Braves Drop Double Bill With Brooklyn In Pieced Effort
In a split twin bill yesterday Philadelphia manager Mark Used two veteran pitchers and Wyekel struggled as New York won 2 to 1. Bender and Plank allowed few hits but fielding errors opened the door for Maisel to steal home in the first. The visitors clinched the deciding run in the eighth on Malgel and Caeck as Wyekel’s wild throw and a single by Bender aided the score.
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Brooklyn Clinches High National League Finish
Brooklyn finishes atop the National League standings after defeating Houston and closing the season ahead of Philadelphia. Red Smith injury limits Boston’s infield, while Strand shines for Brooklyn. New York clubs split a doubleheader with Philadelphia, Philadelphia winning the first game and New York the second.
Egan May Lead Muscatine Club
Muscatine, Ta. Dpt. President Sam Black states 15 applications were received for the 1915 Muscatine pilot berth with Ned Egan among several candidates. The managerial committee has not reached a decision and fans expect a definite move within a day or so as other hopefuls visit Muscatine this week.
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Indianap olis Grabs Federal Lead In Doubleheader Loss
The Chicago pennant hopes falter as both games of a doubleheader slip away to Kansas City and Indianapolis extends its lead in the Federal League standings. Kansas City wins 7 to 0 in the opener while the nightcap ends early due to darkness. Indianapolis later beats St Louis to move a full game ahead.
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St Louis Americans Take Openers. Milwaukee Dominates
In a fall series opener, the St Louis Americans beat the local Nationals 2 to 1 with Pratt's single delivering the decisive run in the eighth. Milwaukee crushed Birmingham 14 to 1 as Weisman Agnew Doak Griner and Vince led a rout in the minor league title game.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday
In the American League the Phillies lost to the Yankees 2 to 1 while Boston defeated New York 8 to 1. The National League results included St Louis 4 against Pittsburgh 2 and Brooklyn 1 over Chicago 0.
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Four Catchers to Participate in World Series
Four catchers will work behind the plate for the Philadelphia Athletics in the 1914 world championship series against the Boston Braves. Veterans Lapp and Schang amount to the key choices, with Gowdy and Whaling also seen as reliable options, while Thomas and McAvoy stand as backups. The article notes each catcher’s experience, physicals, and the heavy responsibility of signaling and throwing during the games.
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Hawley Plans Two Sets of Bucks for Iowa Fall
Hawley outlines a dual squad strategy for the Iowa team this fall. One fast light set could form a top class half mile relay, while a heavier set provides power for crucial drives. He also details quarterback Sam Gross retaining the role and suggests liberal use of lighter and heavier backs in various game plans.
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Braves Lose Smith for World Series. Deal to Start at Third
New York reports third baseman Red Smith broke his right leg sliding into second in the Brooklyn game of yesterday's doubleheader. Charles Deal, utility man, will take Smith’s spot for the World Series. Manager Stallings and Captain Evers said Deal can fill the role. the team feels confident to face the Athletics in the series.
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World’s Series Past Receipts and League Finances
Alan Owernard of the Three-I league chaired a session deferring the president election and postponing the makeup of next year’s events. The meeting adjourned with Rock Island possibly to be added and reports showed a $173 league balance and a $2,800 salary due to the president, to be wiped out by subscription.
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Keen Interest in Big Series Between Athletics and Braves
The World Series between the Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Braves starts Friday and draws strong Waterloo interest. Fans expect the Braves to surge despite the Athletics’ popularity. a modern electric scoreboard at Palace theatre will relay every play with near real time updates via direct telecommunication links from Philadelphia and Boston. The broadcasts begin at 1 PM Waterloo time, 2 PM Eastern.
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Rainfall totals and river rise spark unsettled weather
The home gauge records 2.63 inches of rain over two days with intermittent showers continuing into the morning. The Cedar River rose twelve to fourteen inches at the dam as heavy rains to the north and west push water downstream. colder clearing weather is expected tomorrow.
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Local notes from Allison area and Butler county actions
Allison and Parkersburg youths played basketball with Parkersburg winning. Local society includes Mrs. Robinson of Dubuque visiting, Shell Rock ladies visiting, and Butler county fair stockholders meeting to elect officers. The county teachers Institute gathers, Fairview German Reformed church dedication, district court session, and Midland Lyceum five part lecture series opens with H V Adams. Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance officers elected, various residents traveling or moving, Boy Scout patrol formation discussed, Dr. Burroughs selling practice and doctors moving, plus a list of real estate transfers in Waterloo and Watertown areas.
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Associate Justice Wright Resigns Amid Impeachment Charges
Washington dispatch reports Associate Justice Daniel Thaw Wright of the District of Columbus resigns effective November 15 as impeachment charges, filed by a Washington banker, allege official and personal misconduct. Wright had drawn attention amid the inquiry.
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Labor Leaders Jailed for Contempt Court Sentence
Years ago Samuel Gompers and fellow labor leaders were sentenced to jail for contempt of court. Courier ads promised results.
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