Cleveland Wins Final of Intercity Series in Pittsburgh
Cleveland defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 to clinch the seventh game of the intercity series as Adams held the mound for three innings before McQuillan shut down the Pirates. Leibold Johnston and Lajoie sparked the offense with timely hits while Steen held Pittsburgh to one run aided by strong defense.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland Americans
Pitusburgh Nationals
Adams
McQuillan
Steen
Leidold
Jackson
Johnston
Cleveland
Graney
Secon
Wagner
Leibold
Wilson
Coapyoan
Chapman
Lajoie
Ab.r.h. P.O. A
Jackeon
Stein
Carisch, Co
Guil- Pittsburgh AB. R
J Miller
Mitchell
Simon
Butler
Hyat
McCarthy
Miller
Eason
Evans
Emslie
Dineen
Wirern
Thorpe Marries Margaret Miller in Carlisle
James Thorpe the Sac and Fox athlete from Oklahoma married Margaret Iva Miller yesterday at St Patrick's church in Carlisle. The ceremony joined Thorpe and Miss Miller after a romance born from a game he won with field goals. The couple, attended by Capt. Gus Welch, left for New York to join the Giants on their world tour.
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James Thorpe
Carlisle
Oklahoma
New York National Baseball Club
St. Patrick's Church
Margaret Iva Miller
Carlisle Indian School
Thorpe
Miss Miller
Gus Welch
Margaret Chisholm
New York
New York Giants
Billy Senday’s All Stars Catchers and Pitchers List
The notice lists players by position for Billy Senday's All Stars. Catchers include Archer of Chicago Nationals Schang of Philadelphia Athletics and Schalk of Chicago White Sox. Pitchers named Johnson of Washington Mathewson of New York Giants Seaton of Philadelphia Nationals Russell of Chicago White Sox Bender of Philadelphia Athletics. First baseman Daubert of Brooklyn second baseman Colins of Philadelphia Athletics shortstop Barry of Philadelphia Athletics third baseman Baker of Philadelphia Athletics outfielders Jackson of Cleveland Cobb of Detroit Speaker of Boston Reid Sox.
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Billy Senday
ALL
Archer
Chicago Nationals
Schang
Philadelphia Athletics
Schalk
Chicago White Sox
Johnson
Washington
Mathewson
New York Giants
Seaton
Philadelphia
Nationals
Russell
Bender
Daubert
Brooklyn
Colins
Barry
Baker
Jackson
Cleveland
Cobb—Dettroit
Speaker
Boston Reid Sox
Iowa and Ames Football Shifts Marked by Injuries
Iowa and Ames teams show lineup changes as injuries and scrimmages shape plans for Chicago and St Louis games. Iowa retools with Carberry at right end and uncertain line, while Ames shifts Mattison to guard Holmes to end and Tiernan to right half, aiming to steady depth for key conference contests.
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Iowa City
Hawkeyes
Cornell
Penningroth
Carberry
Kirk
Wilson
Barron
Parsons
Chicago
Iowa
Maroons
Stage
Casey
Hawkey
Ames
Washington
St. Louie
Cyclones
Hubbard
Mattison
Holmes
Williams
Sioux City
Tiernan
The
Gophers
Cubs Clinch Three Straight In Brunswick Bowling Tie
The Cubs swept three straight games against the Owls at Manahi alleys in the Brunswick Bowling league. It was the league’s first series and every bowler kept a steady stride. Jaybids and Brunuswicks set to clash in the second series on Thursday evening.
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Cubs
Owls
Brunswick
Manahi
Jaybids
Brunuswicks
Dairy Aida Aika Splendid Growth At Iowa Dairy Meet
The Iowa State Dairy association opened at Electric Park theatre with nearly 200 registered, but about a dozen present on call. Rev W H Reherd gave the invocation, Judge Meyers welcomed, H O Bernbrock responded, Erie quartet sang, and treasurer and secretary reports showed a flourishing group with near 900 members and a $300 year gain. K P fair in Utica drew strong crowds with lively booths and dancing nightly, closing Saturday. Tourists Cushman family returned from a three week land trip across multiple states reporting good prospects but rough Iowa roads.
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Iowa State Dairy Association
Electric Park Theatre
W. H. Reherd
Meyers
H. O. Bernbrock
Erie Quartet
W. B. Quarton
B. H. Rawl
Quarton
Pythian Temple
Col. Noble F. Martin
Utica
A. H. Holt
A. H. Pinkerton
Ralph Filis
la Rue
K. P
Rey Cushman
A. J. Cushman
Lulu Cushman
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Moe A. Cushman
Michigan City
James Mellroy
Irwin
Native Towans Want Building at Panarga Pacific Exposition
Demand from native Towans in California for an Tow a building at the Panarga Pacific International Exposition is shown by inquiries to Representative H. O. Bernbrack. Over 25,000 Hawkeye-born residents, five in California, pledge contributions for the structure. Bernbrark received a general plan diagram with water colors and specifications for large expo buildings.
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California
Panarga-Pacific International
HH. O. Bernbrack
Hawkeye State
Bernbrark
Bryan to Speak at Waterloo Cattle Congress Friday
William J. Bryan arrives in Waterloo at the request of President Wilson to address the Cattle Congress Friday afternoon. The speech is expected to outline 1914 campaign issues and touch currency and tariff questions, with potential remarks on U S relations with Mexico. Ten thousand visitors are expected as eminent Democrats gather, including Congressman Maurice Connolly and state central committee members.
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Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Mexico
Bryan
Central Committee
State Central
Maurice Connolly
Iowa
George W. Clarke
Democratic Committee
Waterloo dairy congress hailed as nation’s greatest show
Waterloo hosts what is described as the greatest conclave of dairymen and cattle breeders in the United States. More than 100 cattle herds on display, with many exhibitors declaring the Waterloo event superior to Chicago’s, though many animals will move on to the Chicago show. Manager Van Pelt notes the original aim was to elevate Black Hawk County dairying. The open air, expansive grounds set this apart from other fairs.
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Middle West
Thbereby
Black Hawk
Cntire Congress
Waterloo
Mecca
United States
Chicago
van Pelt
Black Hawk County
Market Open Despite City Closure In Kiala
Marketmaster warned the public market would close, yet 15 wagon loads of produce appeared this morning. A gardener said producers came to sell despite the decree, citing favorable weather and strong patronage with ample produce remaining.
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Wood
Kiala
Milwaukee Road engineers inspect Waterloo area bridge work
F H Heskett Hartzell B B Britton and A Lichty of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway were in the city yesterday to inspect the Mullan avenue bridge and other improvements. Their visit renewed talk of a Milwaukee Road line to tap Waterloo.
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F. H. Heskett
T. ©. Hartzell
B. Britton
A. Lichty
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Mullan Avenue
Milwaukee Road
Waterloo
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Ben Heck
Pratt
Rickey
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Cardinals
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Great Canal
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DODO
Willis J. Abbot
Canal
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Milholm
Robinson
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Ado Aika
Benet
Chu Acollal
E. Wangler Bros. Co
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C.J. Miller
W. Fourth St
W. R. Cothern
Russell-Lamson Bidg
Panama Canal
Magninecent Cruising Steamship
Orient
India
Wort Ladies
Mediterranean
Land For
Beokies
Crim
Hamburg
West Randolph St
Chicago, Ill
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A.J. Busby
Mgr
Tel
the Rosary
Edward E. Rose
H.h.frazee
Eugene Walter
Astoe Theatre
Geo. C. Kennedy
Marsh-Place
Christian
Science
Home Call
Dairy Cattle Congress Booth
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Wilbert Shallenberger
Hotel Ellis
Jas, L. Henderson
Bridge St
Barclay
Tameon Bldg
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