Ames to stage second home meet next Saturday
Ames announces a second home track meet this year a double header with Marshalltown high school entrants and local contenders. The event features sprints hurdles and distance races with standout athletes named including Young Clutter Walker Latimer Tyler Trullinger and Cockerell plus a reintroduced half mile relay and a range of field events.
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Marshalltown
Young
Clutter
Walker
Latimer
Tyler
Trullinger
Keeney
Holcomb
Hyser
Lew MacBlyen
Haggard
Kraft
Clarkson
Cockerell
Jar
Scott
Collins
Kemlar
van Meter
Wells
Missouri Valley Cance
Redfern
W. H
Henshaw
Dixon
Kirk
Nordstrand
Brown
Reed
Ames
W. H.S
Ames nine defeats Cornhusker team after tight baseball
Ames upends Nebraska 3 to 2 in a pitchers' duel with Johnson and Matter for Ames opposing Mather and Greenslit. Nebraska ties in the ninth on a walk and well-placed hits, then Ames wins in the tenth on a walk and Metcalf error. Daily recap notes a second game called early due to rain, score 4 to 4 at six innings.
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Ames
Cornhusker
Nebraska
Metcalf
R.h.e. Ames
Johnson and Matter
Mather
Greenslit
Dorsey
Local residents update on health travel and staff changes
Mrs. C. R. Holdredge improves after sudden illness while Mrs. A. B. Maxwell travels to Pierce for her father’s funeral. Earle Smith attends the service as does Mrs. Gamble and family heading to Colorado for health reasons. Mrs. Crissman visits Pennsylvania with daughters and grandson forthcoming. Staffing changes at Kooser Grocery with Miss Stella Ballard and temporary help. Hospitalization and visits noted for several residents with travel to Des Moines, Paducah, and Ames.
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C. R. Holdredge
A. B. Maxwell
Pierce
Nebraska
Earle Smith
C. A. Gamble
Hendershot
Colorado
Will Clark
Clark
Main Street
Celia Clemensen
Des Moines
Ames in Brief items from Kooser Bakery to Duntz rebuilding
In Ames news, Knudson's Pure Food Bakery advertises bake shop quality and home baked goods, with J. B. Kooser & Co offerings and a sale of trimmed hats May 6 to 14. Local figures include Wm. Watkins awarded a $12 000 German church contract at Hubbard and Duntz planning immediate rebuild after a $10 000 loss. Probate notice notes Brick Brisson last will hearing June 18 1910 in Story County.
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Miss Clemensen
J. W. Merrill
Ames
Knudson’s
B. A. Lockwood Grain Co
Wm. Watkins
Hubbard
Iowa
Story County
Noethe
Said
Brick Brickson
Nevada
Soper
B. M. Soper
Ames High School Home Meet Highlights Sprint Star Van Auken
Ames High School track team hosted its annual home meet at the college on Friday and Monday. Star sprinter Van Auken led in the 100 and 220 yard dashes with times around 10.25 and 23.6 seconds, while teammates Hultz Kelso and Stagerwalt placed in multiple events. Clapper won the mile and half mile, with Harris and Culp tied for high jump, and Jones, Beach and Thomas sharing spots in pole vault.
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West Des Moines
Des Moines
Clutter
Reed
W. H
Tyler
Harper
Bradford
Brown
Peterson
Longhurst
Wilson
Jupl
Ames
van Auken
Clapper
Hultz
Brentrill
Kelso
Jones
Beach
Thomas
Harris
Culp
Gibson
Storm
Stagerwalt
Varsity to Iowa City for Friday Game and Week-Long Contests
The Varsity travels to Iowa City for a Friday game with Coe here on the tenth. Freshman-Sophomore baseball on Thursday and Senior Junior clash Friday. The championship game is slated for next week. Teams are evenly matched and the contests should be lively. Nebraska students took their defeat well and church attendance followed. Prof. Maurice Ricker led West Des Moines youths in a proud, active streak as Ames enjoyed wining points.
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Iowa City
Coe
Nebraska
Crissman
Des Moines
Maurice Ricker
West Des Moines
Ames
Neighbor In Need Receives Old Magazine Donation
Local resident gathers unused magazines and delivers them to a neighbor without reading material. The exchange highlights community support and small acts of kindness.
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Ames Sporting News
Prof. Ricker
West High
Mabel Campbell
Prof. Bates
Lippincot
Bess Sidenstucker
Jewell
Lana Conger
Adel
Mauch
Webster City
Miss Gyer
Mason City
Ames High
Supt
F. E. King
Pi Beta Phi
Boone
Forresters’ Hall
Eppel
Carolyn Grimsby
Maria Roberts
Lola Placeway
Jamison
Marion
John Kelley
Pi Phi
R. Jamison
Bertha Bussby
Zella Roe
Maria Carr
Columbus Junction
Bernice Baker
Slyvester
Grinnell
Evers
Oak Park
Price
Dexter
Anna P. Clark
Duff Ave
R.h.e
Matter and Molesbury
Long
Johnson
Mnames
Kappa Zeta
Florence Brown
Duff Avenue
Adams Hall
Kappa Zeta’s
Smith’s Hall
Cramblll
E. W. Stanton
Greeley
Chas. E. Caine
Sun Dial
Budd
Hardin
Miss Budd
Maude Rice
Minnie Rice
Katherine Gray
Miss Kellogg
Rose Goble
Marster
Willey
Knapp
C. W. Fowler
Chicago
Northwestern Branch
M. E. Church
BE. EF. Little
East Main St
Omega Delta
Omega Delta Sorority
Champlin’s Hall
Omega Delta’s
Clyde Williams
Byer
Steero
J. B. Kooser & Co
White House Coffee
Knudson
Pure Food
Pure Food Bakery
I. J. Ferguson
U.S
Lew Cole
Walter Grove
Thirteenth Street
Mrs. Cole
W. H. Pew
J. W. Kennedy
Grand Ave
Charley Lyman
Tilden
Chas. F. Kooser
J. B. Kooser
Fair Store
Duntz
Swan
Nemo
Sea Island
Semmons
Ano
Pbange
Alm Ames
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