Baseball figures and scores from multiple leagues
Yesterday's results feature Chicago 4 New York 0 in the American League and Philadelphia 3 Detroit 1 along with Cleveland 4 Boston 4. Western League shows Omaha beating Des Moines 79 to 7 and Wichita 2 Lincoln 4. A notice mentions The Queen Esthers bolt on a padding scale event at Barna's on May 15.
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Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Loui
New York
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Nes
Ilingola
Denver
St. Joseph
Tulsa
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Omahe
Des Moines
St Josepho
Lincoln
Esthers
Barna
Joint-Eas Muscle Relief Claim Promises Quick Skin Penetration
A vintage ad touts Joint-Eas as a fast acting skin penetrator for sore muscles. It claims swift relief from lameness, quick return to sport, and wide use among baseball players fighters riders golfers and tennis players. Drugstores reportedly sold hundreds of tubes at 60 cents each nationwide.
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Bilevere
America
Baseball Roundup Brims With Surprises Across Leagues
The Reds were held. Dodgers outslugged the Cardinals 9 8 as four runs followed bases loaded. Pirates toppled Braves 4 0 on sharp pitching by Yde and Brenna. Boston won its Senate bid. Phillies defeated Cubs 6 1 as Cubs bats failed to save the title. Charley Robertson shut out the Yankees 4 0. Ray Francis debuted with the Red Sox in a 6 4 Cleveland win. Athletics beat Tigers 3 1. Washington pounded the Browns 10 1 as Sisler extended his hitting streak to 6, continuing the St. Louis hot streak.
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Pirates
Braves
Yde
Brena
Boston
Atta Senate
Phillies
Cubs
Ray’ Francis
Red Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Francis
Speaker
Cleveland Ag
Judge
Washington -Toe
Steele iHome
Bancroft
Fribere
Chiago Lees
Yonseca
American
Hale
Athletic
Cobb
Tigers
Combs
Yanks
Aha
Sisler
Browns
Boone
Yesterday’s Homers Leading Hitters in Latest Play
A compact note highlights top sluggers yesterday with homer totals leading the hitting charts. The brief lists standout players and their power at the plate, indicating a strong display of long balls across rivalries.
Bids Sought for County Road Excavation and Pipe Needs
Sealed bids for excavation and incidental work on a county road project in Atlantic Iowa are due May 25, 1925, at 1:30 PM. Bids to include 60 270 cu yd of hauling and 140 ft of 15 inch pipe and 100 ft of 18 inch and 80 ft of 24 inch pipe. Plans available at the county office, county engineer, or State Highway Commission Ames. bids may be rejected or contracts delayed pending State approval.
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Tle
Atlantic
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Ames
Nn Jbontracts
Jockey Marinelli Remains Unconscious After Spill
New York May 4 IN S Jockey Marinelli injured in a race at Jamaica track last Friday has not regained consciousness this morning and remains unconscious since the accident.
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New York
Marinelli
Janmaica Track
Boone Valley Meet Nears with 150 Athletes from Eleven Schools
Mason City entry list for the Boone Valley field and track meet at Roosevelt stadium on Saturday grows to 150 athletes from eleven schools. The INS reports the event will showcase strong prep competition across the region.
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Mason City
Boone Valley
Roosevelt Stadium
Frightful Accident at Mississippi Valley Opening Game
Alice D. Baker, 21, remained in a critical condition with a fractured skull after being struck by a baseball dropped from an airplane during the aerial circus at Browning Field. The incident occurred 700 feet above the field during yesterday’s opening game of the Mississippi Valley league, drawing urgent medical attention.
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Randall’s
Wisconsin
Ake
SWIFT
Monarch
California
Silverdale
J. Burnea
West Sixth St
Atlantic, Ia
News-Telegraph
Wonderlind
Smit
Tinsday
Wiltons
Axminsters
Brussels
Peacock & Baxter
Towa
National League
Ae W. Il
Pet
Abin Coh
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Brown
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Ed Brown
Frank Merriwell
Dodgers
Charley Robertson
Yankees
Athletics
Waldemar
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