Colts Take Game From Jewels in Low-Scoring Victory
The Colts defeated Cole's Jewels 10 to 3 as E Wright walked three in the first inning but the Colts gathered nine batters faced Cockshoot. Preston, Poch and Wright led the offense with eleven Colts hits while Wright fanned five Jewels. Skete Preston and Hammond starred defensively and the Colts sit poised for a strong first half in the standings.
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Prehn And Parcaut Meet At Garner On July First
Jack Skelton of Askaloosa manager of Paul Prehn and Dr. G A Momis of Garner representing Ralph Parcaut met in Mason City on June 7 and signed articles for a middleweight wrestling bout at Garner on July first. The contract signing was delayed from Saturday because Skelton could not attend until today.
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One More Meet Scheduled For Iowa U Track Team
Iowa City Ia June 7 Special Iowa's track team which scored 16% points in the Western conference meet June 4 has one more meet this year in which to compete. A small squad will be sent to the national intercollegiate races at Chicago June 11. Wilson and Crawford are regarded as having the best chances to place in the national meet.
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Iowa University Cagers Book Twelve Games for Next Season
Iowa City reports that the Iowa basketball team, under coach Jamee N. Ashmore, will play twelve games for the coming season. The Big Ten schedule outlines matchups with most conference rivals, excluding Illinois and Northwestern, with the roster including Jai and Jimiez et al.
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Neht Fooled Debut of Southpaw Evers Under Johnny Evers
J Evers, a noted NL left hander, first appeared in the big leagues with Johnny Evers guiding the Cuba team. He joined the Braves later, receiving a blunt forecast from Evers about his hitting future. The tale includes Crabs, Braves, and memories of managers and players.
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Evers
Charley Murphy
Welterweight Archie Among Beats Bud Donald In Davenport Bout
Archie Among a hard hitting welterweight from Marshalltown Iowa edged Bud Donald in a ten round feature here. Donald had recent wins over Al Van Ryan and other huskies, but Among held firm through all ten rounds in a clean, hard fought contest.
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Hamburgs Fast Team In Shutout Against C B s
Hamburgs fast team shutout the C B s in a decisive game. Key players contributed strong defense and timely scoring to secure a clean victory for Hamburg, improving their standing in the league and signaling continued momentum through the season.
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Heavy hitting spoiling the game in 1910s Chicago
Chicago, June 7. Manager Johnny Evers of the Cubs laments heavy hitting spoiling baseball. He says the balls travel so fast in the infield that risky plays, injuries, and erratic fielding are increasing. Several players have already been sidelined by batted-ball injuries, and infielders struggle with difficult hops and dangerous plays at the plate.
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Many Schools Serious Menace Report Reveals Fire Risks
A national survey by the Chamber of Commerce committee with the American City Bureau finds tens of thousands of U.S. children housed in firetraps and many on half time or in makeshift spaces. Data from 429 cities show inadequate playgrounds, crowded classrooms, and scarce fire safety measures in schools.
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Asone
Memorial Columns To Honor War Heroes Planned
Urbana reports multiple associations outside Illinois pledge 1000 dollars each for 174 memorial columns in a 2 million dollar stadium at the University of Wingis. A University of Michigan drive aims to raise 1090 for a memorial honoring a former Michigan student killed in the war. Pitts bore club of Illinois commits 1000 for a column. campaigns also start at several mid western universities to buy columns.
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Mimnois
Michigan
Pitts Bore Club
University of Illinois
Benny Leonard Beats Kansas in Twelve Rounds at Harrison Park
Benny Leonard retains his title by outpointing Rocky Kansas in twelve rounds before about 85 000 fans in Harrison Park New Jersey. The crowd surged for ringside access as Leonard controlled the bout from the opening bell and stayed ahead throughout the contest.
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Enid catcher hits three homers in four at bats
ENID Okla June 7 Frank Reiger Enid catcher believably set a Western Association record by homering three times in four at bats against Springfield, driving in seven runs as Enid defeated Springfield 12 to 3.
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Adair blanked Dexter 9 to 0 in opener at Adair
Adair Iowa opened with a shutout as the Adair team beat Dexter 9 to 0 Sunday. The game featured strong defense and a dominant Adair offense in the opening effort. No further details were provided on players or specific scoring events.
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Landlord Honored for Heart of Gold at 50th Anniversary
In Lynn Mass a landlord praised for his heart of gold received a purse of gold during a community celebration honoring the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Dann Fe and Dy. The event brought together 14 families who joined in the tribute.
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