Cardinals Rally Past Reds In Split Twin Bill
St Louis took both ends of a doubleheader from Cincinnati, winning 4 3 in the first game and 3 12 in the second. Perdue faltered in the second game, Sallee replaced him and held Cincinnati to three hits as Herzog contested a call in the first. Between games Harburg was presented with a chest of silver by admirers.
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Perdue
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Douglass
Gonzales
Schneider
Clark
Detroit Dodgers Past White Sox In Ninth Inning Rally
Detroit trap Chicago 4 3 after Cobb starts ninth inning rally with two outs and errors. Cobb and Crawford pair hits, Veach and Burns drive tied and winning runs. Roth homers for Chicago. Benz struggles. Huszell closes. Also Cleveland edges St Louis 5 3 in first game. second game called early tied at three. Baumgardner, Agnew and others noted.
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Cobb
Detroit
Crawford
Veach
Roth
Sistors
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Demmett
Moriarity
Benz
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Oldham
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Stanage
D. Baker
Russell
Schalk
Cleveland
St. Louis
Baumgardner
Agnew
Mitchell
O'Neill
James
Coumbe
Bassler
Federal League double-header gives Chicago lead
Chicago takes sole first place in the Federal League by sweeping Buffalo in a double-header 1 to 0 and 7 to 3. Opportune hits key in the opener as Johnson and Schultz duel on the mound. In the second, Anderson’s control falters while Brennan shines in late innings. Buffalo lineup includes Blair and Wilson. Chicago features Schultz and Lavine.
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Sneals
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Wilson
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Lavinne
Pirates Draft Jack Coffey From Denver Western League
Jack Coffey, Denver shortstop and manager of the Western league Denver team, has been drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates of the National League. Coffey previously tried out by the Boston Nationals five years ago. His batting average this year exceeds .300. An announcement notes Dr. Everall will be out of the city from August 20 and an update on his return will appear in this paper.
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Everall
H Wnell
Advertiacmen
Congress
Post
Baseball Standings And Yesterday's Results
National League games included Louis 4 3 over Cleveland 4 4 and Chicago 2 over Pittsburgh 0. Federal League saw Chicago 1 7 loss to Buffalo 0 6. American Association results had Columbus 1 7 loss to Indianapolis 0 1 and Louisville 4 over Cleveland 1 with Milwaukee 6 0. St Paul K 2. Kansas City Minneapolis rain.
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Ameri¢no Association
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Tamisvile
League Directors Meet at Clinton Keokuk Keoknk
President M E Justice has notified club officers that a league directors meeting will be held in Clinton on Wednesday to address filing financial obligations to Manager Ned Bean. At the midsummer meeting Egan received pledges from other clubs to support Ottumwa, and a small amount may be requested. The circuit’s next year plan will wait for the midwinter session.
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Clinton
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Ottumwa
Dry towns lead in attendance at ball games
The Times-Republican notes that dry towns generated higher baseball attendance than wet towns. Waterloo tops attendance among eight towns, Marshalltown posts the highest per capita turnout at 8.31, while Cedar Rapids remains strong in population and attendance. The analysis links liquor policy to consumer spending in entertainment venues.
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Times-Republican
Waterloo
Marpalltown
Waerloo
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Burlington
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Keokuk
Waterlon
Bonn
Qilmno
Exhibition game called off after rain halts Dubuque Waterlog series
The final exhibition game of the season between the Dubuque and Waterlog clubs was canceled due to rain after Dubuque won the first game, 4 to 2. Many players left for home as the league heads toward next season with field meet plans and merchant prizes being returned. Siglin debuted for the Pirates and Burlington split two games with Cairo amid controversy over Waterloo attendance figures.
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Lie
Hawkeyes Ready for Vital Fall Football Season
Iowa City September 14 Special coach Jesse B Hawley will arrive early to prepare for the football season. The roster includes Kellogg Adams Went Watson and other assistants as Iowa prepares for practice starting September 21 with Big Nine opener September 20. Hawley stresses a decisive year for Iowa athletics with games against Chicago and Minnesota giving the team a chance to prove last year was more than a flash.
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Kellogg Wil
Adams
Maury Went
Jack Watson
Colfax
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Hawley
Iowa Athletics
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Iowa
Northwestern
Indiana
Chicago
Minnesota
WAVERLY FAIR PROVES A HUGE SUCCESS AT LIVE FAIR
The Waverly Fair completed a grand health baby contest with high scores across classes 1 2 and 4. Winners include Orville Bly Gerald Heiberger Dorothy Kelen Todd Neil Kingsley and Dorothy Edith Davie among others. After a fal l stock parade crowds enjoyed fireworks and a prize hayrack. Various local residents were noted in personal notes between events.
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Marion Ada Owen
Virginia Kingsley
Jean
Neil Kingsley
Stanley M. Wescott
Gordon Scully
Hagan
Dorothy Edith Davie
Gwendolyn Blaker
Huth Ruggensack
Winnie B. Johnston
Dorothy Todd
Orville Bly
Students Sing Patriotic Song In Waterloo Schools
Amid gloomy weather, Waterloo students joined in singing the Star Spangled Banner at noon. The action followed a request from the commissioner of education in Washington and was supported by state and county superintendents to observe a Star-Spangled Banner day. Each school performed the anthem separately.
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Commissioner of Education
Washington, D. C
National Department
Rate Fight Watch Grows In US Congress Rail Plan
Des Moines reports a renewed push from eastern railroads to compel the Interstate Commerce Commission to back its decision on freight rates. Wall Street brokers and bankers pressure echo a push for a federal resolution to raise interstate rates to 21-21 cents, aiming to boost railroad revenues amid broad business support for higher passenger and freight charges. The move signals another major confrontation over rate policy involving Congress and the administration.
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Red Clayton Free From Prison Returns to Sioux City
Sioux City news reports Harry Red Clayton, known gambler and owner of dance halls from Sioux City to Glendive, Mont., has completed an eight year manslaughter sentence for the 1908 Powers killing. He arrived Thursday and seeks a business site, believing his firing was accidental.
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Mel Powers
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Fort Madison
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Middle West
Boy Accident Kills Mother in Home Incident
A 11 year old boy accidentally discharged a firearm at their rural home two miles north of town, killing Mrs Wilbur Harlan 35 instantly as she cleaned a room. The boy, eldest of five, held the gun when it fired. the father, returning from a field, found her dead. The family includes several other children. Further details mention other local tragedies and ongoing legal proceedings in nearby towns.
Drunken Driver Crashes Car In Cedar Rapids
A drunken man driving an automobile caused a grisly accident Saturday at noon on Third Avenue and Second Street West. His reckless conduct sent two young children under the wheels of a Kenwood car. One boy was hospitalized at St Luke's with injuries to his leg.
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Judson
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St. Luke's Hospital
Germans at Boone raise relief fund
An enthusiastic meeting of German-Americans in Boone pledged $730 for Red Cross relief for wounded soldiers and sailors in Germany and Austria-Hungary. Speeches were made by Ernest Pecully of Des Moines, H. E. Fry, B. P. Hulst, and Rev. Otto Erbe. Committees were appointed to promote further work.
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Red Cross
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Ernest Pecully
Des Moines
H. EB. Fry
B. P. Hulst
Otto Erbe
Man Locked in Box Car Three Days in Iowa Town
Ida Grove report of Verlin O. Gabbage a traveling Chautauqua organizer who rode in a box car to save fare and funds for a camera. He spiked the door open at Sioux City yard and was trapped three days four nights with limited food and water. The misadventure occurred during a 506 mile trip from New Richmond Wisconsin to Glenwood Iowa.
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Go to California While the Fares are Low
From September 24 to October 8 one way tickets to California and the Pacific Northwest will be on sale via Rock Island Lines at low cost. Choose two routes one through the Southwest direct route for lowest altitudes or through scenic Colorado. Tourist cars in limited trains with fast schedules. C A Barton agent Waterloo Iowa will quote fares reserve and handle details.
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Rock Island Lines
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Lincoln Highway Cement Award For Marshall County
Marshall county will likely build the first mile of the Great Lincoln highway. A. R. Pardington of the Lincoln Highway association notified A. A. Moore that the county will receive 2 000 barrels of cement worth 2 700 dollars to aid construction. The city, county and public will jointly build two miles, one east and one west, with winter contracts planned.
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Marshall County
A. A. Moore
A. R. Pardington
Lincoln Highway , Association
Dhrushie County
Over a Thousand Accidents A Month in Iowa
Des Moines reports 2640 accidents in July and August per Welker Given of the Industrial Commission. Only 82 people received compensation, about 2.1 percent. To qualify, a worker must be off duty more than two weeks under the workmen's compensation law.
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