East Side Wins Thrilling City Baseball Opener In Ten Innings
In a tense ten innings at Lafayette Park East Side defeated West Side 5 to 4 securing the opening game of a three game series for the city championship. Key plays by Walter ManshI and Walter Worrell highlighted sharp fielding while Claus and Champ pitched strongly until the late rally provided the decisive run.
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Champ
Joose
Danny Hupp
la Fayette Park
the Cedar
Walter Manshl
West Side
Mitchell
Worrell
East Siders
Claus
East Side
Nest Siders
Walt Harvey
Trner
Fergeman
Hig
Schutzman
West Siders
W. Manahl
Rasgen
Metcalf
Kress
Robinson
Milsap
Rosgen
F. Champ
J. Champ
Dan Hupp
Hill
Hupp
H. Po.a. E
Fiatner
Tzeorge
Saar
Onnondnonoead
Zeorge
Bry
F. Manahl
Wild
National and American League Saturday Scores Report
National League results from Philadelphia and Brooklyn show Philadelphia defeating New York 5 to 1 while Brooklyn beat Boston 4 to 2. St Louis edged Pittsburgh 1 to 0 and Cincinnati defeated Chicago 6 to 5. American League action lists Boston beating Washington 5 to 0 and Chicago beating Cleveland 8 to 0, with Detroit defeating St Louis 10 to 0.
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Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Speaker
Cobb
Detroit
Baker
Zimmerman
Doyle
Schulte
Cravath
Ate
Bescher
Marsans
Huggins
Carey
Snodgrass
Murray
National League
Scores and musings from early baseball leagues and races
Baseball scores from the American Association Western League and Three-I League line the card with wins for Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Columbus Milwaukee St. Paul and more. A Hartford race features Rupert Parker aboard Bessie Ree in 2 12 pace for 1000 dollars. fans endure heat at Cedar River and Prospect parks. notes on Red bugs Raymond and Charley Chance shed light on local lore and pennant hopes.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis—Minneapolia
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Rupert Parker
Hartford
Conn
Bessie Ree
Minneapolis
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
American League and Three League play resulted in numerous city matchups. Chicago lost to Cleveland while Detroit topped Detroit 2-. St Louis beat Pittsburgh and Minneapolis defeated Milwaukee. Des Moines saw a doubleheader with tied and decisive games. Omaha fell to Denver. Dubuque and Danville split with Davenport. Quincy won over Springfield. Peoria topped Decatur. Bloomington edged Dubuque.
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Springfield
Quincy
Davenport
Danville
Decatur
Peoria
Dubuque
Bloomington
National Ie Pet
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Ven Lee
American Sa Association
Minneapolia
Columbus
Toledo Ee Ee
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Wee
Wee Ld
Louisville
Indianapolis
Denver
Omaha
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Lincoln Eae
Sioux City
Wichita
Baseball standings show leaders in wins and losses
Washington leads in percentages but has pitched only one game. Plank of Philadelphia has 21 wins and 5 losses, Johnson of Washington 28 wins and 10 losses. Only Coombs of Philadelphia and Walsh of Chicago have more than 20 wins, each with 21. Coombs has 9 losses and Walsh 16 losses.
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Ferry
Pittsburgh
Frill
Cincinnati
Nelson
Philadelphia
Marquard
Cheney
Chicago
Mathewson
New York
Washington
Johnson
Coombs
Philadelphie
Walsh
Waterloo Militia Officer Among 24 Best
Seagirt New Jersey September concludes the twenty second Seagirt tournament with 24 top scores vying for the American team to Ottawa for the Palma trophy. Notable finishers include F H Kean, J B Parker, K K Casey, E W Eddy, G W Chesley, J S Newbell, and W H Durchdenwald. Kean wins the Seagirt championship with 194 of 200, receiving Gov Wilson’s medal. other event winners include A E Gaartz and J H Snook among pistol and rapid-fire contests.
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Seagirt
N. J
United States
Ottawa
F. H. Kean
Massachusetts
J. B. Parker
K. K. ¥. Casey
Pennsylvania
E. W. Eddy
Ohio
G. W. Chesley
Connecticut
J. 8
Newbell
BE. J. Blade
United States Marine Corps
W. A. Lewes
New Jersey
Ralph Alderman
Dist
Col
W. B. Martin
J. E H. Jackson
Iowa
W. 8. Stoll
J. W. Hessian
G. C. Duff
Texas
C. F. Teat
Alabama
C. A. Lloyd
Marine Corps
Joseph Jackson
A. G. Schmidt
District of Columbia
P. §. Schofield
W. H. Durchdenwald
J. P. King
C. H. Emerson
C. B. Long
R. E. Blount
H. G. Utley
A. EB. Wells
New York
W.wise
Reading Match
Sergt
Watermelon Day at Webster City big fall festival
Webster City Commercial League plans Watermelon Day on Wednesday September 18 as part of the annual fall festival. Five thousand melons will be served free to all, aiming to attract a large crowd from the trade territory. A speaker is planned with possibilities including Governor Hadley or Senator La Follette. Taft spoke last year en route to the western coast. An afternoon of vaudeville and bands is to follow in the citys double park.
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Webster City
Iowa
Hadley
Missouri
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Taft
Double Park
Great Crowd at Bathing Beach on Hot Sunday
A large crowd crowded Cedar River and Black Hawk Creek as hundreds swam and picnicked at Cedar River park and Chautauqua park. Thousands sought relief from heat with baths, boats, and shade, while crowds along Cedar Heights enjoyed the day before dusk mosquitoes sent many inside.
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Cedar
Cedar River Park
Ahaded
Chautauqua Park
Cedar Heights
Christian X and Selandia Join Hamburg American Regular Service
The Christian X and her sister ship Selandia advance the Hamburg America line by adding their oil engine powered, compact designs to the regular service. The Christian X measures 370 feet long, 53 feet wide, carries 7 400 tons, and uses double bottom oil tanks holding about 1 000 tons. The note extols oil engines for large steamers and highlights the ship's enhanced cargo space.
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Selandia
Hamburg-Americanne
Dead Skunk Found in Boone Man's Bed
Charles Foster of Bear Creek slept in a tent near Boone when he woke to a powerful odor and found a dead skunk in his bed. He reported the incident to County Attorney Hollingsworth and swore out a warrant for Joe Bates, who denies possession. Foster burned bed clothing and aired the tent while awaiting trial this week.
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Boone
Boone County
Charles Foster
Bear Creek
Hollingsworth
Joe Bates
Joe
Foster
Cummins and wife going to Europe
Des Moines reports Senator A B Cummins and Mrs Cummins will depart for Europe to handle a senate committee report due in December The trip delays his participation in the upcoming state and national campaigns and is expected to extend until late fall
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Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
Stackless steamer novelty in ships
New Orleans reports the arrival of the first motor net to visit America after an Atlantic crossing. The stackless steamer eliminates traditional steam engines and coal bunkers, replacing them with compact driving machinery controlled by a lever. Engine room forces and coal heavers are greatly reduced, ending the arduous coal loading task.
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New Orleans
America
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