Terry's Double Secures Sox Victory in Ninth
In St Louis May game, Terry pinch hits for Danforth with two out and two on, doubling to drive in two and seal Chicago's 5 to 4 win. Weisman allowed two doubles and two singles as St Louis held on for the win.
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St. Louis
Terry
Danforih
Chicago
S41
Louis
Altho
Hunt
Faber
Danforth
Wolfang
Williams and
Off
lLynn Park
Plank
Weisman and
Hartley
Cubs Edge St Louis as Doak Allows Two Hits
St Louis defeated Chicago 3 to 0, aided by three first inning and third inning runs. Doak walked four but scattered two hits and kept Chicago from scoring. Till and Fischer sidelined with injuries. Hill Allen signed to join the club.
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Doak
Chicago
Nowk
St. Louis
Rescher
Betzel
Doo Tao
Sairr
Long
Till
Fischer
Werehmen
Hill Allen
Pittsburgh Federal
Fio Fay Chicaro
Cho
al Doak
Snoyfer
Vaughn
Archer
C A Playing Season To Open In Four Cities
Central Association baseball opens with Cedar Rapids Waterloo and two southern cities. Manager Brennan Waloppose Cedar Rapids this afternoon. Besther the catcher was hospitalised but will likely rejoin the team soon. Joe Herger may start for Waterloo while fans expect a strong hitting club from Waterloo.
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Manger Brensan
Inantei
Besther
Tuesey
Moe
Whiley
Zackert
Cedar Rapids
Bunnies
Jarek Llerhert
Jack
Iis
Kuhn
Schoonover
Herbert
Helden UI
Eddie
Joe Herger
Joe
Opening Day Baseball Storms Clinton Banter
Clinton opens the 1916 Central Association season with Clinton Plints vs Marshalltown Ansons at 3 pm. A parade forms at 1 pm, Mayor Hansen to proclaim a half holiday, schools may close, and fans expect a big, festive start amid Burlington and Marshalltown visits and a schedule of three Clinton games in three days.
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Murcatine
Byversone
Central Association
Ciub
South End
Ned Egan
Dcience
Harry Bar
Vlage
Muskies
Benny Mauft Hinkerton
Clintom
Teady
Clnton
Clinton
Clinton PL Ints
Marshalltown Ansons
Central Associaton Baseball
Hansen
Olor
First Street
Fifth Avenue
Peter Fuller
Wlek. Purcell
AL Y
Clinton City
Clinton Citizens Band
Fire Department
Marshalllawn
M, TG
Justice
Burlington
Dick Rolin
Paul Turgeon
Fort Dodge
Bell
Commercial Exchange
Cliff Lee Joins Boyle s Squad
Anbon Leader reports Cliff Lee, catcher from Muscatine, joins Manager Boyle s Clinton bound squad alongside Howard from Denver and Hickman of Indianapolis. Lee strengthens the backstop, with Watkins Wieward and Hickman pitching and Johnson Collins as catchers, as 15 players remain on the roster.
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Marshalltown
Piteher Howant
Denver
Cha Tees
Hoyle
Clifford Lee
Muscatine
Lincoln
Boyle
Musky
Lee
Clinton
Watkins
Wieward
Hickman
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues
American Association results included Kansas City 2 defeats Indianapolis 3 with rain delays noted for Paul-Toledo. Western League games listed Des Moines 5 Omaha 10 and Denver 5 Wichita 6 with rain and wet field conditions. Three-T League reports Bloomington 4 Manitiba 0 and Peoria 14 Quincey 8, Molive 10 Rock Island 2, Rockford 6, Davenpart 2 with Lincoln 15 Sioux City weathered by rain.
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American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Paul-Toledo
Minneapolis-Columbus
Milwaukee-Louisville
Des Moines
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
St. Joseph-Topeka
Lincoln
Sioux City
Bloomington
Manitiba
Peoria
Quincey
Molive
Rock Island
Rockford
Davenpart
Runser Named Muscatine Captain For Coming Season
Jess Runser, veteran third baseman, was yesterday elected field captain of the Muscatine Musketes. He won unanimously at a players’ meeting after practice, praised for his popularity and baseball knowledge. The Muscatine Journal notes his expected value as on field leader.
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Runser
Jess Runser
Musketes
Maomberg
Egan
Muscatine Journal
Shamrocks Arrive as New Era for Waterford Club Begins
The Shamrocks, led by Brennan, join the league as Waterloo’s team replacing the retiring Blue Jay. Frank J. Hanson, longtime Waterloo sports writer, coins the nickname. Manager Bay trims the squad for opening day, with Red Torkelson set to be released and Laz Garrett returning to the Claydiggers. The Claydiggers announce an eighteen-man opening roster and travel to Muscatine for the season start on Wednesday.
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Fort Dodgers
Shamrocks
Brennan
Iberpians
Brannigan
Finnigan
Flaherty
McCafferty
Whaley
Suich
County Cork
Waterloo
Hicks
Jay Andrews
Frank J. Hanson
Marshalltown
Tribune
Bay
Red” Torkelson
Red
Laz
Garrett
Cleveland
Torkelson
Baynell
Garret
Fitzpatrick
McCulloch
Hendee
Watson
Weeks
Richardson
Vinson
Hardy
Brausen
Rogers
Kensel
Brown
Black
Muscatine
Mason City Times
Everywoman at Waterloo and other notable shows
The Waterloo doors open to Henry W. Savage's Everywoman the only American company for the production. Bunker Bean May 10 at Watergo theatre follows with adventure of a stenographer who believes he is Ram Tah. Majestic hosts Hardeen escaping a packed box in view of audience. Mary Pickford stars in The Eternal Grind at The Palace, praised as her greatest role to date.
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Waterloo
Henry W. Savage
New York
Boston
Chicago
Bunker Bean
Gee Wilson
Dodd
Harry Leon’ Wilson
Watergo Theatre
Ram-Tah
Bunker
Majestic
Majestic Theatre
Hardean
Paul Davis Dry Goode Company
Hardeen
Paul Davis
Mary Pickford
Ater
Miss Pickford
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Local Ad Claims
An advertisement touts Zemo as a reliable remedy for pimples black heads and skin eruptions promising a soft clear healthy complexion. It claims quick overnight improvements safe easy to use and druggist available with prices 0 25 and 1 00 for extra large bottle.
Are You Slipping These Signs Reveal Undernourished Bodies
A vintage ad touts HEMO malted food as a simple solution to undernourishment. It emphasizes balanced nutrition, no drugs, easy preparation with water, and a satisfaction guarantee. The notice lists Henderson program at a new Waterloo location in the L and J National Bank Building.
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O'Neil
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Wressler
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Rariden
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Schliehner
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Menne
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Blank
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MacLranren
Reinhart
Kennel
Rodgers
Waser
Trehardsyan
Marr
Payton
Eh Morin
LaSalle
Meinert
Kennedy
McGlade
Cliff Lee
Anbon
Central Association of Baseball Clubs
Han
Clinton Herald
Loula
Naetional League
Ta. Pet. Hoston
Hiooklyn
St. Louia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Mason City
National League
Iowa
Tate Bank Corner
West Fourth and
Defferson Streets
Srore
Zemo
Hennerson Prog Uo
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L. & J. Nat'l Bank
Ashby
Lexcicon
Heigh Cluett
Peagody & CO
Peverill Motor Sales Co
Mulberry St
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