Water loo Wins Clinton Series Final Over Pilots in Outclassing Fashion
Waterloo displayed championship form in the final Clinton series game, outplaying Manusch's Pilots 3 0 and securing two wins in the three game set. Eddie Brennan and Red Torkelson starred with three hits apiece as the Swatters executed three double plays and limited errors. Tex Sheldon led the offense with a two base hit opening the attack and Brennan added key hits including a fourth inning double and a sixth inning scoring drive.
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Pilots
Winniough
Jays
Manusch
Andrews
Fairchilds
Welch
Sheldon
Eddie Brennan
Red Torkelson
Tex Sheldon
Ser
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Brennan
Torkelson
Red” Torkelson
Bunny
Turkey
Sheldon Seal
Gross
Alperman
Kensel
Ashland
Masters
Menne
Taylor
Honus Wagner Injured. Expected Return Soon
Baseball fans nationwide monitor Honus Wagner as he strained his leg sliding into home and retired from a game. Physicians say he is not a has been and expect a return to play in a short time.
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Honus
Wagner
Torkey's Bad Rowe In Seventh Leads to Narrow Rally
League results show Torkelson's pitching key as Torkelson allows two runs in the seventh while Nolt and Evans drive early scores. Kensel, Menne, and Darrow contribute hits and a wild pitch creates the decisive moments. Other leagues report Cleveland Paul, Minneapolis, and Milwaukee results with varied innings and standings.
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Nolt
Evans
Elison
Torker
Barrow
Gross
Ellison
Kensel
Fairchilds
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Taylor
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Brookien
Milligan
Batimore
Buffalo
Enison
American Association
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Bienille
Waterloo
Sheldon
O'Stranl
Welch
Giagrumins
Alpermap
OiCleveland
Gon Askland
Minneapolis
Brennan
Lobes
Masters
P . Totais
Clintom
Brenan
Alperman
College Ball in Lansing and Waterloo Circulation Note
College ball coverage from Lansing Michigan features Notre Dame and Michigan Aggies. The Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter notes reach about 6,500 homes, distributing one copy per household each evening in Waterloo.
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Lansing, Mich
Notre Dame
Michigan Aggies
Waterloo
J R Joho R Jato High Gun At Maquoketa Trapshoot
Maquoketa on June 4 hosted a two day trapshoot where 45 shooters fired 300 targets. Davenport’s Joho R. Jato led with top score, followed by John F. Hower of Dewitt and L. M. Stephenson, while Spirit Lake’s Ly 3 of Spirit Lake had a notable performance and other competitors included Graham of Ingleside AL and Dan Flannigan of Minneapolis.
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Maquoketa
Joho R. Jato
Davenport
John F. Hower
Dewitt
L. M Stephenson
Ly 3
Spirit
Lake
Boston Giants Drub Giants 14 to 3 as Boston Pitches Shine
Boston pitchers dominated the New York Giants in a 14 to 3 victory. Marquard labored in key moments while Umpire Quigney ejected Maranglle for protesting a call. In Philadelphia, Mayer earned a win as the Phillies beat Brooklyn 2 to 1 on O'Mara and Miller’s run support. Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 8 to 3 behind Niehaus and Ferdue holding the Cardinals to eleven hits.
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Snyder
Pittsburgh Beats Kansas City 2 1 To Maintain First Place
In Kansas City Missouri on June 4 Pittsburgh defeated Kansas City 2 to 1 to stay atop the standings. Gilmore caught Holly’s liner with bases loaded and two outs in the sixth to seal the win as Knetzer, Berry, Packard, Mann and Brown worked the mound.
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New Speed Record by Ralph De Palma at Indy 500
Ralph De Palma driving a Mercedes car won the fifth annual 500 mile Indianapolis sweepstakes on the speedway in five hours 238 minutes and a few seconds. The victor recorded an average speed of 149.44 miles per hour, and broke the previous record.
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Ralph de Palma
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Prospect Golf Clubhouse Nears Occupancy This Week
The Prospect Golf club reports its clubhouse on Kingbard boulevard facing Byrnes park will be ready for occupancy by July 1. Alfred Longley spearheaded funds and construction as crews begin work on the bungalow, with an all day Fourth of July tournament likely. Club officials urge members to pay remaining subscriptions to meet workmen’s demands.
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Alfred W. Mullan
Alfred Longley
Kingbard Boulevard
Byrnes Park
Bouge
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Jays Leave on Six Days Trip for Marshalltown Series
The Waterloo Jays baseball team left this morning for Marshalltown to play three games, opening the series Monday at Mason City. Manager Andrews travels with 12 players plus outfielder Smith expected to report today and join in Marshalltown. Howard Tuttle will likely oppose the Ansons in the first game as a pitcher is released.
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Marshalltown
Mason City
Andrews
Smith
Smith Reporte
Howard Tuttle
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Marshaltown
West Liberty harness tracks set records at Dar Valley meet
At West Liberty Iowa on June 4 Billie Mead driven by W H Emmerson of Mason City broke the 2 14 trot track record with 2 13 4 seconds. The meet featured fast times in 2:15 and 2:17 1 4 pace events and highlighted the Spartan Queen in a 2:13 1 4 best trotting effort alongside other local horses and drivers.
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Billie Mead
W. H. Emmerson
Mason City
Elhell Madden
Rene Ge Kemog
Lee Dale
Gypsy Margrave
Miss Bell Patchen
Hal Jo
Or Hess
Aubrer
Wayo
Sumner Defeats Strawberry Point 24–1 In Local Baseball
Sumner, June 4. In a one sided game at the local diamond Sumner defeated the Strawberry Point club 24 to 1. Sutcliffe pitched four innings for Strawberry Point, retiring after eight runs. Hill allowed three hits for Sumner. Sumner meets the Ackley White Sox on the local diamond today. Batteries Sumner Till and Wood Strawberry Point Sutcliffe Lucas and Joquel.
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Sutcliffe
Bloomington
Hill
Ackley White Sox
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Wood
Lucas
Joquel
Mooreville and Area News Roundup
Mooreville notes include W. 4. Smith shipping a carload of cattle to Chicago last week. Mrs Katheryn Kenaston of Haile Plaine visiting at the A D Law ver home. Miss Marguerite Driscoll of Watering is visiting sister Mrs Frank Frost. John Ash of Dysart set a race record in 1614 by Rene Thomas, finishing in 6 hours 3 minutes 45.9 seconds.
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Mooreville
Rene Thomas
Community Notes From Bruce Township and Nearby
Corm in the neighborhood this week with C. J. Heyward and C. B. Heyward in Iowa City after Elsie Lee underwent an appendectomy and is recovering well. Jessa Bond family visited relatives in La Parte City. Bruce No. 4 school closes Friday. Alfred Peterson of Dysart paints W. H. Smith farm buildings. Country Ladies Booster club met at Mrs. Radabaugh’s home. attendance light. Elmer Heaton, formerly Etta Hotchkiss, visited old friends. A. J. Meeker and Floyd visited from Geneseo. Country Ladies Rooster club plans a box social June 10 at Mooreville church with a play A Girl In a Thousand and a ladies’ quartet. Laura Thiesen, home from college in Ames for summer.
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C. B. Hayward
Iowa City
Elsie Lee
Jessa Bond
la Parte City
Bruce No. 4
Alfred Peterson
Dysart
W. H. Smith
Country Ladies' Booster Club
J. Radabaugh
Radabaugh
Elmer Heaton
Etta
Hotchkiss
Genesad
A. J. Meeker
Floyd
Geneseo
Country Ladies’ Rooster Club
Mooreville
Laura Thiesen
Ames
Van Pelt to Attend Shelbyville Jersey Cattle Sale
Hugh G. Van Pelt, Kimball’s Dairy Farmer managing editor, sails for Chicago tonight and will meet Mrs. Van Pelt before heading to Shelbyville Kentucky for the Monday sale of Jers ey cattle on W. R. Spann’s farm. Spann’s show herd, recently released from quarantine in Chicago, will be offered as stockmen monitor bids amid veterinary doubts about their value.
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Kimball
Dairy Farmer
Chicago
van Pelt
Shelbyville
W. RR
Spann
Health Appliance Co announces circulars in New York
Health Appliance Co located at 45 West dith Street in New York City issues notices for upcoming circulars and future dates. The release lists the firm under its New York operations and outlines intended product promotions.
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Health Appliance Co
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New York City
Keokuk Indians Rally Past Claybakers 4 1 In Ninth
In Mason City on June 4 the Keokuk Indians staged a strong ninth inning rally and added a tenth to defeat the Claybakers 4 to 1. McCulloch hit a three bagger in the ninth, Asher doubled as a pinch hitter scoring McCulloch, and Comstock scored in the tenth.
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Keokuk Indians
Claybakers
McCulloch
Asher
Comstock
Giffin
Keokuk
Watkins
Penner
Eggleston
Kocher
Harrison
War casualties by nation through April 12 1916 totals listed
The letter to the editor presents war casualty figures by country through April 12 1916. It shows dead wounded and prisoners for Germany Austria France Russia England Belgium and other regions with totals and notes that Turkey and the Dardanelles are not included.
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Austria
France
Russia
England
Belgium
Berbia
Turkey
Dardanelles
Trust Company Enjoys Good Year At Waterloo
At the annual meeting of the Waterloo Loan & Trust Co officers reported a good year's business and declared the usual dividend. Stockholders from a distance attended as all officers were reelected including President Ben J. Howrey and Vice Presidents F J Kighmey J W Arbuckle. Trustees and directors named in the slate indicate continued confidence in management.
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Waterloo Loan & Trust Co
Ben J. Howrey
F. J. Kighmey
J. W. Arbuckle
R. A. Dunkelberg
E. H. Wyant
James Black
J. W. Rath
George B. McWilliams
J. Eighmey
Charley Wasson
J. W. Arouckle
A. M. Place
Lore Alford
A. J. Edwards
Grout
J. W. Krapfal
Public Market Prices Amid Fresh Produce Offers
The Public Mark t lists live chickens at 10 cents per pound and hew potatoes at four cents per pound. Old potatoes are 70 cents per bushel, strawberries 15 cents a quart, cucumbers three for a dime, dry onions four cents per pound, lettuce three large bunches for a dime. Homegrown strawberries expected to arrive in large quantities.
Pals Beach and White Oxfords Ad Promotes Men’s Footwear
An advertisement by Wang 1 Miler Shop Co. markets men’s Pals Beach and White Oxfords. The text urges readers to check the Want Ads to stay informed like the Events Courier and Reporter.
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Pals Beach
White Oxfords
Wang 1 Miler Shop Co
Events Courier
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