Prods Stop Waterloo in Final Game of Series
Davenport Indiana September special report notes Boss O Leary used lefty Koepp who held Waterloo to seven hits in nine innings as the Prods defeated the Roosters. Koepp’s effort backed by other key plays including Bromwich Chapman and Ohland driving in runs in early frames, while Waterloo managed scattered threats with Vendrix and Spurs producing two late hits.
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Davenport
Sept. A
Boss O'Leary
Koepp
Waterloo
LO Koepp
Clinton
Lyons
Roosters
Hendrix
Queisser
Peck Harrington
Arthur
Ohland
Godwin
Coleman
Koeppiad
Bully
Koepping
Bromwich
Short
Sullivan
Beiter
O'Leary
Big Bob
Sully
Prods and Boosters Split Final Waterloo Frame
Davenport suffers a loss as Waterloo wins 7 to 3 in the season finale at Waterloo diamond. Umpire Sternberg and Steve Cusack associate handled calls. Sternberg praised for swift decisions. Stolen bases went to Bromwich, Ohland, Wilkes. Coleman slugs a three bagger for Davenport. In standings, the Prods and Boosters wrap the series with Waterloo on the slate for next week.
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Joey
Hendrix
Koepp
Waterloo
Boosters
Sternberg
Cornell
Steve Cusack
Davenport
R.H. P.C
Godwin
Coleman
B.A. P.o.ae. Colling
Roe
Fremer
Sours
Ketter
Queisser
Harrington
Wilkes
Nagle
Bromwich
Ohland
O'Leary
O Leary
Cusack
Evening Courier Office Note from Waterloo Imva
A terse office note from the Waterloo Imva desk outlines tasks for an Evening Courier edition. It mentions production deadlines, byline assignments, and distribution targets pending final copy.
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Waterloo
Imva
Results Yesterday Across Leagues Include Weather Delays
Baseball scores from American and Western leagues show multiple rain and cold caused postponements. Notable results include New York-New York 3 Brook Inn 2 and Chicago 8 Cincinnati with several no games due to wet grounds. West and other circuits posted mixed scores with Phoenix teams and minor leagues also reporting delayed action.
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Veterans Trim Danville Right
Rock Island Peoria Decatur game results in rain as veterans secure a decisive win over Danville.
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Dubuque
Rock Island
Peoria-Decatur
Scarce Ducks Sour Local Hunting Season in Iowa
Humboldt Iowa September nine reports a drought shrinkage of prairie sloughs leaving ducks scarce across the state. Northern lakes still yield some sport and Twin Lakes Calhoun Wall Lake Wright and Clear Lake Spirit Lake Emmetsburg offer fair hunting while prairie chickens appear more plentiful than recent years despite overall dryness.
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Iowa
Twin Lakes
Calhoun
Wall Lake
Wright County
Clear Lake
Spirit Lake
Emmetsburg
Farmera
Prairie chicken numbers plummet as habitat and hunting decline
The passage notes birds footing in rain and prairie sod turning to forgive the birds as a downpour annihilates them. It laments fewer grouse and many miles needed to find a bird dog, signaling prairie chicken elimination due to changing conditions and overhunting.
Packey McFarland Nears 134-Pound Weight for Wolgast Fight
Chicago reports Packey McFarland weighing just under 136 pounds after a training weigh-in and declares the scale heavy by a half to three quarters of a pound. He plans no weight loss and expects to be strong at 135 on fight night. Wolgast trains hard in Milwaukee toward the Sept 15 bout, with ten rounds of fast work and two hours daily until the fight.
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Ad Wolgast
Packey McFarland
Packey
O'Connell
Shadow
Charley White
Erie Zanders
Ketchel
Wolgast
Milwaukee Wis
Hecht
Freddie Hicks
Waterloo Prepares for Last Six Games Attendance Push
Waterloo faces six home games starting next Tuesday against Davenport and Rock Island. The team, nicknamed the Boosters Bilstera and Peck's Bad Boys, aims to attract 35 000 attendees to reach a 45 000 season total as ticket drives intensify.
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Waterloo
Boosters
Bilstera
Peck
Davenport
Rock [Sland
Celler
Wolgast Presses Hicks in Middleweight Bout
Wolgast moved aggressively at Hicks, the middleweight, delivering relentless punches. Hicks endured and fought hard for real chances, while Wolgast warned before the bout to expect any outcome up to a knockout.
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Ing. Hicks
Wolfast
Hicks
Wolgast
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