Pirates Stunned by Evers Team in 10 to 0 Rout
Chicago swamped St Louis as Hartwell O'Toole, Cooper and shaky defense fueled a 10 to 0 Chicago victory. Schulte Saier Cooper etc powered a long inning rally with hits and errors aiding five more runs. Cincinnati swept St Louis in a doubleheader 19 to 12 and 12 to 3 as Suess outpitched Trekkell. Detroit beat Chicago 5 to 4 in a season closer marked by timely hitting and a Willett triple sealing the win.
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Chicago
Pinsburgh
Bert Humphries
Tost
O'Toole
Cooper
Leach Widh Evers
Schelte
Zipmerman
Saier
Wars Miller
Evers
Aimmerman
Mitchell
Sater
Schulte
Miller
Bridwell
Archer
Leach
Carey
Pitsbreh Hoongagon
Simon
Humphries
Cleveland Routs St Louis in Final Game of Series
Cleveland beat St Louis 9 to 1 at St Louis to close the series, with Balenti hit the sole St Louis tally while Chapman, Jackson and Lajoie each scored three for Cleveland. Mitchell pitched well for St Louis, Gregg steady for Cleveland, and President Johnson attended. Also reported: Omaha 6 St Joseph 8 and Topeka 11 Denver 3.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Balenti
Chapman
Jackson
Lajoie
Rin
Mitchell
Gregg
Johnson
Louis
Omaha
St. Joseph
Lake
Carisch
Alexander
Topeka
Denver
Central Association Standings Report From Waterloo Keokuk Cedar Rapids
Central Association standings show Waterloo 6 3, Otumwa 3 7, Keokuk at Keokuk Muscatine Cedar Rapids and Burlington with records noted. Cedar Rapids 4, Burlington 14, Kewanee 4.
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Central Association
Waterloo
Otuimwa
Keokuk
Monmouth
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine T
Burlington
Kewanee
Olli
Kewanee Seas
Muscatine Runs Past Bunnies in Opening Game
Muscatine defeated Cedar Rapids Bunnies 8 to 4 in the first game of the series. Stars Gould and Hart led Muscatine while Stoddard and West contributed for Cedar Rapids in a erratic afternoon clash.
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Cedar Rapids
OWA HUNTERS STARTING A FIELD IN IOWA
Humboldt Iowa Sept 1 There is a yearly awakening among Iowa citizens as duck and prairie chicken hunting begins. Autos drain sloughs and shorten distances making favored spots scarce. Northern Iowa holds scattered ducks and plentiful prairie chickens. Monday brings a mad race as hunters seek birds before rivals reach them.
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Humboldt, Ja
Iowa
Minnesota
Lucky
Yesterday's Scores From Major Leagues Report
Results from Chicago Detroit and St Louis Cleveland show high scoring games in the National League and American Association. Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 10 to 1 while Cincinnati beat St Louis 10 to 5 and 8 to 2. Columbus topped Toledo 14 to 1 and Indianapolis crushed Louisville 12 to 1. St Paul beat Minneapolis 3 to 1 and Milwaukee won 7 to 2. Des Moines routed Sioux City 11 to 5 in a late Western League game that was halted by darkness in the second contest.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
American Association
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Ine Idean
Minneapolis
Vomieville
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St. Pan
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Denver
Les Moines
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Omaha
Topeka
Sioux City
Wichita
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Bronx City
Des Moines
Waterloo
Moneymaker
Uttle -Ratcher
West High Will Play Marshalltown
Marshalltown Iowa Sept 1 Coach R E Markle of Marshalltown High announces the 1913 football schedule. Open date Nov 15 to be filled soon. First game Oct 3 against West High Des Moines followed by Grinnell Cedar Falls Ames Iowa City West Waterloo Cedar Rapids in Marshalltown. Many players return from last year with strong material in tryouts.
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R. E. Markle
West High
Des Moines
Grinnell
Cedar Falls
Ames
Towa City
Iowa City
West Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Blodgett
Foma
Tuttle
Andrews
Hollenbeck
Tannehill
Holly
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Moneymaker
Tom
Central Association
Alk
Macauley
Tierney
Drumm
Ibn
Siglin
Charles City College Names New President
Charles City announces the election of Dr. Fred Henke as president of Charles City College. Henke, recently returned, will assume duties if Willamette University in Salem releases him from a philosophy teaching contract. Henke is son-in-law of the late President J. F. Hirsch and brings strong qualifications to the role.
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Charles City
Fred U. Ilenke
Charles City College
Willamette University
Salem
Ore
Henke
West
J. F. Hirsch
Waterloo Fans Demand Manager Be Relieved After Poor Doubleheader
Waterloo versus Ottumwa doubleheader ends in 6 3 Waterloo win and 7 3 Ottumwa win. Fans protested manager Jay Andrews for not relieving tired pitchers Blodgett and Chellette, affecting Waterloo's pennant bid. Despite strong hitting, locals could not overcome strategic decisions as Ottumwa seized the series.
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Jay Andrews
Waterloo
Ned Exon
Suncey
Blodlgett
Andrews
I.t
Chellette
Blodgett
Brndgett
Burlington
Camnitz Traded to Phillies to Rise as Giant Killer
Philadelphia dispatches report Camnitz and Byrne traded from the Pirates to the Phillies for Dolan. Fans saw the move as a bid to topple the Giants in a seven game clash with McGraw’s club. Camnitz, a top National League pitcher, is expected to become a Giant killer for Doomn.
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Phillies
THE
Pirates
Philadelphia
Byrne
Dolan
Giants
McGraw
Doomn
Press Box Notes Highlight Tumult in Pennant Race
The article reviews a volatile pennant chase with fans split between managers Egan and Boyle. It praises Waterloo players, notes Tay Keusel’s injury absence, Adams moving to second, and Moneymaker’s strong catching in difficult conditions. It also critiques Chellette and Blodgett while lauding Umpire Garrett for fair calls.
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Can Wilkus
Waterlooeters
Ottumwa Ates
Siglin Moneymaker
Drumm
Senno
Reinhart
Tierney
Wintz
Lorenzen
Chetlette
Loreanzen
Chellette
Blodgett
Dunn
Garrett
Waterloo
Macauley
Siglin
Peesac
Wilkus
Moneymaker
Tannehill, Rf
Ofttumwa
R.H.P.O
ALE Senno
Wall
Eens Sampson
House
Wise
Yeees Adame
Egan
Boyle
Muscaline
Ottumwa
Tay Keusel
Adams
Battle review notes close plays with no grounds for criticism
The report highlights numerous close plays but finds no valid grounds for criticism on either side during the battle. Officials praise sportsmanship and tactics while noting tight margins that defined the outcome.
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Manager Boyle Protests Umpire Forfeiture
Frank Boyle mails a strong protest to President Justice over Umpire Garrett forfeiting a Muscatine vs Waterloo game. Boyle claims improper ejection of Katz and Fitzgerald, cites a late-minute forfeit under disputed judgment, and says Fleming will attend Saturday’s double header to settle the matter.
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Muscatine Journal
Garrett
Frank Boyle
Waterloo
Justice
Muskylead
Duke
Muscatine
Fitzgerald
Katz
Keokuk
Fleming
JARNAGIN TO SPEAK AT MARSHALL COUNTY FAIR
Marshalltown Iowa September 1 J W Jarnagin editor of The Iowa Farmer Des Moines has been secured for an address at the Marshall county fair the week of September 8. He will discuss Alfalfa as a Paying Crop in Iowa Other speakers include Tama Jim Wilson Governor Clarke and Dr Gibson state Veterinarian.
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Marshalltown
J. W. Jarnagin
Iowa Farmer
Des Moines
Marshall County
Iowa
Tama Jim Wilson
Clarke
Gibson
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