American League double header ends with tie and wins
Philadelphia and Chicago split a double header with a 12 inning tie after two pitching duels featuring Coombs Walsh Morgan and Beott. Washington beats St Louis 6 1 in season finale. Detroit over New York 9 4 to claim the series, Cleveland defeats Boston 4 1 in Hagerman’s debut.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Philadephia
Coombs
Walsh
Morgan
Beott
Lord
McInnisbard
Zeider
Scott
Evans
Mullen
Baseball and Weather Results From Yesterday
Results from yesterday in American Association and Western League games include Kansas City rainout, St. Paul 7 Columbus, Milwaukee 4 Toledo 2, Minneapolis 4 Louisville 2, Des Moines 6 Topeka 2, Sioux City 14 Pueblo 2, St Joseph 0 Lincoln, Omaha 3 Denver. Social notes mention Mrs. G. W. DeWald returning from visits to St. Paul Minneapolis and Duluth, and Miss Eva L. Jones of Cedar Rapids visiting Mrs. G. W. DeWald.
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American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
St Paul
Columbus
Des Moines
Topeka
Tes Moines
Fioux City
Lioux City
Pueblo
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Omaha
Denver
G. W. DeWald
Min Neapolis
Duluth
Minn
Eva L. Jones
Cedar Rapids
G. W. Ne Wald
Ieee
New York
Chicago
Roar
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ciineinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia & Sae
Detroit
Cleveland O
Sioux City
Moines
Giants Plan 1911 World Series Bid Against Athletics
Pittsburgh Sept. 18 Giants leaders discuss prospects for a 1911 World Series with the Athletics. McGraw favors Mathewson and Marquard on rotation while players note Athletics hitting. Charley Herzog argues Giants will beat Philadelphia by exploiting base running and the menace of six Giants with fifty stolen bases each, unsettling Athletics catchers.
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Pittsburgh
Pitsburgh
Athletics
Cubs
Pirates
Giants
McGraw
Matthewson
Marquard
Charley Herzog
Herzang
Matty
Kidney Health Promised by Foler Pills Ad
An Old printed advertisement touts Foler Kidney Pills from J. K. Jader & Son. It claims quick action against backache nervousness rheumatism and all kidney and urinary troubles urging readers to act before reaching physical limits.
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J. K. Jader & Son
Brooklyn Triumphs In Ninth Inning Thriller
Brooklyn edged Chicago 4 to 3 as Richie gave up the lead with an error and Daubert's homer in the ninth. Cole wild pitched in the eleventh to add another run, finishing the game at 61 in G. Daubert and Archer led Brooklyn with multiple hits as Sheckard and Tooley contributed. New York topped Pittsburgh 7 to 2 as Merkle and Snodgrass starred with two-base hits and stolen bases. St Louis split with Boston in a doubleheader, Harmon strong in the first game and Boston winning the second before darkness halted play. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 3 to 1. Mitchell and Benton paced Cincinnati with two-base hits.
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New York
Blair
Cobb
Dollen
Crawford
Summers
Walter
Drake
Att Ford
Brooklyn
Chicago
Richie
Daubert
Cole
Davidson
Brihlyn
Archer
Tinker
Wheat
Tooley
Sheckard
Shean
Marger
Doyle
Zimmerman
Barger
Johnstone
Eason
Pittsburgh
Camnitz
Adams
Mathewson
Uropires
Klem
Brennan
St. Louis
Boston
Harmon
Oakes
Hoggie
Hogge
Mme
O'Day
Emslie
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cinccinnati
Foo Nooo
Mitchell
Benton
Curtiss
Amtires
Rigler
Finneran
Three-I Attendance Boosts and League Outlook
Peoria Star reports Lake View park season attendance at 39 217, a record for Peoria and the Three-I league, with 7 438 for the Quincy series. Davenport notes 46 093 paid admissions at Davenport baseball park over 60 days, Quincy at 44 000, and Dubuque 40 187, while other cities see declines. Rock Island’s Gonding praised as manager and possible pennant winner. league disorganization risks loom. Bloomington Pantagraph notes 220 days until Three-I season. discussion if Bloomington will join.
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Lake View Park
Davenport
Rock Island Union
Gonding
Quincy
Clarence Rowland
Dubuque
Danville
Decatur
Waterloo
Rock Island
Attendance in Three-I League Cities Reported
Davenport and nearby cities in the Three-I League show large crowds with Danville leading at 49,371 attendance and Davenport official counts at 46,033. Quincy 44,009 and Peoria 39,217 follow while Waterloo and Rock Island hover around mid thirties thousands. Decatur reports 32,000 official, with Bloomington and Springfield games excluded.
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Davenport
Peoria
Ascmugians
Danville
Quincy
Waterloo
Rork Island
Decatur
Lea
Pennant talk and player notes from historic baseball season
A collage of baseball gossip and facts from recent years. It mentions Connie Mack predicting the Giants for the NL pennant, St Louis drafting five players who all drew for the team, Billy Murray declaring scarce major league material in StaRTcR, Comiskey retiring to fish, John Ganzel organizing a Hawaiian champion team in 1895, Giants attendance figures at the Polo Grounds, New York Americans and Highlanders management notes, Hal Chase praised, Curis and Madden forming Quakers battery, Joe Agler excelling at first base in the Eastern League, Ebbetts offering big rewards for star players, and a freak home run record mirroring three four-base hits in three straight games.
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Connie Mack
Athletics
Giants
St. Louis
Billy Murray
Pirates
The Three Twins at Waterloo Wednesday Sept 28
The Waterloo presents The Three Twins at Waterloo on Wednesday September 28 with musical hits, Yama Yama Man praised for stage business, and ticket prices 50c, 75c, 1.00 and 1.50. Seats on sale now. The Squaw Man comes Saturday with matinee and night performances, four acts, elaborate production and strong cast. Prices Matinee 10 and 25 cents. Night 25c, 50c, 75c and 1.00.
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Ashton Stevens
New York Journal
Edward Milton Boyle
Savoy Theater
New York
Waterloo Theater
Man on bicycle struck by auto near Fifth and South
John W. Lingelbach was hit by a southbound auto on South Street while he rode west on Fifth. He suffered severe bruises and a shaken condition but no broken bones, with his bicycle wrecked. He did not identify the driver, but noted the car number as 22049 To.
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John W. Lingelbach
Fifth
South Streets
South Street
Lingelbach
Fifth Street
Deafness Cure Promises By Catarrh Remedy Ad
An old advertisement claims deafness arises from inflamed mucous passages and the Eustachian tube. It offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by Mall's Catarrh Cure and urges readers to send for a free circulary. Sold by druggists and via mail order.
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Mall
Tree
J.cneney & CO
Toledo
Druggista
Pioneer Delaware County attorney Brayton dies at 80
John M. Brayton a pioneer Delaware county attorney died Monday at nearly 81. Born September 15 1830 in New York he moved to Delhi in 1854 and built wealth through law and land ownership. A Republican he served as clerk state senator 1864 to 1868 and district judge 1871 72. He married Helen M. Martin May 4 1859.
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John M. Brayton
Delaware County
Mr. Brayton
Herkimer County
N. Y
New York State
Whitestown Seminary
Oneida Academy
Oneida Castle
Hamilton College
Delhi
A. E. House
George Watson
Brayton
Helen M. Martin
Ministers Rap Secretary Wilson Over Brewers Convention
The Waterloo Ministerial Association passes resolutions denouncing Secretary James Wilson for accepting an invitation to preside at the national convention of brewers in Chicago. The body argues the event harms public morals and requests Wilson decline participation and send copies to Secretary Wilson and President Taft.
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James Wilson
Wilson
Waterloo Ministerial Association
YM. C. A
James Wison
William H. Tait
Brewers
Chicago
Joan
Taft
Audience fills Crystal as Winter Show Impresses
The Crystal Dill attracts large crowds with nearly all performances, except one act. The Wilson brothers headline with knock-out comedy in Just Two Plain Germans, delighting audiences with witty dialogue and German and American songs.
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Playhouse
Wilson Brothers
Clever amusement at Wilsons show delights crowd
The audience roared with laughter as the curtain fell on the first show and clapped for 10 minutes after the Wilsons acted. Little Allright jugglers offered a clever, original balancing act with mysterious stage devices. Karl the musical monologist played saxophone and other instruments to applause. Von Mitzel and Maynard’s Cupid’s Coincidence lagged behind. McDonald trio closed with bicycle feats on one to three wheels drawing strong applause.
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Mrs. Little Allright
Karl
von Mitzel
Maynard
Cupid
McDonald
Sage Tea Darkens Hair Warns of Sage and Sulphur Remedy
An old remedy claim notes sage tea darkens hair and promotes health, now offered as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. Advertisers promise a money back guarantee if results fail, price fifty cents a bottle, via druggists. Public notice invites Lady Maccabees No. 37 and visiting Maccabees to Labor Temple Hall Lafayette Street this evening.
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H. W. Taggart
Commercial St
Labor Temple Hall
Lafayette Street
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Bittners
Beck & Preston
Seymour & Dupre
Lillian Seiger Cornettist
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Majestic Orchestra
Klinefelter & Sons
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Consolidated
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