Favored Resort of Iowa People
A. F. Greaves, manager, promotes “St. Albans” at Lake Minnetonka as a stylish summer and winter retreat near Minneapolis. It offers room and board, boating, tennis, massage, swimming, and auto access with 40 acres of grounds, 2000 feet of lake frontage, baths, and bungalows with screened porches. Reservations and terms available by mail or telephone from Excelsior, Minnesota.
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T. Albans
Lake Minnetonka
Oris
Minneapolis
Excelsior
Minneapolis & St. Lois
Davenport Beats Prods In 4th Straight Booster Win
In Davenport June 2 the Davenport Prods drop a 5th straight loss as boosters Connie Collins stars on the bases and Clemens belts a homer. Lund adds a solo shot in the second, while Finney and Walsh pitch strong defense limits. Final score 8 to 2 for the home team with standout fielding and aggressive base running throughout.
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Courier -Roagtes Poosters
Aurse
Phelors
Deine
Clemens
Frodo Binnes
Thes Nativen
Fred
Buck Plowers
Mar
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Germany
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Ray I Chapman
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Chapman
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Wall
Bromwich
Wilkes
Dickey
Waterloo
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Finneys
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Collins
Taey Wilkes
Kelly
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Biltz
Fare Meyers
Th. Walsh
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Lofton Middleton Meyers Smith
Jacobs Veach
Middleton
Daly
Davenport and Waterloo Rally in Tight Baseball Duel
Stolen bases by Godwin Wall and others highlight a game with five hits for Godwin Frem er Dickey and Clemens. Both Davenport and Waterloo stranded runners, Flowers issued two walks, Finke and Shackelford two, and pitchers Biowers and Flowers held the foe to a few runs. Double plays Lund to Chapman and Wilkes to Dickey. Time 1 45. Umpire Cusack.
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Ty Lund
Mn A
Kelly
Coleman
T Flowers
Finke
Waterloo
Collins
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Clemens
Wall
Wilkes
iMckey
Wolfe
Shackelford
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Danville Franchise Sale Talk With Cedar Rapids Visit
Disastrous road trip ends with club morale high as manager Boyle foresees the season’s worst slump behind them. Nagle joins lineup from Theca tur with an injured heel while Danville beats Quincy 6 to 1 on the road. Teague and others discuss franchise sale possibilities and potential Cedar Rapids relocation.
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Quincy
Quincey
Tnville
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Quines
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Ieee
Die Spencer
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Onan Topera
Omaha
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Pole
Sioux City
Siosiy
Central Association
Quimey
Vwannibat
Ottumwa
Hanninad
Game Forfeited To Rock You
Decatur lost again to Peoria while ville won from Quincy as the schedule notes a forfeit in the game lineup.
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Decatur
Peoria
Ville
Quincy
Davenport Fans Alarm Over Prodigals In Waterloo Series
Local chatter notes Davenport fans uneasy about a four game streak in Waterloo amid damp grounds and poor forecast attendance. Doubts loom over Danville franchise fate, with Powers threatening to quit if no team statement by tomorrow. Describes fans’ preference for action over quarrels and cites quotes from Tearney, Boyle, and Collins.
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Davenport
Waterloo
Powers
Danville
Tearney
Amateur track and field meet planned as annual event
Officials announce a yearly amateur track and field meet with eight track events and five field events. It will uphold high school and college athletic standards and be directed by H. R. Lee, physical director of the M. CG. A.
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H. R. Lee
M. CG. A
Leading Horses Entered For Race Field
This list notes the top entries for the event. Johnline, owned by Rupert Parker of Waterloo, stood here last year. Graft, owned by Frank Reynolds of Mount Pleasant, competes in trotting. Dillon belongs to Ed Berry, now in Albia. Densmore, a Forest City trotter, was last year’s top money winner in the class, owned by F. L. Wacholz.
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Johnline
Waterloo
Rupert Parker
Frank Reynolds
Mount Pleasant
Dillon
Ed Berry
Centerville
Albia
Densmore
F. L. Wacholz
City Athletic Track and Field Meet At New Park
Tomorrow at the new athletic park between Chautauqua and Fairview a city track and field meet will be held. It is the first of its kind in the city and records set here will be used as the basis for county candidates.
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Chautauqua Park
Fairview
Peoria Pistillers Hold Ground Amid Franchise Talk
Despite chatter, Peoria franchise remains in place as Pistillers boast top league form. Hack Again notes hometown pride blocks transferring a pennant chance to outside buyers. Tommy Searles returns to Waiterton after Hawthall cut Central Association teams. Searles released as last signed player.
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Nenanra
Peoria
Pistillers
Tearies
Tommy Searles
Waiterton
Central Association
New Horses Enter Cedar Valley Circuit Races
Mason City June 2 Hints of Cedar Valley racing return with Townline Densmore Gratt and Baron Milton among contending entrants for the June 27 events. Circuit races in the planning stage include times 2 11 1 4 2 42 1 2 90 1-4 and 2 12 8-4 for featured performances.
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Cedar Valley
Mason City
Townline
Densmore
Gratt
Baron Milton
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