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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1914

Page

6

Boston Triumph Ties With Athletics In Final Inning

In Heston Mass on Sept 12 Borton beat Philadelphia 5 to 0 after a ninth inning rally as Dugey and Cather drove in runs and Evers missed three days suspension. Whitted advanced Dugey to third, then scored on Maranville’s sacrifice fly to seal a 6 to 3 score line for Boston who had a late charge against Philadelphia.

Heston Mass Borton Philadelphias Rulning Manaser Stallings Capt Jobin Evers Philadelphia Dugey Moran Whitted Cather Maranville Boston Crutcher Strand Davis Cocrenam Whaling Gowdy Rixey Burns Washington New York Agaist Shawterday Yankees McHale Cole Sweeney Shaw Avisavith

Basins and Phillies end game in darkness at 8-8 draw

In Philadelphia, the Phillies and Boston tied 8-8 after darkness halted play in the eighth inning. Players Wood, Bedient, Gregg, Collins, Thomas, Carrigan, Pennock, Bush, Shawkey, and Lapp featured as lineups noted in the interleague tilt.

Philadelphia Boston Basin Unijht Sled Wood Bedient Gregg Collins Thomas Carrigan Pennock Bush Shawkey Lapp

All Star selections highlight three Jays and strong league talent

The Fireside League eyes an All-Star squad with three Jays from Burlington and Muscatine among picks. Rolley, Brennan, and Meiner lead a composite lineup including Miller Gould and Kinsella as pitchers and Citizens from Cedar Rapids and Burlington in key roles.

Ngain Orfder Uthitg Cutchera Rolley Burlington Brennan Magrcatine Miller Gould Muscatina Zarkert Muscatine Kinsella Waterloo Sheldon Siglin Ranger Lunte Hurlington Singleton Lowther Meiners Wurlington Crown Cedar Rapids

Waterloo Leads Labor Day Attendance and League Honors

Waterloo led on Labor Day as act for the event and fed off nearly all season honors in the attendance ring. The local association received 58723 dollars from President Justice, a share of Labor Day receipts. Rain spoiled the day, and the smallest split in the central association was recorded. Receipts show Watertown, Gellar Rapides, Marshalltown, and other cities contributing to the total. Three-city league honors went to Poorin with 6 001, Davenport next with £ 0200, Waterloo over 72 000, Cedar Rapids 67 425. The article hints at ongoing efforts to undermine Ayder Inisiness with some targets noted on page two.

Waterloo Biswear Waterloo Nesocration Justice Loclul Waterton Gellar Rapides Marshalltown Os Embtom Cedar Rapids Poorin Bonors Davenport

Baseball Standings and Key Players Highlight Yankees Title Bid

Chicago September 12 Ty Cobb remains four points behind leaders in the American League race as three hitters push toward the pennant. The standings list Cobb and players like Cobb, Speaker, Crawford, Baker among top hitters. Baker leads homer totals with nine. Maikel tops steals. In the National League, leaders include James and Doak with strong records. Minor notes cover trades, management moves, and Fort Dodge football prospects.

Chicago Ty Cobe Detroit Star Hig Wablitzer Boston Colins Philadelphia Jackson Cleveland Cobb Cree New York Speaker Crawford Detroit Baker Mitchell Washington Melanle C. Walker SL. Louis Fournier Maixel Rex Erwin Brooklyn Las Dalton Becker Daubert Magee Grant Connolly Wheat Miller St. Louis AUA Stengel Phelan Gonzales Cincinnnati UG. Burns Doak St. Jh Hinchton Columbus Vemes Titus Kansas Cis Kirke Wand Willifer Minneap Altiner Minneapolis Griffith Bevereid Jonsville Kansas City Felch Milwaukee Chicago Americans Compton Laroy Indianapolis Northrup Louisville Gallia Kaul Feds Bennie Kauft Jeads Federal Ivans Easterly Ranges City Lennox Chase Buffalo Oakes Anderson Bates Baltimore Bradley Petsburgh Crandall Kenworthy Ford Hendrix Seaton Larry Lejeune Sion Gaspar Sioux City Gaskell Denver Sierzer St. Joseph Indianapage

Iowa City High Opens Practice Under New Coach

Iowa City Iowa Sept Coach McGinnit of the Iowa City high school called the first practice for this afternoon with a satisfactory response. Despite soft wet ground headway was made. The new coach aims to get players in condition before ground freezes to prevent sprains and bruises. Prospects for the season are bright with veterans already out.

Iowa City McGinni Hgh

Big Field Meet Prize List Amid Waterloo Dubuque Game

A large field meet precedes the Waterloo-Dubuque baseball game at Red Cedar Park with prizes for various events. Events include a 100 yard dash, long throw, and accuracy tests. The game features strong teams and regulars as Jamesonella or Drohan may pitch with a lineup of Wintz and Meissner infielders.

Waterloo-Dubuque Red Cedar Park Priges Central Association Sericea Waterloo Dubuqie

Linden News Notes People Visit and Move About

Linden reports a week of travel and family visits. Mrs W J Penne visits in Dunkerton with relatives, while Mrs George Lemper travels to St Paul Minneapolis and Hudson Wisconsin. Families return from Cedar near Gilbertville to Dearborn Ave. Fred Kahler's family returns from Minneapolis. Miss Pierson arrives from Kansas City to visit N G Lake. Mrs John Koch recuperates after an operation. Mrs Fannen suffers gall stones. Mrs Archie Hayes leaves for Missouri to attend ill sister. Driscoll North Dakota calls for new school principal. Ladies Aid met at the church with officers elected and a chicken pie supper served. Miss Johnson talks on leprosy in India and officials turn over funds.

K. O Dearborn Avenue W. B. Porter W. M. Montgomery J. Ford H.C. Lake M. Bandfield Miss Johnson India

Waverly Industrial Night School Expands Classes

In Waterloo an Iowa State College extension unit widens industrial instruction offerings. Engineering to teach shop sketching, electrical topics, and direct current machinery with regular and correspondence options. Enrollment rising from 54 last year to over 100 potential students. classes in high schools via credits. A public meeting is planned at East High School to boost support from local manufacturers and citizens.

Engineering Extension Department Iowa State College Waterloo I. Johnson Edwin 8. Shortess East High School Iowa

A Stranger Aids Aged Woman At Waterloo Depot

Mrs Lucy A Huntington oldest Waterloo Courier subscriber arrived from Minnesota before 4 am. She faced a dark, empty depot with no cabs or buses and could not walk home. A Vinton man offered to help her reach her residence safely, sparing a long wait and isolation.

Lucy A. Huntington Second Street Union Station Waterloo Minnesota Vinton

President Wilson vetoes postal savings bill

President Wilson vetoed the bill to raise postal savings bank deposits to 1000 dollars. He objected to a repeal of a section requiring federal funds to be deposited only with Federal Reserve members. He proposed a 12 month extension for nonmember banks to surrender government deposits.

Washington, TD. C Wilson Federal Reserve System

Two Auto Accidents Reported After Night on City Streets

Police headquarters logged two auto incidents last evening. M. F. Shanewise of 915 Lafayette collided with bicycle rider Tony Fremer on Independence Avenue after 9 pm. Fremer escaped injury though his bike was damaged. A second crash at Sixth and Franklin between two autos caused no injuries or damage.

M. F. Shanewise Lafayette Firee Tony Fremer Independence Avenue Mr. Fremer C. H H. Golby Sixth and Franklin

The Banker's Daughter at the Palace Theatre

The Banker's Daughter will show at the Palace tomorrow. Bronson Howard’s treatment offers a potent lesson on American character amid foreign atmosphere. The play portrays a banker’s daughter who seeks happiness after disillusioning trials and critiques a marriage ideal through her experiences.

Bronson Howard Ameri

Photodrama Reflects Suppressed Underlying Tensions

The passage hints at a deeper social idea beneath visible incidents, arguing the photodrama subtly enforces this notion. It suggests the work admirably captures hidden pressures, possibly more strongly than overt plot points. The text reflects on how surface events mask stronger currents shaping behavior and fate.

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