Waterloo Wins Fourth Straight In Tight Ball Game
Vendrix pitched well for Waterloo with solid support as the team wins its fourth straight. Scoring included two base hits and key plays in a 10 to 3 decision over Rock Island. Umpire Cusack presided as Collins and Hendrix contributed at the plate while Cook fanned three times.
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Rock Island
Waterloo
Spurs
Collins
Cook
Hendrix
Cusack
Waterlag
Islanders
Tool
Hersche
Wilkes
Bechtold
Sherrer
Wooley
Kelly
Ingalls
Snyder
Gonding
Schliebner
Beiter
Queisser
Ale
Nagel
Great Race in Three League Sees Boosters Close to Seventh
The Three League title chase tightens as the Boosters cling to seventh place with Davenport and Rock Island set to clash at Red Cedar Park. Rumors from Rock Island claim the Roosters were lax in recent games, while Cusack and Kelly figure in disputed plays. Attendance drives loom as Waterloo battles to hit a 35,000 target, with weather a potential factor for three remaining home dates.
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Rock Island
Davenport
Red Cedar Park
Peoria
Quincy
Danville
Pens
Dubuque
Decatur
Fannettes
Fane
Waterloo
Boxing card and league notes headline a busy sports page
Lost and found items in baseball circle show Kirby White returning to action after suspension while Wolgast MacFar partners stage a September 15 boxing card. Fal Brown joins the semi windup as matchmaker Frank Mulkern lines up light and featherweights. Lou Ritter, aging but spirited, leads his team as A A champion. Stovall of the Naps bars all star play to prep for the world's series with hopes of a Reds post season clash in Ohio. Tinrry Salles of the Cardinals is also mentioned.
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Kirby White
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Frank Mulkern
Fal Brown
Hibbing
Minn
Mulkern
Stovall
Naps
Reds
Ohio
Tinrry Salles
Cardinals
Slim
Cornell Student Returns an Aviator in France
Richard H Depew Jr a Cornell University student arrived in New York with his parents after planning a trip through France He quickly joined the Maurice Farman school of Aviation at Buc and passed all tests earning a certificate from the Aero Club of France expressing pride in obtaining a license as an aviator.
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France
Richard H Depew
Cornell University
New York
Depews
Mr. Depew
Maurice Farman School of Aviation
Buc
Aero Club of France
Reinstatement Hints For Southpaw and MLB Drama Shifts
Southpaw seeks another chance from Manager Bresnahan after a brief conference. If he can return to form, reinstatement looks likely. Stack of the Phillies struggles with limited play and recent wins impact standings as the league faces scheduling quirks. Giants, Athletics edge toward world series frame with rest plans and potential matchups. Hugh Jennings blames the Highlanders for pennant loss as Cleveland recalls Wallace’s long big league run. Wallace, a Franklin, Pa. product, parallels a 19 year major league career, excelling at short for the Browns and standing as a rare durable infielder alongside Cy Young peers.
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Franklin
Roderick Wallace
Wallace
Pat Tabeau
Wranklin
Browns
Cy Young
Jim McGuire
Fred Tenney
Results Yesterday in National and Western Leagues
Results list yesterday shows mixed scores across baseball leagues. Notable games include Cincinnati edging Chicago 2 Cincinati leads, Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 1, Boston none, Washington 7 Boston 1, New York 12 Philadelphia 0, St Louis 7 2 over Chicago 6 0, Des Moines 9 Sioux City 1, Lincoln 5 Topeka 0, Omaha 4 St Joseph 4, Denver 3 Peoria 2, Minneapolis Kansas City 3, Columbus a Tatean.
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Danville
Quincy
Decaturnae
Wee
Dubuque
Daverportstones
Waterloo
Rock Island
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Oes
STA
Philadelphia Aoe
St Louis
Aib
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Semrica
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louie
American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Seouisville
L. Pet
Denver
Ban Pueblo
St. Joseph Lincoln
Omaha
Sioux City
Aga
National Tleatie
Incinnati
Bronklion
Koston
St. Louis
Des Moines
Lincoln
Topeka
Omaha A
St. Joseph
Purkin
Topeka O
Siouxity
Pehla
Corset Worn Shields Woman as Husband Fires
Indianapolis Sept 12 Mrs Samuel Burness describes wearing a corset as protection after a quarrel with her separated husband who fired two shots. Bullets lodged in the corset but she was bruised. Burness then turned the pistol on himself and lies in critical condition.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel Burness
Burns
Duruquers Edge Quincy Veterans In Close Home Victory
In Peoria Illinois, September 12 a wet grounds note notes Decatur beat Peoria postponed or canceled. Hardgrove a Danville recruit held Quincy Veterans scoreless as Duruquers won 8 to 7 with two out when the winning run scored. Fosberg Rogge and Dick struck out opposing batters with several on base.
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Davenport
Pyubuque
Melchair
Chapman
Godwin
Coleman
Beatty
Fosberg
Rogge
Fosbers
Um S
Plres
Eckman
Connolly
Peoria
Ill
Dubuque
Wees Coleman
Seewewee Dick
P.D
Davidson
R. Daringer
Freer
Cooper
H. Daringer
Boucher
Seer Melchoir
Akers
Danville
Quincy
Trotter
Hardgrove
R. H. P.o.ae
Ball
Hapedge Creer
Staley
Kaylor
Dowling
Sullivan
Leed Massing
Coombs
Eee Hardgrove
Quiner
Tretter
Bannon
Afraid to Cut Loose Fast One Haunts Hagerman
Boston, Sept. 12. Haunted by the ghost of the man he killed with a fast ball, Casey Hagerman fears letting himself go on the mound. From the Denver club to the Boston Red Sox, he spent over a year regaining nerve after a fatal pitch. An earlier incident in Grand Rapids during the Central League’s 1999 season left him wild and facing a fatal strike that killed a batter, and he retired briefly after the tragedy.
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Boston
Mass
Casey Hagerman
Denver
Boston Red Sox
Hagerman
Grand Rapids
Speeding auto driver Joan Newton Cuneo helps wounded son
In dark mountain roads through Southern Vermont and Western Massachusetts, Joan Newton Cuneo drove her Renault at high speed with a wounded son and a physician, reaching a hospital in North Adams, Massachusetts within an hour. The famed race driver is noted for fearless driving and is now hospitalized.
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Mass
Desetts
Joan Newton Cuneo
Cuneo
North Adams
Masa
Will Tecover
Hagerman’s Rise and Decline With Denver Baseball Club
Manager Jack Hen dricks signed Hagerman last season for Denver. Hagerman feared fast pitches early, but by midseason he recovered nerve and terrorized Western league batters. President Taylor of the iied Sox bought him for $5,000. Before joining, Hagerman hurt Stem of Sioux City, nearly causing death. His nerves faltered again, he stopped pitching fast, and lost effectiveness, getting hammered across the league.
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Jack Hendricks
Denver
Hagerman
Taylor
Iied Sox
Stem
Sioux City
Central Ass'n Reshapes Rules After Ottumwa Meeting
The Central Baseball association ordered lower salaries from 1400 to 1200 and required managers to mail players receipts to President M. E. Justice. A 13 man roster was defined, boosting home club advantage by keeping gate receipts while visiting teams get 350 per game. Justice was re elected with a 100 yearly pay raise.
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Central Baseball Association
Ottumwa
M. E. Justice
Mmit
Central Association
Not Knocking Manager Stis of Peoria Ill
Quincy Herald states Manager Stis of Peoria wired President Tearney to forfeit a postponed game to 9 0. Tearney rules postponements must be played off if requested by a manager. Stis did not request the game, waited until 8 30 p m Saturday to wire in, and offered no long distance notice. Peoria leads the league, but the piece calls for a different manager and accuses Stis of poor conduct.
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Quincy Herald
Stis
Peoria
Tearney
Peoria Pilot
Focal
Quincy
Charges Withdrawn Against Former Secretary Newberry
Wakefield Sept 12 The charge of manslaughter against former secretary of the navy Thurman H Newberry of Detroit was withdrawn after his arrest last Tuesday in connection with an automobile incident.
Milford man not charged in child death case at court
George W. Ellis of Milford Massachusetts learned his 77 year old daughter Helen was killed and that the court withdrew the case. The trial was not pursued and the matter was left without criminal liability against Mr Newberry regarding the little girl’s death.
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Mile
Clatriet Court
George W. Ellis
Milford
Mass
Helen
Mr. Newberry
American motor boat to ply Yuen river in China
In Umion Hill New Jersey on September 12 residents learn an American motor boat, the first of its kind, will sail the Yuen river in Kui Chow province. Gifted to the mission by Reverend Dr. Frederick Krumling of the Evangelical association, a church fund is being raised to cover transport costs to China.
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Umion Hill
N. J
Kui Chow
China
Yuen River
Frederick Krumling
The
Evangelical Association
Burkett and Pedicord Architects Move to Lafitte Building
Burkett and Pedicord Architects relocate to 412-13 Lafayette Building. Office contact previously listed as phone 2088 continues at the new address. Local urban services note the firm remains active in architectural work with expanded premises.
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Burkett & Pedicord
Arci'ts
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