British am the Amateur Gulp entrants burn clubhouse ruin
Two British players who traveled to compete in the Amateur Gulp tournament faced a setback as the clubhouse at the hosting club was burned days earlier. The incident cast a shadow over the event with extensive damage reported and organizers assessing next steps.
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Ill
Harold H. Hilton
Royal Liverpool
England
Gollf Club
Norman Hunter
Honorable
Company of Edinburgh Golfers
Regatta on Maquoketa River at Manchester Iowa
Manchester citizens may watch the Maquoketa regatta on the Maquoketa River with boats gasoline launches tow boats and canoes joining in. The fleet forms at Union Street landing and sails to Moag's mill dam then back to the starting point. This is the first regatta in Manchester's history with favorable weather anticipated.
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Manchester
Maiquera
Maquoketa
Union Street
Moag’s Mill Dam
Carl Brown Returns to Ring In Cedar Falls Exhibition
Carl Brown, local wrestler, resumes active training after a vacation due to an ear injury. He will appear in an exhibition match at Cedar Falls this afternoon against Ed Adamson, with a purse for the winner. Paul Prehm and Mat Matsuda meet in a finish match at the Armory this evening, Prehm having weight advantage but Matsuda likely using speed.
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Carl Brown
Cedar Falls
Ed Adamson
Brown
Armory
Paul Prehm
Mat Matsuda
Frehm
Mason City
Matsuda
Bert Blair
Prehm
Willo
Carl Tray
Protest grounds over called out play in first game
League protest filed after yesterday's opener with New York. Umpire Rigler ruled Sher wood Magee out though catcher Wilson dropped the ball while running down the left fielder in the sixth inning, prompting the ground for dispute.
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New York
Philadelphia
Seaton
Finneran
Dodge
Becker
Snodgrass
Murray
Alexander
McCormick
Doyle
Merkte
Philadelphia Vologonou
Mathewson
Wilson
Hartley
Schultz
Kutlifer
Ames
Crandall
Killifer
Um-pire Rigler
Sherwood Magee
Fogel Protests After Loss In Philadelphia Action
A protest occurred in Philadelphia as an individual named Fogel voiced opposition following a loss. The event drew attention from local observers and highlighted ongoing tensions at a political or civic gathering.
Notable Baseball Matchups From Early 20th Century Odds
A fragmented schedule listing multiple historic pitcher battles and team matchups. Names such as Addie Joss, Cy Young, and Dusty Rhodes appear with opponents including Chicago Boston Detroit New York and Philadelphia. Dates span 1908 to 1910 with varied venues and outcomes.
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Karl Hamiion
Detroit
George Mullin Agatthe
Walsh
Bastot
Addie
Chi An
Addie Joss
Reptember
Prank Smith
Athletics
Dusty Rhoades
Boston
Luis Nap Hocker Wearnst
Toston
Tay
Laas Waltate
Philadelphia
Cy Youn AgMoet
New York
Yesterday's Baseball and League Results Shown
Results from yesterday's American Association, Western League and Three-Eye League games list scores for Minneapolis, St. Paul, Columbus, Indianapolis, Topeka, St. Joseph, Denver, Wichita, Danville, Bloomington, Quincy, Decatur, Springfield, Davenport and more. An ad promises Chamberlain's Tablets to improve digestion and bowels.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis Peeces
Brooklyn Boston
Boston
Washington
Rae
Cleveland
St. Louis
American Association
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Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
Denver
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Des Moines
Lincoln Rane Ee
Wichitapanes
Sioux City
Topeka
Springfield
You
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Quincy Cere
Decatur
Danville
Dubuque
Bloomington
Pearla
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Wichita
Quincy
Peoria
Mt Duhbugqne
Davenport
White and Hlanding Pace Chicago Opening Win
Chicago topped Cleveland 4 1 as White and Hlanding strong on the mound. Zeider Birmingham and Rath led the offense with two base hits and key plays. Cleveland struggled with timely hits and multiple errors as Chicago seized early lead and held on.
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White
Hlanding
Batue
Cleveland
Comiskey
William Dowling
Galesburg
Ill
Lincoln Club
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Mattick
Lord
Colling
Borton
Zeider
Weaver
Schalk
Chapman
Johnsten
Birmingham
Carisch
Blanding
Griggs
Hendrix
Olser
Chaiman
Evans
Gan
Baseball notes from a stormy season mix
A Dubuque report details a youngster homering on first fastball, Gregory from Ottumwa to Cincinnati shuts the Cubs, and Davenport leads Three-I attendance near 35,000. Athletics crush Wolverton men 19 to 9 in New York, many pitchers shine while Brown and Fahey struggle. Talk of Plank Hamilton Wood and Wolgast injuries or form hints at season-wide pitching strength and fatigue as Red Sox seek a win.
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New York
Plank
Phila
N. York
Brown
Lapp
Caldwell
Davis
Warhop
Sweeney
Williams
Egan
Fisher
Ford
Gregory
Ottumwa
Cincinnati
Cubs
Dubuque
Davenport
Athletics
Wolverton
Fahey
Baker
Wood
Boston
Johnson
Washington
Athletics Fallible Season Recount Shows Mixed Results
The article reviews the previous season noting Athletics' strong win total yet frequent losses. Ping Bodie is criticized as a disappointment while only Zimmerman Evers and Ward Miller hit above .300. The pitching staff underperforms though the team keeps winning enough to defy expectations.
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Zimmerman
Evers
Ward Miller
Baden Wins Charter Oak Grand Circuit Trot After Five Heats
Hartford race crowds of 15,000 watch Baden driven by A S Rodney capture a hard fought $10,000 trot at Charter Oak. Esther W. places second and Ruth McGregor third in the five heat event. Other races include a 2:08 time in the 2:08 trot and various purse events for 2 and 3 year olds. Nathan Axworthy takes a noted second in the 2:30 trot.
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BULL MOOSERS IN TAFT'S CABINET
Washington reports a cabinet split over Roosevelt support with Secretary of the Interior Walter Fisher identified as for Roosevelt. An official at a social function relayed the matter to the White House, and Fisher has since gone to Hawaii to avoid speaking in the campaign.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Walter Fisher
White House
Fisher
Hawaii
Theosophical Path and political views referenced in period gossip
A column notes Fisher's progressivism questioned in administration circles after a speech on initiative and referendum. It contrasts Hopkins and Meyer with Roosevelt leanings, while naming Taft cabinet figures and highlighting Theosophical Path September issue. It urges parents to obtain Brady War Pictures in Waterloo Evening Courier sections.
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Meyer
Roosevelt
Tama Jim’ Wilson
Wickersham
Stimson
Waterloo
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