Red Sox Take Doubleheader Over Cleveland in Boston
Boston wins both ends of a doubleheader from Cleveland, 3–2 and 7–1, as Jones falters and Speaker drives in key runs. Klepfer relieves in the first game, Foster yields a run in the second, and Grany exits with a shoulder injury in the second contest.
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League Game Results and Standing of Clubs
The report covers baseball standings and recent results. Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with a 4 2 win and a 2 0 loss, while Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 2 0. The text notes attendance records possible for a Red Sox at Braves Field series and various pitching performances.
Buffalo shuts out Pittsburgh 7 to 0 in baseball rout
Buffalo pitchers, led by Anderson, blank Pittsburgh 7 to 0 yesterday in Pittsburgh. The box score shows Buffalo 2 008 600 101 7 runs on 44 hits with Anderson earning the win. Pittsburgh managed 0 runs until late innings as Blair, Barger, Hearald and Berry contributed for Buffalo. Other scores from the day include St Louis taking a doubleheader from Baltimore 4-2 and 8-0, Newark and Chicago playing 15 innings to 4-4, and Kansas City and Brooklyn splitting. Real estate transfers also listed with lot sales in Waterloo and nearby towns. The ad copy promotes a kidney remedy with a testimonial from G W Clough of Prentiss, Miss.
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Braves to host World Series game as Red Sox slip
In Hoston on Sept 22, the Braves field will host one end of the World Series next month while the Red Sox lose leadership in the American League. President Joseph J. Lannin of the ...
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Waterloo track meet yields 2:30 pace and multiple wins
Della Swanson captured the 2:30 trot in straight heats with a 2:30 mark in the Cedar Valley track races. The Substance and Miss Helen held strong showings in heats, while Ben Earl and Alfreda led in other events. Automobiles and motorcycles headline the final day with a mix of stock and touring car events and purses.
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Slow Time on Columbus Track at Grand Circuit Trials
In Columbus Ohio on September 23, slow times marked seventeen heats of the Grand Circuit. Roy Miller won the first division, Parchlla placed second with favorites faltering. Rose 0 led in the second division, while General Todd swept the Torse Review trials by straight heats. Stoughton A. Fletcher bought Miss Harris M after the race. Hal Boy set a slow pace with 2:12 pacing not reached since 1808. Margaret Tyren won the sprint trot as Star Winter edged Joan for second.
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Carried German Letters Sister Superior Sentenced
Paris reports extraordinary German measures to stop censored letters from leaving Germany. A sister superior of the Order of Saint Christina at Metz was searched while traveling to Switzerland and letters bound for outside Germany were found. She received fifteen years in prison. Another sister received one month.
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Mi nor s Central Magazine issue notes workers and travels
The September issue of the Ii n o rs Central Magazine is just off the press for the company s 45 000 employees highlighting The Story of the Winds Central Lines During the Civil Conflict 1861 5 featuring the late General Mason Braymann former Idaho governor. The issue also covers Meritorious Service and Division News with Waterloo employees mentioned including Chief Accountant Keith G Crowther who gets a honeymoon vacation. Alma Neubauer marries Crowther and they plan to reside on Oneida Street. Also noted are Shop Notes with Master Mechanic Norman Bell and rapid progress on the new roundhouse and umbrella shear project for the car department.
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German submarine policy prompt rejected by British press
The Pall Mall Gazette says Germany’s plan to curb sinking without warning is a trap. It argues Britain has mastered the submarine campaign and should not weaken the weapons that have proven effective. The piece warns the move could sway American opinion against Germany’s actions.
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North Dakota Battleship Repair Outlook Confirmed
Secretary Daniels confirmed the North Dakota battleship now in Philadelphia is in bad condition and will require many months to return to lane. Estimates place extended repairs and safety overhauls as the primary work ahead for the vessel.
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North Dakota Battleship Cost Estimates and Historic Incidents
The North Dakota is described as one of the navy's early battleships with tail-burning engines. The vessel is cited as costing between $500 000 and $1 000 000 and notes a fatal oil explosion five years ago in Dynahageny Bay that killed five crew members.
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Thorson Brothers to Open Saturday Optical HQ
The Thor son Bros Optical firm plans a Saturday opening at the Black Hawk National Bank building ground floor. Arthur A L Thorson Oph B from Chicago will serve as refractionist and his brother Oliver A Thorson will head the mechanical department. The shop will offer eye testing and glasses fabrication. Nearly everyone reads the Evening Courier and Reporter.
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Prince Albert tobacco promises full tobacco freedom
Advert says Prince Albert lets you smoke as you wish any hour of the day including Sundays. It touts a patented process reducing bite and parch and claims the tobacco satisfies every desire in pipe or making department, urging readers to try it everywhere.
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