Champs Meet Angong Here Thursday In Central Association
Waterloo magazine reports the Central Association standings and upcoming schedule. The Champs will return home from Mason City Wednesday evening to open a three game series with Marshalltown on Thursday. Marshalltown is in strong form, and fans are urged to attend to boost gate receipts as attendance lags.
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Andrews
Mason City
Marshalltown
Ansons
Maron City
Jays
Waterloo
Phiteeb
Davenport
Rasa Peoria
Waterloos
League game results and standings of clubs
Report of American Association games with results from Hallsville Minneapolis Indianapolis and other clubs. Scores include Columbus 81 Pawl cain and Topeka 1 with Sioux City 2 and St Joseph 2. Davenport 7, Dubuque 4, Davenport 7 and Linn 3. Weather rain affected several matches.
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Amerigan Association
Hallsville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kiiikas Wily
Gleveland-Milwaukee
Rain
Columbus
Pawl
Cain
Western Lourie
Wichita
Onaha
Lincoln
Ves Moings
Toneka
Sioux Clis
Yeaver
St. Joseph
Beturie
Theatiar Dubuque
Davenport
Luiney
Revised Jobbers League Schedule Matches Delayed Games
The Jobbers League directors met last evening to revise the season schedule. If weather holds, the second game will be played this afternoon between Courier-Postoffice and Citizens Gazette. Only one game has been played so far, ending in a tie. Postponed games include June 11 Jawa Dairy versus WB, N and June 19 Citizens Postoffice versus Globe, June 28 Courier-Postoffice versus Wo. FL & XN.
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Jobers
Courier-Pastofice
Citizens Gaz Co
Courier-Postoffice
Jawa Dairy
Lowyg Dairy
Walked 40 miles to see baseball game
Frank Van Driest walked twenty miles each way to view the Dodgers vs Webster City game near Humboldt and returned before dawn. The piece notes many readers travel to health resorts for relief from rheumatic pains and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy. the Evening Courier claims broad Waterloo readership.
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Dodge
Frank van Driest
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Dodgers
Webster City
Brooklyn and Baltimore split doubleheader. Seaton stars
In the first game Brooklyn top Baltimore 4 to 1 as Seaton delivered a ninth inning single after late baserunners. In the second, Baltimore won 4 to 2 with a late double by Evans aiding Brooklyn’s defeat. Separately Kansas City beat St Louis 4 to 2 in a pitchers duel, Packard besting Davenport. Joe Jackson’s elbow injury ends him for about ten days with ligament damage but no fracture.
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Brooklyne
Baltimore
Brooklyn
X.Y. Dune
Rooklyn
Seaton
Hig
Rawle
Smith
Bailey
Jackliisch
Owens
Pratt
Kasisas City
J. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas
Packard
Bettie
Davenport
St. Laws
Sneals
Shaw
Goodwin
St. Louis
Hartley
Jackson
Cudine
Foh
Cleveland
Amer Eans
Vest
Joe Jackson
Sumner Club Drops Opener in Muddy Owatonna Match
In Owatonna Minnesota the Sumner club lost the first game of a three game set on a muddy diamond. Crowd turnout was fair as Sumner plans to tag Albert Lea and Austin before returning home. The Minnels Central freight house team beat Smith Lichty Hillman Sunday 10 to. Raker struck out twelve. Berry Tradford formed the defeated battery. TC will play Cutler Hardware Co next.
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Owatonna
G. Sumner
Sumner
Sumner Club
Minn
Albert Lea
Austin
Minnels Central Freight House
Smith, Lichty & Hillman
Stackaig
Wwe
Berry
Tradford
Cutler Hardware Co
Waterloo Falls To Claydingers In Opening Contest
Waterloo drops opening game to Claydingers 7 to 6 in a rough contest as outlines of pitching wobble and fielding misplays let Mason City rally. Vinson leads Waterloo with timely hits and Baypatrick drives in late runs amid miscues by Andrews mound staff.
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Mason City
Leaders Unable to Play Muskies In Burlington Rally
Muskies forfeited after Yom Hayden deserted the Burlington club taking uniforms. Indians beat Canton 3 2 in a ninth inning rally. Keokuk edged Clinton 3 2 thanks to Swick’s ninth inning hit with bases full. Marshalltown pitchers Ulvh and Ludwig held Cedar Rapids to seven runs in a 7 3 loss.
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Indians
Pilots
Keokuk
Clinton
Asher
Eggleston
Jones
Dirrow
Keokuk Man Finds Bundle of Money
Keokuk on June 1 Jack Bailey found a handkerchief in mud at the Keokuk Pure Oil warehouse platform and recovered $200 inside. He plans to keep the money until the owner is located, while police question him. Chief Kenney speculates it may have been dropped by a laborer or intoxicated individual, possibly a Mexican worker known to save hoards in handkerchiefs.
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Keokuk
Jack Bailey
Johnson Street
Ninth Street
Main Street
Eighth
Johnson Streets
Keokuk Pure Ia Company
Bailey
Builey
Kenney
Bond Set at 2000 for Capital Jitneys in Des Moines
Des Moines voters approve an ordinance requiring jitney operators to post a 2000 indemnity bond and to operate on designated routes. The measure passes 3 to 2 with German, Leonard, and Mitchell in support while Mayor Hanna and Councilman Myerly dissent. The ordinance takes effect in ten days if published. Operators may obtain a partial refund of license fees if they notify city officials within fifteen days.
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Des Moines
German
Leonard
Mitchell
Hanna
Myerly
Tosses Back Bombs Thrown by Germans
A British soldier who lay in a crater near the German positions on June 4 hurling back grenades all day while the enemy shelled him. From a front dispatch the observer reports the man survived by remaining in the shell pit near the German lines until nightfall when he crawled back to British soil.
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London
Faber Defeats White Sox. Dropped to Second Place
Boston pitcher Wood outdueled Walter as Faber’s string of victories continued with a 3 to 0 win over the White Sox. Chicago stranded men on base in the third as Wood fanned Brelon. Detroit beat the Yankees 3 to 2 in nine innings on a ninth-inning rally. Browns defeated the Athletics 4 to 1 behind Lapp’s three-hit night. Senators edged Cleveland 6 to 0 as Morton and Gallia shut down the visitors.
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Ruston
Mass
Had Sox
Faber
Chicago
White Sox
Wood
Walter
Weaver
Thomas
Lil
Quinlan
Boston
Brelon
Schalk
Browns
Athletics
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Shawkey
Lapp
James
Severoid
Davis
Senators
Indiana
Washington
Morton
Cleveland
Boelling
China
Gallla
Morton, Jones, Coombe
O'Neill
Boehling
Henry
Pittsburgh Defeats Brooklyn in National League Battle
Pittsburgh by 6 to 1 over Brooklyn at home as Adams struggled on the mound, Coombs issued walks and hit batters, Wagner and Gibson provided the key hits. Brooklyn went scoreless until the seventh, while Pittsburgh tallying in multiple innings secured the victory.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Brooklie
Adams
Coombs
Wagner
Gibson
McCarty
Independence area sees ownership change and events
Freeman Plumbing owner Fred Freeman sells his interest to his son and J B McKain. new owners take possession. Independence Country club opens June 14 with a fine program. Miss Ula Gissell wins top ship scholarship and a bracelet watch from jeweler C G Herrick. Various residents relocate or travel for summer work and visits.
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Independence
J. P. Freeman
Freeman Electrical Supply Co
J. BR. McKain
McMain
Independence Country Club
Closson
Wm. Flick
Musater
Delwelh
Ula Gissell
State University
College At
Ames
T. C
Cedar Falls
Gissell
C. G. Herrick
M. W. Harmon
Jessie
Florida
UH. Bickenbach
M. A. Smith
Mr. Smith
Mary Henderson
Vermilion
5. D
San Diego
Val
Steinmetz & Land
B. Hasver
California
Ida Littlejohn
Mel. L. Webster
Waco
Texas
Local society notes and business updates in the city
Mre W G Brown and Miss Ethel Walker return from expositions while Co D Jones and family plan to reach Rock Island UL tomorrow. The J I Was banquet in Gedney parlors draws about ninety with a fine program and supper followed by toasts. Rev Carlos Jones of New Britain revisits parents. Guy W Campbell reports securing three Saxone six cylinders and a train load to Waterloo next week. Cedar Rapids and Des Moines agencies fail to obtain the ac exits. Foley's Honey and Tar helps sleep by easing bronchial coughs. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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Mre
W. G. Brown
Ethel Walker
Expositions
D. Jones
Rock Island
Alurant
J. I
Carlos Jones
New Britain, Conn
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Suara
Foley
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Pirapacien Wild
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St Louis
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Snyder
Country Club
Mies Ula Gisset
Im High School
House of Class and Comfort Music
Vivian Rich
Tyro
Tevo
Walter Edwards
Keystone
John Emerson
Iowa
Ralph Mason Hix
All Star Famous Players
Mrs. Lake
the Plaza
Guy W. Campbell
Ryn
Waterloo, Iowa
Palm Beach
Electric Park
Starting & F. M
Waterloo Military Band
Guy Campbell & Company
Wirenoo
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