Cyclones Keep Up Winning Streak
Ames baseball fans brag as the Cyclones run seven wins in eight games this season. They swept three games last week against Nebraska Wesleyan Cornell and Iowa with exciting eleven inning thrillers and strong pitching from Weller Clark Ringheim Leviso and George Clark. University of Missouri visits this week as Ames aims to extend the streak.
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Lott
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Ames Edges Boone In 12 Inning High School Thriller
Ames outlasted Boone 10 to 9 in twelve innings as both teams traded sensational plays. The late extra frames produced a dramatic finish with Ames extending its hoodoo hold over Boone in various athletics.
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Ames Boy Breaks State Record In Track Meet
Ames High School athletes led by Raymond Jones share the state pole vault record at 11 feet 1 inch after two hours of competition with Metcalf of Des Moines Most. Ames finished fourth with 4 1/2 points. North Des Moines led with 38, East High 28, Greenfield 21. Clapper won the mile, Cameron second in shot put, Jones tied for first in pole vault and second in broad jump. The team later lost to Marshalltown 54 to 48 in a dual meet while omitting two events to catch a train.
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Simpson College
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High School Commencement Dates and Track Meet Results
The page lists May commencement events including a junior senior reception on May 5 and class day on May 26 plus a baccalaureate sermon May 28 and alumni banquet May 29. It covers a state track meet with Ames and Marshalltown competitors, detailing winners in multiple events and noting upcoming Drake and Grinnell triangular meet.
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Famous Wartime Photos To Be Reproduced
The Register and Leader announces a semi centennial Civil War series begins May 14. Each issue features six on site photographs by a noted photographer and a renowned historian. The government spent about $50,000 on negatives. copies available from newsdealers.
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Tuberculosis Camp at The Ledges Offers Low-Cost Care
The new tuberculosis resort at The Ledges near Luther Iowa will use tents rather than buildings, with patients doing most work to cut costs to 3.50 per week. Located between Boone and Lather on a wooded plateau, it offers strong night air protection but fewer conveniences. Only hopeful cases admitted. families receive cottage ground and help finding work. Further information at The Ledges Luther Iowa.
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Referee Sale May 20 1911 Ames Iowa House Bid
Sealed bids will be received for a seven room house at No 209 South Washington Ave Ames Iowa with desirable terms. Walter Canaday referee address care Ames hotel.
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