Tearney plans shakeup as Three-I league disbands
AP dispatch from Chicago reports A A Tearney announces Waterson and Dubuque will be dropped from the Three-I League. A meeting will decide on disbanding and reorganization with eight to ten clubs possible. several cities are listed as potential members and some doubts persist about Waterloo Davenport Rock Island and Bloomington.
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Yearney
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Wight
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Decatur
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Danville
Quincy
Wearney Wald
Chicago and Boston Split Doubleheader Finale of Year
Chicago defeated Boston 10 to 2 in the first game while Boston won 5 to 2 in the second. Reulbach and Slapnicka pitched for Chicago with varied results as Donnelly shut down the locals in the second game. Kirke and Donlon led Chicago at the plate with multiple hits. The New York Nationals under McGraw arrived to open their series in the city.
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Kling
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburgh 5 to 2 in Season Finale
In Pittsburgh on Sept 27 Brooklyn defeated the Pirates 5 to 2 in the season finale. Brooklyn pitchers Adams Hendrix and Si won with solid defense while Pittsburgh struggled with timely hits. No other games were scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
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Barger
Erwin
Results Yesterday In American and Western Leagues
Yesterday’s scores show St Paul 4 to 3 over St Paul in the American Association. Kansas City 9 to 10 over Columbus. Milwaukee 7 to 3 over Louisville. Minneapolis 2 to 2 with Indianapolis. Western League games include St Joseph 6 to 2 over Pueblo, Lincoln 4 to 3 over Omaha, Denver 2 to 0 over Des Moines, and Sioux City 5 to 4 over Topeka.
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Philadelphia Secures 1911 American League Pennant
Philadelphia defeats Detroit to win the 1911 American League championship for the fourth time under Connie Mack. Detroit led by twelve games in May but Philadelphia surged ahead by July and never trailed after Aug 4, earning the right to defend the world title.
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Dictionary education drives reader interest in Cedar Falls event
The Daily Courier touts Webster's New Standard Dictionary as a compact one volume education for six coupons. Cedar Falls hosts Curtiss hydro airplane shows on Oct 4 with 16 000 attendees and aquatic stunts including a sham Indian battle and baseball.
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Towa
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Springfield hosts 25 000 for Sun day evangelist kickoff
In Springfield Ohio on September 27 crowds packed the vast tabernacle for three opening services of Rev W A Sunday Sun day’s six weeks evangelistic campaign. Estimates say 25 000 attended across all sessions with standing room in aisles and at doors. Also noted is W H Williams offering his bicycle store repair shop at 517 Bluff Street for sale, a pared-down proposition with strong reasons.
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W. H. Williams
Bluff Street
Mr. Williams
Stovall Declares Candidacy for Washington Manager
George Stovall acting manager and first baseman of the Steveland Naps announced his bid to lead the Washington team, to meet owner Noyes of the Senators. Stovall has improved the Naps from the lower division to third, while Cleveland may tab Harry Davis of the Athletics as a permanent manager.
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Jim McAleer
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Cleveland
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The County Sheriff at Waterloo Theatre Saturday
A new western life play The County Sheriff by Lem B Parker attracts Waterloo Theatre patrons with a sumptous scenic production and clever company. The Cow and the Moon highlights a rousing musical show with striking scenery and hits, staging Monday Oct 2 at Waterloo Theatre. For bowel complaints in children Chamberlain's Collee Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended and sold by Burkett Pedicord Archts 412 13 Lai Bldg.
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Jenkin Sentenced to 25 Years for Family Mistreatment
Henry Jenkin of Larrabee Iowa was sentenced to 25 years at Fort Madison for family mistreatment after pleading guilty. Neighbors feared mob violence as disclosures emerged that since 1909 he maintained incestuous relations with his elder daughter. The case prompted militia protection and a rapid transport to the penitentiary.
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Chicago
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Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
An old age appeal promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a cure for gray hair. The ad claims the product darkens hair, removes dandruff, and promotes growth. It advertises a money back guarantee and a 50 cent bottle sold by druggists, with H. W. Taggart at 537 Commercial St.
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Stabbed Man Survives After Heart Injury in Moorehead
Moorehead Minnesota September 27. Frank Grover was stabbed during a poker game dispute. He survived after authorities held W. W. Little for murder. Grover endured removal of five ribs and heart patches and now shows signs of recovery.
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Comet Prook's comet Nears Earth As Scientists Track Wanderer
Washington D C September 27 astronomers at the United States Naval Observatory and others nationwide work to identify a celestial visitor known as Prook's comet. It wanders near the dipper’s handle and is said to sweep toward Earth at a high rate, with nearest sun passage expected next month.
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