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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1913

Page

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Catchers to Decisively Shape World Series Battle

In the race for the championship, Meyers and Schang lead as first choices for the Phillies behind the plate with McLean and Lapp as backups, while McGraw’s Giants rely on McLean and Lapp to challenge. Offensive edge tilts to Meyers, though Schang is swifter on the bases. Lapp overtakes Thomas as Mack’s second catcher, and Wilson gains with experience as the season closes.

New York New York Giants Delphia Athletics Rilos Connie Macklas Schang Lapp Thomas McGraw McLean Wilson Philadelphia Mey Schaney MccLean Meyers Yaungster Connie Mack Giants St. Louis Lapa Cincinnati St. Louis Tra Thomas Mack Sioux City Sioux Omaha City

Many Gridiron Games Scheduled Across Teams Tomorrow

The football slate for tomorrow features Army versus Stevens at West Point, Cornell versus Oberlin at Ithaca, Michigan versus Case at Ann Arbor, Minnesota versus Ames in Minneapolis, Wisconsin against Lawrence at Madison, Yale meeting Maine in New Haven, and other key matchups. A number of minor programs may influence sectional titles despite absence of high profile nonconference clashes.

Army Va. Stevens Weat Point Harvard Cambridge Coe Drake Des Moines Cornell Oberlin Ithica Cornell College Towa Weslyan Mt. Vernon Grinnell Leander Clark Tole Wisconsin Lawrence Madison Yale Maine New Haven

Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues

American League at New York Philadelphia 6 3 4, New York 6 8 3 with an unfinished game. National League at Washington Boston no game due to rain. New York Philadelphia rain. Detroit Cleveland no game. Western League Des Moines St Joseph 2 6, Des Moines 1 2 with second game called at darkness. Wichita Topeka 10, Wichita (incomplete).

Philadelphia Washington Boston Chicago Detroit RF St Aqty Louis New York Waves Pittsburgh Brooklyn Weenee Cincinnati St Louis Ets Ee Bees Denver Des Moines St. Joe Omaha Topeka Wrens Sioux City Fir Wichita Seat Cleveland St. Joseph Wichita

Phillies Win Disputed Game In Polo Grounds Showdown

New York reports Philadelphia won a long disputed game at the Polo Grounds. The opener went to New York 8 3, the second to Philadelphia 4 3, and the third ended with Philadelphia defeating New York 7 2 as the dispute concluded with a series of late inings.

New York New York Philadelphia Philadelphia Brennan l Polo Grounds Murray Meyers Grant Mel Lean Snodgrass Mathewson Marquard Chalmers Hearne McCormick Dooin Fletcher Phila Finneran Burns Iphila Seaton Doomn McLean

Schedule of Tomorrow's NBA Matches Across Major Cities

Chicago at Detroit. St Louis at Cleveland. Boston at Washington. Brooklyn at Boston. Philadelphia at New York. Pittsburgh at Chicago. Cincinnati at St Louis.

Cedar Rapids Cubs Prep for Milwaukee Game Lineup Announced

Acting Manager Spencer unveils a strong tentative lineup for the Cedar Rapids club in next Wednesday's big game against Milwaukee. The slate includes Radabaugh, Dietz, Blanche, Stith, Coppess, Spearer, Kennedy, Stodota, Garzee and reserves Rebee and O'Donnell. Whittaker's status sparks Keokuk drafting chatter as contracts and returns unfold. Iowa college scrimmage notes follow with Ames and Gophers.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Milwaukee Spencer Radabaugh New London Eastern Association Dietz Blanche Mechanicsville Independents Geo. Stith The Bunnies Coppess Springville Independents Wichita Western League Spearer Kennedy Streator J.M Stodota Garzee Runpies Rebee Newton Independents O'Donnell Vinton Stars

Col Roosevelt Plans South American Exploring Trip

Col Theodore Roosevelt prepares to hunt and study wildlife in South America from December 15 to March 30 with a small party of naturalists. They will visit Brazil Argentina Chile and Paraguay then travel up the Paraguay river to landhead of navigation at Cuyaba Brazil for a three month wilderness venture. The expedition includes Anthony Fiala George K. Cherrie and Lee E. Miller with native porters and canoe crews.

New York Theodore Roosevelt South America Brazil Argentina Chile Paraguay Cuyaha Col. Roosevelt Hunter Anthony Fiala George K. Cherrie Indiana Lee E. Miller Newfane American Museum of Natural History

Local Social Notes From Washburn Area

Miss Leona Girseh spent last week with relatives at Jesup. Joe Miller helped unload lumber for R. F. O Connor Friday. H Folmer was a caller here. Mrs Dane and daughter Mildred of Waterloo visited the Sisson family last Friday. Mrs Frank Cotter of Waterloo called in Washburn Saturday. Romaine and Harold Poyner visited near Jesup with their brother Marion. Mrs John Gales of Gilbertsville visited the Pint home Monday. Will Burger and Pete Gales shingled George Morris's house this week. Miss Mae Metcalf of Dewar was at the...

Washburn Leona Girseh Rela|tives Jesup Joe Miller R. F. O’connor H. Folmer Dane Mildred Waterloo Sisson Frank Cotter Romaine Harold Poyner Marion John Gales Gilbertsville Will Burger Pete Gales George Morris Mae Metcalf Dewar

Local Guests and Visits Reported Across Waterloo and Area

Social notes list visitors and residents from Waterloo and Raymond including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fogle and two daughters, Miss Magdaline Kemp, Miss Marguerite Driscol at exst high school, Charlea Bellinger with a new car, and Mrs. Bramhaugh of Vinton. Other entries mention ball game attendance at Raymond, shoppers in Waterloo, and visits by Mrs. V. Michel and Miss Josephine Metcalf returning home from Waterloo.

Waterloo Grover Poyner John Bramhaugh of Vinton Charles Todd V. Michel H. Wildes Josephine Metcalf B. Conrad Robert of Raymond Will Pint Eva Emma Bruskern Eagle Center

Brandon Notes on Local Personal Moves and Appointments

Rev. Shoemaker returns from Tipton after attending the M EB conference. Several residents sell property and relocate, including D A McLeish selling his farm to A A Showers near La Porte City and Wm Grey moving back from Waterloo to farm south of Brandon. New barber shop planned by Dean Anderson on Main Street. Rev H W Artman of Earlville to lead services starting Sunday. Additional social and commerce items cover visits to Waterloo Urbana Denver and Chicago, cattle and hog shipments, and local buying trips.

Brandon Shoemaker Tipton F. Stumma A. A. Showers la Parte D. A. McLeish Waterloo Wm. Grey C. F. Stumma Telephone Central Dan Beachler Elmer Nachholz Dean Anderson Main Street H. W. Artman Earlville W. T. Ernester la Porte City Goodwin E. L. Pfalagraf Bert Hammon W. Bain H. F. Short Jacob Allerding Ern, Kanouse Morris Naylor F. T. Colt Denver George Brown Wm. van Skike R. H. Jamieson Chicago Glen Haines Urbana C. H. Ponter Minnesota Selma

Social Roundup of Visitors in Brandon and Vinton

Wednesday reports show Sam Clark of Shady Grove visiting Brandon. C F and O J Albert made Brandon calls. John Beanhower and wife visited Vinton on Wednesday.

Sam Clark Shady Grove Brandon C. F O. J. Albert John Beanhower Vinton

Six New Jobs for Democrats in Iowa Created

Internal Revenue Commissioner Osborne plans to appoint six men to administer the income tax in Iowa. One special agent and five other employees will handle assessment and collection. The agent earns seven dollars per day plus expenses. others earn three five dollars per day plus expenses. The agent will be attached to Collector Murphy’s office but report to the Washington bureau.

Washington, D. C Internal Revenue Osborne Iowa Murphy Washington

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Aid

Feel young by avoiding harsh laxatives and choosing Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The vegetable olive oil formula is promoted as a gentle, natural aid to restore bowel action without pain or erosion, with occasional use to prevent salt liver and stomach trouble.

Employer named will not be chosen under civil service

A report notes that the employer named will not be selected within civil service rules. It discusses implications for staffing and bureaucratic procedures without detailing dates or additional agencies.

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