Ames Over Chicago Univ 4 to Game
The Chicago University bare Dadi teas played Ames Saturday afternoon and won 4 to 0. Hruda pitched well for Chicago, while Levison allowed six hits in two innings. Chicago scored in the fourth and eighth, aided by several Ames errors and timely hits. Baird, Boyle, Roberts and Tiechgraber contributed offensively for Chicago. Kerrigan, Mann, and Ringheim helped on defense and base running for Ames in a hard fought contest.
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Scarlet
Black
Ficken
Costers
Nix
Innin
Javison
Ames Beats Grinnell In Exhibition Victory
Ames defeats Grinnell 8 to 5 in an exhibition game. Levison pitched for Ames and lasted through the nine inning bout while Grinnell made eleven errors. Key plays include six stolen bases for Ames and a three base hit by Carney along with Buckman Coyzens driving in runs.
Mr Cooley Recovers From Prolonged Illness
D B Cooley, confined to home for weeks with a severe cold, is able to be about again and greet friends, who are pleased to note his recovery.
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Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promotes Noted Sales Rise
The ad notes growing sales and testimonials for Chamberlains Cough Remedy and urges readers to try it for coughs or colds. It lists T. J. Loughran and L. M. Bosworth as sellers and promises relief for children and adults alike.
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L. M. Bosworth
Ames Wins the Owa Dual Meet
The Ames track team defeated Iowa 85 to 74 in a windy Iowa City dual. Ames won ten events to Iowa’s five with standout times from Farquhar 4:29 in the mile and Manning strong in the half mile. Iowa led in several sprints and relays but Ames claimed the mile relay and 4x800 as top finishes.
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Ames Fourth In The Indianola Meet
Ames high school track team placed fourth at the Indianola Invitation Meet with thirteen schools competing. Athletes Jones Arnold D Bollman Greenlee Clapper Gleason and Davis represented Ames. Raymond Jones won the pole vault at 10 feet 1? inches, cleared near 11 feet inches in exhibition vault, and finished third in the broad jump. Mapper ran a 4:42 mile to beat last year’s record by 0.545 seconds. Clapper and Jones look likely to win firsts at the state meet in Des Moines. Bellwoan placed third in the high hurdles and Will Davis finished third in the 440 yard dash.
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Indianola
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D Bollman
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Clapper
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Mapper
Des Moines
Bellwoan
Will Davis
Triangular Meet Looms With Drake Ames Grinnell Competing
The yearly Triangular meet on home track features Drake Grinnell and Ames next Saturday with Ames favored for overall victory. Grinnell once feared may falter while Ames eyes first place in weight events pole vault and two mile run. Hot races include the half mile and mile with Ames rivals Manning and Haggard against Drake captain Leibsle in the 880 and Redfern in the mile.
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