Cubs Humble as Marquard Dominates in 5–0 Loss
Chicago's pennant hopes faded as New York beat the Cubs 5 to 0. Marquard was near invincible, allowing six hits while Richie weakened after eight innings and surrendered five runs. Merble doubled in the eighth, sparked by Fletcher and Myers, but a large crowd failed to materialize.
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New York
Marquard
Richie
Merble
Leftfeld Circus
Fletch
Fletcher
Myers
New York Triumphs Over Chicago In Nine Inning Showdown
In a tense ball game New York scored three more runs after midgame, pushing past Chicago 5 to 3. Ds Doyle and Snodgrass led the visitors with timely hits while Merkle, Fletcher and J Doyle contributed crucial RBIs as Marquard and Richie hold the mound.
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L. Noyle
Snodgrass
Murray
Merkle
Her- Roe
Letcher
Herzog
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Doyle
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R.H. P.O.A.F
Bheckard
Behulte
Tinker
Zimmerman
Jj. Doyle
Baier
Saier
Fletcher
J. Dorte
J. Rorle
Zim
Merman
Sajier
Chi
Eego
Marquard
Richie
Brennan
O'Day
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results show Chicago 0 against New York in the National League with rain causing no game in several American League matchups. American Association games included Kansas City 7 over Minneapolis 4 and Milwaukee 4 over St Paul 3. Western League games featured St Joseph 9 2 loss to Sinaling 1 0 and Denver 6 Des Moines 2.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
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Verona
Columbus
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Toutsville
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Denver
Des Moines
Puebla—Pueblo
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Indianapols
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Saturday Baseball Scores From Across The Circuit
Fragmented results show multiple city pairings with scores including Chicago over New York and Boston edges, Cincinnati beating Boston, Philadelphia defeating Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Philadelphia games, New York and St. Louis clashes, Milwaukee hosting a draw, and other listed matchups with partial scores and uncertain details.
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Prtteburgh
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Rowland predicts dissolution of the Three-I league
Clarence Rowland, owner of the Dubuque Three-I team, says a new seven club league will form nearby, replacing the Three-I league. The Joseph college football squad arranged a Thanksgiving day game on the Dubuque grounds versus Physicians and Surgeons' college in Chicago.
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West High Falls to Marshalltown 29 0 in Saturday Clash
Waterloo West High suffered a 29 to 0 defeat at Marshalltown High on a Saturday afternoon. The game featured veteran players for one side and a younger squad for the other, with Marshalltown asserting control throughout.
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Ed Walsh Sets New Record in Fungo Hitting
At Comiskey Park White Sox park in Chicago a crowd of 3008 witnessed Ed Walsh hit a fungo ball 419 feet 8 inches to set a world record. Jimmy Austin matched the era and tied Cobb Colline’s 39 5 seconds in the bumane run to first base.
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Saturday Football Results Across Colleges and High Schools
A rundown of Saturday football scores from various colleges and high schools. Notable results include Princeton at Stevens 0, Lehigh 11, Dartmouth 22 over Dickinson, Harvard 17 over Dates 0, Penn State 7, and Yale 26 over Holy Crags. High school games feature Des Moines East 49 over Adel 0 and Des Moines West 12 over Ames 6 with several other local matchups.
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la Fayette
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Dates
Rewdoin
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Western Ataryland
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Dickinson
Dartmouth
Massachusetts Aggies
Willame
Rennselaer
Corned
Colgate
Yale
Holy Crags
Chie State
Otterbein O. Haverford
Philadelphia Pharmasis
Pennsylvania State
Geneva
Reserve
Hiram
Western Colleges
Minnesota & Ames
Indiana
DePauw
Monmouth
Vashti
St. Louis University
Capa Giradéau Normal
C. Missouri State University
William Jewell College
Des Moines Fast High
Adel
Des Moines West High
Ames
Ottumwa
Alma C. Burlington
Morning Sun
Marshalltown
West Waterloo
Normal
East Waterloo
Mason City
Osage
Plattville Normal
Dubuque
Cobb Still Leads Heavy Sluggers in Batting Averages
Detroit star Tris Cobb tops the American League batting list with .419 in 140 games and 571 at bats. Cleveland’s Jackson follows, batting .463 with 551 at bats in 144 games. Cleveland’s Lajoie is third, with .385 in 278 at bats across 100 games. Pittsburgh’s Wagner rates high in actual at bats though third in the National League, with .340 across 450 at bats in 122 games.
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Trrus Cobb
Detroit
Cobb
Jackson
Cleveland
Lajoie
Wagner
Pittsburgh
Tigers Triumph 5-2 Over Waterloo Eleven at Red Cedar Park
The Tigers defeated Waterloo Gasoline Engine Works by 5 to 2 in an exciting football match at Red Cedar Park. The game featured strong play from both sides with the Tigers taking a decisive lead and maintaining it through the final whistle.
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Waterloo Gasoline Engine Works
Red Cedar Park
Spelling Bees in High Favor Again
The Courier advertises a dictionary promotion by coupon. The piece notes spelling as a popular pastime and praises a compact bound dictionary with charts and grammar aids. Readers are urged to save six Courier coupons for a discounted copy.
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Churches Should Play the Game at Y M C A Meeting
Dr H J Clark of Cedar Rapids urged Christian men to join the Men and Religion movement and “play ball” in church work hoping to save individuals and strengthen society. Dr John Earl of Des Moines praised the effort as a clearing house for various groups and noted a gender imbalance in churches with four women per man as evangelists struggle to convert couples.
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Cedar Rapids
U. S
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Des Moines College
Committee of One Hundred
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Ear
Local Notes From New Hartford and Nearby Areas
New Hartford residents visit relatives and attend the Hampton fair this week. Ongoing extended visits occur in Oregon and California. A district court suit for damages and divorce action is filed in Runner county. Local scenes include visitors in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo and a business placing clothing in Bonoquin store rooms. A doctor expands with a new office addition, and several residents travel to Fort Dodge and Cedar Falls while illness keeps G. M. Bronson home.
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Hampton
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David Sherman
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CNN
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Dr Wiley to gain powers in pure foods enforcement
Washington reports Secretary Wilson plans sharp reforms in the Agriculture Department to empower Dr Harvey W Wiley in enforcing the Pure Food Law. McCabe and Dr Dunlap duties will be altered to remove obstacles, with the food and drugs board weakened or abolished and the Remsen board terminated after its sulphur in fruits inquiry.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley
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Food and Drugs Board
Dunlap
Pure Food and Drugs Board
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Remsen Board
Moss Committee
Amusements at Waterloo Tonight The Cow and the Moon
Mr. Chas A Sellon presents The Cow and the Moon at Waterloo tonight promising steady smiles for audiences. The light musical comedy relies on humor to entertain rather than weighty themes and draws on Sellon’s prior successes. Also featured is The Runaway Girl with Edwin Patterson praised as a leading attraction of the season in the West.
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Waterloo
West
Edwin Patterson
Eason
Runaway Girl and Billy Come to Waterloo Theatre
A late musical comedy with Phyllis Daye and the Broiler Girl Chorus features ten numbers with entire wardrobe changes. The Runaway Girl plays at Waterloo on Saturday including a matinee and Billy Friday. Billy the three act farce opens next Friday October 6 direct from Daly's New York run, a Shubert produced show that stayed in New York through the season.
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Broiler
the Waterloo
Billy
Waterloo Theater
Daly's Theater
New York
Shuberts
Trust Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for Children
Don’t trifle with a cold. for a child it may be vital. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is safe and effective for coughs and colds in children and is sold by all dealers.
Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
An old fashioned remedy promises darker hair and restored youth. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur claims to curb dandruff stop hair loss promote growth and beautify the hair. All druggists offer it at fifty cents with refund if it fails. H. W. Taggart 537 Commercial St.
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