Lavender Gave Cubs An Even Break In Series
Chicago October 8 The National league evened the series with the American league by shutting them out 4 to 0 as Jimmy Lavender dominated. Cubs scored no runs. Zimmerman homered for Nationals. Attendance 5,211. receipts 8,792 with distributions to National commission and players. Series totals show 24,724 in attendance over two days.
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Connolly
Quigley
New Champions Open Postseason Run With Big Win
New York Americans beat Boston Americans 4 to 3 in nine innings as both clubs used sixteen players in the lineup. Gregg pitched three innings. Collins the rest for Boston. Giants and Braves end season with high scoring game as New York tops Boston 15 to 8 amid erratic pitching and heavy hitting. Captain Larry Doyle of the Giants boosts his batting average. Stroud and Korher duel on the mound for New York and Boston respectively.
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Vance
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Boston Braves
Larry Doyte
Stroud
Korher
Davis and Whaling
Blackburn
Old Standout Ray Collins in Form for World Series
Rays Hi Sox Ray Collins, pitcher for the Red Sox, is in fine condition for the World Series. Collins pitched in the same series in Toronto.
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Hawkeyes Brace for Morning side Clash This Saturday
Iowa City reports warn of a tough battle as the Hawkeyes prepare to host Morningside. Scout Brueckner’s account describes Morningside’s strong line, green but hard-hitting backfield, and a need for the Hawkeyes to field their first-string units for a full game. Hawley forecasts an open, aggressive attack relying on the forward press.
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Referee lineup set for Cedar Pi grid clash at baseball park
Fat O'Brien will referee the Cedar Pi affair with West High, center Crippters from Cedar, and J. Wills O'Misen of Cedar providing center play lineage. Glenn Bailey, ex star and current coach, will umpire with McDonald as head linesman. The day includes a second eleven inter-squad clash as locals push scrimmage form under Moyd C. Hay and aides.
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Akason City
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East Highs Maricle to Battle Dubuque Seconds in Berwlars Match
East High Coach Ralph Maricle will lead the east high squad on the first foreign invasion of the season tomorrow afternoon at the Dubuque athletic field. The team, in good condition, has trained hard with new plays to be tried. A clash with Dubuque high marks the opener after a strenuous buildup and a Cedar River park game against Iowa Falls next week.
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Former C. A. Stars Reserved for 1916 by National League
Former C A Stars players are reserved by National League clubs for the 1916 season. Names include Barnes to Boston Braves, Oxe Wannibal shortstop to Brooklyn, Mulligan ex-Galesburg to Cubs, Art Phelan Kewanee to Cubs, Jacobs ex-Burlington to Philadelphia, Jimmy McAwley and Padd Siglin infielders, William Wagner catcher from Waterloo to Pittsburgh, and Phil Slattery former Anson pitcher to Pirates. Wa tersloo readers urged to keep the Courier for results.
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Filmer Jacobs
Burlington
Philadelphia
Jimmy McAwley
Padd Siglin
William Wagner
Waterloo
Pittsburgh
Phil Slattery
Anson
Pirates
West World Stars Linked to Midwestern Teams in 1909 Baseball
The article traces early paths of Phillies stars Bancroft and Alexander, noting Alexander’s 1909 sale to Waterloo and later moves via Galesburg Syracuse and New Mean of St Paul. Bancroft played for Waterloo in 1909, moved to Superior in 1910, then to a Pacific coast team before joining Portland and attracting Philadelphia’s attention in 1924.
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