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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1911
Page
4
Waterloo defeats Dubuque 6 to 2 as Hendrix allows two earned runs while Fosberg and Wall spark late hits. Collins leads Waterloo with two hits and strong fielding as Dubuque strands ten baserunners and complains about umpire Bennett's calls.
The Prodigals dropped the game amid weak pitching as Miner, Batenen, and others faced tough hits. Errors and a rough effort on the mound contributed to the defeat.
Chicago teams fell 13 to 2 as Cincinnati pitchers kept the Cubs in check with ragged defense and timely hitting. Sheckard homered after Shean’s single to avoid a shutout. Keefe and Clarke starred for Cincinnati while Reulbach and Mung struggled for Chicago.
Stolen base Vogel two base hit Orangie Gueisser three base hit Struck out by Aliner three by Gueisser one by Lakati seven bases on balls off Miner off Queisser Umpire Cus sack Davenport vs Rock Island box score referenced.
The article lists medieval Irish kings including Maol Ceachlin 980 and Brian Bordhme 1014, then notes Denis O'Brian 1048 and others before 1186. It states after Henry II's reign began Ireland had governors under English power, ending native kings.
Caled Douthett joined the Bonster squad in 1909 when Waterson was in the Central association and did not pitch last year. He appeared in 13 games, won six, as manager Boyle failed to assemble a winning combination that season. He is described as clever and heady with good stuff.
Jim Flynn of Fuehin Cole delivered a heavy assault on Mie AM Kaufman of San Francisco, knocking him out in the tenth round. Kaufman endured eight Flynn knockdowns, blood streaming from his left eye and mouth, while Flynn remained largely unscathed except for a swollen cheek on Kaufman.
Fans in Waterloo Davenport and Dubuque enjoy Class B championship ball. Waterloo and Dubuque meet at Red Cedar Park at 2 pm with Hon. Mr. Hollenbeck pitching for the Boosters. Directors meeting called in Chicago by H. B. Maynar and tonight in Waterloo office.
Real estate transfers recorded by Black Hawk Co Abstract Co show numerous Waterloo parcels changing hands. Buyers include Stevens, Weatherill, Hoperson, Andersen, Jenson, Berend, Bandfield, Alford, Townsend trustees, Leavitt, Chester, Cline, Hays, and Stolp with properties in Maple Leaf, Garden Place, Whit ney Sedgwick, Linden Place, Hillside, East Waterloo, Prospect Heights and other additions. Prices range from $1 to $3,400 with several parcels transferring for nominal sums.
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