Waterloo Wins Final Game of Deagon at Home
Manager Brennan's boys closed the season with a 8 to 3 victory over Keokuk. Keokuk led early but Waterloo pulled ahead with an eighth inning three-run error by Hal lacher and solid hitting from Whaley Harrell and Heuser. Guster Brown starred in the field and Giffen started the late rally for Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Waterloo
Keokuk
Charles Hallacher
Wade
Jook
Bil Whaley
Penner
Whale
Giffen
Hollacher
Lamb
L. Brown
Heuser
Harrell
Masters
Martini
Hill
Whaley
HoNacher
Brown
Sheldon
Hatrer
Aba
EL TeBeau
Wilkes
Lowther
Swick
Roy Giffin
TL. Brown
R.H. PO. A. HL
Barrell
Ty Fu
T Dugavn
Whaler
BR. Brown
Wes
Meuser
Pases
Whaley Es Doutte Pays
Balk
Mrennan
Guitn
Lol
jJocher
LeBeau
L. Brown: Sacrifice Hits, BL Brown, Whaley, Heuser: Sacrifice Flies, L. Brown
Umjire
Shaffer
Eame
League Game Results and Standings Across Leagues
American Association standings show Indianapolis Columbus Louisville 4 2 and Cleveland 2 Detroit St Manlo Milwaukee 12 Minneapolis 2 10 Kansas City 1 5. Western League results list Sioux City 6 Omaha 5 Denver 7 Wichita 4 Des Moines St. Joseph 3 Topeka 11 Lincoln 5 with Davenport Peori ng Moline 1 Rockford 4 5. A pitcher injury ended a game after a ball burst a blood vessel. St Louis 7 12 Pittsburgh 2. Davenport and Chapman credited. Rogge Hearn Borthwood Berry Berlin. Buffalo 5 Newark 2. In Buffalo New York September 2 the Federals beat Raiverling’s team 5 to 2. five double plays highlighted the contest. Kaiserling and Rariden, Behutts and Allen noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Indanapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Cleveland
St. Manlo
Milwauker
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Sioux City
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Topeka
Lincoln
St. Lous
Pittsburgh
Davenport
Chapman
Rogge
Hearn
Borthwood
Berry
Berlin
Buffalo
Newark
N. Y
Buffalo Federals
Hilt George Raiverling
Kaiserling
Rariden
Behutts
Allen
Pet
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
St. Lo
New York
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
St. Lewis
Pittsbareh
Louis
Pataia
Muffata
oSub Bahtimori
Bi. Pot
Paul
Milwaukee
Local Baseball Roundup From Federal League Standings
Baltimore defeats Brooklyn 9 to 7 as Holt and Evans shine. Walker the lone effective pitcher. St Louis tops Pittsburgh 7 to 2 with Walsh debuting for St.Louis after being acquired from Baltimore.
Semi-Pres and Wankon Edge Hikader in Thirteen Inning Clash
In Hikader Indiana on September 2, Wankon defeated Hikader 5 to 4 after thirteen innings. Hampton beat Albert Lea 9 to 5 in a fast game at the air ground with Rockwell shut out and Hampton scoring five turns. Don Alderson’s team All-Nations fell to Cherokee as Lethe struck out eleven from the mound. Anita captured the first money at the Atlantic baseball tournament with Griswold and Minden earning smaller prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Baseball
Ifans
Ulis Town
Rockwell
Albere
Albert Lea
Fitzgerald and
Bassett
Palmer
Ripley
Cherokee
Donaldson
Brown
Joe Lethe
Tverts
Davis
Durham
Lethe
Ludwig
Anita
Eames
Minden
Atlantic Ta
Griswold Br
Atlantic
Griswold Atlantic
Griswold
Hudson endorses Foley Cathartic Tablets for quick relief
Chambl es Ga merchant Fr G Hudson declares Foley Cathartic Tablets the best on earth for thorough bowel cleansing with no inconvenience or bad effects. He claims they relieve indigestion and constipation quickly and leave users feeling light and energetic. Sold by all druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. G. Hudson
Chambles
Foley
Detroit Wins Another Wild Game Over $0X
Detroit defeated Chicago in a erratic contest as an error in the eighth inning by Weaver enabled the Tigers to pull ahead after Hurngs drove a threebase hit. Chicago won only one game here this season and has one more to play on the local field. Also reports Cleveland beat St. Louis 6 to 2 and Washington edged New York 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Boston topped Philadelphia 6 to 0 with Jack Barry facing former teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chicago
Weaver
Hurngs
Tigers
Chieago Jing
Haus
Scott
Benz
Schalk
Coveleskie
Boland
Washington
New York
Shank
Candil
Nunamaker
Acagia
Caldwell
Ayres
Henry
Boston
Athletics
Philadelphia
Troster
Jack Barry
Wag
Yooster
Cady
Wyckoff
Nabors
Lapp
Giuts
Phillies
York
Thorpe
Irisburg
McQuitlat
Mayer
Burns
Ritter, Stroud and
Scluang
Cincinnati tops Boston 4 0 in NL tilt
Boston 0 Cincinnati 4. Toney struggled to find delivery as Cincinnati pulled away with runs in the fourth and later. Snodgrass complained with a bat-throw in protest after a strikeout, and Ragan, Tyler and Whaling contributed to the visitors’ offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cincinnati
Mass
Toney
Braves
Ragan
Snodgrass
Suplus Liston
Toney Ant Wingo
Tyler
Whaling
Van Metre Chosen To Coach Iowa City Freshman Team
Van Metre of Tipton appointed by Iowa City high school athletic board to coach 1935 freshman squad. He plans two Sept 18 and 25 games with Tipton Anamosa Wilton Marion Washington Fairfield pupils and faces Davenport Clinton Grinnell Newton Cedar Rapids West Des Moines and Burlington in fall schedule with Grinnell possibly moved to Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
van Metre
Tipton
University of Iowa
Iowa City High School Athletic
Clinton
Grinnell
Newton
Town City
Cedar Rapids
West Des Moines
Iowa City
Burlington
Towa
Ansons Divide With Pilots In Season Finale Series
Slattery earned a gold watch and silver ball for a strikeout record as Ansons split with the Pilots in a doubleheader at Clinton. Clinton won game one 7 5 at seven innings, and Mason City defeated Muscatine 7 2 as key bats produced wide margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Slattery
Chinlun
Priori
Clyton
Clinton
Glaser
Link
Richardson
Ryan
Cilinton
Lyons
Slattery and Haimmerséehmidt
Two Golf Champions Fall in National Amateur Round
In Detroit at the Country Club, America's top golfers were eliminated. Francis Ouimet lost to J. D. Standish while Max R. Marston defeated Jerome Travers after a long battle, including a 40 foot putt on the thirtieth hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
America
Country Club
Francis Ouimet
J. D. Standish
Max R. Marston
Springfield
N. J
Jerome Travers
Oumet
Marston
Standish
Travers
Nelson Whitney
New Orleans
A. C. Ulmer
Jacksonville
John G. Anderson
Mt. Vernon
Joseph Schtotman
TN. Stearn
Williamsport
Sherril Shermaun
Utica
Henry Todd Wins National Stallion Futurity Stakes
Yonkers September 2 Henry Todd won the national stallion futurity stakes worth 20435 dollars for 3 year old trotters. Time 2 13 4. Colorado Belle finished second De Roche third and Onward Forbes fourth in straight heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Todd
Yonkers
N. Y
Collorado Belle
de Roche
Onward Forbes
Clinton Baseball Club Faces Withheld Pay in Cooper Case
President M I Justice of the Gen ral Association writes to Clinton about the Cooper case. Davenport is accused of misrepresenting Cooper and Clinton is told to withhold pay pending a ruling. Muscatine cites Cooper’s Davenport stay as over fifty days within two years, which would place him under the four man rule. If upheld, Clinton may reclaim all games won while Cooper was listed as a four man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
C. L. Root
Clinton Baseball Ein
M. I. Justice
Gentral Association
Cooper
Davenport
O'Leary
Clinton Club
Justice
Muscatine
Jobbers League Directors Meet on Tie Resolution
Directors of the Jobbers League meet this evening to plan tie breaking for the championship. Cedar Valley leads the pennant chase with one game left against Courier-Postoffice. a win clinches, a loss triggers a four way tie. Deciding game tomorrow starts at 5 30 with a big crowd anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobbers League
GC. FL & N
Nore
Courier-Postoffice
Cedar Valley
Waterloo Stars Recalled by Pittsburgh After Pirates Call
Paddy Siglin and Jimmy Mesuley, former Waterloo players with the Youngstown Central League club, were recalled by Pittsburgh and appeared in yesterday's games with the Pirates. Bill Wagner, another Waterloo alumnus with the Pirates, played in the first game and went to the plate four times without a hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Siglin
Jimmy Mesuley
Waterloo
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bill Wagner
Wagner
Pirates pick up trio of Waterloo players for season end
Siglin entered as pinch hitter and drew a walk. McAuley started at short in game two of a twin bill and collected two hits in five tries with a double and four putouts. All three former Waterloo players will finish the season with Pittsburgh and may have another chance in the Spring if they sustain their standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siglin
McAuley
Waterloo
The
Pirates
Evening Courier Reach Boosts Ad Circulation in Waterlos
The Evening Courier reports a daily circulation exceeding 6,500 copies in Waterlos, highlighting strong reach for advertisers. Local retailers and service firms are expected to benefit from the higher readership as the paper expands its regional presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Waterlos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gocn
Deagon
Myon
Hallwarher
Evrav Gaye Rocals
Aly
Tenge
Bloomington
Moline
Rockford
Quincey
Keokuk Wee
Muscaline
Mason City
Omesh SS
Federal League
Baltimore
Brooklinn
Brooklin
Ganzel
Walker
Holt
Evans
Leclair
Baley
Gwen Fisk
Enburg
Marion
Wilise
Hi. Smith
St. Louis
Bor
Walsh
Wankon
Hikader
Likader
J. G. Hudson
Rowduels Teant
Moston
Carter
Smith
Lavan
Koob
Sa Louis
O'Neil
Hoff
Severard
National League
Sallee
Snyder
Adams
Murphy
W. Wagner
Gawe
Don Non
Perdue
Niehaus
Gonzales
Varinon
Gibson
van Meter
Toakes
Courier and Reporter
Ted Sox
Bunnies
Miller
Cedir Rapids
Miner
McGinde
Mellinger
Anderson
Muskies
Masons
Augustus
Hruska
Garrett
Weeks
Withhold
Gon Cooper
Jobbers League Directors Meeting
Waterloo Baseball Association
Theatre-Pain Company
Minnesota
the, Waterloo
J. Busby
Mgr
Sories Company
Gires
Sents
Hea Ana
California
the Grand
Deana
Nat Goodwin
Carroll Eming
Mr. Goodwin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!