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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
5
The Jays defeated the Clinton Pilots 6 to 5 in a midweek contest as miscues and timely hits fueled a two inning rally. Tom Drohan and Eddie Brennan starred for the Jays while Frank Ashland’s catch halted Clinton’s late surge.
Ames will send only two men to the Web-Intercollegiate conference meet at Urbana this Saturday. Coach Merriam plans Pac ker hurdler and Dickinson sprinter if in top form. He believes Packer may excel in the 720 highs. Team members allege unfair judging at the Des Moines state meet.
Newark wins 7 to 3 over Baltimore in twelve innings as Quinn and Reulbach throw strong despite cold wind. Batteries Quinn and Jacklitsch for Newark. Reulbach and Rariden for Baltimore. Other actions: Kansas City tops Pittsburgh for first. Chicago loses to St Louis in Federal league with Prendergast takes first loss after six wins.
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 7 to 4 and 4 to 4 in a doubleheader with Coombs contributing two runs and a rally in the first game while Sherrod Smith returns to pitch in the second. Wheat's left field defense features in the second game as Brooklyn wins again. New York and Boston battled ten innings tied 5 5 in cold weather before rain halted play.
In Chicago, June 3, Tyrus Cobly sparked the defeat of Chicago in the final game of the series. Benn pitched well until the seventh when Cobly singled and scored as Crawford, Kavanaugh, and Young followed with hits. Cobly added another run in the ninth by singling and advancing on steals, with Detroit winning. Browns top Indians. St Louis shutout Cleveland as rain halted the second game. Ruth homered for Boston in a 7-1 win over the Yankees.
Keokuk June 3 report details Joe Wilkus career with Bockford last year from June 15 to July 3. It notes Wilkus is not a veteran and mentions Manager Richards of Marshalltown losing out to another club for his signing.
Marshalltown pounded Burlington with seven runs in the third inning and held on for a 2 to 1 victory. Richardson kept Cedar Rapids hitless through five before a late rally. Mason City beat Keokuk 2 to 1 as Bay led a ninth inning rally. White Sox stay undefeated after beating Wellsburg 5 to 1 at home. Rockwell topped Hampton 3 to 2 as the hosts improve to four wins in five games.
Fort Dodge defeated Sioux Falls 3 to 2 in a game played with the Ansons hampered by an injured infield. Third baseman Lane and pitcher McCarthy were hit. Lane broke a finger, later confirmed by X ray. The Fort Dodge win came after previous 18 to 7 score in a prior meeting.
The Cedar Valley circuit opener at West Liberty on June saw tight, hard driven finishes in all three events. Heat results include 2:08 pace with Columbia Fire 3-1-2 and controversial withdrawal of M F G, and 2:17 pace with Joe Joe leading a field including Cora Blackford and Baron Watts. Best times listed include 2270 1-2 and 12723 1-4.
A player failed to appear for the afternoon game Tuesday morning and is presumed to have left the team. Delaney, last year’s second baseman, has been summoned to report and is expected Friday. Uuttle, a pitcher with Cedar Rapids last season and Nebraska State league earlier, was expected to report today. An unrelated advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder health.
Delaware district court has issued permanent injunctions against eleven druggists who held liquor sale permits. E F Mulvehill of Masonville and N A Gearhart of Hopkinton face continued proceedings. Gearhart’s case undecided while Mulvehill pursued trial after answering.
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 3 After Tuesday's game manager Hamilton released pitcher Lambert. The Bunny boss cited Lambert's showing in the game and Roy Brown's return as reasons for the move. Lambert was sent to Hamilton with recommendations from the St. Jo club after one appearance where he showed potential but faded in the closing inning. He is a big man and may become a pitcher with more experience.
The Delaware County Temperance association wins a string of early cases as officers pursue actions against local druggists. The lid on the matter is described as closed down absolutely tight, marking a decisive outcome for the association in this history.
Waterloo Ad club plans a big turnout for the eleventh annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in Chicago from June 20 to 24. The Waterloo delegation aims for at least 125 members, with a special Illinois Central train set for June 18 and 50 rooms reserved in Chicago. Speakers include Paul Talbot Herman Lefkowitz Jackson McCoy and A J Busby as the meeting proceeds into an open discussion.
Advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills restore kidney activity and relieve rheumatism backache and muscle pain. Urges those who cannot afford travel to health resorts to try the pill sold by all druggists.
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