Waterloo Opens Series With Sioux City Ghosts
Waterloo Hawks begin a two game set with the Sioux City Ghosts after a 7-4 loss to Quincy. Cletus Dixon returns from Quincy with the Hawks, who traded for two young pitchers Seehultz and Moses. Boston released Kelsey after an auto accident left him with an injured hand, prompting Waterloo to reinvest in pitching. The Ghosts, bolstered by Tennessee Rats additions, pose a strong challenge at Waterloo’s Wall Park.
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Cletus Dixon
Hawks
Waterloo
Quincy
Oe Si City Ghosts
Ring de Alitho
Quincey
Hantha
Dixon
Seehultz
Moses
Hank Wingfield
Tredbird
Boswo
Kelsey
Chi Wawk
Boston Slaves
W. Heele
Boston
Waterloo Tittle
Welsey
Hawkdain
Will
Eros
Wall Park
Usll
Iglue
Tennessee
Rats
Onnog
Ats
Redbirds
Howers
Hawks Brokke
Mather
Worthington
Fleury
Vincy
Lobdell
Lindner
Kelley
Tvegs
el Leo
Willams
I . Bickering
Saerbiees
Talws
Wilts
Win Walls
Teoteledd Fuhr
Schule Tate
Schaiti
Phe Vickr
Fragmented column blends jokes and news notes from old papers
A garbled page mix cites bawdy jokes, physiology quips, and local anecdotes. It mentions a child’s shoe issue, a cinema eye test, a poultry incident, a college dining-room report, and a price-row at a lunchroom, reflecting a chaotic OCR of a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper column.
Johnsons deny resin aid and suspect ball doctored
A Philadelphia reporter cites Walter Johnson and other Senators doubting resin use and claiming pitchers may taint the baseball. They discuss resin as a mental crutch and accuse Washington pitchers of possibly doctored balls during the Washington Philadelphia series. Clark Griffith urges a proper ruling to curb cheating.
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Hingston
D. AL
Walter Johnson
Philadelphia Aunetics
Walter Treusher
Ann Clark Griffith
Warliwering Elit
Cedar Falls Shooters Form Organize Gun Club
Local Cedar Falls shooters establish a gun club with a fifty member initial roster. Leadership names include president James Wl Pyrd and directors Piatersen Petery Wend Ott Tit. The group aims to organize training and shooting activities at Cedar Pally.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Pally
Sitio Metstie
Hendy
Ipsl Stadt
Ivers
Raye Ie Bandy
Fintines
Piatersen
James Wl Pyrd
Luther Defeats Tutor Nine 7 6 in Cedar Falls
Luther college of Decorah defeated the Teachers 7 to 6 in Cedar Falls yesterday. An error-filled contest saw Luther capitalize with four runs in the fourth and two more in the sixth as Tutor misplays and five walks aided the Norsemen. Webb pitched well for the Teachers but poor support cost him the decision.
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Cedar Falls
Snevial
Luther College
Decorah
Luther
Webb
Nica
Thompson
Welyh
P. Pederson
Mulf
Morrison
Tators
Bonham
Harlain
Howden
Webber
Leo Wit
PL Pederson
Ant
Tarwick
M. Pederson
Burkeland
Feachers
Tutors
Hardin
Dageor Morrison
Tider
Wyant
Jong
Standings and Scores From American Teagass League Action
National League results show St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 1 and Philadelphia 6 New York 5 with Pittsburgh Chicago and Brooklyn Boston in other close contests. Industrial and western league listings include Minneapolis 4 Lovnsyde St Paul 4 Indianapolis Toledo 7 and Columbus 7 with Kansas City 0. No games scheduled.
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American Teagass
Cleveland
St Louis
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Detrait
Philadelhia
New York Colt
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn-Boston
Ecpid
Aumertenme Ascociation
Minneapolis
Lovnsyde
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee St
Columbus
Kansas City
Western Letsus
Sake W. Pet
Gleveland
Sewlee
Uric
Aes
Irlanati
Brooklyn
Elle
LouisyiNe
Munteapelis
Fener
St Paul Tees
Kansas
Jogeott
Des Moines
Tulsa
Denver
Wichita
Yesterday's Homeruns and Local Standouts
Fragmented OCR text mentions homeruns and names like Stoher, Potal, Pikes, Abie, Sava, Farman, Wallin, and Tandere among scattered references. Lacks coherent events or clear dates, teams, or places.
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Jonath Stoher Potal
Farman
Wallin
West High golf meet pairings announced
Pairings for the West High golf tournament were announced. Nineteen players will compete over three weeks with rounds due by May 4 and 10 and the finals scheduled for May 10.
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West Golf
West High
Dbénser
Marshall
Waiters
Haselman
Hull
Wood
Gibson
Bickley
Sheldon
Hoxie
Williams
Ridenour
Potter
Hay
Gunninghaat
SeaCavik
Shultz
Paulgon
Sorensen
Bre
Kingfishers Back to Charles City for Sixteenth Season
Charles City residents report belted kingfishers returning to the river near an MT i Tours bridge site this spring. The pair nests on the cable crossing, with the mother bird guiding fledglings as the season opens, signaling a long tradition of river fishing and birdwatching in the area.
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Charles City
MT i
Bachest
Ube
Unclear sports wrap with scattered team mentions and scores
Fragmented summary from a Washington oriented sports page notes several teams and players with scattered scores and outcomes. Mentions include Philadelphia related figures and a Harlem style slate of games, but many words are garbled, hindering clear facts or standings.
Hoff Held Well Inside Expenses In Probe
New York April 27 AP Charley Hoff world champion pole vaulter from Norway appears cleared before an inquiry begins into his expense accounts The Amateur Athletic Union started an investigation into rumors of overcharges for Hoff at Kansas and Drake relays The case echoes a prior incident with Peave Nuymi at Kansas City and Des Moines Hoff defense and university officials say expenses were properly managed and Hoff received only standard per diem while Mrs Hoff and Mr and Mrs George Daan were paid by the universities The AALU secretary and Drake official deny improper payments and say funds are handled through Hoff’s tour management with payments disbursed after verification
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New York
Charley Hoff
Norway
Amateur Athletic Union
Chicago
Ngil
Kansas
Drake University
Che Gredt
Peave Nuymi
Kansas City
Des Moines
Wok
University of Kansas
Hoff
Forest C. Allen
Allen
Airs
George Daan
A.A
Edward C. Lytton
Drake
Frederick W.rubion
AALU
Moff
Fragmented local note on plans and fashion details
The passage discusses a middle aged physiastic man planning a continental tour on a tight budget. It describes his equipment ideas, fabric choices, and suggested prices for items like tents, silk garments, and weight considerations, with emphasis on practical readiness and strength.
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Lee
Giants forfeit game after center-field crowd disrupts at bat
Al Demaree recalls a 1945 incident in Villadelia where center-field bleachers of the Philadelphia Phillies game were filled with fans in white shirts and waving handkerchiefs. Umpire Brennan ordered the crowd to clear and forfeited the game, a decision later reversed.
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Eame
Giants
AL Demaree
New York
Ballack Murray
Gunpire Brennan
Brennan
Dinuhie Teader
Illinois Defeats Iowa Nine 8 to 3 in Baseball Clash
Iowa City was the scene as Illinois toppled Iowa 8 to 3. After a quiet start the Illini solved Iowa pitchers Adams and Corbin, pushing across three in the sixth with timely hits. Illinois left fielder homered in the sixth to spark the rally as Iowa tallied one in the first but offered little offense afterward.
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Iowa City
Ajaviy
Uinois
Daseball
Iowa
Ce Hns
Adams
Corbin
Cortust Kinderman
Illinois
Worth
The Hawk's Nest Teerlend and Teague in Iowa clash
Fragmentary report from Des Moines area about Teerlend and Teague involvement in a local basketball clash. Mentions Demons, Burlingsterte, and the Valley Teagie, plus notes on players like Pritt and Bua amid a windy game summary with scattered names and actions.
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Mike Bextor
Theater
Ietamnes
Uns
Mssiesipayyl Valley Teagie
Tes Moines
Drs
Wills May Seave Fight Game Flat
New York April 7 INS Harry Wills, the Negro heavyweight, threatened retirement if Jack Dempsey does not sign to fight within two months. Manager Mullins quoted Wills as disgusted with Dempsey promises and doubting Gene Tunney will win the title. Contends the runaround has persisted for years and retirement would follow if not matched.
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New York
Harry
Paddy Mullins
Farry
Wills
Vlawbinger
Wnless
Juck Dempsey
Dempsey
Jim
Olan
Upper Iowa to Meet Platteville Normal Ball Team Saturday
Fuyette April 27 Special With the first home game of the season with Coe canceled because of rain the Peacocks prepare for Platteville Normal. Time Saturday at Platteville Wis This game was scheduled yesterday by Coach Dorma and will round out a fine slate of games. Platteville will play here May 62 in retype contest. The game Saturday will help bridge the gap in the schedule which extended from the cancelled Coe game until Wesleyan plays here in the first home game May 70. Beebe Larsen Peacock mound man was to have hurled against the Kohawks and will likely be groomed for the Platteville tilt. Coach Dorman is training the Peacocks on the mistakes of the series with unusual stress at.
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4Ebe
Larsen
Peacock Moeuud Vee
Kohawks
Platteville
Dorman
Peacocks
University football under fire by American Association
A report by the American Association of University Professors in New York on April 27 denounces college football as a moral and educational danger. prominent educators including Columbia and Princeton leaders respond with mixed views, acknowledging some excesses but defending football’s overall value to colleges.
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Ubieugea
Aywii Evile
Assuciacion American University
Ugtuid Ih
Intereuite Suiite
Doh Ta Grittich
Funtott Conferetive
AL 3
College
Phinsmenis Stroy
New York
Princeton
Kinet Wsworth Brown
Fragmentary sports note with names and numbers
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning jog and place hiltine, pea k of the rocks wit ever .306 i yo Amis. Details unclear, names and figures insufficient for a full summary.
A Simple Remedy to Cure Dandruff with Arvon Liquid
A single nightly application of about four ounces of plain liquid arvon moisten the scalp and rub in. Repeated use dissolves and destroys dandruff, stops itching, and leaves hair glossy and soft. Available at any pharmacy, this remedy is said to never fail.
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Archie Kelsey
Purad Keine
Weer
BAGY
Ailiny
Ouch
George McManus
Jake
NEA Shoes
Wade
Johnny
Cook
Witter
Torlay
Atiton
Annie
Flo
Sas Rus
Mtadr
Bard Bs the Iesay
Versallles
Thiz
Johnson
Dochmes
Yale
Onky
Diaimond
Aeither
Radtie
E.olson
Olson
Bergquist
Rattke
Torwick
Wrant
Larson
Pederson
Satsataff
Bert Klarisby
Weyaiye
Phillie
Heey
Jay AW
Frank Ryaat
Etstey Quetler
Sheri
Steen
Philadel Ws
Baltimore
York
Manton
Wade Pribulpih
Iheis Newton
Toronto
Memphis
Kydd
Will H.dilg
Ourland
Wright
Ushi Aehae
Cedi Pritt
Te Creatin
Whiting
Jack Dempsex
Upper Iowa
Griffith
Big Ten
Meeses van York
van York
Phillips-Jones
N.Y
of Stark
Sumatra
George Wwild
Myers-Cox Company
Daliane
Uber
Waterlee
Heperrentalive
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