Bunnies Triumph In Wild Pitch Driven Win Over Jays
Cedar Rapids witnesses a lively game as Belden Hill's Bunnies topple the Waterloo Jays 1 to 2 behind Lyle Hofer on the mound. Key moments include Ned Smith and Lindberg's first inning rally and Hill's decisive two-base hit, with late protests prompting police and an umpire crackdown.
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Cedar Rapids
Ball Park
Belden Hill
Fang
Subiead
Old Sol
Raye
Bunnies
Jay Andrews
Blue Jays
Waterloo
Nebraska
Jim" Woalworth
N. J
Jim
Genius
Doc” Andrews
Mofer
Lyle Hofer
Letty Glenner
Jays
Doc Andrews
Blodgett
Innies
Buriies
Blexner
Ned Smith
Ned
Lindberg
Texas
Lindy
McAuler
Evan
Lund
Walworth
Blenner
Dutch Ambscanss
Evans
Fulton
Bunny
West
Walworth Oroeng
Sigin
McAuley
Hill
Sheldon
Spencer
Wintz
Hofer
Siglin
al Renter
Agkland
White
Bill Whitfed
Evang
Whee
Ghigiin
Hollenbeck
Askland
Peer
Andrew T
Uprising Startlog and Baseball Score Report
Fragmented report records an uprising startlog and baseball box score between Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. Notable events include two base hits by Hilt and Sigia, Lund sacrifice, Lindberg double play, and base on balls with 2 wild pitches. Final notes show 2,663 attendance and varied pitching details.
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Hohenbeck
Blenner
Cedar Rapids
Hilt
Sigia
Lund
Lind
Berg
Spencer
Fulton
Waterloo
Hofer
Benaer
Jae
Ningr
Wenner Smith
Wim" Aire
Genius
Burlington 3- straight from St Louis as Ansong downs Houghs Pilots
Burlington wins third straight from St Louis by beating Ottumwa and Keokuk clubs. Mitchells delvery eased past rivals while Peterson and Taylor shine on pitching and hitting. Chicago and St Louis split with Washington in ten innings. Boston edges Cleveland as Foster and Lefty James dominate. Detroit defeats Philadelphia as Kerr stops Rush in early innings.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Burlington Pathfinders Seem Safe Bet For Central Pennant
The Burlington Pathfinders lead the Central league as the pennant race tightens among Clinton Keokuk Mustatine and six others. Clinton sits second with a slim margin, while Marshalltown Waterloo and Ottumwa chase for minor positions. The league shows high class play despite low salaries and strict player limits as teams scramble for standings.
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Burlington
Penoaut
Burlington Pathfaders
Pathfinders
Havilen
Manusch
Mew
Cinton
Clinton
Tuck
Kechuk
Mustatine
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Ottumwe
Central Association
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Muscatine
Federal League routs as St. Louis beats Kangan City 16 to 6
In Kansas City yesterday St. Louis exploded for 16 runs on 17 hits to overwhelm Kangan City 16 to 6. The game featured a late surge after a scoreless start and included strong hitting by Cranfall Simon Packard Herris Enzenroth for St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Kangan City
Kansas City
Cranfall
Simon, Packard, Herris
Enzenroth
Illini Win Mert Conference Meet At Stagg Field
Illinois athletes surged to victory in the fourteenth annual conference meet at Stagg Field, finishing first among 24 schools with 46 12 points. Stanford placed second with 23 1 8, Chicago third with 20 1 8, Wisconsin close behind at 8 1 4, and Denver next with 0.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
Stagg Field
Leland Stanford University
Wisconsin
Denver University
Abstractors Meet in Waterloo in 1915
Lore Alford and Horace Van Metre returned Saturday evening from Mason City where they attended the convention of the Town Abstractors association. All old officers were re elected, including George F. E. Whitcomb of Northwood as president Ti. G. Popham of Maitengo as Vice president T. L. Browh of Clarinda as secretary and Jennie M. Oliver of Spencer as treasurer Mason City entertained the visitors in rural fashion, taking them to Clear Lake for social affairs.
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Lore Alford
Horace van Metre
Mason City
Town Abstractors Association
Waterloo
H.lal Carroll
Des Moines
George FE. Whitcomb
Northwood
Ti. G. Popham
Ma- Tengo
T. L. Browh
Clarinda
Jennie M. Oliver
Spencer
Clear Lake
Fitzgerald Brothers Shamrocks Win Twice at Cedar River Park
Fitzgerald Brothers Shamrocks defeated Company B 14 to 8 and then beat the Cubs in a double header Sunday at Cedar River Park. The Shamrocks’ pitching was hit hard in game one while the offense struck early in game two, led by Mahoney, McGraw, Sopar, Rowell and Frost.
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Fitzgerald Brothers
Shamrocks
Company B
Cubs
Cedar River Park
Mahoney, McGraw and Sopar
Rowell
Shamrockia Cop
Schram Ang Mack
Saturday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
A chaotic Saturday results roundup lists many games across Central Association, National League, American League, Federal League, and Western League. Highlights include Brooklyn edge Chicago 7 6 and Boston 4 6, plus Chicago 1 New York 1 in a rain shortened start and pitched doubleheader notes. Iowa patents section concludes the page with several new inventions.
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Central Association
L. Fet
Harlington
Sone
Clinton
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Owe
Waterigo
Peice Wee dl
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Ae Ae
American Fergne
L Pet
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Lowa
Boston
Chicago
Wren
New York
Cleveland
Pet
Cincinnati
Pittsburgo
Dbrooklyn S
St. Louis
Baltimore
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Indianapolia
Kansas City
Topeka
St. Louia
Waverly Social Notes Mention Guests and Races
Waverly events include Mrs Downlog hosting five hundred, Gladys Leeper with d. Herr ing visits, and Hilda Hayes with Zels Hodges visiting Charles City. Funeral services for Mrs Geo Beebe were held at her home with W R C assistance. Germania Maennerchor to give a concert at the Kohols opera house. Local clubs, young people, and teachers are active with summer plans and a big Waverly races opening tomorrow offering over 4,000 in purses.
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Stubbs
M. EH. Church of Eating
Orvices
Harlington
Germania Maennerchor
Ktehols Opera House
Katherine Farwell
Mra. L. L. Ifiler
C. C. Curtis
Des Moines
Visting
H. Curtis
Paul Hillegardt
Germany
Stusffer & Hartman’s
Hillegardt
David Roach
Noa Mae Patterson
Amuree
Cal
Mies Maskell
Kolar
India
M. B
Misa Magke
Cedar Walls
Mary Poland
Lee Dunlap
Griffih
Marion Grawe
Atlantic Schools
Plenis
Stockwell
Stella Burrington
Faiibault
Minn
Chas
Mateen
Lebanon
N. H
Dr. Groening
Lee
Mise Hilda Hayes
Masonic Temple
Hilda
Dora Luhting
Ed. Papé
Mallona
Misa Helenie
Nashua
A. J. Hullman
Sioux City
Anna McGovern
State Teachers’ College
Kate Sullivan
T. D. Gibson
Findley
Williamsburg to Cedar Falls: Walters Leaves Today
Miss Walker Oma ha and Miss Walters depart for Cedar Falls while Erwin Cool returns from Ames after civil engineering studies. He will help his brother Claude with county engineering work this summer. Go to the Tom Thumb wedding program at the M E church.
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Williamsburg
Let M. E
Let M. EK
West Union Teachers Meeting and Local News
West Union Iowa hosts a two day meeting for teachers patrons and school officers at the Baptist church June 12 and 13 led by county superintendent Mrs Belle Thorpecker with speakers FF D Joseph J A Woodruff and Dr E A Bennett. The rural school class of 76 will receive diplomas Saturday at 9 am. Wilbur L Clapp will speak Thursday at the Baptist church. Local incidents include Luther Stepp’s eye injury from an air rifle, and the deaths and burials of Mrs James Barnett and Aileen Loftus. Dr F B Whitmore and family plan a Tientsin vacation returning home for a visit.
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West Union
R. H. Belknap
Iowa City
Wilbur JL. Clapp
Layman’s Missionary Movement
United States
Canada
Luther
James Stepp
J. F. Stearns
Lima
Stearns
Ita
Cedar Rapids
James Barnett
F. B. Whitmore
Tientsin
China
F. Y. Whitmore
Anna Woodard
Prophet Busby Predicts Warmer June Weather
To the editor, June will be warm. Venus shines in the western sky while Mara moves eastward. On June 21 at 1 55 p m eastern standard time the sun will reach its highest point in the heavens. The writer speaks from a bed of pain and closes with an unclear remark.
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Venus
Mara
John C. Busby
Independence, In
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