Giants Split With Cardinals Mets and Cubs Lose
Baseball results from multiple games with the Giants divided series against the Cardinals, Mathewson and Meyers leading for New York. Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 1 as Perdue’s strong hitting highlighted the Chicago win. Brooklyn split with Cincinnati in a doubleheader, while Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh in ten innings as rain and darkness affected the night games.
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Washington Beats Detroit 2 1 In Sept 2 Race Tilt
Washington defeated Detroit 2 to 1 with Love a 6 7 recruit from Atlanta earning win in his first game for Washington. The game featured late season momentum as both teams battled on the seven innings showcased by key hits and pitching performances.
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Baseball Tomorrow In National League Matches
The National League slate features New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Boston at St. Louis. American League has no games scheduled.
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New York Team Owner Predicts 40 Victory Season
Frank Chance, rebuilding the Yankees, expects a strong rival lineup after trading for Peckinpah Zettler Cook Wolliaing and Masel. He notes paying top salaries for talent and believes Roger Perkinprrough Zeider Williams and Cook will lift the club. He aims for half their games won next season and credits new approach.
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Baby portrait pricing at Majestic studio ad
Ad offers baby photos at 4 panels for 25 cents and post cards for 25 cents. Open days and nights at the Majestic studio under new management, near Schuneman's east side Alma store. Cadvertisement plausible excuse joke noted from St. Paul Dispatch.
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Ned Egan Leading Waterloo Baseball Manager Candidates
Ned Egan leads as the fans selection for Waterloo’s next season manager with Jayndrews second and Dick Smith third. Three new candidates George Hoghever Ira Flarmor and Darke Tollenberl entered the race as ballots arrive from city and nearby towns. The contest closes September 31 with results published the next day and standings shown Wednesday and Saturday next week.
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Springhild
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Wierloo
Darke Tollenberl
Watertoo Tenta
Me Jobbers League Meeting Closes Budget Surplus
The Me Jobbers League business session closed with a small surplus after rerail bills were ordered paid. The Courier team received the pennant and Sh. Rosgen earned the gold medal as top slugger with a .424 average. The annual banquet is set for next Friday September 26 at the Gallop Way Club with all members and supporters invited.
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Penham
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Gallop Way
West High Gridiron Hopefuls Face Start With Injuries
West High School opens football season with two cripples Davis and Powers out after Thursday night injuries. Coach Fred McClain reports the squad in fair condition and plans to enter the Week 1 game with strong veterans and several promising candidates at end and guard positions. The team expects depth at tackler and backfield, with Carl Chapman captain and Raisch bringing experience from California. A large second squad provides material for reserves as the season begins.
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Bud Goodwin to Quit Swimming After Defeats
New York report says Bud Goodwin known as the human pickerel plans to retire from swimming after recent losses. Gilbert Tomlinson defeated him for the 880 yard A U title, then both were beaten by J C Wheatley unattached in the 440 yard national championship at Travers Island under New York A C auspices.
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New York
Bud Good
Wice
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Justice Re-Elected Likely as Circuit Changes debated
The Central association directors meet in Burlington to discuss circuit composition for next season. Clinton, Rock Island, and Moline may seek franchises while Monmouth and Kewanee resist. President Justice appears likely to be re-elected if the issue is settled Monday.
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League rules debated and alumni prep set in motion
Discussions propose moving failing teams to cities that can support franchises and changing rules on sick and injured players. Tom Hayden backs reform with Waterloo Muscatine Ottumwa likely to support change, others may follow. Central league writers plan a sports writers association meeting in Burlington with full city representation.
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Burlington
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Birlingen
Alumni Line Up to Clash With 1913 Team in Vidiron Combat
An east side high school alumni group schedules a vidiron combat next Friday after 11 00 with the 1913 squad. The tentative line-up features players famed in state football days and aims to test younger brothers in a warm contest.
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