Independents Fall To Waverly In Slugfest
Waterloo Independents lost 8 to 2 at Waverly as catcher Metcalf left the game with a hand injury and Wolfe replaced him on the mound. Feistner led the Independents with legding drive, while Wasner and Metcalf starred before injuries and errors swung the contest toward the visitors.
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Waterloo Independents
Independents
Metcalf
Hil
Waterloo
Wolfe
Feistner
Short
Wasner
Griffin
Waverly
Sweeney in Good Form for Highlanders as Season Opens
Ea Sweeney the big catcher for the New York Highlanders shows splendid form for Manager Wolverton. With Gabby Street as lieutenant the New Yorkers are well fortified behind the plate and should contend strongly in the American League race.
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Ea" Sweeney
New York Highlanders
Wolverton
Gabby” Street
Ward League Plays Ball at Lafayette Park
Teams of the city played two baseball games at Lafayette park with a good crowd. First ward defeated Fourth ward 7 to 6 in six innings while Second ward beat Packing House ward 4 to 0.
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City
Baseball League
Lafayette Park
Packing House
First Ward
P. Manahi
Shour
Rosgen
Mitchell
W. Manahi
Kress
Weld
Catch Champ
J. Champ
Briges
Zook
Hasbrook
Harvey
Gilley
Baldy
Bash
Colby
Brown
Fourth Ward
Joan
Second Ward
Quackenbush
Coffin
B. Morr
J. Morris
Robinson
P. Morri
Mark Morris
Ively
Feld
Hoffman
Third Ward Kupr
Milgap
Wagner
Lef
Worrell
Hill
Igzing
BR. Storm
Parker
C. Storm
Third Ward
C.eceeree
Engravers Move Up a Notch at Prospect Park
The Engravers defeated Nauman 12 to 8 in a Fort Worth area Fobhers league game before a large crowd at Prospect Park. Mentions of future matchups include Courier versus Engravers and Galloway against Y MC with grounds praised and park commissioner Byrnes credited for the venue. A testimonial for Chamberlain's Liniment claims it relieves rheumatic pain.
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Batwrdae
Prospect Park
Engravers
Nauman
Jacobsen
Rey
Eneyave
Naiman Cr
Witmine
Naiman
Gross
Courier
Ene
Galloway
Chamberlain
All Dealera
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
National League games in Cincinnati and Chicago produced several clear winners with Pittsburgh and St Louis losing while Chicago and Detroit won in other matchups. Western and Central associations show mixed scores including Davenport, Dubuque, and Keokuk high scoring games with multiple ties and incomplete lines.
Saturday Baseball and League Scores Roundup
A chaotic recap lists multiple games with scores across leagues and cities. Highlights include Boston 6 12, Brooklyn 12, Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh 2 1, Cincinnati 1, St Louis Chicago 19, Philadelphia 12 4, Chicago 1 New York 14 10, Detroit 11 3, Topeka Lincoln 7, Omaha Sioux City 2 in ten innings, and several minor league results from Central Association and other matches across Hannibal Keokuk Dubuque and nearby towns.
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National League
York
Pittsburgh
Louwle
Washington
Piladelphia
Louis Vi
Tangue
Joseph Ha
Des Moines
Cumin
Topeka
Springfield
Davenport
Decatur
Tarburque
Deorla
Bloomington
Central Association
Burlington
Monmouth
Owenburg
Hannibal Ny
Keokuk
Pwi
Pet
Galloway
Ease
Courter
Nauman
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Toseph
St. Joseph
Des Antries A
Omaha
Sioux City
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittchurch
Pittsburgsh
Cincinnnati
St. Louis
St. Jouis
Chicago & St. Tenis
Detroit
Western
St Joseph
Lincoln
AY Wictita
Denver
Waterloo Red Sox Defeat Coons In Local Match
The Waterloo Red Sox defeated the Waterloo Coons 2 to 1 on the IT C shop grounds yesterday afternoon. Pitcher Bradley and catcher Riehtie led the Red Sox in a fast, entertaining game. The Coons recently organized a team and plan exhibition games and travel for future contests.
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Waterloo Red Sox
COONS
Waterloo Coons
IT .C
Bradley
Red Sox
Riehtie
Ed Adamson to referee Brown Blair wrestling match
The Majestic theatre hosts a finish wrestling bout between Carl Brown and Bert Blair tomorrow evening with Ed Adamson of Chicago as referee. Three ringside judges will be chosen to ensure fairness, and preliminary acts are planned as fans anticipate a close match.
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Carl Brown
Bert Blair
Majestic Theatre
ED Adamson
Chicago
Brown
Blair
West Side
Teferes
Farmer Burns
Jess Reimer
Adamson
Wat‘erlan
Hitchccock
Wil
Barton
Lara
Mangled Remains Found After Night Train Death
In Dunkerton Iowa, 55 year old August Strempke was killed by a train near the Wapsie bridge while returning to his farm from Fairbank. His remains were scattered along the tracks and later recovered, with authorities noting he likely slept on the rails. He left a wife and large family.
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Dunkerton
August Strempke
Wapsle Bridge
Strempke
Waterloo
Fairbank
Fragmented 1920s Waterloo Names in Local Notice
A garbled OCR fragment lists individuals and places including Waterloo residents and Cedar Falls areas. Readable names include Caroline Stinder and Jennie Sprouse with Waterloo references, plus Oshkosh Wisconsin and Forest City mentions, all in a jumbled public notice. The text lacks a clear event, date, or outcome.
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Tye
Carnival Lot Two Snakes at Exposition Ends in Clinton
The carnival company left town after a weekend stop, bound for Clinton where tents open this week. A monkey escaped during loading and was recaptured after some effort. Two large snakes escaped and died, blue racer by a train and bull snake slain by boys. Sam Frank says a neat sum will go to the baseball fund as expenses approach three hundred dollars. The line notes Chamberlains Liniment for sprained ankles.
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Carnival Company
Clinton
Great Western
Sam Frank
New Blood Poison Cure Promises One Treatment Miracle
Dr Coth ern advertises a new treatment for blood poison curing many cases with a single approach 606 touted as a twentieth century wonder. He claims to also treat liquor and morphine habits and offers non surgical cures for goiter hemorrhoids and fistulas while criticizing other doctors. He invites patients to visit Suite 807 Russell Lamson Bldg with hours 6 12 am 2 5 and 7 8 pm.
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Roosevelt
Anti Cigarette Sunday Services in Waterloo
Rev. Lewis P. Kopp was appointed head of the local Anti Cigarette league during two Waterloo meetings. Organizer Miss Lucy Page Gaston spoke on national work and local plans targeting 5000 members by Thanksgiving. Carlton Sias and Dr C M Wray addressed the evening session on tobacco harms. a women and girls meeting follows at the First Baptist Church.
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Waterloo
M. Vy A
Lewis P. Kopp
Central Church of Christ
Lucy Page Gaston
Chicago
National Anti-Cigarette League
Carlton Sias
C. M. Wray
First Baptist Church
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Bernards
America
Webb & His Band
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Meritol
Meritor
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Royce Ees
Syndicate Building
Waterloo Evening Courier
TION
Cat
Davis
C.J. Miller
Fourth Street
Waverly Club
Catcher Metcalf
Sweeney
Good Shafer
Cincinnati
Wichita
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Dubuque
Quincy
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Muscartine
Itumwa
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Muscahae
Kewanee 1
Keokuke Keokule
Rtimiwa A
Kevery
Urady
Wasterloo Beivening
ED Adamsom
Robert
Indianapolis News
Ablerp
Parm
Dunkertile
Baseball Association
Newt
DR. Cothern
Ing Speaker
Mellin’s
Mellin
R.C. Johnson
Santa Fe St
Atchison, Kansas
Mass
Wilbert Shailenberger
Oskweed Blvd
Hdw
Binder
Lafayette Streets
State Loan Company
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Kohl's Shoe Store
Fowler Co
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