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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1911

Page

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Hollenbeck Shines In Listless Prodigals Win

In Davenport on Sept 8 the Water-Top Boosters beat the Prodigals 6 to 1. Hap Hollenbeck excelled in the pinches, steering a wobbly game into a Booster victory while Art Queisser provided notable entertainment. Connie Collins and Ohland made key defensive plays as Waterlaa tallied late, leaving the Prods with missed opportunities and sixteen left on base.

Davenport Happy Hollenbeck Fanwell Inwa Bettendarf Art Queisser Art Puck Queisser Tom Stark

Danville Still on Greased Way in Tight 4-3 Clash

Local prep notes show Danville holding a narrow 4 to 3 lead in a trimmed lineup clash against Theosk Island Hustlers, with Peoria-Decatur matchup postponed.

Danville Theosk Island

Batten for Akers in ninth as nine innings play ends

Rock Island 2 1 4, Dubuque 0 0 0. Stolen bases Plass Freer. Two base hits Wooley Cooper. Struck out Fosberg 5 Whiteside 4. Bases on balls Fosberg 2 Whiteside 5. Amophes Eckman Connolly. Game postponed due to weather preventing Peoria Decatur at Peoria. Sacrifice hits Chapman Collins Belter Nagle. Two base hits Ohland Bromwich Spurs. Three base hits Godwin Wilkes. Left on bases Davenport 16 Waterloo 5. Bases on balls Fanwell 7 Hollenbeck 7. Struck out Fanwell 3 Hollenbeck 4. Double play Wilkes Reiter Wilkes. Hit by pitch Leary. Time 1 38. Umpire Dusack.

Ranwell Fanwell Collins Fremer Connie Spurs Hollenbeck Coleman Long Texas Chapman Beiter Godwin Queisser Joey Wilkes Gon Joey Nagle Fried Waterloo Wilkes Nate Hohenbeck I“Ff. Lens Rei Bromwich Ohland O'Leary Happy Hollenbeck Sully Sully G Chappie Peck Harrington Happy Big Bob Bester O To Oto Koepping Collings Chapple Ig Bob Connie Collins Harry Ohland Sours Biz Bob Davenport AB. R.H. P E. Sullivan Wee Keepping C Fanwell Walsh Watecrlaa— AB B.G Batten Akers Rock Island Dubuque Plass Freer Wooley Cooper Fosberg Whiteside Amophes Eckman Connolly Belter Reiter iLeary Umpftre Dusack Seine Berhtold Sherer Ty Javonson C . Ingalls Thelly Heed Seal Snyder Ss Gonding Ey Et Conk Ve. Whiteside P Lakaff Dubugne Davidson R. Daringer T Freer H. Daringer A Beatty It Cooper Beens Melchair Ee Plass Boucher

Results Yesterday in Western and American Leagues

Baseball results from yesterday show scores across multiple leagues. Des Moines had no game due to wet grounds. Topeka 9, Friehin 1. Omaha 3, Sioux City 2 in 12 innings. Lincoln 2, Omaha 1. Denver area and Washington and Philadelphia games noted with various outcomes. National League games included Chicago 4 4 Cincinnati 0 2 and Boston 19 1 Philadelphia. New York 4 Brooklyn 3. St Louis 5 Pittsburgh. American Association brief results Tampa none noted.

Pet Peoria Llanetile Quincy Decatur Dubuque Davenport Besos Rock Island Waterloo New York Nationals New York Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Danville Luiney Pittsburgh St. Tenis Ad Norman Kerwin Tinnahue Peeae Pet. Myers Ib ’ Wea Reneweees Wahl Jill Philadelphia Roger Pat Souls Eveee Pan Villa Boston Cayef Boston and Sullivan Kaylor Staley Howling Eee Ate Pases Dowling Washington Ball Hill St. Lous Royer Myers Kaylor American Association Dowling Tae Pet Kahl Rover Hardgrove Ae Halls Minneapolis Hardgrove Columbus Kansas City Wright Indianapolis St. Paul Milwaukee Toledo Louisville P. W. Pet Denver Rece Puebla St Joseph Lincoln A Omaha Ee Sioux City Topeka Des Moines Nets Des Maines Friehin Omaha Lincoln Denver C- A Waghineton Cleveland St Louis

Ames Player Goes to Majors

Ames Indiana September. George Clark a sophomore at Iowa State College pitched the college team into the state championship last spring and has shown well this summer in professional ball. He began with Sioux City in the Western League but has been bought by the New York Americans and will report to them next season.

Ames George Clark Iowa State College Sioux City New York Americans

Dick Kinsella Plans Draft Exits for Decatur Players

Decatur reports indicate pitcher Joe Willis has been drafted by the St. Louis Nationals at a 750 dollar price. Willis, from Ironton Ohio, gave Decatur a strong season with 21 wins in 30 decisions to Sept 1. Leonard Schroeder from Eau Claire and a Decatur roster move are also in play as several players may be sold or drafted as the season ends.

Decatur Joe Willis St. Louis Nationals Kinsella Willis St. Louis Browns Ironton Dick Smith The Commies Springfield Schroeder Leonard Schroeder

McFarland Sees Easy Weigh In for Wolgast Bout

Packey McFarland said he expects to make 135 pounds for the Milwaukee bout with Ad Wolgast and plans to weigh within 133 to 137 pounds by fight time. He dismissed a rival's claim he would weigh 148 and argued he remains a lightweight challenger approaching middleweight only briefly before the ring.

Chicago Packey McFarland Ad Wolgast Milwaukee McFarland

Thomas' Speedy Seneca Boy Makes Harness History

George J. Thomas trains Speedy Seneca Boy, a two year old trotter and full brother to Pentsa Maid, expected to rise as a star in harness racing despite early doubts about luck and prospects.

George J. Thomas Pentsa

Seneca Bay Colt Sells for 35000 After Fast Track Time

The two year old Seneca Bay colt sold for 35000 with a time of 1 04.0. Earlier in Kankakee Illinois a two year old colt clocked 2:20 for a half mile, finishing second in his race. The buyer praised the speed of this northern raised performer.

Thomas Seneca Bay Kankakee Ill

Baseball News and Player Moves Highlight 1910s Era

The New England league rejects consolidation with the Connecticut league. Philadelphia Nationals target 25 players via draft. Jeff Pfeffer likely to pitch in the Southern league next season. Nap Lajoie nears Ty Cobb in AL batting race. Jack Dalton to try out again with Brooklyn after Newark stint. Athletics' Hedges wooing Harry Davie to manage Browns. Connie Mack optimistic as Athletics host, Detroit travels. Chief Myers leads Giants catchers in batting. Larry Cheney joins Chicago Cubs to face eastern teams. Tris Speaker lauds Ed Walsh no hit game. Cy Young Walter Johnson Grover Cleveland Alexander and Crandall as farmers. Young owns Ohio farms, Johnson a Kansas ranch, Alexander Nebraska farm, Crandall Indiana land. Pirates hailed as the real white ribbon brigade this season.

Athletics St.Louis Hedges Harry Davie Browns Detroit Connie Mack Chief Myers Giants Larry Cheney Louisville Chicago Cubs Tris Speaker Ed Walsh White Sox Red Sox Cy” Young Walter Johnson Grover Cleveland Alexander Otey” Crandall Young Ohio Johnson Kansas Alexander Nebraska Crandall Indiana

Rainfall Totals Reported Across Iowa States

In Burlington on Wednesday afternoon 3.20 inches fell, the heaviest statewide amount. Des Moines recorded 2.22 inches, Waterloo 1 inch, while the first game of the series saw Tooley score the winning run after Snodgrass misplayed Daubert’s deep fly.

Mathewsom Tooley Snodgrass Daubert Burlington Des Moines Waterloo

Chicago Nears World Mark in Home Run Race

Outfielder Frank Schulte hit his 21st homer of the season, four short of the 1899 world mark by John Wreeman, aiding Chicago to a 3 0 win over Cincinnati as Tinker scored on the play. A late rally in game two, sparked by Schulte, produced a 4 2 Chicago victory. Brooklyn topped New York 4 3 in a separate game.

Chicago Frank Schulte John Wreeman Washington Cincinnati Tinker Schulte New York Brooklyn

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