Ex Muskies Defeat Eganites in Waterloo Opener
Ex Muskies players lead the Muscatine club to a 6-5 victory over the Eganites in Waterloo. Eddie Alperman delivered the deciding hit in the eighth after Lee Clonis home run spurred the Jays’ late surge. Brennan and Welch produced key runs as Waterloo’s defense faltered and Muskies capitalized on late-m inning opportunities.
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Garrett Dominates For Burlington In Routed Claydiggers
Mason City's Garrett yielded eight safe singles across two innings on the mound for Burlington in a drawn out win. Miller followed with a shutout effort as the home squad built a seven run lead in the first two frames. Despite scattered rallies, Waterlon and fellow batters failed to overcome the early deficit as Zackert and Reinharte produced key hits for Waterlin. The game featured joint-fielding miscues and early scoring bursts, with Lee hitting a home run and Drohan striking out several batters in a high tension contest.
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Extra Inning Loss At Decatur In Rough Game
Decatur defeated by a 6 10 5 score in an extended contest marked by misplays and strong infield swats. Morgan homered to left for two runs, Buergelin added a three bagger, while errors and defensive miscues limited Rockford’s chances in the late innings.
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No Hit Game By St. Joseph Hurler
St Joseph Missouri May 31 St Joseph won both games of a doubleheader from Wichita the first one a no hit contest and Wichita did not score in the other game Vance pitched the no hit game allowing Wichita to score on a walk an error and a wild pitch
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Amateurs to Meet as Baptists Clash Centrals at Weed Park
The Sunday School Baptists, a top local amateur club, will face the Centrals this afternoon at Weed Park in a high profile game. An announcement this morning confirms the matchup and venue.
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McGregor captains even year alumni nine at Iowa field
Dr Jas C McGregor of West Branch elected captain of the even year alumni team in a clash with the odd year nine on Iowa field Tuesday afternoon June 15 during commencement week. Dr R L Zimmer of Dysart named captain of the odd year team and will pitch as of old. Women athletes elect officers at Iowa University with Cornelia Prentiss named president Elele Anderson secretary and Elizabeth Springer vice president.
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Morning game to Pittsburgh ends 1-0
Pittsburgh wins 1-0 behind Cooper strong pitching in a morning game against the Cup. Four hits by Lavender and Stanridge produce the only run for the home club. Batteries Lavender Branridge Brennahan Cooper Gibson.
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Bunnies release moundsman Taylor
Cadar Rapids Iowa May 1 Pitch Taylor the man who faced Fighting Carpenter Frank Whitney in a recent fan incident was released by boss Jimmy Hamilton Saturday.
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Bunnies Seek Breakthrough as Fletcher Arrives in Cedar Rapids
The Bunnies anticipate a turning point as Shortstop Fletcher lands in Cedar Rapids to aid the team amid a losing streak. Outfielder Hickey is also in town for two days, eager to prove he can end the jinx with a strong showing.
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Ames Takes Second at Missouri Valley Meet in Columbia
In Columbia Missouri on May 31 the University of Missouri won the Missouri Valley conference meet with a strong showing. Ames finished second scoring AL S points while tying a world record in the 120 yard hurdle set by Robert Sampson of Missouri at 14 seconds. Final team scores listed Missouri 24 Kansas 22 Nebraska 0.
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Pringle Orchestra Leaves City Amid Regret
Patons of the Hotel Musca say the Pringle sisters orchestra, a leading midwest ensemble, departs today after two months at the royal hostelry. Manager Bodie reports no immediate successor. The group’s absence will be keenly felt as they planned engagements in eastern cities.
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Hotels Close the Bars as Sunday Closing Spreads
The Associated Press reports in Chicago on May 21 that major hotels in the city have closed their bars on Sundays in line with a new saloon closing law. Some properties had not closed their bars on Sundays since 1872 and will now maintain Sunday closures.
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YMCA Swimming School Opens With Crawl Stroke Lessons
J E Farwell conducts the free YMCA swimming school as the pool has been purified and new water added. The program focuses on teaching non swimmers the crawl stroke, which is said to advance progress by about two feet per stroke compared with the breast stroke.
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