Grounders and All Star Picks Stir Baseball Talk
General sporting notes recount Chief Bender joining the Cherokees with 169 acres promised in Oklahoma. A Cleveland writer drafts an all star lineup omitting Coombs while praising Graham. downtown betting chatter runs high as election talk fills street corners and cars. Gabby Wallace takes control of the St Louis club, while Juke Stahl exits baseball to run a Chicago bank with partners.
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Bender
Philadelphia Americans
Oklahoma
Typewriters
Cleveland
Coombs
Graham
Juke Stahl
Boston
Jake
Chicago
Market talk fuels Browns and league trade buzz
Cincinnati and Philadelphia dream deal sparks winter trade chatter. St Louis owner Hedges may swap Bailey Griggs and Stone as Jennings rebuilds after another failed pennant. Scouts note Griggs and Bailey are top assets, Stone’s arm limits interest, while Kirk shows potential to replace Delehanty and Jones may depart for 1911.
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Kansas City
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Reds
Phillies
St. Juouls Browns
Hartzell
Stone
Northen
Torias
Schweitzer
Hedges
St. Louis
Bill Beiley
Griggs
George Stone
Browns
Bailey
Griges
Sledges
Hughey Jennings
Tigers
Texas Beaver
Brownlie
Art Griggs
Lajoie
Jennings
Jay Kirk
Jim Delehanty
Tiger
Tom Jones
Charles O'Leary
McIntyre
YMCA basketball results and standings summary
Last evening the YMCA basketball league played, with two forfeits and four games on the floor. Eby defeated Bennett 7 to 6, Walker beat Welker 8 to 0, Van Schoyck won 2 to 0 over Odeh, and Dauchey won 2 to 0 against Pouch. The final series was fast and close, with all teams expected to compete tomorrow night. The notice promotes the Waterloo Evening Courier with subscription offers and a book and art shop advertisement.
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Y C. A
Eby
Bennett
Walker
Welkler
van Schoyck
Odeh
Dauchey
fPouchs
Bradley's Secure Clarksville Stock
Bradley Clothing owners Smith and G A Bradley traded a farm in Illinois and a Randall Street house for the Clarksville stock of merchandise from Neal and Crippen. The Bradleys will liquidate the stock at the Clarksville location, extending into after the holiday season. Hexamethylenetetramine is a chemical used in Foley's Kidney Remedy. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy at first sign of kidney trouble to avoid a serious malady. Wangler Bros. and H. W. Taggart.
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Smith Bradley
G. A. Bradley
Bradley Clothing Company
Randall Street
Neal & Crippen
Clarksville
Bradleys
Wangler Bros
Il. W. Taggart
Palace Home of Prussian Rep by Seine River
The Famous Palace on Rue de fille, once owned by Empress Josephine’s son Eugene de Beauharnais, viceroy of Italy, has long served as the residence of the Prussian representative on the banks of the Seine since the Waterloo battle era.
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Rue de Fille
Josephine
Eugene de Beauharnais
Italy
Waterloo
Seine
Wisconsin versus Minnesota in last western football eight clash
In Madison on November 12 Minnesota has clinched the title while Wisconsin brings a fast line and strong backfield led by Captain Dean and Birch. Experts expect the Badgers to put up a spirited battle as they have traditionally against the Gophers despite the title outcome.
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Madison
Wis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Badgers
Gophers
Dean
Birch
Yale Readies for Princeton Tilt after strong week
New Haven Nov 8 Yale men push hard to fix early game mistakes. Next opponent is Princeton on Nov 12 in New Jersey. Head Coach Ted Coy praises the line and backfield sharpness with Morris at center and Fuller at left guard delivering steady performances all season.
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New Haven
Yale
Hli
Tigers
Princeton
N. J
Ted Coy
Morris
Fuller
Rival managers seek Jennings as White Sox reshuffle possible
Comiskey seeks fresh blood with potential White Sox departures looming next season. Lee Tannehill Pat Dougherty and Freddie Parent may exit. Connie Mack could trade Jimmy Dygert for quality. Doc Gessler Bob Unglaub and Groome likely available from Washington. John I Taylor hints Bill Carrigan Wood and Bradley on the market.
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Jennings
Comiskey
Chicago
Lee
Tannehil
Pat Dougherty
Freddie Parent
White Sox
Connie Mack
Jimmy Dygert
Doc Gessler
Bob Unglaub
Groome
Campaign activity and a fatal rail incident in North Waterloo
North Waterloo buzzes with election posters and a De Wolf address to workers at Kurth hall while Ward holds a sheriff smoker drawing a large crowd. Illinois Central hires Milledge and Pontis as two more brakemen. John Paradoski, 82, was struck and killed by an Illinois Central train near Julien after Sunday lunch while walking on the tracks.
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Orth
Dubuque County
Julien
Illinois Central
Train voting postponements in Dubuque and town notices
Train crews on the Dubuque division pause 15 minutes to allow voting for 7 o'clock departures while Illinois Central shops grant an hour off to vote. Notables: J H Brown of St Paul visiting North Waterloo. C A Menefee injured in a switch engine incident. Joe Taggart leaves Shores Fuel for asphalt plant. T H Sullivan visiting Waterloo. Mrs Lewis and Mrs Widener return from Independence.
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Tom Kelly
Dubuque
Kelly
The
Central
Great Western
J. H. Brown
St. Paul
George Brown
Wise
Waterloo
C. A. Menefee
M Winds Central
Ft. Dodge
Les
Menefee
Joe Taggart
Shores Fuel Company
T. H. Sullivan
Illinois Central
Harry Lewis
Fred Widener
Independence
Population shifts show Canton and East Chicago gains
In Canton Ohio the population rises to 10 453, up 3 889 from prior. East Chicago Indiana reports 19 098 residents, an increase of 12 687.
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Washington
Canton
East Chicago
Indiana
Secretary Dickinson Ends World Tour in New York Arrival
Secretary Dickinson and party return from Europe marking the end of a around the world tour begun July 28. In unrelated dispatches, the steamer Wasago burned at Copper Harbor with all eighteen crew saved by transfer to the West Mount.
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New York
Dickinson
Europe
Calumet, Mich
Wasago
Copper Harbor
West Mount
Papes Diapepsia Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
Ad touts Pape s Diapepsia as a safe pleasant candy that digests all food, relieves indigestion, gas, belching, and headaches within minutes. It claims a 50 cent case cures worst dyspepsia and sour stomach, with no need for laxatives, and urges readers to obtain it from their druggist.
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Sidney Drew
Daly's
Billy
the Syndicate
Harry Ward
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Aleo
Jason
C.D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
Ralph A. Dunkelberg
W. 4Th St
Byvane Transfer CO
A. D. Woodruff Co
West Fourth Street
Consolidated Service Phone
Night Phone
Federal Block
Park Avenue
General Sporting News
Pers
David Rowan
Peoria
Hig
Gabby Wallace
Wallace
Detroit
Hughey Jennings Ie
Y. MG. A
Evening Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
Courier Office
James T. Henderson
Brige Street
Bradley
North
Waterloo and Railroad
Ational Watch Co
Tlgin. L CO
Elgin, Hitnots —Eer
Bibra
Minnie Harrison
Iowa
Hone
Gertrude R. Bayless
Locust St.w. Watertoo
Sitter Ie S Es
Ns Paas
Richard Lee
East Fourth Street
C. R. Hoxie
Black Hawk Bank
Consolidated Iowa
Gaa
Electric Light
Citizens Gas and
Union Mercantile Co
Central Savings Bank
North End
Citizens Savings Bank
East Side
Waterloo Savings Bank
West Side
Hmit
the Ralston
Lamson
Boen
Jennie B. Matthews
Wellington St. Phore
Blue
Ben. C. Everall
Marsh-Place
T. A. McManus, M. D
Commercial Bank
Walter
Black Hawk Natl
E. T. Jaynes
Dr. CA. Waterbury Rooms
Russell-Lamson
J. E. Brinkman
Black Hawk National Bank
Consolidated
DE. F. C. Liffring Osteopathic Physician
Lafayette
C. B
Bodwell
E. A. Hart
J. R. Scott
Ida M. Scott
R. D D. Tiffany
Consolidated Service
Flack Hawk Bank Pruibing
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