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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1912

Page

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Cubs Beat Boston 6 to 4 in Loose Battle

Chicago wins 6 4 over Boston as pitchers struggle and errors aid Cubs. Williams of Chicago and Maranville of Boston stand out. Dickson aided by weak support. New York tames St Louis 4 3. Cincinnati tops Brooklyn 10 4. Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 11 4 in a day of wide puzzles and high scoring.

Boston Chicago Dickson Cubs Williams Maranville Brown Rariden Cheney Cotter Pittsburgh Philadelphia Philadelp

Tris Speaker of the Red Sox proves equal to Cobb

Boston September 11 Tris Speaker outfielder of the Red Sox is as good a ball player as there is in the game. He ranks second to Cobb at the bat and has stolen as many bases as Cobb. Although Speaker has fewer hits, his total bases are greater and he hits farther than Cobb.

Tris Speaker THE RED Sox Boston Cobb Wagner Speaker Detroit

Kirk and Powell Return to Iowa

Iowa City, Sept. 11. Football prospects at the University of Iowa received a boost with the return of Lester Powell of Red Oak, a 1910 fullback, after a year away from school. He is heavy and may bolster the backfield, and also plays end. Lumps Kirk, brother of Chick, has returned for the farming year and will be eligible to play this season, expected to excel at halfback with plunging ability.

Iowa City University of Iowa Lester Powell Red Oak Iowa Powell

Banquet Planned for Ball Players by Jobbers League

Last evening the Jobbers' League decided to hold a banquet for baseball league members on Tuesday September 11. The Wm Galloway Co invitation to use the Galloway club rooms was accepted. Tickets go to team managers and then to eligible members. A grand evening is anticipated and no one should miss this star event.

Jobbers’ League Baseball League Wm. Galloway Co Galloway Club

Yesterday's results across major leagues and minors

Baseball scores from yesterday include Boston 6 Chicago 4 in the National League. New York 4 St Louis 3. Brooklyn 19 Philadelphia 4. Chicago 4 Boston 4 in Chicago-Boston. Cleveland 11 Washington 2. St Louis 8 New York. St Paul 7 Kansas City. Minneapolis 12 Milwaukee 3. Des Moines 3-1 over Des Moines in a split with Lincoln 4-1. St Joseph 4 Te-Peka 2. Sioux City 26 Wichita 12. Denver 6 Omaha. Dubuque 4 Danville. Springfield 16 Peoria. Decatur 14 Quincy 7. Davenport 3 Bloomington 3.

Boston Chicago New York St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittshureh Chirago Cleveland Washington St. Louis Detroit American Association St. Paul Kansas City Minneapoli Minneapolis Milwaukee Des Molines Des Moines Lincoln St. Joseph Te- Peka Sioux City Wichita Denver Omaha Dubuque Danville Springfield Peoria Decatur Quincy Davenport Bloomington W. Ts. Pet Chicago Piece Wales Pittsburgh Cincinnatiener Bt. Louis Boston American Teague Boston Wees Louisville Indianapolisi Joseph Nes Moines Ron Lincoln Wichita Bee Sick City AGS Decatur Danville Sea

Joe Wood Keeps string. Boston wins opening game in series

Joe Wood extended his undefeated streak to fifteen as Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 4 in the series opener. Chicago scattered runs late, while Wood faded after a big lead. Washington routed Cleveland 13 to 2 as Blanding and Steen were knocked from the mound. New York beat St Louis 9 to 3 in the opener of their series. Detroit debutant Tersen struggled but Detroit toppled Philadelphia 8 to 1 as Crabb and Brown were knocked out early.

New York St. Louis Sallee Marquard Doyle New Yorks Sallee, Geyer and Bresnahan Marquard and Wilson Chicago Joe Wood Boston Wood Johnson Cady Zeider Mattick Bals White Benz Washington Cleveland Blanding Steen Wolfe Neher Carish Naegelson Cashion Henley St. Wenis McConnell Sweeney Hamilton Allison Kricbell Detroit Philadelphia Mich Tersen Crabb Brown Phila Covaieskie Lapp Jensen Lake

Cobb Seeks High Salary in Next Baseball Deal

Chicago September 11 A key note on the Detroit Americans three year contract ending this season centers on Ty Cobb. Cobb believes his value warrants a top salary and has discussed with friends whether a 15000 per year figure would suffice. Nagin shares the view that Cobb’s next deal will be substantial.

Chicago Cobb Detroit Americans Nagin Cob Cobbb

Allison and Area News Roundup

Allison community notes show Allison Co operative Creamery secretary election and local fair activity. Several residents celebrate birthdays visit relatives and travel to Vinton and Cheyenne. Schools hire teachers for Walnut Grove Manhattan and local domestic science. The opera house gains electric lighting and a touring company arrives. A tent show and forthcoming lecture series are announced.

Readlyn Fancual Picnic Sept 14 Draws Town Attention

Readlyn prepares for the ninth annual fancual picnic on September 14. Guests visit from nearby towns, including Miss Anderson from Lyle Minnesota and Miss Brant Kent of Waverly. The community sees visitors from Wisconsin and Pleasant Hill, and work continues on a new cement walk to the church.

Local guests and theater outing in Oelwein area

Mesdames L A Daily and B Belt of Oelwein were guests of Mrs H F Strottman Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Mayere and guest Miss Anderson and Mr and Mrs Fangmeier and Mr Slate went to Waverly Friday evening to attend a play which they pronounced very good.

Mesdames L. A. Daily B. Belt Oelwein H. F Strottman Mre. Mayere Mins Anderson Fangmeier Slate Waverly

Janesville notes and local happenings slide by

The Foreign Missionary society will meet with Mrs. Bradford Thursday afternoon. Miss Minnie Harrison and several from Waterloo and Cedar Falls spent Sunday here. John Morgan drives a new car. Eldin High will be a boy camper at the fair. Section men were endangered unloading ties when a train backed into them, tossing them inside the car. Edna Roberta of Nora Springs has stayed with A. Noah’s family since Thursday. H. I. Gould, Welch-Cort Co. salesman, injured in a prior accident, was here Friday for his first visit since the wreck. Geo. Shepard's threshing crew await repairs. Will Armstrong and family auto-tripped to Minnesota. Barney Helm notes wet weather north slows work. Roger Myers Co. shipped three mixers Monday and three more.

Readlyn Anderson A. C. Mayers Lyle, Minn Hubert Fettkether Margaret Fettkether Waverly Thoradar Thies Postville Fangmeier Minnesota Waverly Gee Vanderwalker Pleasant Hill J. 0 Mab Booth Waterloo J. F. Booth Janesville the Foreign Missionary Society Bradford Minnie Harrison Edna Prosser Bertha Decker Rosette Johnston Fred Carrie Smith Cedar Falls John Morgan

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Color Return

An old newspaper ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a safe, inexpensive solution for gray hair, dandruff, and thinning hair. It claims quick restoration of natural color, removal of dandruff, and renewed growth, with a money back guarantee from druggists. Agent H. W. Taggart.

Wyeth H. W. Taggart

Thousands Suffer From Deranged Stomach and Kidneys

Dr Findley Co claims to revive liver activity and cleanse blood to aid stomach and kidneys. He cites years of letters from patients like Mrs W H Brownes praising relief after treatment begun Feb 22 1910. Free examinations offered at 27% East Fourth Street.

Drs. Findley Co W. H. Brownes Lacoma, Town Ofice Strees Wangler

Tuesday Moves and Local News from Shaw Building

Tuesday notes report Guy Holmes relocating to the Shaw building while agriculture prospers and farmers halt hauling sweet corn as contractors offer to pay for remaining crops. Melons are plentiful but tomatoes rot, and Mrs. Jane Newell loses her gray driving horse. A Waverly autos group advertised the fall, and the local band played. The excerpt ends with a Carlyle reflection on worship and the Infinite seen in the finite.

Guy Holmes Shaw Jane Newell Waverly Autos

Dr. J W Bouldin Heals Nervous and Chronic Ailments

Waterloo physician Dr J W Bouldin offers full time treatment for nervous and chronic diseases using Specific Medication Magnetism Manipulation Vibration Therapeutic Rays and the Multi Nebulizer. He treats nose throat lungs heart liver kidney skin rheumatic and urinary conditions and specializes in nervous debility female diseases and sexual health concerns with free confidential examinations and personal attention.

Bouldin Waterloo Bright

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