Waterloo Wrestling Card Features Brown Versus Adamson
Carl Brown the Iowa grappler meets Ed Adamson of Chicago in a staged 2:30 p.m. wrestling match at the Majestic theatre. Johnson Flynn fights from Las Vegas and other bouts on the west coast will be covered. Adamson previously refereed Brown Blair and is praised for experience and sportsmanship. The event promises endurance race and swift bursts with strong preliminaries and visitor comforts.
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Waterloo
Carl Brawn
Iowa Grappier
Ed Adamson
Chicago
Majestic Theatre
Johnnson-Flynn
Las Vegas
West Coast
Fleet News
Adamson
Brown-Blair
Brown
Postoffice Boys Win Batting Bee at Prospect Park
Saturday afternoon the Postoffice team defeated Nauman 15 to 5 as crowd's cheers rose. J Eby pitched for Nauman, Neggard caught, Jack Nauman covered first base. Weiss paced the Postoffice hitters, with Schuck relieving in the mound. Frank Wilhelm debuted as catcher for the P Cs but allowed thrown balls. Fans urged more attendance and previewed Galloway versus Courier next.
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Prospect Park
Fastoffice Boys
Nauman
J. Eby
Nauman Boys
Neggard
Jack Nau Man
P.O. Boys
K. Weiss
F. Schuck
Frank Wilhelm
Jobbers
Weiss
Galloway
Courier Boys
Boxing Fight Promoters Hear Las Vegas Talk
Disjointed notes from boxing experts in Las Vegas discuss Johnson versus Flynn with claims that the event is on track if all details check out. The piece weaves in political convention chatter and other sports references, indicating uncertainty about finances and attendance.
Mel Sheppard Vies Again as Olympic Contender
Veteran American athlete Mel Sheppard returns to the Olympic stage as the games open in Stockholm on July 6. He is viewed as a potential ble point winner and expresses strong confidence in his ability.
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Mel" Sheppard
Stockholm
Sweden
Shep
Boxing and baseball notes from Waterloo and Ottumwa
A report covers Bill Pal zer defeating Marcel Moreau in Paris for the idleweight world title, and Al Pal zer knocking out Hombacher Wells in New York. It also notes Ottumwa franchise finances, Waterloo fans hoping for a new ball club, and management changes for the Peoria Three-I team as they aim for first division.
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Bill Papkoe
Winels Thunderbolt
Paris
France
Marcel Moreau
Fen
New York City
al Palser
Hombacher Wells
Palzer
Towa
Decorah
Ossian
Stis
Peoria
Platera
Tripoli Beats New Hampton Nine On Muddy New Hampton Field
Tripoli won against New Hampton with a 10 to Fou victory in a rough field game. Key players include Richardson Adi and Clouse with Fergeman in battery. Low attendance marked the outing on New Hampton grounds.
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Tripoli
New Hampton
Hampton Grounds
Fouvorrhastou
James Richardson
Petadi
Clouse
Fergeman
Farrier
Red Sox Defeat Waterloo Giants In Wet Grounder Clash
The Waterloo Red Sox defeated the Winterloo Giants 21 to 0 in a muddy nine inning game yesterday at the 9 CL era grounds. McCormte kk and Pifer pitched for the Red Sox, each allowing only one hit. Ritehte was the catcher for the Giants and Crupbel quited for the Giants with Cloeathan as the battery leader.
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Waterloo Red Sox
Winterloo Giants
McCormte
Pifer
Red Sox
Ritehte
Crupbel
Giants
Cloeathan Wis
Rey Orig
Tatterys
Boxing Card of July Fights Across U.S. Venues
A long list of proposed bouts for early July featuring Mike Gibbons Sid Turns in New York, Eddie Randall Packey McFarland in Cincinnati, Tack Johnson Jim Flynn in Las Vegas New Mexico, and numerous 8 to 20 round matches scheduled for Syracuse Cleveland Ben forming, Chicago and other cities with boxers like Abe Attell Tommy Murphy Jack Dillon and Jeannette among others. The rundown covers July 1 to July 6 with many locations including Buffalo Syracuse Ben Harbor Sedalia Paducah Daly City Sacramento Terre Haute Pittsburgh St Louis and others.
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Mike Gibbons
Sid Turns
New York
Knockout Brown
Jimmy Duffy
Buffalo
N.Y
Ity
Packey McFarland
Eddie Randall
Cincinnati
Tean Moriarity
Joe Goldberg
Syracuse
Tack Johnson
Jim Flynn
Las Vegas
N. M
Ad Wolgaston
Joe Rivers
Vernon
Cal
Eiddie McGoorty
George Brown
Ben~ Fom Llarbor
Afich
Tommy Dixon
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Mike Williott
Roxie Roach
Sedalia
Alo
Jack Sitalton
Leo Roux
Paducah
Abe Attell
Tommy Murphy
Daly City
Mick Gilbert
Rube Kruder
Chattwanvoge
Tenn
Matt Brock
Delaney
Jehnnns Thompson
Frank Mantell
Sacramento
Willie Theeeherne
Marty Thomas
Cirily
Phil Tlarrison
Harry Donahue
Peoria
Jack Dillon
Joe Tiong
Terre Haute
Tommy Illon Ve
Eddie Hart
Timmy Watts
Frank Mason
Jee Jeannette
Kid Votlen
Pittsburgh
Len Kelly
St. Louis
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games featured Chicago at Pittsburgh 7 Chicago at Cincinnati 7 and St Louis 6 Cleveland 4. American Association results include Columbus 10 over Anapolis 4 and Louisville 5 Toledo 8. Western League saw Des Moines 2 Omaha 1 and Topeka 1 Denver 0. Three-I League reports Panville Danville 3 Daventryport 2 and Bloomington 4 Bloomington 2. Central Association Keokuk 11 Galesburg ? and Burlington 17 Muscatine 0.
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American Association
Columbus
Anupolis
Teouisville
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Saturday baseball scores from major league and minor league games
Results list shows Chicago Pittsburgh 6 Chicago New York 8 Boston 11 Cincinnati St Louis 7 Philadelphia Brooklyn 3 7 Philadelphia 11 St Louis 4 Boston 13 New York rain Detroit Chicago no game Washington Philadelphia 2 Washington 3 Minneapolis Milwaukee 4 Minneapolis 2 St Paul St Paul 4 Kansas Louisville 0 Toledo Indianapolis Des Moines Sioux City 5 8 Des Moines 2 Wichita Topeka 9 Wichita Omaha St Joseph 4 Omaha Denver 15 Lincoln 7 Danville 28 Davenport 4 Bloomington 5 Jubugque 3 Quincy 2 Springfield Peoria 1 Decatur 2 Burlington 4 Monmouth 5 Keokuk Hannibal Ottumwa 4 Muscatine 2 Galesburg 10 Kewanee 7
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Chachamatl
Brooklyn
Abilwhelphin
Huaipa
Bieusbengs
Peston
Peston At A6 Vs. Hrt Philsededy Dita Agun
Chivaga 'Rae Oh
BTS
Washinton
BR Bn
CO Teyeepiesad
New York
St Luis
American Association, Calumbus
An al Ah Aaa
Minneapolis
BIR Tansyity
St. Pantak
India Polis
Joseph Vee
Sioux City
Des Moines
Ads
Denver
Lincoln
Springfeld
Vhs
Danville
Thibiaie
Peoria
Hloymington
Central Association
Hurlington
Ag Ag
Kewsneo Rye
Galesburg
Keokuk
Muscatine
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Joseph
Topeka
Wichita
Panville
Davyenport
Diloomington
Dubuaque
Bloomington
Quincy
Springfield
Yeorla
Decatur
Mannibal
Hannibal
Kewanee
Burlington
Monmouth
Ottumwa
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Philadelphia
American Association
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Great throng in parks and woods crowds Waterloo
About 15 000 people nearly half of Waterloo’s population spent Sunday in Chautauqua grounds Electric Park city parks bathing beaches and ball games. Thousands shaded under trees along the river and Black Hawk creek while picnics hammocks and magazines filled the day. An evening thunderstorm soaked many and about eight hundred automobiles moved through the city as street cars ran at capacity.
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Waterloo
Chautauqua
Electric Park
Black Hawk Creek
Cedar River Park
Pirates Celebrate Bobby Byrne as Top Third Baseman
Pirate third baseman Bobby Byrne is praised as the best at the position in the National League. The light, skilled player is described as brilliant and consistent, earning pride from Pittsburgh fans.
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Bobby” Byrne
Pirate
Pittsburg
Bobby
Young Man Dies of Paralysis Near Manchester
T Sabin son of Mr and Mrs H W Sabin died at his parents home after a brief paralysis illness aged 30. Born near Manchester he later worked for a coal and fuel firm in Coleville Colorado. A nervous breakdown led to a Trinidad hospital stay where he showed slow progress until a stroke struck in the hospital yard last week.
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Manchester
Iowa
T. Sabin
H. W. Sabin
Coleville
Colo
Trinidad
Grocery store changes hands in city deal
HW M Anderson sold his grocery business at 324 Fourth Street West to Ed J Voss and G W Strickler. The store will operate as Voss Strickler with cash policy continued. Voss is a machinist by trade and this is his first business venture. Strickler has grocery experience but this is his first own venture.
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Ottumwn
Central Association
Ottumwa Association
Waterloo
Ned Egan
HW. M. Anderson
Fourth Street West
Ed. J. Voss
G. W. Strickler
Voss & Strickler
Voss
Mr. Strickler
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State Loan Company
East Fourth St
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