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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
5
Boston sputtered to a 13 0 loss to Philadelphia marking the fourth consecutive scoreless contest in which each side had won two. Mays held hitters to one hit, while Philadelphia’s lineup featured Shea Adams Perkins Maye and Schang in a hard fought battle.
Brooklyn beat New York 1 to 0 as only 28 New York batters faced Rube Marquard. Olson bunted safe, moved on Daubert’s infield hit, and scored on a Zimmerman wild throw in the seventh. Pirates down Cubs 3–0 on timely hitting by Mollwitz. Phillies thrash Braves 16–6 led by Stock and Cravath. Cardinals topple Reds 12–1 behind St Louis’ scoring spree.
American Association standings show Tevisville 7, Milwaukee 2, Indianapolis 2, Kansas City 4, Columbus 6, St. Paul blank or missing. Provides a quick snapshot of team positions and recent scoring outcomes in a compact league summary.
Chicago sport flashes report the thirty sixth running of the atoma derby today with seven three year olds in the field. National baseball commission head August Hermann warns Provost Marshal Gen Crowder that 533 players from 16 major league clubs on reserve lists may be forced to seek other work if Washington rules are strictly enforced. John A Heydier of the National Baseball League claims the Philadelphia American League club, not the Boston Nationals, should be blamed for Perry Perrr controversy.
At Maple Grove cemetery in Dover, mourners after the burial of Mrs Christina Miniauck gathered by her grave and shared breakfast. The ritual saw friends scoop soil on the grave and refill the holes with wine, a custom to be repeated in six months according to the report.
Jon Mandot the Heatweight, based in New Orleans, plans a ring return after years of army camp training. The piece notes Mandot’s past as a top challenger, references bouts with Wolgast and Ritchie, and mentions other boxers like McGoorty, Brown, Burns, Williams, Tendler, and Moha, along with boxing-related promotions and injuries in a crowded boxing round-up.
Earl Caddock of Camp Dodge remains world heavyweight wrestling champion after a hard fought no decision match against Strangler Lewis at the Coliseum. The bout featured rare action with several near falls, repeated toeholds, and dramatic exchanges, ending without a fall as both men avoided decisive defeat. Charles Hummel of La Porte City wins amateur state trapshooting title with 99 of 100 targets, edging J W Peterson and others in Emery Park events.
Cubs captain and catcher Bill Killifer says Jim Vaughn is as good a left hander as Alexander was a right hander. Killifer notes Vaughn's curve and cites Vaughn's sharp breaking pitches and spring form. Vaughn has nine wins in twelve starts and 65 strikeouts, signaling potential strikeout king status this season.
The article recounts a match where Ting charged like a mad bull but Caddock escaped and taunted him. Caddock bruised Lewis with slaps and kicks while Lewis’s superior weight let him withstand moves. Caddock excelled offensively, yet Lewis’ brute strength kept him in contention and neutralized several holds.
Cartoonist George McManus continues Bringing Up Father, with copyright dated 1917. International News Service notes ongoing syndication and distribution across markets.
London, May 28. English author LB Mays recounts his first baseball game between the US Army and Navy, describing its spectacle, chants, and chaotic enthusiasm. He vows to attend more games, declaring he is now a devoted fan and predicting cricket and football will seem dull by comparison. He notes army and navy players, admiring Williams, Mims, and the crowd’s fervor.
Announcements from La Porte City note the June 10 Kalamazoo Michigan marriage of Blanche B. El Wood of Buffalo Center to Floyd Eadsil of La Porte City. The bride, who lived with Mrs A J Worley, studied at Waterloo Business College and has worked as a bank bookkeeper. The item also lists local attendance at a McQuilkin picnic and various visits and relocations of residents, with names and places across Iowa.
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