Jays and Muskies Fall In Tight Opening Game
Marshalltown opened the series with a 2 run first inning, then held Waterloo in a sharp pitching duel. Harter limited the Jays to two hits over eight innings, while Delaney and Harvey starred for the visitors. Spurs led Muskies with three safe hits as Galesburg edged the Muskrats 4 to 1 in a separate game.
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Pirelings
Drahan
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Hollenbeck
Joea
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Bass
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White
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Waterloo Payers
Ansons
Timmy ™ Wer
Starvey
Altio
Aiffault
Driv McAllier
Harier
Harvey
Tex Sheldon
Joe Wintz
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Spurs
Drokan
Jude
Sears
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Seibert
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Steel
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Fichenbeck
Rf Wintz
Askland
Seore
Standings of the Clus Ames Yesterday
Cepteal Association results show Waterloo 1 Marshalltown 0 Muscatine 3 Galesburg 4 others postponed American League Philadelphia Cleveland 4 Washington 3 Chicago 4 Boston 4-3 New York 9 Detroit 9-2 National League Pittsburgh 1 New York 1 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 4-1 St Louis 3-0 American Association Cleveland 4 Minneapolis 1 Columbus 10 St Paul 4 Louisville 0 Milwaukee 1 Indianapolis 1 Kansas City 212 innings Western League Des Moines 4 Sioux City 2 Wichita 2
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Kitty Leaguers Seek Postseason Series Details
Dr Frank Dent of the IT league met with President Justice to discuss a proposed three games per league postseason series between pennant winners. If Waterloo wins, manager Andrews may approve. Cairo has clinched the Kitty League title and eyes the winner of the Central Association.
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Keokuk
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Maeelah
Hig Leaguh
Wa]terlan
Jay Andress
Doyle
Muskies
Tigers and Yankees split doubleheader in tense action
Detroit and New York split their day, New York taking a seven inning win amid ninth inning drama with Cobb and Crawford, then Maisel sparked a late single and steal to seal a Chicago-like ninth inning victory for the Yankees. Boston and St. Louis battled to a late finish as darkness halted the second game after Boston forged ahead with late runs. Chicago beat Washington in a 10 inning duel with Fournier delivering late homers to decide it. Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 9 to 3 as Pennock fanned ten and Coombe and Dillinger struggled for Cleveland.
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National League games pit Pittsburgh and New York
New York and Pittsburgh battled to a 1 1 tie in eleven innings before a delay to catch a train. Demarey was hit hard but Pirates fielded well to keep runs from scoring. Coleman and Mensor helped tie the game with a ninth inning single and baserunning.
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oTahanoad Cincinatti Aon
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Justice Weakness in Umpire Selection Hurts Pennant Race
The article criticizes President Justice for selecting new umpires for Waterloo Muscatine and the pennant chase. It highlights Glenalvin's control, Fleming's bias, Genius's flaws, and Kennedy's relief, while condemning Justice for sending an amateur umpire to Waterloo during a crucial series. It notes Burlington and Pathfinders closing gaps and urges strong local attendance. It also covers Federal League scores with Chicago beating St Louis twice and Brooklyn defeating Buffalo, plus Baltimore’s 7 to 1 win over Pittsburgh.
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Asso|iaion
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Jays
Glenalvin
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Kennedy
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Muscatine
Avan
Burtington-Muscatine
Louis Cook
Ottumwa
Cook
Waterloo
Burlington
Pathfinders
Marshalltown
Andrews
Ansons
Keokuk
Electric Patch Wins Three Year Old Pace at Des Moines Fair
Des Moines September 1 Only one clear contest emerged as Symbole Meath and Dan Mac dueled through five heats in the 2:12 pace for three year olds. Symbole Meath, owned by C B Dillenbeck, finally took first money after a hard drive, though Dan Mac pushed the pace and led early. Time for the final heat was 2:19, purse $600, with Dillenbeck urging his horse to the limit.
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Calmar Baseball Players Robbed in City Hotel
Calmar baseball team reported theft after leaving money and rings in their clothes at the Gilbert hotel while changing into uniforms. A man in uniform borrowed the hotel key from Maxwell, claiming to be a team member, and later the players found money from one to twenty five dollars missing along with rings and valuables. No suspects identified.
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Calmar Baseball
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Germans Fight on Enemies Money and War Motives
An analysis argues Germany finances its war by borrowing from nations it fights, controlling assets and securities to sustain industry and military power. It suggests using enemy funds to fuel conflict, with potential economic blows devastating England and France while preserving German assets and production.
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Cengora
Germany
Berlin
Roland G. Usher
England
France
London
Paris
Will Austria-Hungary survive the strain of war See how the dual monarchy endures
Sydney Brooks argues in the North American Review that Austria Hungary faces the peril of internal chaos and potential disintegration. He contends the empire’s complexity creates equilibrium and resilience, despite fears of a racial explosion and pressure from external forces.
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Sydney Brooks
North American Review
Austrias-Hungary
Austria
Hohenzollerns
Trentino
Italy
Servia
Austria-Hungary
Majestic Vaudeville Attracts Attention And Praise
At the Majestic four day program draws strong audience response Lucille Savoy earns praise for singing and posing while Lew Wells the saxophonist showcases new talking monologue bits at Javory performances Harry Holman Dallas Texas Sept 2 Sheas Co in The Merchant Prince garners attention with a small pack a sure cure for the blues Delton
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Lew Wells
Harry Holman
Dallas
Tex
Sheas & Co
Merchant Prince
Delton
Aerial warfare shaping into science across fronts
Paris notes aerial scouting grows in value as aviators render vital service. Authorities claim French air forces far surpass Germany, with leaders like Brindejoc, Garros, Gilbert, and Vedrines at the front. Observers say 1000 yards altitude keeps aircraft safe. at 2000 yards pilots still observe, even with naked eye.
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Paris
The
Temps
Germany
Mareene and Deltom Vaudeville Balancing Act
Mareene and Deltom deliver entertaining balancing and acrobatic stunts. Dale and Boyla add humor and laughs, promising a lively vaudeville showcase.
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Mareene
Deltom
Dale
Boyla
Rains Helpful to Fall Ploughing Reported by Weather Director
George M. Chappel, director of town weather and crop service, notes favorable conditions last week ending Aug 30. Temperatures below normal, nights cool, with showers slowing drought. rain varied by region, aiding pastures and fall plowing but too late for southern corn and late potatoes. Northern counties show good prospects and likely high yields. more rain needed for pastures, late potatoes, fall plowing, and water reserves.
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George M. Chappel
Town Weather and Crop Service
Gets-It Corn Cure Delivers Quick Corn Relief
The advertisement touts GETS-IT as a fast corn cure requiring just two drops and two seconds to apply. It claims the remedy shrivels corns and removes them without sticking to stockings or causing irritation, marking it as a safer alternative to plasters and razors. It is sold by druggists for 256 per bottle or available for direct rental from E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
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Watt
Bunton
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
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