Jays Split In 2 In Tight Game At Waterloo
Waterloo 8 Muscatine 14. Players include Taylor Welch Hasbrook for Muscatine and Augustus Reinhart Hruska for Waterloo. Franke, Wagner, Torkelson pitched. timing 2:00. Bases on balls four to Franke and 11 for Torkelson. Multiple hits and errors noted in a close contest.
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Winterloo
Water loo Muskies split doubleheader with Muscatine in marathon games
In a long Waterloo doubleheader the Jays won 4 to 3 in 11 innings and lost 5 to 8 in seven, the second game called for darkness. Sam Taylor starred for Waterloo with key hits and RBI while Red Torkelson struggled with control in the opener.
Clinton opens 2 three game series today
The Jays play at home for three more days then travel to Marshalltown Friday morning. The champions plan visits to Mason City before returning home as part of a busy schedule.
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White Cox edges in second contest to keep league lead
Chicago beats Detroit 3 to 1 in afternoon play to hold top position as morning loss drops Detroit behind. Russell falters in morning, then strong in afternoon as Cavet and Baker work for Detroit, while Chicago’s clutch hitting with Baker and Cal lina bats secures win. Boston farces two wins over Philadelphia. New York sweeps Washington Memorial Day pair. Cleveland also takes two from St. Louis with strong late scoring.
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League Game Results and Standings Across Leagues
Baseball and league standings from American Association Western League and Three-I League include scores for Indianapolis Cleveland Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee Kansas City Columbus Louisville Des Moines Topeka Wichita St Joseph Lincoln Denver Omaha Sioux City Peoria Moline Bloomington Rockford Davenport Dubuque Decatur Quivey N 1 Pittsburgh Giants Dodgers Mets and Phillies with day games across New York Boston and St Louis.
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Pirates sweep doubleheader against Chicago 1 1 game 1 1
In Pittsburgh on June 1 Chicago lost both games to the Pirates by 1 to 0 scores. Lavender walked three in the third inning and forced in the lone run in the first game while Cheney and Mamaux dueled in the afternoon with Carey batting for two hits.
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Burlington Wins Both Sides of Double Header in Mason City
Burlington sweeps Mason City 4–2 and 3–0 as Pathfinders rally for a late first game win and take a two run lead in the second before Cedar Rapids and Clinton split their twin bills. Keokuk and Marshalltown also split their doubleheader in Marshalltown.
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Kansas City and Chicago split two extra inning games
In Chicago on June 1 Kansas City beat Chicago 3 to 2 in ten innings after Zwilling homered to tie. In the second game Henning allowed one hit through nine, but two errors let Chicago tie in the ninth and Wilson drove in the winning run in the eleventh for a 2 to 1 KC victory. Brown was solid for Chicago except in the fourth.
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De Palma Wins Big 500 Mile Race at Indianapolis
Ralph De Palma won the Indianapolis 500 mile race driving a Mercedes for EBC Patterson in a record run of 5 38 55.5 for 500 miles at 989.84 mph. Dario Resta finished second in a Peugeot with 5 37 24.95. Gil Anderson in a Stutz was third in 6 42 27.57 with Earl Cooper fourth. The field included Ed ODonnell in a Duesenberg Bob Burman in a Peugeot and Howard Wilcox in a Stutz. Race drew about 50 000 spectators under ideal conditions.
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Century Run by Squad of Four
A remarkable score was posted at the Waterloo Gun club yesterday as ten members practiced. A quartet, Nick Webber, Lou Witty, Jim Carson and John Hartman, achieved a century run by breaking twenty five straight targets each.
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Buffalo and Baltimore Rival In Second Game Ad Slots
In the Want Ad pose inning of the second game the visitors seized a chance. Baltimore 000000000 0060 Buffalo 000010100 262 Bender and Owens Anderson and Blair Baltimore 00359901000 380 Buffalo 090003000 391 Suggs and Jaecklitech Krapp Ehmke and Blair
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Weather cheers Waterloo as Decoration Day parade sparks praise
Sun shines for Decoration Day events in Waterloo with warm reactions from veterans and residents. Grand Army Commander C C G Crabtree is praised for moving the date to May 31. Coal dealers report strong sales despite lingering fuel concerns as June arrives with clear skies.
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Rifle Team Coach Dies in Iowa City
Calvin Ellis Williams, 29, longtime high school rifle team coach and instructor in Iowa City, died Sunday after a six week illness. He served five years at the local high school while pursuing a Ph.D. and expected to earn the degree soon.
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Manush releases veteran infielder in Clinton move
Clinton manager Frank Manush cuts veteran George Ohlin from the Pilots payroll and signs Ellison as a potential remedy under the four man rule. Ohlin, a second baseman, was kept on the slate to be available if the club faltered. Ellison, a promising youngster, may be sent down at season's end.
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Cedar River floods isolate Gilbertville from Washburn
Gilbertville sits cut off from Washburn as Cedar River high water blocks all approaches. A nearby white settlement resembles an Iowa Venice under rain. West of interurban tracks the westbound highway is flooded and ferry access is unavailable. Southeast Waterloo to Washburn road remains passable after recent drag work.
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Postponed Cedar Valley-Courier-Postolite Baseball Battle
The Jobbers league game between Cedar Valley and Courier-Postolite is postponed until Friday. Only one game has been played in the Robbers League and it ended in a tie.
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