Phillies Triumph Over New York 2-1 in Pitchers Battle
Philadelphia defeats New York 2 to 1 as Baker and Colling drive in runs and Shawkey bests Fisher in a tight pitchers duel. Washington defeats Boston in the opener 8-1, while the Red Sox win 3-0 in the nightcap. Detroit tops Cleveland 6-4 behind Cobb, with a triple play showcased by Veach, Crawford and Cobb. St Louis and Chicago battle to a 6-6 draw in a rain shortened affair.
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New York
Philadelphia
Shawkey
Fisher
Baker
Strunk
Colling
McInnis
Dale
Detroit
Cleveland
Bishop
University of Kansas
Cobb
Veach
Crawford
Hishop
Morton
Dfilinger
O'Neill
Bassler
Coveleskie
McKee
Chicago Triumphs Over Pittsburgh in National League Clash
Chicago edged Pittsburgh 4 3 in a tense game as Jush Fisher drove in the decisive run with a fourth inning triple and Archer delivering the winning hit. McQuillan struggled on the mound while Vaughn and Archer contributed for Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Sape
Loscals
McQuillan
Jush Fisher
Archer
Fittsburgh
Mamanx
Coleman
Vaughn
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
American League results include Cleveland 4 at Detroit 6 and Washington 8 0. New York 1 at Philadelphia 2. National League reports Philadelphia 2 10, New York 3 4, Chicago 7, Pittsburgh 4, Boston 4, Brooklyn 3. St Louis 6 Chicago 6 called at darkness. Federal League games show Pittsburgh, Chicago 2 Buffalo 12 St Louis 2 Brooklyn 0 Indianapolis 1d Baltimore 3 Kansas City 2. American Association Minneapolis 0 0 Kansas City 4 8. Western League Denver 7 Sioux City a Lincoln 4 2 Omaha 3 1. Louisville at Cleveland 7 Columbus 1 Indianapolis 7 Milwaukee 7 St Paul 3. Other games postponed due to wet grounds.
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Boston ' Eee
Detroit
Vetoes
Washington
St. Louis Oe
New York
Cleveland
Boston
New York Caae
St. Louis
Chicago Pittsburgh
Brooklyft
Cincinnati
Chicago Wees
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Kansas City
Sen
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Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Denver
Sioux City
Lincoln
Omaha
Pittsburgh Beats Chicago In Eight to Two Victory
Camnitz excelled on the mound as Pittsburgh shut out Chicago 8 to 2. Prendergast, McGuire and Wilson provided key hits while Berry, Camnitz and team held off the Chicago lineup.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Camnitz
Prendergast
McGuire
Wilson
Berry
Hit the Last Sister at the Waterloo next Sunday
The Waterloo presents Tha Little Last Sister and a matinee night show featuring Fiske O'Hara on Monday. O'Hara will perform in Jack's Romanes with new songs and revive Ralfe's Killarney and Tosti's Beautiful Eyes. His tenor voice suits Irish fare, drawing eager local fans. Also advertised new women’s and children’s sweaters at special prices.
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the Waterloo
Fiske O'Hara
Fis O'Hara
Killarney
Tosti
O'Hara
Baseball Leaders and Major Leaguers in August Runs
The report lists top run producers for August across teams led by Sam Crawford Tigers and Owen Wilson Cardinals, with Grover Cleveland Alexander the losing pitcher in a 4-run day. It names Hooper Red Sox Wheat Myers Superbas Cree Yankees and others as strong run drivers and notes record highs like seven RBIs in a single game by Tris Speaker and Sherwood Magee. It also mentions the Waterloo Iowa baseball scene potential Three-I league move and Bill Wagner’s appendicitis operation.
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Jack Melonis
Connie Murck
Sam Crawford
Tigers
Owen Wilson
Cardinals
Joe Jackson
Naps
Wilson
Phillies
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Hooper
Red Sox
Wheat
Myers
Superbas
Cree
Yankees
Fournier
White Sox
Schmidt
Braves
Zimmerman
Cubs
Burns
Giants
Kenetchy
Pirates
Pratt
Browns
Cravath
Daniels
Reds
Moeller
Mitchell
Senators
Hooper Rammera
Detroit
Dubuc
McCrory
Eyolds
Alva Williams
Boston
Tris Speaker
Chalmers
Athletics
Sherwood Magee
J. Prankpla Baker
Samuel B. Crawford
Swatsmith
Heinie Zimmertan
Strcker
Magee
Jack Miller
Jackson
Cleveland
Collins
Ess Wonauras
Speaker and Lewis
Shanks
Doyle
Baker
Youngster Breaks In As Central League Pennant Rivalry Grows
Pittsburgh Press notes a new recruit Ate Ruley at short for Cen tral Association pennant winners amid nerves and a miscue. Wagher moves to third base replacing Alex McCarthy with Mead Auley from Water loo, Ind. Also covers bowling season opening at Thorson alleys and pool match plans between Rennatts and Saunders with final location decision to be made after two games. Marshalltown Times Republican reports Frank Tietrich signs with 1914 Anson team as third baseman amid growing interest from managers.
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Mauley
Pittsburgh Press
Wagher
Alex McCarthy
Mead Auley
Waterloo
Ate Ruley
Pittsburgh
Thorson
Commercial Street
Organ Ind
Ome
Pont
F. A. Rennatts
Johnny Saunders
Saunders
Schwartz
Ellis
Rockford
Libby Brog
Eis
Ansons
Marshalltown Times Republican
Frank Richards
Anson
Frank Tietrich
Austin
Waverly Social Roundup Sees Local Visitors and Travel News
Waverly notes a series of visits and household news from September. Geo Brennecke of Cleveland spent Sunday with the Eifert home. Fred Brennecke of Parkersburg came Monday. Redmond and Fred Brown came from Waterloo. Mrs. Long and Mrs. Joe Grawe went to Cedar Falls to aid the Cedar Valley Fair association. Various locals host guests from Waterloo Nashua Charles City Hampton and Greene. News also confirms the return of Wm Lieban family from Germany to New York arrival and possible return of Mrs. Martrain with them.
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Nashua
Myrtle Eckstein
Waverly
Hannigan
Waterloo
Mra
Will Watkins
Pearl Thomas
Charles City
J.C. Blasier
Martha Peterson
Esther Minch
Fairbank
Agnes Rhode
Lenora Myer
Hampton
Lavina Rust
Joe Miller
Frank Meyers
Henry Stevenson
Shell Rock
C. W. Miller
BE. Mueller
Cedar Rapids
Jno
Mueller
H. Otts
Fowler
Colo
W. P. Schmidt
Wim. Meyers
Emma Meyers
Wm. Lieban
Germany
New York
Fifth District Republicans Hear Cummins Carry Linn County
Cedar Rapids Sept. 15 News from a Fifth district conference at the Montrose hotel shows leaders predict Senator Cummins will carry Linn County and Benton County amid discussion of the capitol extension act and tariff issues. Governor Clarke’s bid is seen as possibly hurt locally, but unity among Republicans is emphasized. The meeting drew about fifty participants despite heavy rain.
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Cedar Rapids
Hamilton
Cummins
Jeaders
Rawson
D. E. Goodell
Montrose
Fifth District
Linn County
William Dennis
E. R. Moore
W. G. Haskell
Clarke
United Acts
Senator Cummins
Dennis
Bernard Murphy
Vinton
Senator Cumming
Benton County
Obituary and Local Notices From Rockford
Paul Kannengeiser died at home on September 6 after months of illness and was interred in Charles City after services at Holy Name church. John Howard married Miss Gertrude Angell last Monday. Yeomen picnic organizer W E Bright visited Rockford to promote the Nora Springs event on September 17. G B Lyman left for an extended visit to Illinois and New York. Florence Goodall moved to Minneapolis to resume work at the state university. A week of heavy rain topped the season’s totals.
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Rockford
Paul Kannengeiser
Holy Name Church
Charles City
John Howard
Gertrude Angell
W. EF. Bright
Nora Springs
G. B. Lyman
Illinois
New York
Florence Goodall
Minneapolis
Minnesota State University
Judge Willett Opens Busy Benton County Court Term
Vinton Iowa February 14 court opens with Judge Willett presiding and a grand jury slated to convene tomorrow. The docket is the largest in many terms and proceedings may last two days. Willett plans a trip Tuesday to Belle Plaine for Benton County Veterans’ meeting, returning early next week to continue jury work. Dr J E Luckey remains ill at home after ten days. Mrs W E Conner gave a series of
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Vinton
Willett
Belle Plaine
Benton County Veterans' Association
J. E. Luckey
W. E. Conner
Conner Family to Move as Vinton Firm Changes
Mr and Mrs Conner sold their residence to Albert Heisler and will move to Fort Dodge due to Mr Conner’s business interests there. They have long resided in Vinton and contributed to social church and business life. Judge Nichols and Florida Indian River Land Co officials left for Chicago for preliminary business. The Vinton Review has engaged J Blehop as editor and Allen & Gerberich plan to focus on business and mechanical departments.
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Conner
Albert Heisler
Fort Dodge
Vinton
Judge C. Nichols
Florida Indian River Land Company
Chicago
Vinton Review
Place
J. ¥. Blehop
Messra. Allen & Gerberich
Mitchell residents attend reunion and move news
Mrs. A. C. Prime and her young daughter joined a class reunion of Prof. Rood alumni in Palmyra Wisconsin last week. Mrs. Aug Eske and husband traveled to Rochester Minnesota for an operation. Harriett Hastings moved to Milwaukee to store household goods before returning to Mitchell for the cold season. Laura Lincke will work in a Tripoli hospital. Local residents O. L. Stokes T. D. Cady Frank West EB H. Glasael Lewis attended the Minnesota state fair.
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A. C. Prime
Little Daughter
Palmyra
Wis
Cluss
Rood
Aug. Eske
Rochester
Minn
Harriett Hastings
Milwaukee
Laura
Lincke
Tripoli
O. L. Stokes
T. D. Cady
Frank West
EB. H. Glasael
Lewis
Notable Couples and Individuals Named in Social Column
Sedlacek J A Klinger and a string of names including Mr and Mrs Geo Parkhurst Mr and Mrs W G Smith Mr and Mrs H K Drake Arthur Meyer and Lawrence Ask appear in a social or society column listing attendees and pairs.
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Hablitzell
Janvrin
Shore
Bedient
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Henry
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Schalk
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Fletcher
Ate Lean
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Phila
O’toole
Mclean
Mayer
Doolin
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Ofth
Rudolph
Gower
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Ragan
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Federal League
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Jones
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Somers
Maxwell
Ulvejacket
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MCN Grove
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Helder
Sam Foster
Laseen
Dietrich
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J. Dubuque ‘Tintes-Journel
Basepall Association
Central Association
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Quincy
Decatur
Springfield
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Cellar Rapids
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W. W. Wagner
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Wagner
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Sporting Gossit
Norman
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Clucti, Peabody & Co., Inc
Muahers
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Byvank Transfer CO
Helieve
Gov. Clarke
Carry Linn County
Justin R. Berry
Walker
Joint Committee
Palace Theatre
Charles Dickens
Shubert
Tom Terriss
Astor
Tuxedo
Geo. Curry
New Mexico
Stanton Warburton
State of Washington
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Cor Hurrorist
Noveltat
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American Tobacco Company
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Mgr
TEL
Barry Helen
Wm, H. Armstrong & CO
Anita Diaz
Taden
Reed
Talk
Geo
Wichman Clay Madeley
Roosevelt
Ete
Cozy Theatre
R. A. Sweet Prone 1862
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