All Set for Cedar Valley Track Meet Saturday
Revival of athletics brings about one hundred athletes from Lone Tree Columbus Junction West Liberty Coneville Wapello Wilton Cranston Mus catine to Cedar Valley fair grounds for inaugural event. First race at 1 39 oclock with field events concurrent. Officials include President Starkey Relores and Starter, judges of punishment weights jumps Timors and Clerk of Course Duke.
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Lone Tree
Columbus Junction
West Liberty
Coneaville
Wapello
Wilton
Cranston
Muscating
Uunl
Cedar Valley Athletic Association
Fair Grounds
Traci Vents
BR. H. Starkey
R. H. Star
Des Moines Athletes Leave for Grinnell Meet
Four track teams headed from Des Moines Highland Park Simpson Morningside depart by early train for the Iowa conference invitation meet at Grinnell. Other colleges in the meet include Coe Cornell Mount Vernon State Teachers Cedar Falls and Grinnell. Preliminaries start this morning with finals this afternoon.
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Dog Moines
Iowa
Grinnell
Highland Park
Des Moines
Simpson
Indianola
Morningside
Sioux City
Coo
Cedar
Cornell
Mount Vernon
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Jays clash to open weekend league slate
The Waterloo Jays and Munky Sterlings meet in the final series game as managers Jay Andrews and Bosg Fran Hoyle announce a 2:30 start to allow Boo Hons to depart Burlington. Weekday games shift earlier with Saturday at 2:30 and Sunday at 2:18, Monmouth Browns highlighted. Tuesday game moved earlier prompting both teams idle. General admission is fifty cents with flexet options for returning guests under a new local association policy.
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Wills Tor
Munky Sterlings
Waterloo Jays
Jay Andrews
Bosg Fran Hoyle -Deseed
Murmit
Boo Hons
Lou Burlington
Jay
Monmouth Browns
Alf Ang
Monmouth Team Faces Possible Drop Amid Low Attendance
Monmouth may lose its franchise as interest in the Browns home city wanes. Attendance figures are extremely low and no crowds have gathered for recent games, risking completion of the Central Association season.
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Browns
Ibaseballi
Monmouth
Central Association
Wnhold
Brownies May Move to New City In Baseball Decision
The Monmouth Review weighs the possibility of relocating the Brownies, noting that despite strong local interest, moving would harm baseball’s presence in Monmouth. It argues the team’s high class and management justify one more push to keep the road team locally, given advertising value and fan spirit.
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Monmouth Review
Monmouth
Waterloo Appears a Real Ball Club in Changeable Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids notes ongoing player changes with Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa clubs in flux. Waterloos Jays critics face reality as Musky guests lead the pennant chase. Cy Boothby, former Musky, pitched for Rockford and allowed 18 hits in a Wisconsin Illinois League game. Severoid move from Cincinnati to Louisville was announced, joining new team after Ottumwa stint.
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Waterloo Jays
Dov Andrewe
Boo Hoos
Beldon Hill
Central Association
Boognies
Pitthers—Brown
Stade
the Adams
Ker
Hofer
Olly
Cox
Figldas
Sweensy
Spicer
Sumith
Kilpatrick
Mull Ugay
Hyzer
Ottumwa
Egan
Dan
Lesene
Gregory
Qmelnatel
Fajao
Poxay Ned
Cy Boothby
Musky Fiinger
Rockford Dvy
Green Bay
Cy Q
Boston
Severoid
Cincinatti Nationals
Louisville Clue
American Association
Lewisville
Ottumwa, Packere
Waterloo Clouts Out 92 Victory in First
Waterloo overwhelms Muscatine in a 9 to 2 opening game. Goetz and Wintz lead Waterloo bats, with Curtis Harrell and Wintz making standout defensive plays. Zackert allows seven earned runs as Goen and Corkill work mound for the losers. Attendance and exact lineup details appear in the provided box score.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Jays
South End
Ito
Mort Ruua
Artiee
Fidb
Gould
Sudio
Boba Boyle
Ackert
Wiewise
Walter Johnson
Bush
Wintz
Curtis
Harrell
Dateh
Magcatine
Relpo
A. Qaogg
Bromiay
Sours
Tierney
Anderson
Masters
Hartopee
Zackert
Waterloo White
Mancatine Tein
Suomer
Bromles
Medulny
Corknill
Hort
Bromiey
White
Cork
G. Sheldon
A. Sheldon
Sheldon
Tuff Gould
Yohalis
Tittle
Torte
Goen
Corkhl
Haterloo
Weird hurling gives Packers 2 0 victory
Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids battle in 2 0 win as Smiley Grimes faces the former Cannbas wildman The Ottumwa lineup features Adams Burns Link Grimes and others with Grimes winning in a 2 0 scoreover Cedar Rapids Kewanie and Burlington also appear in the report with multiple players named and a rain delay at Monmouth May 16 with Dick delivering his third straight win over Pathfinders and Bailarmakers attendance figures noted
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Ottumwa
Teal Borneo
Babe Adams
Cogar Rapids
Smiley Grimes
Cannbas
Grimes
Mina
Adams
AB B
A. E. Roy
Burns
Cedar Rapids
AB BR. Hy PO
Olumwa
P. Ye
Gedur Rapids
Wall Honsel
Ty Wo
Spencer
Kilpatrick
Bilyes
Bally
Om Grimes
Nose Adams
Adame
Wewanee
Pathfinders
Initlal
Bailarmakers
Kewanen
AB. R. HL PO
Scova
Kewatie
Burlington
Ryan
Soul
Foraman
Pennington
Lowther
Blues
Harmon
Schirm
Jacobs
McPerren
Wilson Plans Tentative Bills With Outsiders Named
President Wilson may use ideas drafted by notable outsiders in currency reform. Prof. Royal Meeker of Princeton and Prof. J Lawrence Laughlin of Chicago are among those referenced as contributors, with Rep Glass receiving drafts for possible incorporation.
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Wilson
Royal Meeker
Princeton University
Glass
J. Lawrence Laughlin
University of Chicago
Congress
Senate
House Banking Compolites
Drake Track Team Heads to State Meet in Des Moines
Drake's twenty-five man track squad leaves Des Moines for the final Iowa college meet of the season against the State University team. Coaches predict a competitive dual meet despite prior one sided results, noting good condition and strong form as they travel Saturday.
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Drake
Des Moines
Iowa Collegegiate
State University
Grinnell
Apo. Oy
Outsiders Work on Bills for Currency Reform
President Wilson disclosed that friends of his and some members of Congress have submitted currency reform suggestions. In Washington on May 16, he noted that various individuals have offered plans for altering the monetary system and that discussions are under way with close associates.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Congress
Frank Chance Leads Yankees in Loss at Comiskey Park
Frank Chance led the Yankees in a 12,000 crowd at Comiskey Park in Chicago yesterday, amid a heart breaking struggle. The Phillies beat the Cubs 6 to 8 in ten innings, while Highteen athletes from Philadelphia helped secure the strong end of the count. Honus Wagner starred for the Pirates in a 7 homer, two singles performance against the Giants.
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Frank Chance
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Luckleas
Cuba
Philadelphia Quakers
Philly
Gleveland
Cy Walkenberg
Aevenae
Connie Mack
Honus Wagner
Pirates
New York Giants
Loulesge
Philadelphia Viewes
Batterige
Archer
Alexander
Killifer
Pittsburgh
New York
Robinson
Simon
Demares
Meyers
Community Notes and Obituary Summary
Neighbors visit and call at the Colbergs, Irwins, and Hamptons as several families attend modest gatherings. John Miller dies at Muscatine after months of illness. funeral at Eliza M. E. church with many locals unable to attend due to a storm. Mrs. Coulter ill with pneumonia threats. Interment planned at family cemetery northwest of Oliza.
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Chet Boruflom
Wm. Colberg
David Schrader
Albert Colberg
the Hampton
Baby Margaret
Mildred
Jessie
Miller
Eliza M. E. Church
Oliza
Kate Kerch
Man
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Big Dick" Towirls Hewance Belle
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Pathfind
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Keokub
Barford & Sons
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Springfeld
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Deston
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