Waterloo Defeats Muscatine in Bitter Series Finale
Waterloo wins third straight over Muscatine 6 to 4 as Wilkus relieves in relief effort. Key plays include Sheldon and Ashley advances, Askland and Siglin drives, and Harrell’s aggressive baserunning. The result tightens the race for first with Waterloo second and Muscatine seeking momentum for upcoming games.
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Jay Andrews
Muscatine Club
Frank Boyle
Musky Club
Waterloo Club
Muscatine
Charles Sheldon
Andrews
John Ashley
Letty” Wilkus
Newmeyer
Waterloo
Wellesley athlete Miss Guion challenges gender norms
Miss Josephine Guion of Wellesley, a champion athlete who has won five “W’s,” is hailed as living proof that athletic prowess and femininity can coexist. She promotes simple exercises, deep breathing, and waist bending for health, advising sturdy footwear for working women and linking health to success.
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Boston
Mass
Josephine Guion
Wellesley
Bunnies Defeat Ned Egan's Team in Tight Cedar Rapids Win
Belden Hill's Cedar Rapids team edged Ottumwa 5 to 4 as lead changes built through the afternoon. Ottumwa held a brief advantage, but Cedar Rapids surged in the sixth and ninth to clinch the victory. Hoffer started, Kerr relieved after a rough fourth.
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Cedar Rapids
Belden Hill
Ottumwa
Hoffer
Kerr
Am. C. Rapids
McCarey
Grimes
Chapman
Central Association Standings and Scores Report
Yesterday's results show Waterloo 3 over Muscatine 2 while Cedar Rapids defeated Ottumwa 5 to 4. Burlington topped Monmouth 6 to 2 and Keokuk beat Kewanee 8 to 1. The standings reflect late season league play with four games noted.
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Waterloo
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Kewanee
Burlington
Monmouth
Keokuk
Central Association
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Waterloo Wi
Monmouth Settee Eee
Ant Cedar Rapids
Kewanee Seer
Water fans witness strong basebal action this week
Water fans enjoyed a week of fine baseball with Ward Ambseatine clubs aiming high as Andrews' men won five of six games. Joe Williams showed promise yesterday and may gain attention from higher teams. Chic Frazer, ex MLB pitcher, scouted for Pittsburgh and watched the league yesterday from the grandstand. Special prices on refrigerators appear in a local ad from People’s Furniture Co.
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Ward
Andrews
Chic” Frazer
Nefeaturehib
Hame
Pittsburgh
Hal Chase Joins White Sox Strengthens 1906 Pennant Push
Chicago May 2 Hal Chase becomes White Sox first baseman in a trade with the Yankees sending Bill Borton and Rollie Zeider to Frank Chance's Cubs. Chase, hailed as top first baseman, adds fielding, bat, and speed to an aging infield, with Callahan and Comiskey predicting a pennant at last since 1906.
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Chicago
Hal Chase
White Sox
First Basement
New York Yankees
Bill
Bebe
Borton
Rollie Zeider
Frank Chance
Cubs
Steinfeldt
Sheckard
West Side
Comiskey
Chancey
Callahan
Chase
Sox
Jiggs Donohue
New York
Hal Ghase
Yankees
Chance
Red Sox
Barton
Batton
Weider
Secord
Waterloo Team Playing Ottumwa in Big Series Start
The Waterloo baseball squad leaves for Ottumwa for a crucial three game set that could decide first place. Eddie Goes is out with a toe injury, Askland to handle heavy duties, Tuttle expected to start today, and Jokerst on the trip as backup.
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Waterloo
Ottumwa
Ned Egan
Tuttle
Eddie Goes
Jokerst
Askland
Goes
Pepper
Andrewa
Andrews
Boyle
Cubs
Rock Island
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Lind
Muscatina
Delng
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
American League games in Chicago and Cleveland produced a 1-0 Chicago win and a 6-1 Cleveland victory. National League saw St Louis beat Chicago 4-1 and Cincinnati defeat New York 4-1. Western League results included Des Moines 6 Omaha 2, Lincoln 4 Topeka 1, St Joseph 5 Sioux City 0, and Wichita 2-0 over Denver though a 8-8 score is listed for Wichita.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
C. Asus
Boston
Sore
St. Louis
New York
Eae
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Denver
Ili
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
Sioux City
Topeka
Wichita
Alt
Baseball Schedule Shuffle Hits Tomorrow Card
Boston plays Pittsburgh and Brooklyn faces Cincinnati while New York visits St Louis in a trio of American League fixtures. Chitage at Boston and St Louis at Washington headline a day with Detroit at Philadelphia and Cleveland at New York among the set.
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National League
Boston
Pittsburgeh
Brooklyn
Cincinnate
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Distinction and a Prayer Across the Page
Cora loved all inclusive prayers and once offered a discriminating petition asking the Lord to bless mother and father and all of us and to give everyone what is good for them. The line appears in a Harper’s Magazine item cited by a Courier want ad.
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Cora
Harper's Magazine
Ayyalot UY Wrens
Logan Aye
OO Sen Calis
Detroit Tigers Win Final Game of Series
Chicago, Ill June 2 Detroit defeated Chicago 1 0 in a pitchers battle by Hall and Scott. Ty Cobb sent word his wife arrived and left before the game. High made a one handed catch of Hasterly’s long fly as Detroit toppled the Cubs in a sharp, low scoring affair.
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Chicago
Ill
Detroit
Hall
Scott
Ty Cobb
High
Hasterly
A. E. Bush
Vitt
Crawford
Dubus
Loudon
Moriarty
McKee
A. EL Zeider
Rath
Fournier
Gosling
Mattick
Schaller
Weaver
Schalk
Hail
Russell
Um- Russell
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Connolly
Hildebrand
St. Lonia
St. Louis
Chisago
Harmon
Hine Peitz
Zimmerman
Pettz
Cheney
Pierce
Chicagos
Chaney
Archer
Geyer
Peltz
New York
Cincinnati
Tune
Marquard
Burns
Shafer
Groh
Fletcher
Doyle
Meyers
Snodgrass
Devore
Bates
Packard and Clark
Waterloo Giants Triumph Over New Hartford in Afternoon Win
The Waterloo Giants defeated New Hartford at New Hartford yesterday afternoon. Morris pitched for Waterloo, allowing four hits, while Emery of New Hartford was touched up for nine.
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Waterloo Giants
New Hartford
Morris
Waterloo
Emery
Farm Commission Takes New Step in Agricultural Credit Study
The farm commission on agricultural cooperation splits into five subgroups and departs Rome to study rural credit, co operative production, and marketing. One group to Egypt to inspect Egyptian cotton financing and marketing, another to southern Italy and Sicily for fruit growing and sales, and three to northern Italy around Florence to examine rural credit banks land credit mortgage institutions and dairies. The move marks the real start of its field investigations after earlier consultations in Rome.
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Fean Commission On Agricultural Cooperation
Shelby Williams
Clarence Ousley
Ft. Worth
Tex
Egypt
Aouth
Italy
Sicily
Florence
Rome
Eternal City
Rom
Annual Drainage Report Issued by Iowa State Association
The 1913 annual meeting report of the Iowa State Drainage association, issued by Secretary Aames Jr., is a 100 page illustrated pamphlet priced at twenty five cents. It includes papers on land drainage cooperation, ditching machines, outlet protection, roads and drainage, tile curves, and specifications for drain tile and sewer pipe by Dean A. Marston.
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Iowa State Drainage Association
W. H. Stevenson, Aames, Jr
Dean A. Marston
Engineering Division
Iowa State College
Producers Elevators Co. of Laporte City Incorporation
Articles filed for Producers Elevators Co. of Laporte City to buy and sell farm products. Capital stock $20,000 in 400 shares of $50. Purpose and details follow in filing.
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Producers Elevators Co
Laporte City
Incorporators Form New Company With 4000 Subscriptions
The firm may commence business once four thousand dollars has been subscribed and paid. The charter states the life of the corporation begins June 1 and lasts twenty years unless terminated earlier. First directors listed: John Krebs, John F. Kruse, M. C. Garman, Kid Herring, L. Brallier, D. A. Clark, N. P. Bedard.
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Incorporated
John Krebs
John F. Kruse
M. C. Garman
Kid Herring
8. L. Brallier
D. A. Clark
N. P. Bedard
Live Not for Self in All Your Deeds
Quoted warning urges men to live not for themselves but for what is right. Emphasizes bravery justice purity and truth in word and deed, insisting life gains meaning only through selfless conduct as attributed to Froude.
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Froude
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C. Sheldon
White
Davey White
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Siglin
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NEW York Star
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