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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1915

Page

4

Mason City Clays Edge Waterloo in Second Game

Mason City beat Waterloo 7 to 3 after a six inning surge as Claydiggers bunched hits. Leonard, Braysen, Vinson and Brausen sparked late scoring while Tuttle faltered on the mound, granting Waterloo a brief lead before Mason City flipped the script in the sixth.

Sheldon Nardy Welch Alperman Woward Brausen Hardy Masters Tuttle Brausen Bay Braysen Buergelin Vinson Lowther Sohn Harrison Garrett Fairchild Leonard Waterloo Mason City Hrennan Andrews Torkelson Taylor Brangen HY Welch Yon Y Alperman Sooth Zook Tutticn Trauson BowRoy Garrett Land Winsor Lowtherneg Prirehild Herrison Tima Shaffer

League Game Results and Standings of Clubs

Yesterday’s league results cover the American Association and Western League. Key outcomes include Minneapolis 9 over Louisville 4, Milwaukee 4 over Cleveland 3, Indianapolis 12 over St Paul 4, Kansas City 2 over Omaha 1, Wichita 14 over Des Moines 2, and Topeka 2 over Sioux City 1.

Louisville Minneapolis Milwaukee Columbus St. Paul Indianapolis Kansas City Denver St. Joseph LioroIn Des Moines Wichita Omaha A. Topeka Sioux City Federal Lennie Pitsburg Art Vt AGS Newark Brookiyn St. Louis Chicago Ae Hallinvore Buntalo Jr American Association Indianapolis A BRI Kansas Ity Cleveland Minneapolis la

Federal League and minor league baseball roundup

Kansas City beat St. Louis 5 to 1 with a three run third inning and a run in eighth for a seventh straight Main victory. Brooklyn defeated Baltimore 5 to 3 after Fred Smith's bases loaded homer in the eighth. Ackley high school claims Hardin county undisputed title after 8 fg 2 season, led by Arthur Reinhart. Charles City and Rockwell opened with a 2 to 1 win for Rockwell, while Giants beat Jefferson 7 to 6 and Cubs toppled Cardinals 12 to 10 in hospital diamond tilt.

Kansas City St. Louis Kansasity Main Groom Watson Millin Busterly Brooklyn Baltimore N.Y Fred Smith Wafalo Baltimores Visors Zinn Bailer Taollitsett Laditte Land Ackley Jones Town Fairg Hich Wellsburg Orhat Imanager White Sox Williams

Great Finishes Open Day at Waverly Meet

Two accidents alter results on opening day at the Waverly meet. The surprises shifted standings as competitors seized chances, with standout performances from local athletes and visiting teams.

Great Waverly Meet

Opening Cedar Valley meet action rivals and holds record crowd

Waverly hosts the Cedar Valley race meet opening as drivers and horses push heats under a unique Cedar Valley scoring system. Several heats see upsets with Lilly Mead and 409 Joe among notable incidents. crowd expectations rise despite cooler weather.

Waverly Cedar Valley Wis Lilly Mead W.H. Emerson Mason City Joe Sir Shelb Meyers Mammond Vrank Goteh Humboldt

Nations cash balance shows marked decrease in May

The balance in the United States treasury for May stood at 314,996,057.40, down from a year earlier by 61,320,913.92. Ordinary disbursements over receipts for the current fiscal year exceeded by 105,9023,089.42. Sons of Veterans held muster of three candidates F H Cutler F M Franklin and Win F Kirkpatrick at Waterloo camp No 33 with steps toward a bugle camp. A J Trusk named assistant secretary of the local camp. Ladies auxiliary met at the G A R hall.

Washington, D United States Sons OF Veterans Mest F. H. Cutler F. M Franklin Win F. Kirkpatrick Waterloo Sons of Veterans G. A. R. Hall A. J. Trusk G. A

Cubs Pitchers Proved Easy For McGraws Giants

New York defeated Chicago 9 to 3 in the last game of the series as Marquard pitched masterly with strong support. Archer homered with McLarry aboard. Lavender and Standridge gave up hits for the Giants. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in eight innings with Costello misplaying a ball for a triple that sparked the rally. Philadelphia edged St Louis 5 to 4 as Luders drove in two with a triple and a late single. Boston beat Cincinnati 4 to 3 after rallying in the ninth following a late tie.

Chicago Philadelphia Boston Tanner Brooklyn Peetes Bly St. Louis Howe Pittaburgh New York Cincinnati American Lemguy Cuhicago Washington Lavender Standridge Marquard Archer McLarry Smith

Chicago Braves Boston to Move Back Top of AL Race

Chicago moved into first place in the American League with a 4 to 3 win over Boston in Boston. Rowland shuffled the lineup to add batting punch but Chicago out hit Boston and benefited from two Boston errors. Benz, Sepiz and Schalk led Chicago while Mays and Thomas contributed for Boston. In Philadelphia, Philadelphia beat St. Louis 5 to 2 as Bressler pitched under pressure, with fielding errors by St. Louis aiding the victory.

Chicago Boston Mass Rowland White Sox Benz Sepiz Schalk Mays Thomas Athletics Brown Philadelphia St. Louis Bressler

Grinnell Freshman Leads Track Team in 1916 Captaincy

Grinnell June 8 Charles Host, premier sprinter of the Searang and Black track team, was unanimously elected captain of the 1916 team by honor G track athletes. First freshman named to such a post in the college’s history, reflecting sprinting strength and leadership. Water loc sp Home distribution noted by Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter, serving about 6,400 homes in Waterloo.

Grinnell Charles Host Searang Hoyt Waterloc Sp Waterloo

Burlington 10 Retain Club In Keokuk Season

Keokuk June 9. President M EB Justice returns from Burlington and confirms the Burlington club will stay on about the same basis as Keokuk. About 1200 dollars will solve finances for rest of season and Dick Ronn remains manager. Hayden’s departure may boost attendance and support.

Keokuk M. EB. Justice Burlington Dick Ronn H Hayden Hayden Justice

New York Beats Detroit In Final Game Of Series

Wild Bill Donovan boosts New York batting order as the Giants defeat Detroit 4 7 in the last game of the series. Dubuc, McKee and Sweeney also contribute in a 4 60 score line. Washington takes three of four from Cleveland as errors cushion two runs. Colon, ONeill, Ayres and Henry star in the close contest. A separate note describes an Iowa hospital colony plan to study epilepsy, outlining the initial hospital, central administration, and future expansion funded by the legislature.

New York Tigers Wild Bui Donovan Detroit Dubuc McKee Caldwell Sweeney Senators

Epileptic Colony Plans Completed

Dr M N Voldeng superintendent of the state hospital colony for pileptics at Woodward reports extensive work underway for locating and building designs. The state architect nears completion of the first building plan the medical group. Heating and power plant to be erected at once.

Des Moines M. N. Voldeng State Hospital Woodward

Burlington Club Passes to Local Management Claim

The Burlington association takes over the club as local men run it under new management. Trust in raising season funds and boosting popularity after Mr Harden’s departure. The seek release of pitcher Baichley blocked. he remains with Burlington as other players stay property of the association. If funds fail, players move to the league and the franchise may transfer to Rock Island.

Burlington Association Justins Bulington Harden Ofaichley Hayden Monday Baichley Central Association Justice Warden J. H. Farrell the Nations] Association Baiehley Burlington Club Farrell O. K U. K Red Sox Rock Island Burlington Orchard City

ISS Girls Club Plans Picnic Breakfast at YMCA

The Business Girls' club of the Waterloo YMCA plans a breakfast picnic in the association rooms Friday morning. Girls wishing to join the festivities are asked to phone the YMCA office.

ISS Girls' Club Business Girls’ Club Waterloo

Attendance expected at 6 oclock meeting with refreshments

Large attendance is expected as 6 oclock has been designated the hour of meeting and everyone is expected to be wide awake when the weenies and coffee are served.

May Blossom and The Pasture at Plaza and Grand

The Plaza staged May Blossom in initial projection with Pathe News and songs by Mrs Y de Lake. At the Grand the Mutual feature The Pasture starred John Emerson in four parts with a single reel comedy and a three piece orchestra providing music.

Plage Pathe Smwage Y ¥ de Lake John Emerson

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