Athletics Stand Out as Big Surprise in Early Season
Major league batting picks up pace as the American League’s Athletics lead with a 328 average, while the Nationals in the National League top overall marks. Hartnett powers Chicago with homers, Gonzales and Henlin lead imports in NL and AL hitting leaders include Cobb Williams and Sisler among veterans and rising stars.
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Associate Press
Chicago
Yorhich
Philadelphia Nationals
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Athletics
Senators
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinal
Lengus
Walter Henlins
Phillies
Atd
Mika Gonzales
St Louis Carninals
Iunark
Walter Molke
Phi- Nes
Veltz
Wke Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Ken Williams
Harry Felmann
Charles Jamieson
Eadle Collins
George Sisler
Browns
Samm
Pioces
Red Wingo
Detroit
Gordon Cochrane
Uartneté
Charles Leo"Gabby" Hartinett
Tle
Hentine
Philadelphia Aid
Gonzales
St Louis
Holke
Philadelphia
Moore
Pittsburgh
Horses
St. Louis
Jey
St. Loui
Miller
Wilson
New York
Walker
Cincinnati
Hartnett
Blarris
Boston
Earl Smith
American Tate
Winso
Cochrane
Poole
Burns
Cleveland
Judge
Washington
Bishop
Collins
Goslin
Manush
Sheely
McManus
Dugan
American Association
Siso
Columbus Club
Sinkie
Colonels
Kansas Citys
Rob Russell
Inaguer
Columbus
Guyon
Richbourg
Milwaukee
Tyson
Louisville
Schreiber
Indianapolis
Paines
Osborn
Omala
Stavengen
Des Moines
Langford
Panumates
Denver
Omsahn
Dee Moines
Alpines
Des
Tyrell
Tulsa
Mizcur
Gre
Wichita
Elivelt
Sk. Joseph
McNally
Genglardi
Postoffice Regulars Triumph In Waterloo Match
Bowling row shows Postoffice Regulars defeating Postoffice Yannigans by 1768 pins in a Waterloo alleys event. High series went to WW Manahl with 2138 pins amid unclear rest of report.
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Yannigans
Waterloo
Manahl
Anmin
Man’s best friend in the woods an ax for emergencies
An essay extolls the ax as essential gear for woodsmen and campers. It cites a blizzard rescue story from Jackson Hole and a dog team trip, arguing a rifle cannot substitute for a sturdy double bit ax and urging keep it sharp in a leather sheath.
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Ming
Donald Hough
Jackson's Hole
Hough
Superior National Forest
Mink
Grip on bunker shots in golf varies with sand conditions
Should the grip tighten from a bunker depends on sand depth and ball lie. When sand is deep the shot requires a firmer grip to guard against turning. If the ball lies clean the shot is more delicate and the natural grip suffices.
Suit on surety bond over funds in defunct Waterloo bank
Suit filed in district court by Waterloo city officials against Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co. claiming the insurer provided insurance against losses on funds deposited at Waterloo Bank & Trust Co. where about $17,987 remained when the bank closed. Judgment for the amount is sought.
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At Waterloo
Leo Tt. Leeper
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Junior Olympiad to Feature May Day Fest at Byrnes Park
The Watering Playground association presents a track and field junior Olympiad on Saturday May 2 at Byrnes Park in three classes for boys ages 9 to 17. Events include sprints throws jumps and chinups with records to be reported by June 1. Folk dances will be added with participants from Emerson Whittier and Kingsley schools and others expected.
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Oy Watering Playground Association
Byrnes Park
United States
Europe
Victor Read
Emerson, Whittier
Kingsley
Hodges Injured in Fall at Waterloo Elevator Site
Edgar Hodges 61 fell from a mill roof while at work at the Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union elevator on Fourth and Water streets. He fractured his right limb and suffered back bruises, and was taken by police ambulance to Alien Memorial hospital in resting condition. He resides at 642 Walnut street.
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Edgar
Hodges
P. W
Waterloo & Cedar Falls
Fourth and
Water Streets
Alien Memorial Hospital
Walnut Street
Psychology Professor Sued for Divorce in Cedar Falls
Myrtle M. Homan of 2421 Olive Street Cedar Falls filed for divorce from T B Homan psychology professor at State Teachers College alleging cruel treatment. They married December 25 1904 at Orient Ja no children. she claims ownership of property and asks exclusive title to real estate.
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Myrtle M. Homan
Olive Street
Cedar Falls
T. B. Homan
State Teachers College
C. M. Parker
Orient
Prof. Honan
Marie Maherries
Waterloo Boy Scout Summons
This report covers a Waterloo Boy Scout hike last Saturday highlighting city knowledge, map reading, and nature study at Washington Park. It lists final scores from 100-point performances, announces the Harding Troop No. 25 formation, and urges early camp-route selections and registrations for future troop activities.
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Memorial Hall
Washington Park
Henry 1Ye Wollt
Robert Kenney
Elmer Errcelson
Jonzo Chapman
Richard Gholson
Lewis Landerman
Preston Doerfter
John Glas
Arthur Gunn
Robert Bingham
Frank Benatte
Walter Myers
Harold Hutchinson
Eugene Shoemaker
Kor
Speeders and Drunks Fined in Police Court
Two defendants in cash classification were fined $10 and costs for violating the law. A motorist who passed a stop signal paid $3.40 and costs. Judge J. C. Beem denied the motion to dismiss Henry Lee's intoxication case and threatening his wife Ruth Lee. the judge took the matter under advisement.
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Henry Lee
Ruth Lee
J. C. Beem
Fragmented town register lists many births and dates
A garbled page shows numerous names with April March dates detailing births to couples in various addresses. The legible items include multiple family entries with sons and daughters and listed parents, though many words are distorted. The record resembles a short social notices section with dates and names rather than a cohesive story.
Dated births listed for many families in local area
A fragmented notice lists numerous birth announcements with names and dates in Tene piven township and surrounding areas. The text mentions multiple families including Conlon, Kathleen Dane, Evelyn Mac, Robert Sue Were, and others with April or March birth dates, noting many are the ninth child.
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Car St
Evelyn Mac
Clifford Lee Johnson
Stoby
Ray Lavern
Louis
Mullin
Dovage
Monica Pauling
Whit
Frank W. Nass
West
Shirley Willian
Ogle
Joyce A. Vn Mra
Sterbert
Guy Simmons
Waterloo
Donald Glen
Phiz
John Robisen
St. Fran
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Associated Editors, Inc
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America
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Berker Players
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St. John's School
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Tonia Alr
Baseett
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Join Patterson
Ann
James Gilver
Brunk
William Searyett
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Son
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Ross
Yewirt
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Robert Rozi
Nick
Tres Antwditon
Ninth East
Bob
Leonard Reed
Id Sirs
Herman Hesse
Dale Robert
and Stirs
Liamson
Battimore
Marge
Mathias Derg
Howrey
Virgil Fenn
Hirths Anepgried
G. Kennedy
Hirypractic
Earl W. Jacoby
Lafayette
X. C. Haas
Vor
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Hocking Valley
J. B. Sedber
Avena
South Frederick St
W.F. Bency
Chiceges
the Bath Packing Company
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L. & J. Bank Building
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