Cubs Lose Long East High Defeats Reinbeck High
Chicago April 26 Pittsburgh edged Chicago 4 to 1 in a 15 inning pitching duel. Hendryx faltered late and walked McKechnie to spark Pittsburgh's 15th inning scoring. Caton, Grimm, and Lee contributed key hits. East High beat Reinbeck High 4 to 2 at Cedar t1 Beth Gind and Kniss pitched well in critical moments as Reinbeck failed to score in the ninth.
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CUBS
Long East High
Pirates
Reinbeck
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Hendryx
Adams
McKedhnie
Grimm
Caton
Lee
McKechnie
Carey
Gindt
Ceuk
Raemer
Robins Son
Cram
Lon Pocinrs
Philadelphia Wins Second Game This Year Tigers Lose
Philadelphia Athletics defeat the New York Yankees 2 to 1 to win the series. Pitcher Naylor handled the start and Shawkey dropped his third straight for New York. Philadelphia cashed in in the sixth on Perkins’ double and Galloway’s triple, with Williams and Sebalk credited in the batteries of the earlier games.
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Philadelphia
Tigers
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankee
Phiadelphia
Naylor
Fos
Shawkey
Perkins
Galloway
Whitageipila
Touuoboo
Ratte
Shakey
Rel
Twenty four players named to Y M B C roster in city league
The Young Business Men's baseball club expands to a 24 player roster for the City league. Named positions include Hagler H Moon Swansa Zwanziger Bryant Vondech Sissen Colby Arildsen Reid Sprachlin Wiloth Johnson V Moon Berger Beecher Munger Young Smith Sprachlin F Munger Halduin Swenson HH Moon. Battery practice has progressed with the team gathering for the first preseason scrimmage.
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Hagler
H. Moon
Swansa
Zwanziger
Bryant
Standings of teams in pennant races across leagues
American League shows Chicaro and Detroit tied at seven, Boston seven, Washington two, Cleveland fourteen, St Louis seven, New York two, Philadelphia three. National League lists Chicago four, St Louis six, Pittsburgh six, New York, Boston four, Brooklyn six, Philadelphia four. Western League reports Des Moines etc postponed due to rain, with Kansas City and Minneapolis at two and seven respectively.
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Detroit
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Philadelpats
Louis Pittshburga
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbius Taleto
Louisville
Indianapolis
Tes Moines
Toylin T
Fog
Stary
York
Philadelptia
Detroita
Brooklyn Cermee
Pittsburgs
Cincinnati
Legieville Va
Kansas
Wichita
Petty St Fe
Joplin
Omaha
Canada and Sweden meet for Olympian hockey title
Canada and Sweden contest the Olympian championship after France and the United States were eliminated. The game decides the top honor with the United States, Czecho-Slovakia, and the loser of tonight's match drawing for opponents in the consolation run. Canada seemed certain to win as the best team. The American camp expressed disappointment but not shame, noting the game was close until the finish. A hockey expert called the match unrivaled.
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Associated Press
Canada
Sweden
Ice Palace
France
United States
Czecho-Slovakia
Jeff Ions
Europe
McGraw Eyes Stovpk Trade Amid Baseball Gossip
Sports Chatter surveys John McGraw of the Giants eyeing Milton Stovpk of the Cardinals amid rumors of signs and schedule changes. The piece threads coaching shifts, possible promotions, and trade talk with promoters in Pittsburgh and broader college and amateur circuits.
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John McGraw
Giants
Milton Stovpk
St. Louis Cardinals
McGraw
Olympic Hockey Scores: Belgium? typo corrected
Antwerp Canada defeated the United States 2 to 0 while Sweden beat France 4 to 0 in Olympic hockey. A Courier editorial labels the edition a silent but effective salesman with a “For Sale Act” notice.
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the Courier
Drake Relays produce four new meet marks in Des Moines
Four Drake Relays meet records fall at Drake stadium as eleventh annual Drake relay meet sets new marks for attendance and pools. Iowa State University, Michigan, Ames, Coe and Wabash win multiple events across university college and high school sections. Scholz of Missouri dominates the 100 yard dash with a time near 9.4 seconds, and Cedar Rapids, Waterloo and Mason City post several meet records in high school events.
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Ilingia
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Ames
Aprung
Scholz
Tine
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Jack Scholz
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
Colby
Iowa
Howard
Drew
Drews
Ladwick
Meeworth
Yankton
Half Mile High School
Military School
Albia
Sioux Cimond
North Des Main
University
Walter
Wiewins
Stone
Webb
Ulnni md
Mason
KON
Sioux City
Coe
Holt
Schlotterberk
Fullar
Prentress
Des Moines Union
Carlton
Nieh Jean Wheeler
Holder
Wetzel
Butler
Minnesota
Tlingis
Onehae
Spink
Mers
Notre Dame
Thine
Ttl
Winnois
Notre Deaa
Fish stories ripe early Iowa nets 100 pound catfish
California Junction Iowa April 20 S Andrews a fisherman south of the Junction caught a silver catfish weighing 100 pounds Eight neighbors bought the fish and shared it among themselves They had plenty and to spare surviving onlookers and locals marveled at the oversized catch
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Iowa
California Junction
S. Andrews
Scott Aims to Break Consecutive Games Mark
Boston Americans shortstop Everett Scott seeks a new major league record by playing in his 24th straight game against the Athletics in Philadelphia. The 1919 season notes his .976 fielding average, tied for high among full-season shortstops, and cites previous NL and AL leaders.
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Associated Press
Toston
Mass
Everett Scott
Boston Americans
Athletics
Philadelphia
Scott
Luderus
Philadelphia Nationals
Boston
Tuck" Turner
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
Hoffman to enter Penn Relays high jump record attempt
Edgar P. Hoffman of Ida Grove has broken Town high jump record this year with six feet one half inch. He has been entered by wire in the Penn relays high jump event in Philadelphia next Saturday and will compete if entry is not too late. Athletic board may sanction the trip as students and business leaders raise funds to cover expenses.
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PENN
Towa City
Edgar P. Hoffman
Ida Grove
Universit of
Penses
Milton sets world auto speed records at Daytona
Daytona, April 26. Milton, driving a 16 cylinder automobile, broke the world records for the mile and two miles on Daytona Beach. He clocked 23.60 seconds for the mile, beating the former 24.02 record by de Palma, and 41.16 for two miles, surpassing the 49.54 mark. Golf players were out in force yesterday at Byrnes Park, with over 50 participants observed.
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Daytona
Fla
Tommy Milton
Daytona Beach
Milton
de Palma
American Automobile Association
Byrnes Park
Golfers Race Through Morning Rounds Amid Soft Grounds
Early on the course players posted fair scores as morning rounds proceeded in soft conditions. Grounds remained damp and heavy tending disrupted pace with many women golfers posting higher scores than in calmer play.
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Sport Weashel
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Invi Peatune Service
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Percy R- Wood
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Lillie A. Arnett
Bait Commercial Bank
E. Scott
Bankers Life
Dave Seger
Fourth Street
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