Nationals Edge Giants In Postseason Opener By One Run
New York Nationals defeated New York Americans 5 to 1 in the first post season game. Christy Mathewson struck out 14, setting both American and National league season records, while Ford fanned nine as the American defense weakened in the eighth inning. Devore and Murray lifted the Nationals with timely hits, and Ford’s m1stream spark faded after a misplayed bunt. Sweeney left early due to a finger injury.
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Yesterday's Results Echo Setecetetes Vem Secuinaty
The report notes yesterday's National League results with Chicago and St. Louis games, highlighting a Chicago matchup. Details are fragmented but indicate a Chicago event linked to the league standings and outcomes.
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Harvesters Two Mile Record Shatters 4:15 Pace
Lexington Kentucky October 14 The Harvester ran two miles in 4:15 1 4 breaking Creaceus 1902 mark of 4:17 Aileen Wilson lowered pacing mares to wagon record to 2:04 1 2 beating previous 2:05 1 2 by one second
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Naps Knocks Out H. Gaspar In Ohio Title Tilt
Cleveland Americans topple Cincinnati Nationals 4 to 4 in game two of the Ohio championship series. Joss started strong until the sixth when his arm weakened. Gaspar departs in the third. Masterly Wohnhorst Turner and Alliser error spark the winning runs for Cleveland.
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Long-Time Grouch Ends in Alley Fight Over Pin
Two men known as Heinie and The Swede settled a long running feud with a street brawl after hours in a restaurant area. The Swede struck Heinie in the lip, ending the fight. Heinie had removed a diamond pin valued at about 890 dollars before the fracas, and the pin disappeared afterward.
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Waterlooians in first invitation golf tourney
Independence Bulletin Journal reports the first invitation golf tournament held in Independence by Wapsie Golf club. Don D Donnan wins medal score with 80 while Morris Jayne takes second with 89 and a trio tied for third at 91. Key locals and Waterloo visitors compete as pairings announced for morning flight matches.
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Waterloo Boy Joins the Navy
Stanley Wright passed the examination for machinist mate second class in the TL 8 Navy and sails tonight to Cedar Rapids for further testing. If he passes the final, he will be sent to the west coast and likely sail on an Orient cruise. Local officer Whalen reports a letter from Neipert praising the Navy. Foa Foirehilds is also in the Navy with him.
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Lecture Course in Hudson Iowa Set This Winter
Hudson residents will enjoy a high merit lecture series this winter. The first talk occurs Monday evening October with Dr. James Hedley presenting Sunny Side of Life at the Baptist church in Hudson.
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Baseball Hints of Trades and World Series Outlook
The Dubuque Baseball association prepares for a Chicago meeting with four officials to defend the Three-I circuit. Peoria likely ousts Dubuque and Waterloo, while Chicago papers assign reporters to cover the World Series. Managers boast signings and breakdowns of salaries, with stock sales and drafted player expenditures listed for both leagues.
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Chicago
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Fielder Jones
Bill” Lange
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Great Westerns Interurban Garg an Interurban Car Plan
Great Western railway contemplates three gasoline motor cars to run between Des Moines and Waterloo with frequent stops to serve towns and cross roads. If successful, interurban service would supplement passenger trains, reduce long gaps, and boost traffic. Three daily trains already operate between here and Des Moines.
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Book on farming ethics and science for schools
A concise agricultural book emphasizes simplicity and scientific accuracy. Based on everyday rural observations and simple experiments accessible to any school. Published by the American Book Company priced at 80 cents.
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American Book Company
Holstein-Fresian A. Elect Officers at Meeting
The Holstein-Fresian association Town branch met in the convention auditorium shortly after noon yesterday and elected officers. President T. J. Julien of Algona. Vice president George McKay of Buckingham. Secretary-treasurer R. B. Young of Buffalo Center were chosen.
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Buffalo Center
First Principles of Agriculture reviewed by Courier Office
A concise practical volume titled First Principles of Agriculture by Emmet and Mayne is described as a valuable early education text. The book, authored by a late University of Wisconsin horticulture professor and St. Anthony Park School of Agriculture principal, aims to teach fundamental agricultural principles to elementary pupils.
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University of Wisconsin
D. Mayne
School of Agriculture
St. Anthony Park
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