Reds Cinch Flag as Giants Defeated in Key Game
Cincinnati clinched the National League pennant with an 8 to 4 win over New York before 18 000 fans. Ruether pitched the full game, aided by sharp defense as Kauff and Statz starred for the Giants. Garry Herrmann announced the National Commission would meet in Cincinnati next Monday to lay plans for the World Series.
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New York
Cincinnati
Reds
Ruether
Kauff
Statz
Giants
Jelding
Redleg
Garry Herrmann
National Commission
McCarty
DO Welly
Gonzalez
Toney
Seee News
O Rath
Daubert
Trousch
Duncan
Hopf
Neale
Schrieber
Rariden
Nork
Kopf
Burns
Kautt Rath
Kelly
Nehf Nune
Huether
Adriden
Chicago
Phillies
Alexander
Yetayan Ames
Thei Phils
St. Louis
Cubs
Philadelphia
C E
Mes
Alexander Avid Killefer
Boston
Cobs
Tuero
Parker
Clemo
Sceott
O'Neil
Sherdel
Dilhoefer
t _ Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Miller
Pfeffer
Schmann
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Rot E
M. Wheat
Miller and Blackwell
Standing Of Five Teams Yesterday's Results
American Association shows no games scheduled as of yesterday. The standings reflect five teams active, with no matches played yesterday and no changes to the league table.
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American Association
World Series Opening Probables Pitched for Reds and Sox
The article debates opening game pitching for the 1919 World Series. Eddie Cicotte will start for the White Sox with Slim Sallee or Reuther in line for Cincinnati. Crowded with analysis, it weighs Sallee’s veteran steadiness against Reuther’s youth, noting Cicotte’s form and the value of a steady early lead.
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Chicago
Kid Gleason
Eddie Cicolte
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Slim Sallee
Giants
White Sox
Sallee
Reuther
Reds
Sox
Eoldie Cicotte
Cicotte
Cingignali
Salles
Moran
Cicotta
Iph
Ray Schalk
Ivy Winto
Win
Bill Rariten
Saudee
Letty Kerrion
Tte
Criptle
Johnny Kil Dane Shocks Burns In Fifth Round
Johnny Kil Dane knocked out Frankie Burns in the fifth round. In Dubuque Heinie Engel threw Pete Katulski in 4 minutes 30 seconds. Denver Johnny Nave stopped Red Dolan in round two. Mike Ertle won a decision after eight rounds over Jack Doyle.
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Jersey
Cits
Johnny Kildane
Frankie Burns
Dubuque
Heinie Engel
Pete Katauski
Denver
Colo
Johnny Nave
Red Dolan
Mike Ertle
Jack Doyle
Tourists Settle For Wreck Near Garwin
Weiblebaugh of Garwin Iowa says his auto was struck by a passing car driven by Lourigte. The driver was apprehended after a telegram to Vie City. Heiblebaugh received $100 as damages and $40 to local police for aiding the capture.
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Weiblebaugh
Garwin
Wilusdautombobile
Lourigte
Dty
Vie City
R. W. Wright
Rockford
Heiblebaugh
Wright
Equitable Life Agents Meet to Plan Campaign
Equitable Life Insurance Company agents from the Northeast met at Hotel Russell-Lamson today in Des Moines. About 25 representatives attended with state officers KR Heartsman S Randall and C J Seibel J Walker and R Golly. The session followed luncheon and showcased annual production exceeding $2,000,000.
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Equitable Life Insure Parce Company of
New York
Russell-Lamson
Lowe
KR. HH. Heartsman
Des Moines
S. Randall
C. J. Seibel
J. &. Walker
Red Oak
R. Golly
Waterloo
Iowa
State agents seize Cedar Falls autos delinquent in tax
Cedar Falls special report says state agents seized several motorcars with plates years old in a drive against delinquent owners. Five cars were taken from the streets and placed in a royal garage, with instructions not to release them.
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Cedar Falls
Emerson's Bondsmen Roe Liable After Emerson's Death
The court ruled Roy Emerson's bondsmen were not liable due to Emerson's death and subsequent nonappearance. Emerson faced murder charges and died by his own hand while on bond. The supreme court noted that surety on a bond is not equivalent to life insurance.
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Roy Emerson
Emerson
Supreme Court
Boxers and Wrestlers Invited to Fort Dodge Fair
Waterloo grapplers and pugilists desiring entry to the Fort Dodge tournament of the annual fair and automobile show should contact Halte Clarison at the Majestic Theatre Fort Dodge. All weights and terms must be stated in first letters as matches are to be staged during the event.
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Waterloo
Fort Doge
Halte Clarison
Majestic Theatre
Fort Dodge
Weather Snapshot From Yesterday and Today
Fragmentary OCR notes show temperatures from yesterday and today with scattered figures. The readable data include a 36 and a 54 to 78 range, dated 1918, but the full forecast or locations are missing.
Berger Charged as Disloyal in I W W Allegations
Chicago district attorney Clyne told a House committee Berger, the Milwaukee editor, is loyal to Germany and aided the I W W at war onset. He accused Berger of perjury over venue change and cited letters supporting defense fund ties, amid heated exchanges with Berger and attorney Cochens.
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Chicago
Vigler Berger
Milwaukee
United States
Clyne
House
Congress
Berger
Germany
Mr. Clyne
Congress of the United States
Henry F. Cochems
Mr. Berger
I. W. Wl
Victor Berger
Report of condition FIRST NATIONAL BANK Pinkerton 1919 Iowa
Charter number 6722. Blackhawk County Iowa. Balance sheet lists loans and discounts totaling 566,702.14 and total assets around 566,702.14. Bank officers Kleckner cashier and directors sworn Sept 15, 1919. Notes on deposits and reserves include U.S. Government securities and Federal Reserve stock. Historic bank condition report reflecting 1919 financials and regulatory disclosures.
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First National Bank
Pinkerton
Iowa
Bay
U.S
UG. S
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U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Te Wees Trust Companies
Brdieck
Ales
Eyce Wlohe Foe
Alin
Miller-Scales Co Planes Offered to Children on Sunday
Miller-Scales Aero company will turn over its airplanes to children under 18 as a new way to celebrate Children’s Day. Air voyages will be offered for a nominal fee, with Lieut Milo Miller directing the activities.
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Milo Miller
Miller- Scales Aero Company
Our Hymn of Hate and Flying Beans in War Era Echoes
A fragmentary 1919-era clipping notes random items: a traveling beer story and a tale of confiscated beer, a joke about Foot-ease bread for doughboys, and pilots warning that passengers must sign waivers before air travel. It also mentions Woodman editor selection and a Paris chain accident.
Miller Infant Dies At Janesville Farm
Isaac N Miller aged 0 died yesterday at his home in Janesville. He was a retired farmer. Survived by widow two sons and four daughters. Funeral tomorrow at United Brethren Church in Washington township. RAIN WORTH $1,000,000 and other notes from Des Moines report heavy rains boosting late crops and winter wheat plowing potential.
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Isaac N. Miller
Marie Osburn
Mo- Cedar Falls
Isaac N.tion
The
United Brethren
Washington Township
Des Moines
Iowa
Waterloo Boxers Show Strength In Recent Contests
Former army heavyweight Ralph Alexander defeated Jack Carey in Evansville Indiana by disqualification in the second round after two knockdowns. Carey was penalized for foul play as Alexander, visiting Waterloo, is sought for a return bout. Neal Allison drew with Barney Adair in Trenton and is slated to box Benny Leonard. Allison also trains at Camp Dix and may face Dennis O Keefe later. A Courier Lost ad promotion appears at the end.
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Ralph Alexander
Army
Waterloo
Evansville
Ind
Jack Carey
Alexander
Carey
Tanyas
Neal Allison
Barney Adair
New York
Allison
Adair
Trenton
N. J
Neal
Benny Leonard
Camn Dix
K. of C
Dennis O'Keefe
Hawkeyes Face Hard Schedule Ahead of Nebraska Clash
Iowa City, Sept 17. Coach Howard Jones pushes varsity through hard practices as the Hawkeyes prepare for what may be the toughest opening schedule in school history. Returning lettermen bolster the squad with several promising juniors competing for places. Signaling systems developed last spring give Iowa confidence for the major test with Nebraska in three weeks.
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Iowa City
Nebraska
Howard Jone
Hawkeyes
Iowa
University of Iowa
Altho Synhorst
Sykes
Beldhing
Slater
Mockmore
Hunnelman
Heidt
Kelly
Lohman
Charlton
Prentiss Smith
Steffen
Kaufmann
Cumberland
Wallen
McConnell
A. Devine
G. Devine
Rich
Smythe
Parke
Pyles
Jones
Iowa Hawkeyes Schedule Set for 1920 Conference Gridiron
University of Iowa announces 1920 basketball conference schedule with six home games in Iowa City and six away. Key matchups include Wisconsin at Iowa City January 5 and Chicago at Iowa City January 27, Indiana and Purdue trips, plus Northwestern, Minnesota, and Illinois contests. Conference slate follows state prep games to be arranged later.
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Towa City
University of Iowa
Howard H. Jones
Iowa City
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minneapoli
Chicago
Northwestern
Evansto
Madison
Indiana
Bloomington
Purdue
Lafayette
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