East High Triumphs In Openers Over Mason City
East Waterloo High School opened with a spirited 17 0 victory over Mason City in Cedar Park. Key moments included forward passes by Simpson and routing runs by Davis Haynes and Simpson, while fumbles hampered Mason City’s push. Davis added points with two goals from placement as East High built a solid, early season win.
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East Waterloo
High School
Frank
Mason City
Cedar Park
Ferguson
Wartesiog
Vouteur
Pags
Quartertack Simpson
Hlosterter
Dean
Davis
East High
Mazon City
Waterloo
Haynes
Waterlooo
Masonity
Blunt
Howrey
Simpson
Emititig
Pavis
Tima
Oval
Une Haynes
Smith
Tavis
Hostetter
Wiser
Bunt Haynes
Ait
Feast High
Griffin
evard—Howerr
Rath
Penne
Fosterereft
Hean
Cantain
Dike
Avis
Stiet
White
Ildneyr
St. Louis Tops Detroit in Doubleheader to Close Season
In St Louis cold weather marred attendance as the American League finale saw St. Louis defeat Detroit in two games 17 to 2 and 10 to 5. Batteries list Lafitra Schmidt Lake Stephens for Detroit and Taylor Wilson Mitchell Kritchell for St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Lafitra
Schmidt
Lake
Stephens
Detroitt
Taylor and Wilson
Mitchell
Kritchell
Chicago Beats Pittsburgh 8-2. St Louis Tops Cincinnati 4-0
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 2 in nine innings, aided by timely hits and Pittsburgh errors. St Louis blanked Cincinnati 4-0 as Harmon allowed only two hits, with Renton relieved in the third.
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Chieage
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Chicsco
Simitars
Chicago Thor
Richie
McIntyre
Craham
Needham
Hendrix
Simon
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Uarmon
Renton
Cincinnatic
OHA Hom
Harmon and
Bliss
Fromme
Clarke
McLean
Football results in Saturdays games across colleges
Saturday grid reports scores from numerous colleges led by Pennsylvania State 34 Georgetown 0 and Washington and Lee 42. Other notable results include Tufts 49 Connecticut State 0 and Drake 23 Parsons 0. The list mixes many institutions with unclear spellings and several incomplete lines.
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Fastern
Mickinson
Western Maryuinna
A. Trinsrton
Villanova
Yale
Syracuse
Harvard
Holy Crore
Navy
Hopkins JF
Pennsylvania
Ursinus
Carlisle Tndlans
St. Mary's Army
Vermont
Lafayette
Swarthmeare
Rochester
Lawrences Re Marine
New Wampshire
Wiliams
Springstetn
Trinity
Worcester
Pennsylvania State
Trettyebure
Tates
Fort McKinsey
Carnell
Gherlin
Calgate
Hobart
Brown
Massachusetts Ageles
Amherst
Weelevana
Dartmoenth
Calpua
University Ng Pittsburgh
Westminster
Washington
Feffernon
Rethro
Georgetown Ff
Williams and
Marg Te
Washington and Lee Fl
Anannice Rolleee
Tufts
Connecticut State
Hufgers
Waverford
Massachusetts A. Co
Western Colleges
Drake
Parsone
H Crp
Kaga
Tatiqua Minnesota
South Pakata O. Southwestern
Monmouth
Vehican
Case
Curvinar
Transylvania
One State
Miami
A. Western Reserve
Kennan
Wisconsin
Lawrence J. Waha Aoan
Franklin
Missouri
Rolin School of Mines
Nebraska
Kearney Normala
Wtah
Caleraan Agdeas
Dubuque Triumphs Over Waterloo In 17 to 0 Game
Dubuque high school defeated Waterloo 17 to 0 at Three-league Park on Saturday. Capt. Mitchell led the offense with multiple scoring plays as the defense held Waterloo’s line throughout the game. Benn and Sullivan contributed on drives with sustained line plunges and forward passes.
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Dubuque
Dubuque High School
Waterloo
New Presbyterian Church
Mitchell
Buque
Plass
Sullivan
Bell
Whittle
Benn
West Waterloo
Valley
Davis RE Cousing
Cotter R.T Levie
Taylor R.G Bames
Sprout
Comnora
Duke R. HL
Standing of the cuons and national league standings
Fragmented box score notes show standings for teams including New York Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston and Washington with unclear dates and partial scores. Names such as Pittsburgh and Cleveland appear among scattered figures and ranking marks.
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W. OL
Pet
New Yrork
Chicago
Jas Pitteburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn iRoston Oo
Washington
St. Lows
Ang AS
American Teague
iPhiladelphia AO
HAN ‘Atratt
Bai
Cleveland
Boston
Baseball Fans Anticipate Opening Clash on Polo Grounds
The article notes a varied mix of baseball opinions with Connie Mack citing Ty Cobb as the only catcher-stealer beaten by major teams, Cy Young winning two of three from Pittsburgh, and bets that the Athletics will win the world championship series. It also mentions Orvie Overall returning to the Cubs and Ed Walsh predicting the Athletics win, while Hall of Famers Wagner and Latfield plan a European auto tour.
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Polo Grounds
Eer Les
Connie Mack
Athletics
Ty Cobh
Giants
Cobh
Cy Young
Boston Hustlers
Pittsburgh
Boston Sports
Orvie Overall
Stockton
Cal
Cubs
Ed" Walsh
White Sox
Jack Barry
Last Balloon I Rage Winner Last Balloon I Rage Winner
Lieut Hans Gericke, pilot of the Berlin T1, was lost to searchers during the international balloon race after others had reported in. He later messaged he landed at Ladysmith Wisconsin 468 miles from Kansas City, his aide Duncker safe. previous year he was lost over Canada in Dusseldorf II.
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Kansas City
Mon
Hans Gericke
Berlin
The
Aero Club of
Fred C. Ainsworth
United States Army
Signal Corps
Great Lakes
Gericke
Ladysmith
Wis
F. O. Duncker
Germany
St. Louis
Dusseldorf
Canada
Frank Lahm
la Crosse
Umpire Dineen Likely to officiate World Series clash
Umpire Dineen, once with the St Louis Browns, appears the favorite to umpire the World Series. President Navin plans a new Detroit park, with work starting after the season to be ready before cold weather. Taft publicly supported Manager Hendricks of the Grizzlies, while Hal Chase faces criticism with Highlanders’ future chatter includes potential trades for a second baseman.
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Dineen
Matc Roed
St. Lanig Browns
Heiriken
Detroit Hai Park
Navin
W. H. Taft
Denver
Jack Hendricks
Grizzlies
New York
Hal Chase
Highlanders
Delan
Tafialder
Ip Highlanders
Jack Knight
Gardner Astay
Venezela
Rnot
Armada Marsons
Reds
Hughie Jennings
New York Giants
Athletics
Johnny McGraw
Tiger
Giants
Stale Eggs Hit Clifton Drug Show in Town Incident
In Onslow Ta Ort The Clifton Drug company medicine show faced egg and soap attacks Friday night after failing to honor a promise. The troupe had promised a gold watch and chain to the most popular young lady on closing night, but poor attendance led to a volatile crowd and a chaotic wrap to the performance.
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Onslow, Ta
Clifton Drug Company
Langfelt Candy offers prize for chocolate name
The Lang Felt Candy company offers a prize of 39 dollars for the best original and most appropriate name for a new chocolate. Many competitors respond, and the product is sold at most city candy counters with a chance to win the prize. Barkett & Pedicord architects, 412 43 Laf. Bldg., phone 2088.
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Langfelt Candy Company
Barkett & Pedicord
Arch'ts
William Reilly Killed by Interurban Car in Cedar Rapids
The unknown man struck by an interurban on Fourth avenue Thursday night died Friday at a local hospital. Identified Saturday as William Reilly forty, La Porte City resident, by L. S. Bannister at Beatty's undertaking. Sister Miss Emma Reilly confirmed likeness after initial misidentification. Reilly, a farm worker with illness, was seen near tracks. a later collision caused fatal brain concussion. A Glasgow label in his pocket and a La Porte City connection tied him to his family. his brother John Reilly is in Waterloo. He was described as a man of good character and not a habitual drinker.
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Cedar RapiDs
Fourth Avenue
Wm. Reilly
la Porte City
Beatty's
L. 8
Bannister
Reilly
Emma Reilly
Iowa Wind Mill & Pump Company
Second
Third Streets
A. Dewey
Iowa City
John Smith
E. Strawn
Beiilly
Montrose Hotel
Beatty Undertaking Establishment
la Porte
Fisher
Tow a Inventors Patents Granted in Week Ending Oct 3 1911
Patents granted to A Chantland W A Flook Frank Hess J D Kneedter J H Morrell O S Overturf Stimpson ALN in Des Moines Davenport Sioux City Ottumwa Duemant and Waterloo for animal trap gearing roadbed equipment protective coating concrete mixer and pulley. Also a Chamberlains Cough Remedy notice touts safe use for cold and cold related illnesses with broad adult and child suitability.
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Clarence J. Loftus
Des Moines
A. Chantland
Bad Ber
W. A. Flook
Frank Hess
Davenport
J. D- Kneedter
Sioux City
J. H. Morrell
Ottumwa
O. S
Duemant
Stimpson
Waterloo
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A. J. Busby
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Tel
Hodge
the Man
Singer
With Geo, Damerel
Perfect Princess Chorus
Trices 5Mc
James Forbes
Lyman Twins
Citizens Gas and Electric CO
Ment
Barlow
Bicknell
Stanberry
Swanner
Chimber
Vagser
Joye
Haynee
ePeak
Supinary
Touchdown
Jon
Dayta
Kelsh
Suareh
Towa
Ats
Olive Edigean
Shire An
Aaettententy Fana
Ashineton University
Shurtletteon
Mis
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Waiver
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Western College
Rose Polytechnin
East Thineis
Nort
Sotrees Dame
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Toseph College
Plattelia Whormal
Michigan
Dubiane
Waterina
Port Dodger
Town Falls
Water Mty
Hampton Up
Tipton
Mount Vernon
Des Moines West High
Grinnell
Rummage Isle
Dubuque Victor
West High Line
River Town High School
William Reilly
Gar
Brother
Beatty
David King
Glasgow
Towa Inventors
C. J. Miller
Fourth Street
Crystal Theatre
Scane’s
Parsons Music Co
U. T. K. Shoe Co
Knapp’s Drug Store
Acme Cafe
R. M. Cowing Co
Jewelers
Guy Campbell
West Fourth Street
Burkett & Pedicord
Lafayette Building
C.D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
Ralston, Oreuirror
Lamson Building
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Meritol
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Dru Co
Members
America
Drug & Press Association
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