Boston Gains On pennant with Brooklyn win and Phillies surge
In a busy baseball roundup dated Sept 16 Boston defeated Brooklyn 7 to 4 while Philadelphia beat New York 4 to 3 to tighten the race. Brooklyn used three pitchers with Aitchison yielding the final outs. Boston’s James held them to seven hits. Philadelphia’s Fromme settled after a rough first inning as Burne’s miscue and Magee’s triple produced runs.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
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Aitchison
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Maranville
Gow
Rucker
Ruelbach
Miller
Roston
Fromme
Burne
Alexander
Lobert
Magee
Fletcher
Doniin
Appire Rigler
O'Toole
Frommar
Meyers
Killifer
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 0 in federal league game
Chicago built a 6 to 0 win over Pittsburgh as Hendrix and Wilson fueled 11 hits. Wickland and Wilson contributed seven. Batteries were Hendrix and Wilson for Chicago. Barger and Roberts for Pittsburgh. Other league results include Baltimore defeating Kansas City 11 to 5 with Bailey issuing five walks and ten strikeouts. Indianapolis beat Brooklyn 9 to 2 as Kaiserling and Raricktie strung hits.
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Roberts
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Indianapolis Getters
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Kaiserling
Nad
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Baseball scores and schedule from yesterday’s games
AL results include Cleveland 1 Detroit 2 and New York 1 Philadelphia 3 with Washington 1 Boston 2 and an AL postponement due to wet grounds. NL Boston 7 Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 4 New York 9 Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati unlisted. Federal League Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 5 Buffalo 7 St Louis 0 Brooklyn 2 Indianapolis 9. American Association reports Minneapolis 4 8 Kansas City 3 7 Milwaukee 0 7 St Paul 7 2 Louisville 7 Cleveland 4 Columbus 4 Indianapolis 9. Western Teague Wichita 7 Sioux City 2 Topeka 2 Omaha 3 Lincoln 5 St Joseph 3 Denver 5 Des Moines 8.
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Manager Richards Departs for Garden Prairie Winter
Frank Richards of the Ansons leaves for Garden Prairie Illinois after signing to manage the Ansons next season. He plans to build a strong 1915 team and return in April to prepare, aiming to jump into the pennant race from the start.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Frank Richards
Ansons
Ety
Garden Prairie
Central Association
Waterloo Crucial Vote Foreshadows League Changes
Waterloo delegates Harris Wilsred Ed Westhoff and Jay Andrew travel to Clinton for the Central association meeting. Officials discuss the coming January session, franchise finances, and possible revisions to visiting-club aid. Burlington and Cedar Rapids face scrutiny over sales and attendance amid rumors of farm-team use. Marshalltown and Keokuk survival bids loom.
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Westhoff
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Royal Lelegation
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Cedar Rapids
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Hough
Hayden
St. Louis Browns
Forrest
Burelington
Burlington
Galesbure
Ned Egan
Keokuk
Disappearance Baffles Riverside Friends in Septent Excursion
Riverside residents report the mysterious disappearance of George E. Rada who recently visited old friends to bid them farewell. Two local women planned a surprise party in his honor but he vanished before the event. He was last seen leaving on his motorcycle and has not been heard from since.
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Riverside
George E. Rada
Chance Out of Game Manager of New York Club
Frank Chance is no longer manager of the New York American League club. He severed ties and will travel to California by automobile. He left the Polo Grounds saying he had paid up to season’s end. Jack Dunn of Baltimore International League is expected to manage next season, while Roger Peckinpaugh led the team temporarily.
Manager Herzog Suspended by National League
Charles Herzog, manager of the Cincinnati National League club, is indefinitely suspended by NL President Tener for disputing an umpire’s decision in a game played last Sunday. The announcement was made at the Cincinnati baseball club headquarters.
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Cincinnati
Charles Herzog
National League
Tener
Cincinnati Baseball Club
No title possible from fragment hit and run note
A brief sports fragment notes a player’s hopes to hit but indicates he faced multiple opportunities, ultimately not committing an error. The readable text focuses on a batter’s ambition and a clean defensive or pitching frame without decisive outcome details.
Waterland to Stage Two Plays This Week
Waterland presents the white slave drama Little Low Biter with Virginia Crooks and E K Rose in Waterloo on Sunday, Sept 20, after Chicago study of conditions. A matinee, then Fiske O Hara returns Monday, Sept 21 with Jack's Romance, featuring Irish ballads and Tales.
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Bache
Waterloo
Virginia Crooks
Joan of Arc
West Hammond
E. KE. Rose
Mvery
Chicago
Levee Diatrick
Fiske O' Hara
Wike O'Hara
Million Dollar Mystery at Tipala ch Theatre unfolds aboard a treasure tale
The Palace screens the twelfth Million Dollar Mystery episode with a sailor smuggling a mysterious box and a chained inscription Stanley Hargreave. A tense chase, a missing box at sea, and a showdown involving Braine Olga Florence and a stranger drive the drama. Also notes a Sox managerial rumor and several real estate transfers in Cedar Falls and Waterloo.
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Stanley Hargreave
Jones
Braine
Olga
Florence
Vroom
Black Hundred
Water committee delegates tour municipal plant in Waterloo
Clinton councilmen G F Tucker H T Dexter and John Wass, members of the water committees, visited Waterloo yesterday to study the municipal water plant. The delegation is on a two week nationwide tour to gather detailed information on water infrastructure and operations.
Council explores municipal water plant takeover
Delegation visits pumping plant and offices praising the water works team. They report Clinton's franchise expired and private owners offer to sell for 280000. City would need about 500000 to rebuild and extend if ownership shifts, fueling local support for municipal control.
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Dubuque
Madison
Wis
Clinton
Tal
Spurgeon Opens Senate Campaign With Waterloo Address
Spurgeon, independent candidate for United States senator, opened his speaking campaign with an address at the Waterloo theatre. An admission of 25 cents was charged to defray expenses. The main floor was well filled as he announced plans to visit most cities and towns in the state.
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Ts Lu. Spurgeon
United States
Maurice Connolly
A. B. Cummins
Waterloo
Mr. Spurgeon
Aged Arnold brothers reunion travels to Lanark IL
A D Strickler and Mrs C d D Wlickinger left for Lanark Illinois to attend a reunion of the Arnold brothers. The brothers include Jacob 90 of Lanark John 84 of Texas Joseph 50 Lanark and Simon 78 of southern Iowa. John came from Texas alone and manages substantial rice holdings totaling about 300 acres. Many relatives expected. the couple will be away about a week.
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Lanark
Jil
Arnold Brothers
Jacob
John
Texas
Joseph
Simon
Iowa
Hurge Realty
Rice
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Mrs. Flickinger
Mrs A L Cambre Dies in Atlanta Missouri
News comes of the death of Mrs A L Cambre formerly Grace Priest at Atlanta Missouri last Saturday from pneumonia. She previously lived in Waterloo and was buried at Nauvoo Illinois.
Low Gear Driving Demonstration By Franklin Dealers
Franklin dealers across the United States and Canada will conduct a 100 mile nonstop low gear demonstration on September 34 to showcase direct air cooling. Over 200 diverse cars across regions will participate in this officially observed and certified test, highlighting engine cooling under high load and sustained high speeds.
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Franklin
United States
Canada
Word from Hartmans in letter after siege of steamship officers
C. M. Wyant received a letter from Dr. F. T. Hartman on Monday afternoon stating that after besieging the steamship officers he and Mrs. Hartman were able to see them.
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C. M. Wyant
F. T. Hartsman
Mrs. Hartman
Sailings from Liverpool on Zeeland Red Star Line
A letter from Sept 4 notes Dr Hartman and party will sail on Sept 11 from Liverpool to the United States aboard the Zeeland of the Red Star line. He says the party is elated to leave the city and country a week earlier than previously expected.
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Liverpool
United States
Zeeland
Red Star Line
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Historian Seeks Black Hawk County Facts for County History
A Chicago publishing writer from J. Clarke Publishing Company is in Water- 00 collecting local data for a breezy county history. Residents with information on Black Hawk events from the past decade are asked to leave names at the Courier and Reporter. The note mentions an 1846 English railway smoking car as a referenced illustration.
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Black Hawk County
J. Clarke Publishing Company
Chicago
Black Hawk
Courier
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for Gray Hair
An advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken gray hair naturally and reduce dandruff. It claims easy application with a sponge or brush, with results after one or two uses, making hair dark, glossy and youthful. Sold by HH. W. Taggart.
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HH. W. Taggart
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