Waterloo Split Even In Last Games Of Year
Keokuk won the first game 6 to 5 in ten innings as Waterloo and Keokuk closed Central Association baseball for 1915. Waterloo then won 5 to 0 in seven innings, with strong pitching by Martini and Hill delivering a homer by Hill for Keokuk. The doubleheader featured late-inning dramatics and notable defensive plays, including Martini’s leaping catch and Holt’s near-miss home run.
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Andrew Carmical
Keokok
Rkreoekok
Keokuk
Indians
Ted
Giffin
Iuners
Tom Drohan
Bixby
Whaler
LeBeau
Wilkes
Tom
Swick
Jeff
Whaley
Martini
Wim
B. Brown
Ulem
Masters
Lowther
Hollocher
Lamb
Waterton
Hill
Arston
Brennan
Clan
Drohan
Martinis Carch
Lowither
Harrell
Brown
Tod
Sheldon
Forrest
Heuser
Watertop
Len Bases
laBeau
Hollacher
Hil
Scanlon
Reds
Schneider
Ffarman
Pirates
McKenery
George
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Wingo
Mamaux
Kielly
Gibson
Murphy
Orge
Harmon
League game results and club landings summary
League standings show American Assay in Indianapolis 3 6, San Columbus F 4, Cleveland 4 2. Minneapolis and St Paul both 2, with Millowaukee at 4 4. Kansas City 3 3 after two games, Wester Tear Topeka 7 1 and Wichita 4 1 with a second game called early. Denver 10 11, Lincoln 41 13, Omaha 8 10, St. Joseph 6 3, second game seven innings by agreement. ThreesF League results Peoria 9 12, Bloomington 0 6, Moline 7 Davenport 8 0, Rockford 5 3, Freeport 1 4. HEDSON'S STATEMENT touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as best for bowel cleansing with quick relief from indigestion or constipation. sold by druggists everywhere.
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SL Paul
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Millowaukee
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Ville
Wester
Topeka
Wichita
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Omaha
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Res Maines
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Chamblee
Foley
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Newark
Chicago
Buffalo
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American Association
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Bud Giffin
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Swick
Lowther
Hollacher
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Lamb
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Bixby
Innin Eo Waterloo
Barer
Sheldon
Martini
Whaley
B. Brown
Wilkes
Balds
Brown
Pascal
Forrest
Scanlon
Waterloo
Harrell Abe
Masters
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Heuser
Drohan
Totais ' Etree
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TecBeau
Glin
Gardner wins amateur golf title at Detroit club match
Robert Gardner of the Ainsdale club Chicago defeated John G Anderson on Saturday to win the amateur golf championship. The report notes play at Detroit with score details and team entries, including Swick and Bixby.
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Robert Gardner
Ainsdale Club
Chicago
John G. Anderson
Detroit
White Sox Heat Cleveland in Labor Day Split
Chicago swept two from Cleveland on Labor Day, Klepfer and Benz each winning a game while solid fielding backed a shutout in the finale. Eddie Murphy led the White Sox attack with three hits in the first contest and four in the second, as John Collins contributed three consecutive sacrifices and Fournier returned from injury.
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Cleveland
Beeres
Klepfer
White Sox
Collins
Jackson
Triple L
Cotte
Benz
Kirke
Eddie Aurphy
John Collins
Fournier
Boston
Hhatterie
Carter
Fort Dodge Beats All-Stars in Twin Wins
Fort Dodge won both games against the All-Stars here yesterday 6 to 0 and 4 to 3. The All-Stars featured Mayers from Webster City Storm Lake Sioux Rapids and Austin clubs. Fort Dodge claims the undisputed independent title, having defeated Storm Lake Cherokee Sioux Rapids Webster City Ackley Hampton and more. Managed by Ira Bidwell the Fort Dodge club mirrors squads that won the Kansas State league championship at Emporia last season, marking Bidwell’s fifth consecutive championship club.
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Fort Doge
Fort Dodge
Mayers
Webster City
Stormlake
Sioux Rapids
Austin
Chagniansk Ty
Storm Lake
Cherokee
Ackley
Hampton
Nater
Ira Bidwell
Emporia
Bidwell
Parsons to Coach Ty College in Sioux City
Charles Parsons, famed halfback and three T winner, has been elected coach of Trinity College football at Sioux City. Parsons, renowned across Iowa, joins two others as three T recipients in three varsity years. Carl Brueckner departs Town City for Emporia College duties.
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Iowa City
Charles Parsons
Haltack
State University
Trinity College
Sioux City
Wiesel
Tree
Towa
Iowa
Carl Brueckner
Town City
Emporia College
Emporia
Wan
Eesch
Dodgers Take Morning and Afternoon Games From Phillies
Brooklyn wins both ends of doubleheader to trim Phillies 6 to 4 and 7 to 4, narrowing gap on NL leaders as Pfeffer and Rixey handled, with Maila set to join next Saturday. New York also takes two from Boston 2 to 0 and 4 to 3 in a tense day of wrangles.
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Boston
Alass
New York
Ruth
Leonjard
Mays
Caldwell
Tisher
Nanamaker
Foster
Carrigan
Leonard
Cady
Brooklyn
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Cheney
Killifer
Coombs
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Pfeffer
Dodgers
Rixey
Bawmgariner
Maila
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Philadelphia
Alexander
Marquard
Miller
Baumgardner
Tincup
Killiter
Burns
McCarty
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Braves
Hoston
Hughes
Tam
Stroud
Merkfe
Robertson
Tyler
Tearean
Snodgrass
Schmidt
Doyle
Byron
Bason
Gowdy
Benton
Meyers
Doom
Rudolah
Tesreau
Zuppke Expects Illinois to Contend for Conference Title
Muskegon writer notes Zuppke foresees Illinois as conference champions barring accidents and cites Minnesota as strongest on paper. He warns of a close race, with Wisconsin formidable and Iowa rising, while Illinois shares five veterans. Zuppke plans Urbana duties in September after summer coaching in Pittsburgh.
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Muskegon
Mich
Altho
Zuppke
University of Illinois
University of Minnesota
Isaid
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
Stage
Iowa
Urbana
Illinois
Eds
Pirates
Pittsburgh
University of Minois
Spall
Pathfinders win pennant in Central Association race
Burlington Pathfinders clinched the Central Association pennant with a .681 percentage, far ahead of Keokuk. In final day action Cedar Rapids beat Burlington 14 to 6 in the first game. the second was halted by darkness. Muscatine swept Mason City in a doubleheader as Marshalltown and Clinton also completed season games.
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Burlington
Centralassociation
Burlington Pathfinders
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Pathfinders
Murscatine
Mellincer
Anderson
McCullough
McGlade
Gross
Berger
Hoffmann
Blunk
Singleton
Muscatine
Mason City
Franke
Hruska
Fitzpatrick
Weeks
Wagner
Marshalltown
Clinton
Cooper
Richardson
Hammerschmidt
Lyons
Link
Cooper and Hammerschmidt
Nelson and Evans
Peter Scott Wins Charter Oak Stake at Hartford
Peter Scott the bay stallion from Murphy’s camp won the thirtieth renewal of the Charter Oak stake at Hartford in straight heats. A small field of four produced a tame set, final time 2 07 42 with a break by Bonnington costing second place. Queen Abbess also won three heats with Join R. Hal as a close second.
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Hartford
Gann
Charter Oak Stake
Peter Scott
Lee Ax- Worthy
New-York
Bonnington
Murphy
Lon McDonald
Margot Hal
Queen Abbess
Join R. Hal
Newspaper man mends I'v
R J Wentworth of the St James News writes that a severe cold settled in his lungs and he feared pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar cured him immediately and he recommends this cough and lung medicine. Thousands of hay fever and asthma sufferers are thankful for this healing remedy sold by all druggists.
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the St. James
Foley
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