Waterloo and Burlington Split Doubleheader in Hard Fought Series
Waterloo and Burlington split a doubleheader with Green and Gasper strong on the mound. Schroeder struggled as Waterloo pounded hits in the fourth, while Slapnicka relieved and held the Champs. The second game featured a pitching duel, Foster, Krueger, and Magee producing key hits as Waterloo stranded runners, and Burlington chased runs with timely hits. Ned Egan’s squad impressed with defense and offense in a tightly contested series.
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Gasper
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Krueger
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Burg
Spooner
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Cruikshank
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Brouggeman
Leivis
Searles
Magee
Koueger
Curtis
Kaphan
God
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Mrueger
Puller
Fostor
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Ned Egan
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Harmon
Lewis
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Week's sports calendar opens with polo and golf events
The schedule lists the opening of the annual polo tournament at the Country Club of Westchester and the Bel Tatts Golf Association tournament at Glen Echo. It notes several other events through the week including shoot ing, horse shows in Greenville and Brookline, and major college meets in track and rowing. Also listed are Princeton Pennsylvani a grid, baseball games, and regional athletic meets, with venues in New Jersey, Texas, Massachusetts, Ohio, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago.
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Country Club of Westchester
BEL Tatts Golf Association
Glen Echo
Dallas
Texas
Greenville
Sandy Ferguson
Sam Langroyd
Boston
Princeton
N. J
Ballacrat
New York University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Country Club
Brookline
Mass
Ohio
Columbus
New England
Chicago
Kanaas City
Princetom
Harvard
Rinceton
Pomerkvanin
Cornell
Long game at Oskaloosa ends in 12 innings against Jacksonville
Oskaloosa defeated Jacksonville 1 0 in a twelve inning circus filled contest. Ritzman pitched well for the Quakers, with ten strikeouts while McCarthy fared 4. Oskaloosa pushed across the lone earned run in the twelfth. Attendance 600, umpire Guthrie.
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Jacksonville
Oskaloosa
Ritzman
Quakers
Iit
Oskaloose
ABR
HOPO
Hartis
Ge Bisher
Kensel
Flew
Forney
Ritaman
Jacksonvile
Poah Crossley
Roland
Gray
Melvane
Blaussey
Oyana Morris
Townserul
iBerts
McCarthy
adiLfig
Fleming
Everett
Cramer
Hage
Berte
Hitzman
Fisher
Kenset
Guthrie
Blind in Field Meet Iowa Gets Sixth Place
A unique National Athletic Association of the Blind meet held in Vinton Iowa on May 18 saw Iowa college for the blind finish sixth among sixteen schools. Despite no gymnasium or full training, Iowa athletes excelled in events like three standing jumps and shot put, with Murphy totalling 89 feet 8 3/4 inches in the jumps and shot put, while other performances included Ames high jump 4 feet 2 inches and Dinnert 60 yard dash in 0.14 seconds. Judges used audible cues for direction in several contests, and headquarters report notes tied results could not be challenged.
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Vinton
Iowa
Iawa College
National Athletic Association of the
California
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Missouri
New York
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Vindy
Towr
Kansas
Kentucky
Montana
Ohio
Washington
Massachusetts
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Towa
Vanes
Murphy
Ames
Eudes
Dinnert
Heke
Willie Page
Howdek
Hoke
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues and cities
Yesterday's results show Central Association games including Waterloo 6 3 Burlington 140 Keokuk 1 Oskaloosa 1 Jacksonville C Ottumwa 2 Quincy O, Western League Denver 3 Des Moines 2 Owtha 5 Sioux City 9, American Association no games, National League Chicago 5 Brooklyn 0 Cincinnati 7 New York 2 St Louis 7, Eastern American League Kansas City 4 Indiana 9 rain, St Paul 8 Columbus 17 Minneapolis 1 Toledo 2, Milwaukee 6 Louisville 2.
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Oskaloosa
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Ottumwa
Quincy
Denver
Des Moines
Owtha
Indianapolia
St. Paul
Quincy Stays In Gellar In Ottumwa Tilt
Quincy donated another game to Ottumwa yesterday. The visitors played intensely and held Ottumwa scoreless in the final innings. Finney led Quincy with a home run and McGuire was hit by a pitch. Bennett pitched for Ottumwa, giving up several runs. Berger to Hinpert to Dorrance completed double plays. Time 1:45 with 1,156 in attendance. Umpire Nunt.
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Kewanee
Lll
Keokuk
Eliot
Kewanen
Smith
Thard
R H Burg
Os Ag
Rebseher
Ar Kowth
Dohnston
Gosee
Coneland
Blank
Elliott
Dye
Berringer
Miller
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Eeane Relehie
Et Wilson
Aili
Horton
Kowanee Tae
Rebscher Relehie
Helt
Hulett
Bilott
Tad. Uralies
Roynolis
Eckman
Ottumwa
Quincy
Herger
Bennett
Hedah Hipnert
Putnam
Finney
Liliod Torrance
Washer
Moody
Nolk
Corbett, Co
Tierger
Plummer
Falton
Rudd
Linderbeck
Mertens
McGura
Petra Mier
Ottintina
Shee
Quincy Eh
Home Sun
Dorrance
Hades
Tof Berger
Wid Atch
Berger
Bs Berger
McGuire
Hinpert
Attendarnes
Not a Bad Idea Fishermen Notice Card Exchange
Mrs Nuvoe Reeshe requests samples of visiting cards from Filppany's for all latest styles. Secretary replies with about a hundred cards of many sorts and sizes bearing the city’s first families. Matron orders all to be dumped for the gold card receiver on parlor table. Market notice for Mac Sans Sguci launches boats and minnows open day and night.
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Filppany's
Sans Sguci
Brat and Johnson Bring Chesterton Romance to College Snow
In a humorous college vignette, Chesterton, captain of the football team, sprains an ankle after seeking vengeance on rival Johnson. Esther Dilton helps him, and their mutual teasing gives way to affection. The pair's romance blooms amid winter missteps and misread signals, ending with a playful mislaid gift and renewed happiness.
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Chesterton
Elm Avenue
Johnson
Esther Dilton
St. Hed
Usther Dilton
Esther
Dorimattery
Eather
Earth
Earl
Sam
Dillon
Mr. Johnson
Vata
This Busy Age Reflects on Time and News Pace
A New York Press quote captures modern fuss and haste. A man notes everyone has less time and relies on clipped news from friends rather than full letters. He recalls a friend who sent a pasted clipping, praising quick information over personal updates.
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New York Press
When Turkeys Are Angry Warlike Gobbling Circles Hare
In turkey flocks, gobbling signals capture of a hare. Birds form a ring around him, heads lowered, emitting a strange language likened to maleas in battle. The hare remains still as the birds terrorize him, creating a vivid scene of threatened capture.
All Lives Are Interesting in Amiel's Writings
The excerpt reflects on universal themes of grief hope comedy and tragedy across ages. It likens human life to fossil forms revealing youthful agitations and tortures and suggests powerful insight through nature and language.
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Matocy
Fossila
H. F. Amiel
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