Protest in Three-I League Could Disrupt Waterloo Baseball
William Ewald, vice president of the Waterloo Baseball Association, protests the Three-I League actions after meetings deemed illegal. The Waterloo club maintains allegiance to the National Commission ruling and warns of possible appeals, while Watford boosters foresee a league shakeup and potential relocation pressure to Waterloo.
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Waterloo Fing
Waterloo
National Commission
Watgorloa
William Ewald
Waterloo Baseball Association
Peoria
Tearney
al Tearney
WM Ewald
All Rattles
Stills
Peoria Star
Waterloo Club
Waterloo Boosters
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Raunds Gazette
Bloomington
Ceddar Rapids
Winterloo
Dubuque
Davenport
Rock Island
Cedar Raunds
Giants Rally Past Athletics In Tenth For Game Seven Thrill
Giants surge in the tenth after a close pitching duel to beat Philadelphia 4 3. Larry Doyle drives in the decisive run as Crandall and Ames shut down the Athletics late. Marquard and Coombs duel as New York climbs back from a 3 1 deficit, keeping the World Series alive.
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New York
Hants
Athletics
Giants
Philadelphia Americans
Doyle
Klent
Polo Grounds
Mathewson
Marquard
New Yorkers
Jack Coombs
Eddie Plank
Coombs
Rube Oldring
Philadelphia
Ames
Hall
Crandall
Steel
AB. R.h.p.o.af
Devore
Neers
Snodgrass
Murray
Merkle
Herzog
Fletcher
Ss. Meyers
P. Ames
Berker
R.H. P.O.A
Lord
Oldring
Collins
Baker
N Murphy
Davis
Th. A . Barry
P. Plank
Waterloo Needs an Athletic Park for High School Sports
Community leaders urge creating a close in athletic park west of Red Cedar park to host high school football baseball and track events. City council may vacate two streets for a dedicated site, with support from several officials to boost attendance and finances.
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Waterloo
Red Cedar Park
Courier
Boards of Education
Giants Beat Athletics In Fifth World Series Game
Box score shows the Giants defeating the Athletics 4 to 1 in the fifth game. Key hits include Doyle and Fletcher two base hits, Oldring homering, and Merkle touching a sacrifice fly. Crandall and Coombs held the Athletics to four runs, with strong pitching shifts and defensive plays noted.
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Coombs
Athletics
Giants
Suimmers
Doyle
Fletcher
Crandall
Oldring
Marquard
Ames
Plank
Merers
Merkle
Herzog
Collins
Barry
Extreme Cruelty to Span of Horses Reported
Waverly Independent notes Claude Mellinger of Plainfield hired a team at Jarvis' livery barn on Monday planning to join a bridge crew near LaFayette. He allegedly spent time drinking at saloons and overtaxed himself before inviting a man named Thomas Ahasay to join.
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Shell Rock
Fair Grounds
Mellinger
Waverly
I. A. Schiefelbein
Ahasay
Claude Mellinger
Plainfield
Jarvis
LaFayette
Thomas Ahasay
Local residents visit kin and attend events in La Porte City
La Porte City notes guests and travelers including Mrs. Frank Knowles and her two children returning to Gunnison Colorado from La Porte City. Several visits and departures are recorded, with Mrs. H G Adams traveling to Cedar Falls for federation convention and Miss Marie Connell resigning from Orth and Anton to join Corn Belt Telephone Company in Waterloo.
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la Porte City
Frank Knowles
Geo. Klock
John
George
Fred Lehman
Gunnison
Colo
Wm. McCreary
Marishalltown
A. W. Carney
Waterloo
John Lehman
E. Simpson
Hillsborough
WN. D
L. H. Abbott
Chicago
Abbott
John McChane
H. G. Adams
Cedar Falls
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Waverly
Marie Connell
Orth & Anton
L. E. Booth
Frank Tyler
Savannah
Ill
Booth
J. H. Cannell
David Allison
N. J
L. C. Booth
Earl Sawyer
Over-Sunday Visits And Relatives Travel Through Iowa Town
The notice lists varios residents and visitors including Miss Maude Rober Mrs Christa Easton of Des Moines and Amy Fry of Waterloo returning home after weekend visits. Charles Miller of Waterloo visited his parents Rev and Mrs M J Miller Clare Young of Waterloo visited his sick brother Clarence Young Roy Bailey of Tripp Land Co left with land seekers for McIntire Minnesota and Warne Cummins of Coe college visited home over Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs M L Cummins. Mrs Frank Perkins stopped here en route from South Dakota to Tipton Ia arriving Tuesday and leaving Saturday morning.
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Maude Rober
Christa Easton
Des Moines
Rozella Herick
Charles Miller
Waterloo
M. J. Miller
Amy Fry
Jess Fry
Clare Young
Clarence Young
Roy Bailey
Tripp Land Co
McIntire
Minn
Warne Cummins
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
M. L. Cummins
Frank Perkins
R. A. Perkins
South Dakota
Tipton
Cheney & Co Promise Hundred-Dollar Reward for Cataract Cure
Frank J. Cheney and Co of Toledo declare their firm will pay one hundred dollars for every cataract cured by H Acs Catsare Cure. The sworn oath dates December in 1858 with agent A W Gleason notarizing. The advertisement promotes Cheney products including Catarth Cure taken internally and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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CITT
Toleda
Lucas CouNrr
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hac
Gleason
eBgoss Bail
Hall
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Reine
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Erin
Harry von Fossen
Majestic Imperial Orchestra and Motion Pictures
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Egypt
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Palm Gerdes
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