WORLD'S SERIES CATCHERS ON EQUAL BAGIC
The piece compares Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies catchers for the coming World Series. It notes Carrigan, Cady, and Thamks for Boston and Killifer Burns Adams for Philadelphia, with mixed experience and overlapping skills. Cady and Thomas lead Boston's backstops in work and averages.
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New York
Boston Americans
Philadelphia Nationals
Red Sox
Phillies
Cardigan
Cady
Thamks
Poeldon
Killifer
Burns
Adams
Carrigan
Giants
Philies
Thomas
Moran
Asl
Falding
Cabare Killiger
Boston
Corrigan
League game results and standings of Clubs
The Waterloo, Iowa papers describe league results and standings for clubs, noting broad distribution to about 6,500 homes in Waterlawn. The texts reflect publisher activity and reader engagement in common newspaper prose of the era.
Ames Prepares for Gophers as Cyclones Drill
Ames Iowa October 6 Cyclone practice against Simpson college showed limited forward pass efficiency against a strong defense. End duo Jones and Foster impressed on both sides, while Denfeld and Pounder displayed efficiency in tackling. Packer shifted to halfback boosting backfield power as coach Marser searches for two solid tackles.
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Ames
Gopher
Cyclones
Simpson College
Minnesota
Dr. Wiliams
Minneapolis
Simpson
Mayser
Cy Tlones
Lot Ames
Marser
Jones
Foster
Denfield
Duluth
Denfeld
Gato
Packer
Lile
Marcer
Wet High Team Faces Cedar Falls In Double Bill
A hard blow hit Wet High as key players face injuries while the second eleven under Assistant Coach Ray prepares for a Saturday clash with Cedar Falls. Ver Wiebe’s Harvard pedigree and veterans Sharer and Bardeen shape the tackling drills as prospects show promise in a rough, spirit-filled week.
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Tors
Jett
Orville Tlorsch
Presbyterian Hospital
Force Goueh
Max Sharer
Wertigh
Cedar Falla
Ile
George Raugh
Mason City
Innis
Sharer
Lowell
Fcr
Ernest F. Ver Wiebe
Harvard
Yale
Ver Wiebe
A. Byinnealum
Somerville
Mass
Fle
Butt
Alstar
Bardeen
Kauffmans
Rausen
Bob Miller
Smith
la Grippe
Hersch
Kauffman
Tausch
Gooch Sharer
Holder
Schultz
Schroeder
Louis Powers
Gil
Carrol Cole
Joe Engle
Charlie Greeley
Ray
La Porte City Backs Rosauer Ahead of Waterloo Match
La Porte City plans to send a delegation of wrestling enthusiasts to Waterloo Friday evening to watch the Rosauer Marty Cutler bout. Opening bout seat sales at the Waterloo theatre start tomorrow morning as fans request several seats. Rosauer shifts training to his home city and will arrive the morning of the match. Marty Gutler also arrives Friday morning.
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la Porte City
Waterloo
Rosauer
Marty Cutler
Waterloo Theatre
Marty Gutler
St. Louis Browns Win First Fall Series Game
The St. Louis Americans defeated the St. Louis Nationals 3 to 2 in the opening fall series game. Pratt scored on Walker's single in the third, Shotton added a fifth inning score on Sister's sacrifice, and Shotton scored again in the seventh on an infield hit by Sislar. Wellsman and Agnew, Doak and Snyder worked, with Eason and Hildebrand umpiring.
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St. Louis
Wellman and Agnew
Doak and
Snyder
Eason and
Hildebrand
Migratory Birds Need Protection Gains Federal Backing
Washington Oct 6 Evidence shows broad national interest in upholding the migratory birds protection law. Farmers, sportsmen, forest conservationists and others join with the American Game Protective Association to urge the law’s constitutionality before the US Supreme Court on Oct 12. The brief argues federal control is needed as birds migrate across states and provide insect control essential to crops and forests. Thirty eight states represented in signatories including Farmers National Congress Omaha American Cranberry Growers Association and National Association of Exhibitors of Livestock.
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Washington, D. C
American Game Protective Association
William 5.Haskell
United States Suromve
United States Court of the
Eastier District of Arkansas
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ National Congress of Omaha
National Association of Gardeners
American Cranberry Growers' Association
National Association of Exhibitors of Livestock
American Academy of Arborists
Congress
United States
Local notes from Walker Iowa and Urbana Illinois
Walker and Urbana residents figure in family visits marriages and community events. Mr and Mrs J W Moody of Walker visit their son in Lusk Wyoming for months while a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Herman Yeser. At Mary E Hayzlett’s home in Walker the marriage of Myrtle Harglett to William Todd of Urbana was held with Rev Thomas Maxwell officiating, relatives and friends present. The article also notes visits from Mrs W C Quinn and others, a Catholic ladies chicken supper raising fifty nine dollars, and various travel for business and illness among local families.
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Loretta Christensen
Water
Chas
Hnheterg
Martin Christensen
St. Ansgar
Liddle
Chicago
C. F. Lamb
Center Point
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Marlone Steele
Ltllian Zimpfer
Adam Zimpier, Jr
Aberdeen
Mary EB. Hayzlett
Russ
Myrtle Harglett
William Todd
Urbana
Ross Pratt
Lamont
Thomas Max J
G. I. Fish Yer
Brandon
Mary E. Hayzlett
Walker
MBE
Af. O. J. H. Club
Rebekah Lodge
William Cumberland
Paul Mader
Ed. Titus
WH. E. Ford
Mason City
Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Burt Weeden
Caggon
Finchford Notes From Local Gossip and Visits
Finchford residents report news of travel and visits. Mr and Mrs Clemmons returned from New York after a two month stay while Mrs Albert Cansby plans a Davenport trip. Miss Pearl Page started as clerk at the Boston store in Cedar Falls and D. Newell's family left for Davenport after visiting Hast. Moline. George Schwab bought a new auto. Mrs Carver of Clarksville visited Waverly, and Astar Cassaday served on a Waterloo jury.
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Clemmons
New York
Mont
Albert Cansby
A. B. Cassaday
Finchford
Wm. Dilley
Frank Dewey
Tonize
George Schwab
Carver
Clarksville
Dara Palmer
Leona
Waverly
Greene resident visits Las Vegas and storm damages barn
Greene Oct 4 Miss Martha Wooding visiting brother Dr Wooding in Las Vegas New Mexico. She spends a short time with Marion Greene and family. Mrs C L Crandall slowly recovering from illness. During a severe electrical rain storm Saturday night lightning struck the barn owned by Dick Walsing two miles south west of Greene and it was completely destroyed.
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Greene
Martha] Wooding
Dr. Wooing
Las Vegas
N. M
Marion
C. L. Crandall
Dick Walsing
Shoppers and visitors roam Osage and Staples weekend
Osage shoppers Mrs. Martin Moe and the Misses Mayme Moe and Mabel Welch visited Staples Minn. for a few days. Mrs. W. R. Turner and H. M. Alexander traveled from their areas for visits with relatives. Miss Nellie Reirson hosted friends. Rev. Wm. Galbreth moved in with his family. Elisa McKinley came from Ames to visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bakken witnessed the marriage of Sarah Bakken and Axel Issacson officiated by Rev. Waldeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ansgar
Martin Moe
Mayme Moe
Mabel Welch
Osage
W. R. Turner
Staples, Minn
H. M. Alexander
West
Charles Fritcher
G. A. Riccuis
Providence
R. Lyi
George Gutman
Nellie Reirson
Merle Getts
Waverly
Lubiens
Klenworth
Wm. Galbreth
Elisa Hattie McKinley
Ames
W. F. Norton
Cedar
Urbana
W. H. Culver
New York
Sarah, Bakken
Axel Issacson
Bakken
M. E. Waldeland
N. GL
Churel
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Thomas Eeee
Myst
Philadelphia
B.A. Billifer Falahete
Owhsville Courier Journal
Water Joo
Waterlon
St. Ads
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Lowvis
Cincinnati
Frank Loughrey
Australa
TN Simpson
Orvilen Hersch
Yep
Marquarnt
St. Louis Browns
Supreme Court
Wille
Dad
Willam
Junge
J. N. Neal
W. C. Quinn
Lamberton
Minn
M. McEntry
Alta
Julius Brogmus
Koch and Miller Bank
Grafton
Anernawes Geile
Astar Cassaday
Charley Rica
Christian Church
F_ Stannard
Barron
P & Tae
Boston Confectionery
Piper Heidsieck Chewing Tobacco
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