Egan's Athletes Defeat Blodgett in Ottumwa Game
Ottumwa, Iowa June 4 Special. Long Tom Blodgett faced a strong Ottumwa lineup as Waterloo could not hit Gregory at opportune times. Ottumwa won the second game of the series 6 to 1 behind Gregory's pitching and key hits by Kensel Burns Wise Senna and Link. The win featured Gregory's defensive stops and a late Waterloo homer by A Sheldon, with Kensel and Wise flashing strong fielding throughout.
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Long Tom Blodgett
Waterloo
A. Sheldon
Frank Gregory
Kensel
Burns
Wise
Senna
Link
Gregory
Greg
Sheldon
Macauley
Keystone
Jay
Wall
White
Big Tom
Corkhill
Wintz
Nolt
Wiggler
Ashland
Siglin
Blodgett
C. Sheldon
Burna
Homer
Askland
Sheldon Kin
Wilkus
Aes Wileus
Clear Lake Iowa Promotes Summer Week Attraction
10 degrees cooler at Clear Lake than anywhere in Iowa invites visitors for a week of rest and recreation. Boating bathing fishing and camping facilities available with Sunday stay and return to work on Monday. Free illustrated folder offered by H N Halvorson secretary Home Assembly Week August 2 to 10.
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Clear Lake
Iowa
H. N. Halvorson
Restful Days at Oaks Hotel Clear Lake Iowa
Oaks Hotel at Clear Lake presents a safe family summer retreat under Fred C. Williams of Kansas City. Enjoy shoot the chutes, bathing beach, boating piers, shady oaks, and weekend getaways with details on rates and train connections available.
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the Oaks Hotel
Fred ©. Williams
Kansas City
Clear Lake
The
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Oaks Hotel
Fred C. Williams
Iowa
Ned Egan Sells Two Star Players
Ottumwa June 4 Pitcher Grimes winner of eleven straight victories not scored on in thirty innings and first baseman Burns sold by Manager E F Egan to Detroit for a large sum subject to delivery Grimes pitched eighteen of nineteen victories for Austin Minn last year and this is his first year in organized baseball Burns also a first year man hitting near .500 for the past month He was recently purchased by Egan from Burlington for 900 Scouts from St Louis American Chicago American Pittsburg and Chicago National have followed them for two weeks.
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Grimes
Burns
E. F. Egan
Detroit
Austin
Minn
Egan
Burlington
St. Louis
Commencement Week Voices Guide Students at Ames College
Ames Iowa June 4 Specially Dr Chas B Henderson chaplain University of Chicago urged 298 Iowa State College graduates to serve in leadership and honest living after training in agriculture engineering and related fields. He stressed applying scientific education with common sense. Exercises progress through alumni meetings class play today alumni day and Thursday 10 am commencement address by Governor Adolph O Eberhart Minnesota.
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Ames
Chas. B. Henderson
University of Chicago
Iowa State College
Iowa
Henderson
Dr. Henderson
Adolph O. Eberhart
Minnesota
Columbia University Makes Swimming a Graduation Rule
New York June 4 Columbia University requires students to swim the length of the gym pool to earn a diploma unless physical disability is certified. Felix Metzger Rosenstock, already passing all other exams, cannot meet the rule and cites a skin disease as excuse. officials decline leniency.
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New York
O Columbi University
Felix Metzger Rosenstock
Columbia
Rosenstock
Useful Library Training Course Starts June Sixteen
In Towa City after the summer library school announcement at the University of Towa enous, six weeks of instruction begin June 16. Applications poured in for the class, with demand high for the new training program.
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Towa City
University of Towa Enous i
Old Montgomery resident fatally injured by roller accident
Red Oak June 4 W R Gordon one of Montgomery county's oldest residents was fatally injured on his farm near Red Oak. While riding a roller the horse ran away and a cement block weighted on the roller struck him on the head. An operation at Red Oak hospital failed and he died at 4 oclock the next morning. He left a widow and three sons.
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Red Oak
W. R. Gordon
Montgomery County
Miss Nobody from Starland Ends Run at Majestic
The Majestic theatre closes its run of Miss Nobody from Starland after two final performances. The mid week attendance was among the season’s largest and the show delivered sustained audience applause. No matinee Thursday as A Knight for a Day arrives later with lengthy scenic effects.
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Starland
Majestic Theatre
Young Bicycle Thieves Rampage Reported In City
Ten bicycles were reported stolen over the past two days with youths responsible. Police advise locking bicycles when left on streets and urge owners to use secure locks. Several boys have been taken into custody in recent months for stealing bicycles and two cases show boys profiting from the business.
Four New Cases of Small Pox Reported in City
Four new cases of small pox and one of scarlet fever increase the contagious list at city hall bringing totals to twenty four small pox and ten scarlet fever under quarantine in this city. Names listed include Simon McFarren Miller Lehland 212 Street Varn Bell 22 Smith Merrill Nuzey 128 Dawson and Delay Sitti Jefferson Street.
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City Hall
Simon McFarren
Miller
Mr Lehland
Rug cleaning and repairs advertised in Grain City
An advertisement from Nicholson Proprietor offers to make you a nice rug from any kind of Ingrain carpet Brussels rugs chenille curtains or rugs. Call at 604 Rhey St or phone 1869-Black for services.
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Rhey
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