. Collins
Kambers
McCaffigan
J. Collins
Callahan
Wolfe
Lofton
Kammers
Johnson
McCube
Clemens
Wilkes
Beller
Nagle
West
McGaffigan
Belter
C. Collings
Stove
Hick” Johnson
Jimmy Long
Kommerts
Fremer
Red Cedar
Boosters
C_ Collins
Scnres
Genttleman
Collins
Tale of Hard Luck for Graysons Louisville Club
A St. Louis Post-Dispatch feature chronicles William Grayson and his Louisville club as a series of misfortunes after mid season 1899 moves. Key players suffer injuries and personal losses while rivals steal talent, leaving the team near last in the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiddo Grayson
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
William Grayson
St. Louisan
Grayson
Louisville
Vaughn
New York
Hogg
Wee Willie
Grimshaw
Lennox
Richie
Cubs
Stansberry
Robinson
Ree
Emerney
Mel Howard
Comiskey
Peoria
Hovlck
Wee William's
American Association
Twelve Blocks of City Market in Cedar Rapids
Ex alderman Tan T. Rader of Dubuque relates remarks about Cedar Rapids Central market. He mentions six block lengths of teams totaling 1800 feet of solid market midweek and twelve block lengths of top produce on Saturdays in fall, with marker gardeners and a second generation of market growers.
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Cedar Rapids
T. Rader
Dubuque
Owuers
Mbuque
Flo
Des Moines
van Wilt
Three League to Plan 1912 Season Across Cities
Rock Island area report urges the Three League to unite and map plans for 1912. It argues the circuit should remain similar to the current one with solid bases in good baseball cities and rising attendance across the league, potentially boosting figures before season’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock I Sland
Kinesella
Results Yesterday Across Leagues Tell Mixed Scores
Baseball results from the National, American, and Western leagues show Pittsburgh and St Louis sweeping or splitting games. Notable scores include New York 7 Chicago 8 and Philadelphia 1 Detroit 6, while Milwaukee and Topeka registered wins in their leagues. Hay fever relief ad follows with Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound praised by E M Stewart of Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Ranu
American Association
St Paul
St. Paul
Columbus
Foley
E. M. Stewart
Wolfram St
Stewart
J. K, Joder & Som
Peoria
Rock Island
Distillers
R.H. P.O
A.K. Bechtel
If. Rabater Stein Davidson
Wandes
As Slattery
Vogel
Wesley
Jear Snyder
Ss. Gonding
Jacobsen
Cooke
Wee Beee
E. Pearja
Biltz
Stis
Clarke
McDonald
Veach
Danville Wee Aoe
Tammen
Dubuque
Decatur
Peoria Ae
Guthrie
Quincy
R.H.E. Waterloo
Davenport
Coospe
Hughes
Philadelphia Wesee
Danville
Aera
Aes
Pittsburg
Aee
Eaane
Bunne
Brooklyn
R. H.P.O.A.B
Coombs
Tevereeres
Ingalls
Hildebrand
Chapman
P. Washington
Bubuque
PQA
Paddock
Ana
Ie Columbus
Manuseh
Minneapolis
R. Daringer
Kansas City
Milwaukee
BAS
H. Daringer
Allen
Toledo
Poe Beatty
Melehair
Louisville
Plass
Indianapolis
Boucher
Akers
Djadella Beeeea Sd
Denver
Rogee
Lincoln Ou
Pueblo
Topeka Asta
Liner
Des Moines
Alien
Central Association
Halls
Daly
OttumwWan Tere Ben Eeene
Burlington
Islanders Split With Distillers In Rain Postponement
Islanders split with Distillers in a Davenport Quincy contest delayed by rain. The Davenport Quincy game was postponed due to wet field conditions and resumed later with these teams competing for the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pdavenport-Quincy
Father of New York boxing law backs ten round bouts
Senator James G. Frawley, once an amateur boxer, authored and campaigned for a new New York law permitting ten round bouts. The measure promises a dull season in the state as it takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James G. Frawley
Boosters Hit Faster Gait in Waterloo Series
Manager Clarence Rowland and his Three I pennant chasing aggregation will visit the Waterloo Baseball club for a three game set starting tomorrow and continuing Monday and Tuesday. Five games are scheduled with a postponed contest making up a double bill tomorrow. The Boosters seek improved hitting in late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rowland
Waterloo Baseball Club
Boyle
Waterloo
Man Arrested After Threats to Shoot Woman in Virginia
Henry Walk, about 35, was arrested in Charles City on a complaint by Miss Louise Junkermeier claiming he threatened to shoot her if she refused him. He posted bond to stay away after a preliminary hearing before Justice Bradley. An ardent suitor who once offered $200 for a wife, Walk wandered between towns while pressing his suit.
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Charles City
Henry Walk
H. D. White
Louise Junkermeter
Walk
Justice Bradley
Bewer
Junkermeier
Forest City
Harry Waters
Louise
Beiter Boosts Waterloo Boosters in Low-Scoring Drill
Beiter a wonderful help joins Waterloo Boosters and strengthens the lineup as the team battles a tough stretch. Pitchers Hendrix Hollenbeck Stowers and Shackelford anchor the staff while Beiter’s presence steadies defense and adds confidence. Nagle shines at short and Long returns to bold baserunning as the club eyes a top division finish with nine games behind leaders.
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Beiter
Grover Beiter
Decatur
Boosters
Grover
Hendrix
Hollenbeck
Stowers
Shackelford
Long
Collns
Clemens
Waterloo
Dubuque
Social visits and travel notes from Jesup area
A roundup of residents visiting relatives across Iowa and Minnesota. Mrs. Leslie and son Carl hosted in Jesup with Cedar Falls friends. D E Angers planned Minnesotan visit. Hohl and Schiels visited aunt T H Barrett. Fill returned from Kansas for a family matter. H A Mead of Dubuque visited friends. Emerson left for Minnesota and South Dakota to oversee farming. Sheridan family joined at Wyoming and planned further visits with daughters.
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Jesup
Leslie
Carl
Craig
Cedar Falls
Jon Hart
D. E. Angers
Glenville
Minn
Glen Hohl
Howar
H. A. Mead
Dubuque
Cla. Emerson
North Minnesota
Smith Dakota
Chas
Sheridan
Harry
Wyoming
I[finn
Bristow
Far Nichola
Mason City
Blanche Burrell
Waterloo
Joe Mostellar
Dankerton
Dickinson
Galesburg, Jr
G. W. Dickinson
Hacker
Jacob Hah
M. J. Inynt
Wansle
Amps
Hawkins
Hazelton
Mre. Miller
Dyspepsia Tablet Endorsement From Morris Bank Cashier
R S Cunnen of the First National Bank of Morris Illinois shares a testimonial praising Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets. He claims long lasting relief after trying various cures and urges others with indigestion to start the treatment. Free samples are available at reputable druggists with price points three bites seven sixes and one dollar as listed.
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Firstational Bank of
Morris, Il
R._S. Cunnen
Miller's
Vaucaire Galega Tablets Ad Promotes Flesh Builder use
An old classified style ad touts Vaucaire Galega Tablets as a flesh builder and bust developer. It claims quick results for undeveloped, thin, run down individuals and sells boxes for $1.00 through VAUCAIRE REMEDY Co at Chicago address and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaucaire Galega
Vaucaire Remedy Co
E. 63Rd St
Chicago
Tl. Son Pharmacy
Waterloo
Knapp Drug Co
J. K. Joder
Doctor Jerger Moves to Suite 411 at Bank Building
Removal notice states Dr Jerger is now located in Suite 411 12 First National Bank Building with phone 258. Office hours are 10 to 12 and 2 to 4.
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Doctor Jerger
First National Bank
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Nazte
Fanning
Kommers
Tanele Howe
Glentire
AB. R. H.c
A.E
Rommers
Patino Panta
National League
Cincinnati
Brooklion
St Louis
Minneapolie
Western Teague
Omaha
Topeka
Sioux City
St Joseph
Lincoln
Keokuk
Galesburg
Moonmouth
Monmouth
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Hannibal
Harry Hughes
Pubuque
Dav
Lan Iy
Ame A
N. Y
Cts
Frawley
Bond
Decatue
Nock Island
Waterloo Electrical
Syrricate Building
Joe Schiel
Steel Angel and
Jewel Gasolins
First
Dass
East Fourth Street
Oak
Ge Victoria
Bawhone Capainiel
Daraue
Randolph St
Chica
the Nauman Co
BY Bank Transfer CO
M. J. Butterfield
C. D. Pedersen
Attornex
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
Ralston
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
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