All Stars Triumph Over Athletics In Relayed Victory
Morgan, Krause and Coombs featured for the Athletics while Oldring and Davis led the All-Stars with multiple two base hits. Stolen bases and key hits punctuated the game as pitchers yielded runs across several innings. Krause, Mullin and Collins logged innings, with hitters racking up six runs for the All-Stars.
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Three-I meeting pressed into Chicago at Palmer House
H B Maynard president of the Watering Baseball association left for Chicago to attend a Three-I league meeting at 10 AM today in the Palmer hotel. A R Tearney claimed cities seek Waterloo and Dubuque berths as bluff. Frank Boyle and Henry Junge traveled to Chicago as interested spectators. Clarence Rowland departed for the depot to join the meeting in the bomb-proof Palmer House room.
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Mackmen and McGraws Giants Clash In World Series Preview
New York October 12 The world championship series pits Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics against John J. McGraw’s Giants. The article compares the two leaders and profiles key players including Bender Coombs Mathewson and Marquard, outlining lineups and pitching strengths for the title bout.
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Baseball notes from the era span pennants and stars
Lines review the Rochester team's five Eastern league pennants, a Wilmington loss by one run after a 48-game stretch, a Philadelphia Nationals Cuba tour under Frank Bancroft, and comings and goings of major leaguers like Merkle Marquard Old Hickory Sweeney Lewis Johnson Rucker. It mentions Iowa Wesleyan athletes and local boxing bouts with Abe Attell and Matt Wells.
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Cashier Accused of Large Loan At Local Bank
Grundy Center Iowa newspaper report notes state bank examiner found cashier E. H. Reimers had over loaned to a promoter from Waterloo. Bank capital is 10 000 but rumors say 50 000 was loaned. stockholders covered the amount and the bank continues in business. Grand jury may probe the borrower’s actions.
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The Heart Breakers at Waterloo Tonight
Mort H Singer presents The Heart Breakers at the Waterloo theater tonight led by Geo Damerel former Merry Widow star. Production is costly and well staged with heavy advance sales for a full house.
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Ruined by a Receding Sea Castle Rising’s Decline
The article recalls Castle Rising once a major port overtaken by a retreating sea as King’s Lynn rose, shifting commerce away. Rising retained two MPs after 1832 though its voters dwindled to three on paper with the rector as the sole legal elector.
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