Harper Stifles Abbott's Men In Wild Cedar Rapids Tilt
In a busy sports item Cedar Rapids held Abbott's lineup to six blows as Harper limited the attack. Keokuk and Burlington posted wins in other matchups, with Marshalltown routing Ottumwa 11 to 3. Lorenzen shaded by Marshalltown as they moved to 3-1 on the day.
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Lorenzen
Ted Marshalltown
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Andreen
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Burlington & Cedar Rapide
Waterloo
Muscatine
Mockies Clinch Wild Win Over Waterlog in Slugfest
Three local pitchers struggled as Muscatine toppled by Waterlog in a high scoring clash. Zackert held Jays for seven innings, Tuttle and Keenan faltered as Waterlog pulled away with early runs and late insurance. Masters and Hollenbeck produced key extra base hits amid shaky defense.
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Zip
Zackert
Boyle
Eli
Tuttle
Hollenbeck
Keenan
Marvell
Masters
Ofoyle
Jimmy MeaAuley
Jack Hill
Muscatine
Curtis
Harrell
Runser
Sheldon
Llasbcook
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Wagner
Flulen
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Siglin
Empire
Memning
White Sox Fall Again to Tigers in Detroit Rally
Detroit tops Chicago 6 to 2 after a sixth inning rally of three runs aided by seven stolen bases and sharp fielding. Vitt slips on a drive to Weaver while Schalk and Hall turn key plays as Detroit gains in the standings.
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Mich
Chicago
Tigers
Felding
Schalk
Vitt
Weaver
Russell
Hall
Stan- Bed
St Louis Beats Indianapolis In Federal League Action
St Louis defeated Indianapolis 2 to 2 in errorless ball at St Louis. Gut 100 us Batteries Mullin and Hariden Crandall and Simon. Chicago 6 Kansas City 3. Kansas City Mo June 2. Gut, tied game late, key hits aided by errors. Kenworthy homered and doubled in four at bats. Brooklyn Baltimore outcome 21 to 4 with Peters on base. Pittsburgh 10 Buffalo 3. double header split with Beavy and Moran contributing. Standings reflect early season results and player performances.
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Range
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S “ Apano
Gyi
Moran
Brown
Blair
Alekson
Neca
Tia Henderson
Roberts
Fort Dodge to Havre 50000 Bu Elevator Project
Local firm plans a new 5050 elevator in Fort Dodge by a Sioux City company. Built at Twentieth Street and Central Avenue, capacity 59600 bushels. Ninety eight shares, capital 100 dollars. Officers listed, including J P Radman and Tony Carroll. Incident at Winds Central railroad shops reports a worker injuring his hand.
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Elevator
Fort Dodee
Younslave Construction Company
Sioux City
Twentieth Street
Central Avenue
Eleyvator
J. P. Radman
Tony Carroll
Fara Havilland
Uftasurery
Lo Rend
Soctertar
Wille
Winds Central Railroad
Fred
Physicii
Halstead
Cedar Valley Beats Leaders 6 1 In Club Action
Cedar Valley pitcher Clause shut down Citizens Gas allowing 3 hits while 10 strikeouts. Mitchell struggled with 5 runs batted in on two hits and two walks in the fourth inning as Cedar Valley halted a streak by the league leaders 6 to 1. Umpire Dunlevy. Other scores list baseball results from Central Association and major leagues.
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Citizens Gas
Clause
Bank Company
Mitchell
Balla
AB. R
Morris
Haish
Welch
Cou
Gorman
Johnson
Tippy
Rogers
C. Morris
P.O. A. Bi Uri
Dbo
van Vieck
Cruise
Koencke
Tetlke
Jensen
Barnard
Clauge
Ball
Balbh
Dunlevy
Primary fad no great surprises in Des Moines primary
Des Moines June 3 Cummins and Connolly led to expectant majorities with Clarke and Hamilton close behind. The campaign will feature a broad discussion of federal policies on banking currency trusts tariff and the Mexican situation. Governorship focus shifts back to Clarke while Hamilton pursues a wide speaking campaign. A three cornered fight for speaker in the next house looms with Brady Huff and Halgrims in contention if Republicans control.
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Connolly
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Wag
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Washington
Jslue
Gov. Clarke
Brady
Dallas
Huff
Hardin
Halgrims
Humboldt
Diplomas To Be Presented At Waterloo College Banquet
The Waterloo College of Commerce class of 1914 held a banquet at the Ellis hotel with about 125 guests. President R E Eklund and faculty welcomed attendees as 8:30 dinner began followed by music, toasts, and speeches including a blackface reading by Fred Letsch.
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Ellis Hotel
Waterloo College of Commerce
R. E. Eklund
Fred Letsch
John Christiansen
Robert Noble
Edwin Wolfe
William Moon
Annette Borchert
Esther Holden
R. E. Ek
Former Waterloo Teacher Heads for European Tour
Miss Nellie Tompkins, once a west side kindergarten instructor, spent Saturday passing through, bound for Chicago. She plans a summer European tour with friends, stopping in Washington and New York before sailing aboard the Imperator, with a return on the Vaterland September 9.
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Nellie Tompkins
West Side
Montana
Chicago
Diplomas to be Presented at Grace Church Commencement
President Exlund acted as toastmaster to close the program with remarks. Tonight 110 J clans will receive diplomas at 8 o'clock in Grace Methodist Episcopal church. Judge Bane of Oelwein will give the address, and President Eklund will present the diplomas.
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Exlund
Jclans
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Bane of
Oelwein
Eklund
Central Labor Body Prepares for State Convention Meeting
The Central labor body meets this evening for its regular session, the final gathering before the Davenport state convention next week.
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Central Labor Body
Davenport
Orioles Secure Prize In Intercollegiate Debate
The Oriole and Philo Literary Societies of the State Teachers' College at Cedar Falls settled their dispute over which society placed more men in intercollegiate debates. The Oriole was declared the winner. Dr. F C Sage presented a handsome picture of a Roman forum to the successful society.
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Philo
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
F.C. Sage
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