Sinking tie as Indians, Sox battle to late finish
Cleveland and Chicago battled to a 6 to 6 tie in a nine inning game called to let Cleveland catch a train to St Louis. Johnny Syers made his American League debut with the White Sox. Sammiery lists several infielders and pitchers with errors and substitutions noted.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Johnny Syers
Stephenson
Jamieson
Melania
Gardner
Dames
J Bans
A Ee Schalk
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Washington
Brindalphia
Moore
Pirickson
Thitetelphia
Fin
Moors
Sullivan
Perkins
Zarhary
Courtner
Bacto
Grines
Towa Rifle Team Finishes Well in Collegiate Match
Town City Iowa April 28 Two University of Iowa rifle teams placed fifth and sixth in the National Intercollegiate Championship. Pennsylvania University won with 5 844 aggregate. Iowa teams led among two crew entries, scoring 5 704 and 4 442. Ames finished eleventh. Kansas Agricultural College twenty sixth. The Hawkeyes capped a strong season, winning the seventh corps area championship and the national engineer title.
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Town City
University of Iowa
Pennsylvania University
Iowa
Hawkeye
Amés
Kansas Aregi Cultural College
Towa
Ohio State
Tutor Relay Team Heads to Drake Relays
Cedar Falls Cedar Felts reports Coach Bender left with a two quartet Iowa State Teachers relay team to compete in the Drake Relays in Des Moines. Members Berry Ransom Olson and Van den Brink travel for the half mile relay. Cedar Falls high and Teachers College training school host a dual track meet at 7 p.m. with fourteen events scheduled.
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Cedar Felts
Bender
Iowa State
Des Moines
Berry
Ransom
Olson
van den Brink
Teachers College Training School
Cedar Falls High School
Penalty For Infield Interference In 1922 Baseball Rules
A reader asks about outs for runners and batters during plays including hits and forced runners. The reply states an out occurs when a play is not legally completed or a runner is retired at first, and questions about stealing or rushing are addressed with emphasis on proper demand for a chart and reply to copyright notice from Sol Metzger in 1922.
Major League Records Today Highlight Season Double Pays
Area records show 1991 as the year with the most three existal doubles by Pirst Beyeman in a season. F W C Pipp began his reemit on this date and completed it on October 2.
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Pirst Beyeman
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Why cigar brands pick names and faces on boxes
An earnest columnist critiques how cigar brands name and depict figures on their boxes. He questions choices from Henry VII to Rembrandt, predicts a trend toward female portraits, and jokes about future branded images and charity ties as box art evolves.
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Knowleedge
Henry
VLU
Wells
Fox
Krenry
Ha Vana
Dante
van Dyck
Rembrandt
Michel Angelo
la Palma
Cytia
Corona Copia
Clearatten
Ina Clatre
Ann Panningtona
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Bon Ton Crear
Jelearette
Beac
Tucy Page Gastor
Henry VII
Associated Ftttom
Horseshoe Lake Closed to Nets by State Commissions
Des Moines reports Horseshoe lake near McGregor on the Wisconsin Iowa boundary has been closed to commercial fishing nets after a inter-state conference. Four lakes along the Mississippi now designated preserves to protect bass and hatcheries, with Lansing fish hatchery flooding barely damaging equipment as staff moved gear upward.
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Des Moines
Horseshoe Lake
Mississippi River
McCregor
Wisconsin
Iowa
Flah
Lansing
Albert
Waterloo Takes Second Game at Upper Town 9 6
Waterloo and Upper Iowa split the two game set as visitors won 6 to 5 after Waterloo led 5 3 through five innings. Eight innings were played so the Waterloo club could catch a train home. Echtermeier Pedlitz and Learn homered for Waterloo and Krissinger added a homer for Upper Iowa. West Jones Kris singer pitched for Waterloo.
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Fayette
Waterloo
Upper Lows
Waterloo Jed
Upper Iowa
Waterloo Rat Fm
Echtermeier
Pedlitz
Learn
Upper Town
West
Jones
Krisisinger
Ifor Waterloo
Thaceara
Wind Cuts Scores at Gun Tournament in Grundy Center
Windy conditions marred a trapshooting meet in Grundy Center where April KR Reid Parkersburg and Joy Smith tied for first with 38 of 150. Dr Carpenter of Grundy Center was second with 127 and John Morrice of Alingford third with aed Gilbert Spirit Lake led professionals with 148. L. D. Russell of Des Moines second with 143 and P. W. Edwards third with 8h.
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Grundy Center
Reid
Parkersburg
Joy Smith
Grundy
Dr. Carpenter
John Morrice
Alingford
Aed Gilbert
Spirit Lake
L. D. Russell
Des Mones
P. W. Edwards
Big test for Morvich on Jamaica track today
New York April 28 Morvich the sensational tyer world colt will have a big test at Jamaica track today as preparation for the Kentucky Derby on May 3. A high wind yesterday limited work but Morvich covered a mile and a furlong in 2 00 flat carrying 126 pounds.
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New York
Morvich
Jamaica
Brooklyn Beats Boston 15 to 5 in Rainy Day Game
Brooklyn exploded for 15 runs on 16 hits to overwhelm Boston 15 to 5 as heavy batting aided by a homer and multiple extra-base hits. Smitth, Cadore and Hungon pitched for Brooklyn while ete Aterguard and Braxton worked Boston.
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Dotgues
Braves
Boston
Brooklyn
Smitth
Cadore
Hung' Ete Aterguard
Braxton
Lansing
Sell
800 Track Stars Ready for Gun in Drake Carnival
Crack athletes from all sections gather at Drake Stadium for the thirteenth annual relay carnival. More than 300 track stars from about 106 universities and high schools compete today and tomorrow with 15 events. Preliminaries start at 2:30 for the 160 yard dash as officials expect medal times in top form. Names include Paula Grinnell Harris on Illinos Colby Town Bradley Kansas and others from Notre Dame Vanderbilt Wisconsin Centre and Marquette.
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Grinnell
Harrison J
Illinois
Colby
Bradley
Kansas
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Deering
Nobies
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Stock
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Spetz
Kaguin
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Iowa Hawkeyes to compete in Drake Relays events
Iowa university expected to show well at Drake Relays with five events and strongest teams in the quarter, imtte, half mile and mile relays. Cedar Rapids high school athletes watched, while Monroe length and other events feature notable entrants. Multiple tracks and field names appear from national and international contexts, including Wimbledon and Madison Square Garden postings. Weather outlook favorable for events.
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Hawkeyes
Cedar Rapids
J Puis
Monte Carlo
Suvanne Lenglen
Wimbledon
Moir
Mallory
York
Babe Ruth
Yankes
San Francisco
William Johnston
Roland Roberts
John 4. Strachan
William Fliden
Vincent Richards
West Tenniy
Philadelphia
Fresno
Cal
Jimmy Murphy
Princeton
Des Moines Highways Study Urges Fair Vehicle Tax
Col L W Ainsworth reports heavy trucks and busses damage central Iowa roads more than other traffic. He calls for weight based taxation and road plans that connect farmers to markets, warning spring travel is blocked for many northeastern Iowa farmers unable to reach main roads. He stresses equal consideration for farmers off main routes in highway improvements.
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Des Moines
L. W. Ainsworth
Towa
Ainsworth
Col. Atmaworth
Iowa
Temnate
Night of Fights Wide Across Cities
Boxing results from last night show Billy Miske defeating Martin Burke over 18 rounds in New Orleans, George Chaney outpointing Jimmy Hanlon in Philadelphia in eight rounds, Johnny Tillman prevailing over Thister Kid Herman in Houston in 15 rounds, Tim Hurst stopping Frankie Rowan in Elgin in the second round, and Steve Latza stopping Eddie Bratton in Scranton in the second round.
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New Orleans
Billy Miske
Martin Burke
Philadelphia
George Chaney
Jimmy Hanlon
Houston
Tex
Johnny Tillman
Thister
Kid Herman
Elgin
Tim Hurst
Frankie Rowan
Scranton
Steve Latza
Eddie Bratton
Penn Relay Games Open With Big East Event
Philadelphia April 28. The Penn relay carnival began today as the annual two day show bringing a strong national field from Virginia to Notre Dame and Ohio State. Key events include the pentathlon championship and college sprint relays with high school and interscholastic races filling the program and new records expected in the quarter mile events.
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Philadelphia
Penn
aeriaHsta
Fleet Feet
Virginia
University of the South
Georgetown
Navy
Repre
Redlands
Occidental
Far West
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Knots
Chicago
Middlewest
Hamilton
Canada
Bill Stevenson
Princeton
Jake Driscol
Boston College
2,000 Reasons Why Baseball Keeps Its Toes
A New York piece notes professional baseball supports about 2,488 players with spiked shoes knickerbockers and flannel garments from spring to autumn while about 488 try to keep jobs the other 4,000 seek. The article explains the “2,000” as a mix of rising and falling players and those stagnant, shaping demand and loyalties in the sport.
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New York
Main Street
Meyers and Engel End Wrestle in Fist Fight
Chicago April 28 Johnny Meyers middleweight champion and Heinie Engel of Dubuque wrestled to a draw last night. The bout was fierce and as it ended the fighters exchanged blows, triggering near riot conditions. The match drew a violent finish amid chaotic crowd reaction.
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Engel End
Chicago
Johnny Meyjers
Heinie Engel
Dubuque
Joe Harris Tees Up Red Sox Comeback Star
Harris, a veteran outfielder first baser in 1914 to 1918 service, joins Boston after a long crossfire between Cleveland and New York. At 30, 5 feet 11, 175 pounds, he wields a strong bat and can play multiple positions, boosted by a wartime record and reinstatement by Judge Landis.
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Red Sox
Indians
Altho
Joe
Landis
Beantown
Cleveland
McKeesport
Chattanooga
Grieveland
Sly
France
Twentieth Infantry
Judges Landis
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Boston
Teachers Beat Luther Nine 6 to 3 in Decorah Tilt
The Teachers edged Luther 6 to 3 behind a late eighth inning rally. Luther had previously beaten Decorah 3 to 1 at Decorah, with Cedar Falls notes and a shaky start for both teams. Orwell and Sorlein paired with Dick ets for key hits, while Watters umpired the game.
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Eugberans
Cedar Falls
War Leachers
Orwell
Sorlein
Dickets
Lutherimeon
Watters
Whitford
Bremer County Claims Youngest Great-Grandmother 49
Waverly Iowa April 28 Mrs Soper of Ceylon Minn welcomed a daughter born April 23. Vivian Palmer former telegraph worker wife mother now 49 years old is claimed as the youngest great grandmother in Iowa. Mrs Wilcox of Polk township would be the youngest in the nation if younger exists. Also Chicago April 28 Roland Gioni set a new world roller skating quarter mile record 42.25 seconds at the grand American derby.
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Waverly
Fred Soper
Ceylon
Minn
Soper
Vivian Palmer
Lready
BE. E. Wilcox
Polk Township
Iowa
United States
Wilcox
Chicago
Roland Gioni
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