White Sox win doubleheader defeating St Louis and Giants
In Cleveland yesterday the White Sox swept two games from Cleveland to halt the Indians eight game win streak. Chicago also beat New York 4 to 3 in Boston, while Boston topped New York 4 to 3 and Washington edged Philadelphia 2 to 1. Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 6 to 4 and Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 3 to 2 in another set of features from the day.
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National League games produce mixed results
Chicago defeated St Louis 6 to 3 in a doubleheader and 8 to 3 in another game as Chicago pitchers excelled in late innings. St Louis dropped two listless games to visitors with Vaughn overpowering the home club in the second contest. Boston blanked New York 5 to 2 as Purdue scattered hits. Crandall held the Mets after early exits.
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Baseball Results From Yesterday across Leagues
American League posted Chicago 3 9 Cleveland 1 3 Washington 2 Philadelphia 4 Boston 4 New York 2 Chicago 5 6 St Louis 3 1 Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 2 Boston New York 2 Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 2 Western League saw St Joseph Des Moines 3 11 innings Denver 9 Lincoln 2 Wichita 13 Topeka 1 American Association Columbus 4 Indianapolis 3 Louisville 9 Toledo 2 Minneapolis Kansas City rain Milwaukee 3 St Paul 2 Cadvertisement mentions Aunt Marys Vinegar.
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Mack Predicts Great Battles in 1913 World Series
Athletics manager Mack predicts a hard fought 1913 World Series between the Giants and Athletics. He highlights young pitchers Brown Shawkey Houck Bueh and veteran Plank Hendr for the Athletics and notes McGraw's stronger Giants. He doubts bold outcomes but expects a close race depending on luck and breaks with key omissions for Murphy and Davis.
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End of Waterloo Baseball Season Caps Controversy
The Waterloo season ends with fan desire to close the chapter and avoid debates over Sunday doubleheader tactics. Cedar Rapids posted strong attendance under Belden Hill, while Dubuque and Davenport plan opening games for the White Sox vs Giants tour, potentially visiting this city.
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Benton County Fair Promises Record 42nd Event
The Benton county fair at Vinton in September aims to outshine prior years with fast harness and janrypers races. Aviator Floyd Barlow will pilot a Curtiss biplane with two daily flights. The Waterloo Town Criers plan a visit and locals anticipate a large livestock exhibit as top breeders enter.
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Benton County Fair Grounds Improve For Modern Yet Plain Fair
The text describes improvements at the Benton county fair grounds including trees and entertainment to create a comfortable space. It mentions a Midway with clean entertaining shows designed for broad diversion and a blend of old-fashioned fair charm with modern frills.
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Iowa Leader on Scouting Trip
Captain Ralph McGinnis of the Iowa football team leaves to secure a good sized squad for the Sept. 20 game. He conferences with Coach Hawley in Chicago, checks on star freshman Max Wilson, and travels across the state over the next two weeks. Captain Barron, heavier at 200 pounds, is expected to win a tackle spot beside Kirk.
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Clinton Knocks for Admission to Central Association
Keokuk fans indicate Clinton will seek admission to the Central Association at the next meeting. Promoters propose assembling the best available mines fourueavers from Clinton, eyeing a drawing-city status. Waterloo and Ottumwa begin a midweek Iowa tour. Ottumwa’s Manager Egan will not join the trip.
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Ossier West Makes Pro Debut at First Base
Iowa City report notes Ossier West, ex Iowa star pitcher, proving successful as a first baseman in professional baseball. After 61 games with Buffalo in the Midland league, he signed with Joe McGinnity to play for Tacoma. West hit .359 with 12 home runs and strong baserunning, seen as major league potential.
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Long road in Cedar Falls pro season ends with tail finish
Cedar Falls Record notes Waterloo finishing at the rear of the procession after a season that started strong. Keokuk Gate City reports a Keokuk ballplayer missing from a Monmouth double header on Labor Day and a morning wedding to Gertrude Le Fevre. Cedar Rapids Gazette argues that strong management and discipline are essential to a baseball club, praising Cedar Rapids for reviving interest and the Rabbits’ loyal fans under Belden UWill’s guidance despite midseason struggles.
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Cedar Rapids Rabbits fans honor Belden Hill with tribute
Fans present Mr Hill and his wife with a silver service to mark his role in rebuilding Cedar Rapids baseball. Boosters funded a starting fund of 15000 dollars and thousands attended games, keeping Cedar Rapids among the best in baseball. Belden Hill may return to pilot the Rabbits next season.
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Janesville Notes and Obituary of David Nettleton
Mrs. Aquila Walker returned from Missouri. A pleinic supper was held in Bennett's woods. The bank closed for a legal holiday. Watermelons sell for 5 cents. An auto buggy accident caused damage and pending suits. Obituary details for David Nettleton recount his birth in 1848 and life across Iowa Illinois and Dakota, with family and Odd Fellows membership. Foley's Honey and Tar ad closes the item.
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Desertion Sparks Dual Divorce Petitions
Roy Bandfield and Nellie Wilkins filed separate divorce actions after alleging Desertion by spouses. Nellie Wilkins seeks permanent alimony and child support for her and her five year old daughter Helen. Roy Bandfield asks for custody of two young children and notes wife Pauline abandoned the family in 1912 with separation since 1913.
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Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Chamberlain Remedy
A testimonial from M. E. Gebhart of Oriole Pennsylvania claims diarrhoea was cured by one dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a suggestion from merchant Mr Yorks. The note notes it commonly cures ordinary attacks with one or two doses and is sold by dealers.
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