Washington Sparks Fifth Straight Win in Rally Over Cleveland
In a busy slate of baseball action, Washington won its fifth straight game with a 6-1 victory over Cleveland, moving within one game of second place in the American League pennant race. Blanding had a strong start and the offense exploded using timely hits to rack up runs.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results and Schedule
Yesterday's results show scattered scores across leagues with several postponements in the National League. Tomorrow's schedule lists Philadelphia at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago plus Brooklyn at St. Louis, with no American League games scheduled. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation relief.
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Brown to Found TriCity Morning Paper
El Brown of Monmouth announces plans to start a TriCity morning newspaper in Davenport with head offices in Rock Island. A capitalized stock company of 30,000 is formed. Brown has managed the Warren County Democrat at Monmouth and the Mather ville Echo, weeklies.
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Woley Kidney Pills Promote Cures for Kidney and Bladder Ailments
An advertisement touts Woley Kidney Pills as a cure for obstinate kidney and bladder troubles rheumatism and numbago claiming they remove the cause. The copy urges readers to try the medicine and notes it is for sale by a local dealer.
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Caldwell’s Strong Pitching Seems Undervalued by Yankees
New York reporters cite Connie Mack praising Ray Caldwell as one of the American League’s best pitchers. Caldwell finishes the season with twenty appearances, five wins, fifteen losses, seemingly hampered by a weak team. Chance hopes tailenders fare better next year.
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Waterloo sports writers seek unity and clean play
A meeting in Burlington to organize a Central association chapter aims to unify sports reporters and standardize scoring rules as Waterloo prepares for Thanksgiving football clash. Officials pledge to restore friendly east west relations while preparing a disciplined, fan supported baseball future with a carefully chosen manager to ensure clean baseball and broad community backing.
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Waterloo fans demand clean baseball and strong leadership
Fans argue that baseball success should be measured by on field performance and city representation rather than treasury gains. They say Waterloo must field a team that fights hard in every game and brings credit to the city, insisting on a leader who can ensure clean sport.
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Molanders Save Baseball Park in Rock Island Vote
Rock Island voters chose to purchase Island City park in a close ballot, preserving the baseball yard from being cut into city lots. If rock Island demonstrates activity before the Three-I league meeting in October, it should win back a franchise, with M. H. Sexton reportedly backing baseball in Rock Island.
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O'Hern Suggested As Three-I League President
Al O'Hern Davenport Times sporting editor is proposed as a candidate for president of the Three-I league. He is noted for impartial leadership, no financial stake in Davenport, and ten years of fair dealing in league affairs, which supporters say would safeguard the league's interests.
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Tighe backs Rock Island as baseball returns for Islanders
Jack Tighe, among ten supporters, hails yesterday's election triumph and pledges steadfast backing to revive Rock Island baseball. He has long argued the Islander fans deserve the game and predicts strong early momentum to reestablish the team, with his support spanning from start to finish.
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