White Sox Fade Before Red Sox in Red-Hot AL Clash
Boston wins third straight over Chicago as Benz and Peters handle pitching, White tops Chicago pitching short of a strong effort. Collins, O Brien, and Tur rigan contribute in a tightly fought Boston victory. St. Louis topples New York in an eighth-inning rally as Martin errs, bases loaded. Detroit beats Philadelphia in extra innings after Mager’s infield single. No game played in Cleveland.
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England's crack divers push reversed somersault display
The article highlights English diving prowess with top diver Yvon Aderseyman performing a reverse somersault. It notes Britain's strong pool of athletes for international competition and hints at global competition challenges. The shore photo captures Aderseyman mid technique, suggesting confidence with judges watching closely.
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Baseball as Bad as Booze Says a Missouri Pastor
Rev Louis Scott de Burgh of Windsor Methodist Church criticizes baseball fans as insane. He likens the sport to a Mexican bullring, says intense cheering causes nervousness and harms productivity, and argues no baseball fanatic rises to national prominence. He also mocks the Browns as a weak team.
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Windsor Methodist Episcopal Church
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Browns
Remarkable Cat Intervenes in Canadian Baseball Game
London Ontario July 30 A St Thomas pitcher Jacobson kicked a stray cat from the diamond into his sweater for luck. A foul ball struck him and, astonishingly, the cat was killed by the impact, leaving spectators stunned by the bizarre incident on the field.
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Tacobson
Johnson
Hugh Duffy to Stay with Brewers Next Year
Milwaukee manager Hugh Duffy renewed his contract for next year with the Milwaukee American Association team. The Courier and Post will host a regular Jobbers' League game tonight at Prospect Park, a robber jegueam with one win and one loss noted between the clubs.
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Believe military training in Europe kills individuality
The piece argues that American athletes won many events due to nerve rather than training. It contends European military training suppresses individual thought and action, limiting personal initiative in sport.
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Europe
Apartamen
Stockholm
America
Cubs Ground Giants in Brooklyn and Philadelphia Wins
Chicago defeated New York for the third straight time as Herzog’s cue ball miscue forced a double play after Becker and Merkle were returned to base. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 2 1 behind Rucker’s relief and perfect defense. Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 4 1 on a seventh inning rally as Camnitz faltered. No game in Boston-St Louis due to wet grounds.
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Mclean
Miller
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Alexander
Killifer
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St. Louis
Judge Archbald Defends Actions in Impeachment
Judge Robert W. Archbald of the commerce court answered the senate in impeachment proceedings denying that he used his office for personal gain or sought favors from railroad interests. He admitted involvement in the Katy bank deal with Edward J. Williams but said it was not a corrupt act and denied any promise of compensation. He also denied improper influence in settlements with Lackawanna railroad officials and contested several charges as vague or unfounded.
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Edward J. Williams
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Erie Railroad
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House Judiciary Committee
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Christopher C. Boland
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Helm Bruce
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
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Henry W. Cannon
Great Northern Railway
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Five Arrested for Illegal Fishing Near Cherokee Iowa
Deputy State Wardens E. E. Brees and C. C. Burton arrested five men near Cherokee on Sunday for illegal fishing with a 71 foot seine in the Little Sioux river. Frank and Leon Sandart pleaded guilty, fined 10 dollars and 3.64 dollars costs. William Dremon pled guilty, fined 5 dollars and 2.75 dollars costs. two others not yet arraigned.
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E. E., Brees
Waterloo
C. C. Burton
Webster City
Here
Little Sioux River
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Eon Sandart
William Dremon
Lyon County to Have Good Roads
Lyon County farmers drive a good roads push with the auto club backing a summer improvement plan. About 1,150 miles of roads exist in Lyon county with 1912 taxes providing roughly $23 per mile for road work and a bridge tax near $38,000. Officials consider whether to build four 24 foot wide roads or one 40 foot wide road, aiming for future widening if needed.
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Auto Club
Brady War Pictures in Sixteen Week Wa tering Courier
Readers urged to obtain the Brady War Pictures with text matter for school children as supplied in sixteen weekly sections by the Watering Evening Courier. Coupon appears on page 3.
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Watering Evening Courier
Freak baseball marathon ends in twentieth inning
Kansas City Journal reports a freak baseball game in a junior league where Yale Bluea and Waddie Rines battled 20 innings. Both sides traded runs, with one team scoring in the nineteenth and the other in the twentieth, before the Yale Vines finally pulled ahead. Fifteen pitchers saw action in the extended contest.
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Kansas City Journal
Kansas City
Yale Bluea
Waddie Rines
Achean
Yale Vines
PIANO BOX HID SUPPLY OF BEER
Charles City July 30 armed with a search warrant Sheriff H D White Deputy Sheriff W J Fluent Chief of Police Fluent and Officer Green searched the livery stable Sunday afternoon operated by Dave McMonigle and found eighty eight bottles of beer The timber fluid was taken in charge by Deputy Sheriff Fluent and McMonigle placed in jail in lieu of a cash bond of 500 which was asked by Mayor Fitzgerald McMonigie waived preliminary
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Charles City
H. D. White
Officer Green
Dave McMonigle
Fluent
McManigie
Fitzgerald
Bond posted after examination of suspected McManigle barn
Yesterday an examination led to a $500 bond for appearance at the next term of court. The McManigle barn had been under suspicion for weeks, with Sunday’s inspection revealing a piano box repurposed as an ice box. The box’s upper section held feed, while a concealed lower section displayed the liquor via a pulled wire front panel.
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McManigle
Waterloo Business College Elects Class Officers
Graduates of the Waterloo Business College awaiting completion of their course met last evening and chose Verne Bartley as President Fred Horan as Vice President Gabrielle Leimer as Secretary Edna Sanford as Treasurer The class motto Hammer it Out colors blue and gold and the white rose as the flower.
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Verne Bartley
Fred Horan
Gabrielle Leimer
Parsons’ Music House
Edna Sanford
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