Boston Leads National League in Upset Chase
Boston and Waterloo battled in a tight game with Ellis and Hollenbeck delivering for the Jays as they rallied from a midgame deficit to win the final Marshalltown series clash. Erupting in the seventh, errors by the visitors aided Boston’s comeback while Umpire Cook’s disputed calls drew fan ire.
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Jays
Angels
Andrews
Harry Elis
Duke” Hollenbeck
Ellis
Hollenbeck
Blenner
The
Angens
Wis
Kinsella
Cook
Liberty
Tude
Marshall
Foster
Delano
McAuley
Seibert
Winsell
Clark
Richardson
White
Evans
de Janer
Wintz
Hovenbeck
Ward
Harver
Rall
Ray W Richardson
Sheldon
Winiz
Harv
Sneldon
Ikinsella
Berewald
Sixhin
Serand
Wits
Hichards
Siglin
Sigs
Borgwald
Ki i Foster
Delaney
F Seibert
Justice
Tit
Teague
Waterloo
Standings of the Clubs and Baseball Scores Across Regions
Yesterday results show Centaduation Waterloo 3 Marshalltown 8 Clinton 4 Cedar Rapids 7 Muscatine 10 Galesburg 5 Burlington 4 4 Keokuk 0 in the standings. American League games include Washington 4 Chicago 4 in 10 innings, New York 3 Detroit 6, Boston 6 St Louis 6, and Boston 7 St Louis 3. National League results list Cincinnati 4 Chicago 1, St Louis 1 Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 4 3 Boston 2, Brooklyn 5 3 Boston 12. Federal League notes Chicago U 2 Indianapolis 2, St Louis 4 Kansas City 3. Other scores include Louisville Milwaukee 8 Columbus 4 St Paul 2 0 44 in games Indianapolis 5 Kansas City 7 Cleveland 1 5 Minneapolis 6 4 Western League Des Moines 1 10 Denver 1 4 Joseph 4 Lincoln 5 Omaha 2 Topeka Sioux City 5 Wiehi.
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Waterloo
Marshalltown
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Galesburg
Burlington
Keokuk
Washington
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
the Mings
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago U
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Iain
Walalo
American Talon
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Paul
Kansagily
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Denver
Joseph
Lincoln
Iaha
Topeka
Sioux City
Wiehi
Suis Poston
Buffalo
Sy. Louis
American Millon
Kansas
Jays May Play Kitty Leaguers In Waterloo Cairo Series
Waterloo and Cairo leaders in the Kitty League plan a three game series to decide the pennant with games tentatively set for Waterloo and Cairo if schedules permit. Cairo holds a strong lead in the league while Waterloo tops the Central Association standings and both clubs anticipate a pennant clash.
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Jays
Keokuk
M. J. Justice
The
Central Association
Jay Andrews
Waterloo
Cairo
Waterloo Elgh
Sonerah
Waterloo Elch
Cedar Rapifs
Dubuque
Boston Regains Lead in National League Race
Boston defeated Philadelphia twice 7 to 2 and 12 to 5 as New York lost to Brooklyn, allowing Boston to seize the NL lead. Rudolph and Gowdy starred for Boston while Rixey and Mattison struggled for Philadelphia. Chicago and Cincinnati also traded blows in other NL games.
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Philadelpha
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Rudolph
James
Gilbert
Tincup
Oeadiger
Rixey
Mattison
Rhyers
Dagey
Whitted
Heston
Rudolph and
Gowdy
Marshall
Baumgardner
Killifer
Phita
Ames
Whaling
Oeschger
Rixey Mattison
Burns
First steel shipment arrives for Leavitt Johnson bank building
The initial steel consignment for the Leavitt and Johnson bank on Commercial Street arrived yesterday and crews began laying foundations. A piling test using cement reached 50 tons with only a quarter inch settlement, confirming cement piles’ superiority over wood. City Engineer Roby assisted and will record results. Work also began excavating for the elevator pit using a water jet method to combat quicksand. The Henderson Drug wall is now supported by beam-supported structures.
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Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Commercial Street
Aso
Roby
Chicago
Waterloo
Henderson Drug Company
Jays Hold Slim Lead In Central Pennant Race
PRESS BOX NOTES discuss Waterloo Jays aiming to win the Central Association pennant with five games left. Musantine and Burlington surge, Pathfinders play Marshalltown, Ansons push hard, and Waterloo’s record 11 of 18 amid umpire controversy. Fans face high tension as every run affects the race.
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Waterloo
Jays
Musantine
Burlington
Pathfinders
Marshalltown
Ansons
Manusch
Richards
Fort Dodge Manager Sues Slur Claims Damaged Repute
Fort Hodges A W Peterson filed suit against Henry Schultz Fort Dodge baseball manager seeking 5000 for slander and 175 for salary. Peterson alleges Schultz disparaged him to Webster City manager and said he sold out the Fort Dodge rink. Peterson says he was hired May 3 at 150 per month and discharged August 1.
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Fort Hodges
Sept. A
Paterson Today
Henry Schultz
Juavacer
Fort Dodge
Schultz
Plaintiff
Weatus
Webster
Unai Petersen
Veterson
Kearns
Peterson
Webster City
Fragmentary Construction Note Describes Wall Support
A damaged fragment notes wall support by wooden piles and cement piles to balance until full construction can proceed. The text mentions a pew wall and ongoing work with temporary shoring as the project advances.
Cedar Valley District Fair Opens September 19
Great preparations mark the first Cedar Valley district fair to run September 19 to 25 on newly equipped grounds off the interurban line one mile south of Cedar Falls and five miles west of Waterloo. The site features a half mile racetrack with banked turns and good soil, a 5,000 seat grandstand, a large exposition building, horse and cattle pavilions, speed barns for 80 harness and running horses, and a platform in front of the grandstand. The program includes agricultural, commercial, and artistic displays, harness and running races, vaudeville, works, and aeroplane flights each day of the fair.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Iowa
Fair Association
Ewine
Sheen
Gary Mills At 1914 Top Notch In Gary Indiana
Gary mills at United States Steel corporation are said to be at the top notch for 1914. The claim comes from a non official statement, with emphasis on quality and readiness for the new year.
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Gary
Ind
Gary Mila
United States Steel Naeporation
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St. Louis Federals
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Woodman
Moran
Lavigne
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Chappelle
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FRGT
Leavit & Johnson Building
Port Dodge
Gary Mills AT
TOP Notch
Joel Hillman
Harvey's
Washington, D.C
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L. S. Brown
Southern Railway
Philip R. Goodwin
American Tobacco Company
Palace Theatre
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Seperstition
Oliver White
Thomas Driscall Y Itt Song
Tom Lou Brown
Fletcher
Jack Winkler
Selbini
Grovini
Thone
A. J. Bushy, Mer
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L. Martin
Owen
Wister
Virginian
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
Waterloo Kisses Bar Co
West Fifth Street
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