Baseball Roundup From Sep 16 Games Across The Leagues
Washington defeated Chicago 6 to 5 as Russell allowed six hits in six innings while Groom struggled. Boston beat St. Louis 4 to 0 on timely hitting by Reby and Lewis. Detroit and New York split a 7 to 3 Detroit win in the series opener. New York outlasted Chicago 4 to 3 in thirteen innings. Pittsburgh swept a doubleheader with Boston 5 to 1 and 6 to 1. Cincinnati and Philadelphia fought to a 2 to 2 tie as darkness fell.
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Clivagy
Groom
Russell
Chicago
Sebalk
Shi
Love
Henry
Williams
Sauabug
Boston
St. Louis
Reby
Lewis
Ae Weisman
Agnew
Vollins
Carrigan
Cady
New York
York
Chicago Yes
Flender
Burns
Archer
Fletcher
Shafer
Tesreau
Meyers
Smith
Lavender
Pittsburgh
Moston
Randolph Kurd
Haga
Iavs
Theron
Pariion
Simon
Hwerdtrine
Anennaryo
COTTA
Standings From The Club Circuits Across Leagues
American League results show Washington 0 to Introit 7 and New York a Rostan th St. Louis 6 with Philadelphia facing Cleveland. National League action lists New York and Chicago 3 14 japan JDESF Rostand 1, plus Pittsburgh 5 1, Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 2 with nightfall called due to darkness. St Louis Brooklyn postponed due to rain. American Association and Western League report several rainouts and resumed play.
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Chivate
Washington
Introit
New York
Rostan
St. Louis
Philadelpha
Cleveland
Chicago
Rostand
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Kansas City-Toledo
Sioux City
Joseph Wichita
Schedule Hot Spots Hit By Tonight's Baseball Matchups
Detroit visits Washington while St. Louis travels to Philadelphia and Chicago hosts Whitcago. Cleveland plays Boston in the American League and Philadelphia visits Pittsburgh in the National League with Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York at St. Louis.
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American League
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Whitcago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
National League
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Thamis Central Team Falls to Burnside in Chicago
The Thamis Central shops baseball team traveled to Chicago to face Burnside and lost 21 to 16 at Washington Park. Boni started for Waterloo and was relieved early. Chicago’s starter also exited early. The slugging contest featured heavy hitting from both sides. Burnside visits for a return game next Sunday.
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Thamis Central Shops
Chicago
Burnside
Boni
Waterloo
Washington Park
Cincinnati Bluntly Fines Tinker and Maranville
President Lynch fined Cincinnati manager Tinker and Boston shortstop Maranville 50 dollars each for fighting in the first game of the doubleheader. First baseman Myers of Boston was fined 10 dollars. Tinker was suspended three days for abusive language to umpire O Day.
Waterloo Fans Edge Manager Contest For Baseball Team
A citywide popular voting contest opens to choose the Waterloo baseball club manager for next season. Fans may cast a vote for their preferred candidate, with the field open and voting closing September 21. A letter from Balbon supports fan input, urging directors to consider the majority’s choice and noting strong attendance as evidence for funding a top manager.
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Thave Son
You Eheaier
Piinarger
Waterloo
Catter
AB Son
Voice of the
Pan
Sporting Fisier
Ryenine Coanrer
Waterloo Baseball Club
Waterton
yTo
Balbon
Mr. Andrews
Hape
Sold Wrong House Claim In Cedar Pa
A confused real estate case in Cedar Pa centers on a wrong house sale. A friend of Mrs. Walter Lee reports the incident and questions who should cover damages and losses from the mistaken transaction.
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Cedar Palls
Cedar Pa
Walter Lee
Cole
House sale dispute over wrecked Dayton property near Rock Island yards
Vered of Minneapolis learns the house vanished after sale. Investigation shows the seller thought he was selling a different property and the buyer, Michael Hoy, insists he bought the correct house. George B. Morning, bank president and Dayton estate administrator, sold the structure without the purchaser accompanying him. The torn negro woman’s house was the one Hoy bought. she seeks compensation for her loss. The case asks who bears the fault: Hoy or Morning.
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Vered
Minneapolis
George 8. Mornin
Security Savings Bank
Dayton
Rock Island
Michael Hoy
Hoy
Hid in Bedroom to Shoot Husband in Cold Blood
Mrs. Winifred Barnett is charged with first degree murder for shooting her husband George Barnett in May in Scott County. She allegedly hid in his bedroom closet and fired as he undressed after returning home, following an earlier divorce. Authorities describe the act as deliberate and cold blooded.
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Yerport
Winifred Barnett
Scott County
George Barbeth
Svort County
Tarmett
Mrs. Barnett
Barnett
Chicken thieves busy in Jesup area report
The Jesup vicinity suffers thefts as farmers report losses of poultry. One resident, Wm Amfahr, living south of town, was robbed of 400 chickens by suspected thieves during the past week.
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Jesup
Wmn
Amfahr
Local Theft Sparks Bird Fancier Preparations
Jesup resident M. R. Considine reports a theft of almost and fanciers of the feathered tribe begin guarding their coops and taking steps to capture the miscreant if he returns.
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M. R. Considine
Jesup
St. Mary's School Sees Attendance Rise in 1913 14
The St. Mary's parochial school opens its year with 225 students enrolled, down from 297 last year. Classes run smoothly and indications point to a highly successful year ahead for the institution.
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St. Mary's Parochial School
Traveling salesman charged with theft in Charles City
Charles City Iowa Sept 18 A traveling salesman named Schultz claiming to represent Styco Smelting and Refining Co of Minneapolis was arrested noon yesterday in the offices of Drs Von Berg Petry and Miller on information from Mason City charging him with stealing gold from a dental office. Schultz was arrested within fifteen minutes after the Cerro Gordo sheriff relayed the tip.
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Charles City
Schultz
Styco Smelting & Refining Co
Minneapolis
Drs. von Berg, Petry & Miller
Mason City
Cerro Gardo
Naval officers to join Columbia for second year
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels has designated eighteen naval officers who have completed the first year of the naval postgraduate course at Annapolis to matriculate at Columbia University for the final year of study. Raymond Frelisen, a junior lieutenant and son of W N Frellsen, is listed among those reported to report to Columbia. The university will become an official part of the Navy’s educational department.
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United States
Columbia
Educational Department of the Navy
Building Condemned After Contractor Review Planned
A two story stone building at Fourth and Water streets was condemned after a six inch settlement. A three contractor committee, one chosen by each party and a third by agreement, may decide if the structure can be repaired. Lebowich tenants halted operations and the city served notice to remove by September 24.
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Fourth
I. Lebowich
Burke
Witt
Lebowich
Tennants
Duffy & Bell
Dolan
Remella
Cedar Valley Baptists to Gather in Fairbank Seventy-Third Convocation
The fifty seventh annual Cedar Valley Association of Baptist churches meets in Fairbank on September 24 25 and 26 A robust program draws Rev EM Edwards Nora Springs to preach the opening sermon Rev B M Rhoades council address and Rev Richmond A Smith Cedar Falls speak on the field of the country church Dr John A Earl Des Moines formerly of this city delivers an afternoon talk and a Thursday evangelistic service is led by Dr.
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Cedar Valley Association of Baptist Churches
Fairbank
EM. Edwards
Nora Springs
M. Rhoades
Richmond A. Smith
Cedar Falls
John A. Earl
Des Moines
First Baptist Church
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