Chicago and Boston split two as Cubs beat Athletics
Chicago and Boston divided a twin bill with the home club shutting out the visitors 3 to 0 in the first game and then dropping the second 8 to 9. Leach starred for Chicago with timely hitting and patient batting while Fierce pitched well in the opener. In the nightcap Boston rallied with base running and timely hits and Chicago committed errors to fall.
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Chicago
Boston
Leach
Fierce
Tyler
Ttarsden
Pierce
Archer
Hess
Rariden
Vaughn
Stack
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Shanker
Schang
Graff
Chattanooga Tenny
Phila
Vou Cho
Eo Severens
McAllister
New York
Russell
Maise
Holden
Berger
Walsh
Mel Hale
Gossett
Port Writers to Organize at Burlington Meeting
Keokuk La sept 19 that sport writers on Central association circuit will meet at Burlington Sept 22 with ten papers promising attendance. President Justice will fund rail fare to Darlington for the assembly to form a sport writers association to improve news accuracy and scoring standards. The move aims to unite papers, curb fake reports, and promote the league’s interests amid possible splits and realignment.
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Keokuk
Apert
Central Association
Burlington
Sport Writers’ Association
Justice
Darlington
Sport Scriber
Kansas City
Central association and Three-I league seek season averages
Readers crave season statistics as the Central Association and the Three-I League end their campaigns. Debate swirls over who should publish the final averages, with figures expected from Chief Statistician John Hall and projected decisions at the August Central Association meeting.
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Muscatine Journal
Central Association
C. A
Labor Y
John Hall
Justice
Scorer Hall
Cialis
Winthrop Local Miler and Depot Visit Noted
A garbled report from Winthrop mentions a mile race and a depot operator visiting on a Saturday. It references plans or events at a local site with unclear names and actions, signaling a routine community update or notice with limited legible details.
Local Social Notes Record Weddings and Visits
Raymond hosts guests for second wedding anniversary dinner. Mrs. Douglas visits Freeley. Mrs. Munger attends a funeral in Finchford. J. M. Stubbs tends to Waterloo farm. Teeter kin visit from Mound City. Stokes family from Richardsville arrives for a few days. Eye operation for Mrs. Stiren in Rochester. Mrs. McVey to spend a week with daughter north of town. Rumor of Ed Carroll selling a farm. Allhoeffer and Mills invited guests of the Smiths. Ladies Aid held all day meeting with a fine dinner and officers re-elected except Vice President Ward who resigns. Mrs. John Cotton is new VP. John Reuter injured in a 20-foot fall. arm and leg broken but recovery expected. Mrs. Carpenter and granddaughter visit from Waterloo. Nellie Young Kittle and Forrest Bosd wed at M E B parsonage. Rev. A. G. Ward officiates. Couple to move to Richardshire, Wis. Bertha Trean to Waterlon. Ad Kramer died in Jesup. G. F. Connell mentioned. Mangin returns from a business trip to La Mere. Reports say Wor is building a fine barn.
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Lynn Smith
C. A. Mills
Waterloo
C. C. Smith
E. Douglas
Freeley
Munger
Finchford
J. M. Stubbs
Joe Teeter
Ada Teeter
Mound City
Kan
Ray Stokes
Richardsville
G. H. Stokes
Stiren
Rhochester
McVey
Ed, Carroll
Victor Allhoeffer
George A. Mills
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. G. Ward
John Cotton
Theo. Weber
John Reuter
A. Carpenter
Elly Hobson
Nellie Young Kittle
Forrest Bosd
Wallerley
M. EB. Parsonage
Richardshire
Wis
Bertha Trean
Waterlon
Ad Kramer
GF. Connell
Mangin
Leader of Yale's Football 8Q Ad Faces Task of Turning Out a Winning Team
New Haven Conn September 1 The Yale varsity football coach Gantain Ketcham trains candidates for the opening regular season. The Blue's strength and readiness will be known soon as the squad sharpens in practice under the coach's direction.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Gantain Ketcham
Ketcham
Vacation trips and hometown visits across Iowa and Minnesota
A long list of residents recounts visits and travels including Epworth Chicago and North Dakota trips by Mr. and Mrs. Clark and G B Thompson family. Others report returns from Sut ton Neb and trips through Sioux City Council Bluffs Omaha Lincoln Hastings Palmyra Nebraska City and Des Moines. Social visits span Independence Waterloo Manchester and Waterlog with notes on church events, a ten pound baby, a play in Waterlog, and a Waverly fair attendance.
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Bb. H. Clark
Epworth
Chicago
North Dakota
G. B. Thompson
Sutton
Neb
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Lincoln
D. W. Hovey
Grand Island
Hastings
Palmyra
Nebraska City
Des Moines
Chas. Cownie
Miss Magdalene Kemp Shot at Waterloo Home
The report notes Magdalene Kemp, of Waterloo, was shot on Sunday at her residence. No further details on motive or condition are provided in the fragment.
West High elects officers for 1913 14
Four classes at West High School announce complete officer slates for 1913 14. Seniors Hiram Maynard Ralph Walker Nelle Thompson lead with red and white colors. Juniors Tracy Glasener William O Neill Orral Hinds Elizabeth Davis choose purple and white. Sophomores Hobart Dawson Maybeth Mack Everett Hutcheson color set purple and old gold. Freshmen Margery Taylor Russell Lamson Fern Way Mae Hersch to select colors next year.
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The
West High School
West High
Hiram Maynard
Ralph Walker
Nelle Thompson
Tracy Glasener
William O'Neill
Orral Hinds
Elizabeth Davis
Hobart Dawson
Maybeth Mack
Everette Hutcheson
Margery Taylor
Russell Lamson
Fern Way
Mae Hersch
Framing business and pictures up for sale by Oct 1
Advertisement for Hileman and Gindt selling their picture framing business and inventory at 24 East 4th Street with a firm deadline of October 1 regardless of price. The notice emphasizes sale urgency and location.
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Hileman & Gindt
East 4Th St
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