Claydiggers Rally to Take Eleven-Inning Win Over Mason City
In a wild game at Mason City, the Claydiggers defeat Mason City 11 innings to 6. Three pitchers split duties for Waterloo as Bay’s club overcame two late errors and a dramatic comeback by Mason City to win in the final frame. Led by Brausen, Brennan, and Burgelin, Waterloo tallied four runs in the eleventh to secure the victory despite a tense back and forth with the home team.
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Waterloo
Mason City
Jays
Bay
Chief Miller
Tex Sheldon
Stranager
Flex
Glaser
Thing
Garrett
Masters
Welch
Askland
Sheldon
Hardy
Wintz
Brausen
Brennan
Peg
Bay Walker
Lowther
Vineson
Burgelin
Fairchilds
Lawther
Winta
Bravnsen
Vinson
Sree
Oime
Alperman
Wntu Burgelin
Lotin
Torkelaon
Reed
Monod
Harrison
Bars Brausen
Ray
Foreins
Eners
Sohn
Wints
Alhermen
Brenvan
I Bay
Reec
Hay
Iason
Hin
Igs Lowther
Bae
Cenit Vinson
An Brausen
Vineon
Senn If
Hardt
Harrisom
RD Miller
Ha Glaser
Waterloo—Masters
Bhaoe Ashland
Iy Winters
Torkelson
Pelo
Mason Cirlaoeng i
Waterloo Sru Heess
Wansans City
Baltimore
Kansas City
Lataneres
Mant
Rangas City
Balimore
Yous
Main
Johnson
Ease Ivy Siges
Smith
Jacklteen
Mason City Races in Straight Heats
Mason City yesterday hosted track events with fast conditions and multiple horses achieving straight heat wins. The program listed thirteen starters across various heats with notable performances and upcoming contests noted for Waterloo, Burlington, Marshalltown, Clinton, and Mason City venues.
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Mason City
Masonity
Cedar
Waterloo
Reokie Cedar Hayide
Burlington
Murcating
Marshalltown
Clinton
Simmons Hit Won for Clinton in Wild Cedar Rapids Game
Cedar Rapids defeated Muscatine 9 to 5 as starters Keokuk Minnesota and Casper combined. Juge Lilug Ber pitched his first Cedar Rapids game and worked two scoreless innings. Rain interrupted the Muscatine Burlington finale with scattered hits and wild pitches.
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Tinnies Ansans
Cedar Rapids
Juge Lilug Berper
Ty le
Cedar Hap
Martown
Berger and
Ludwig
Tony Yammerschmidt
Iowa Cary Triumph Over Leaders in Seven Innings
In a tight seven inning contest, Iowa Cary defeated the Leaders as Roos struck out seventeen. Weabbty provided strong support at the plate and on the mound, securing the decisive win for Iowa Cary.
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Roos Strick
League Game Results and Club Standings Report
Summary of a league game where the Iowa Dairy defeated Courier-Postoffice 6 to 4 in seven innings, shifting the race standings. Rees fanned six in early innings, Champe allowed three scattered hits while strong defense from Pat Robinson preserved victory for Iowa Dairy. Multiple players tallied hits including Robinson with a triple and double, while Metcalf faced trouble in the sixth.
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PLC
Courier-Dostofice
OAL Hokeioeh
Iowa Dairy
Lt Wis
Havengon
Teen
Lewis
Lonogie
Rees
Iowa Dally
Thast
Champe
Harrison
Manahl
Mees
Evers
Frank Champe
Pat Robinson
Iowa Dutry
Metcalf
Robinson
Paine
Dalry
H. P.O i Manahl
Champa
W. Manahlss
A. Kress
Aon
C. Manahl
Jackson
Martin
Lift
GO AB
H. P.O
Alr. Hartman
Corson
McNally
Tio Rees
Link
L. Link
Hussler
W. Manuel
Kre'! Martin
Wil
Tétauffacherd
Umipirr
Hunlevy
What Cheer Gunner Led Opening Day
Mazen City, Ia., June 18. William Ridley of Whatcheer led the opening day of the Iowa state match with a score of 149 and won the Wankonga cup by breaking 29 targets. Amateurs showing top marks included Tharles 71s sumell and W. Johnson.
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Mazen City
William Ridley
Whatcheer
Uta
Tomo
What Cheer
Tharles
Sumell
la Porte
RW. Johnson
Albert Maytag
R. John
Davenport
Po Toten
Dodge
Nob
Anolis
Charles City Defeats Nashua in Diamond Clash
In a local baseball note at Fort Dodger arena, Charles City upset Nashua 2 to 1. Key players Ment Hemager and Emerf led the effort as both teams battled for control of the diamond. The report references a June 16 game and includes a quoted exchange about a beneficiary, reflecting a broader transcript snippet from the Boston Transcript.
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Charles City
Nashua
Prine Amd Ment Hemager
Emerf
Chicago Cubs Dodgers Giants Reds and more baseball action
Chicago shut out Boston as Vaughn pitched well and Boston fans faced umpire taunts. Dodgers lost to St Louis 4-2 while New York beat Cincinnati 6-0 through late innings. New York also swept St Louis 9-4 with Muilsel’s bat and a strong defense. An Athletics game in Philadelphia was halted by a thunderstorm after three innings with Philadelphia leading 1-0.
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Chicago
Detroit Bee
Boston
New York
Washington
Cleveland
St. Lois
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Reston
Cincinnati
Vetere
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
ABS Buftain
ABS Amnertona
Indianapolis
Louisville
Wat Ae
Milwaukee
St. Paul
ATI
Columbus
Minneapolis
Vaughn
Smith
Dlaigies
Hughes
Cowdy
Bresnahan
Giants
Reds
Dale
Latteries
Testea
Meyers
Toney
Clarke
Newark
Louis
Pate
Toto
Une
St. Lowis
Davenport
Pittsburgh Defeats Brooklyn in Nine Inning Tilt
Brooklyn fell to Pittsburgh 5 to 2 as Kenetehy fueled theattack with four RBIs on timely hits. Barger worked through the game with solid relief pitching while Wickland and Berghammer provided late rally points for the Pirates.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
N.Y
Tatu
Kenetehy
Barger
Wickland
Berghammer
Marry
Lautte and
Pratt
Justice Wintz to Take Long Vacation Notice
The article reports talks by President Justice urging economical management in minor league baseball during a difficult year. It notes suspended players counting toward roster limits after June 15 and stresses frugality to finish the season with sound finances. Joe Wintz of the Waterloo Blue Jays retires due to injuries. manager Andrews seeks a replacement outfielder. The piece mentions upcoming advertising agents meeting in London.
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Justice
Central Association
National Board
Joe Wintz
Waterloo
Blue Jays
Wintz
Andrews
Altho
Wits
Wints
Jane
Local Notes Favorite Events and Weddings in Shell Rock Area
Miss Bertha McClintock attended Epworth League convention as a delegate in Nora Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Everett son of Waterloo visited relatives. Miss Maurine Rosenberg planned a brief Minneapolis trip. Lelia Gibson married Vern Apfel with Rev. Carson officiating. Henry Catchpool, injured years ago, to Des Moines for hospital care. Floy Stewart and daughter Gwennie visited, with Gwennie staying for the summer. Mrs. M C Leverich wed Mr. Tue son in Waterloo.
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Shell Rock
Bertha McClintock
Nora Springs
Herring
Waverly
E.G. Herring
Everett Son
Waterloo
W. O. Richards
Maurine Rosenberg
Minneapolis
James Gibson
Lelia
Vern Apfel
Thos. Carson
Aptel
Baptist Church
Carson
M. E. ¢Larah
Henry Catchpool
Des Moines
Methodist Hospital
Tueson
Mt. Auburna
Frede rika notes and several local socials in June
Frederika items show Miss Zella Connell leaving for Fayette summer school and Miss Edith Adams returning from Waterloo. Other notes mention Tack Pinkerton visiting Waterloo with his son Lew, Helen Maas finishing a term in McDonald district and plans to return to Dubuque, and a funeral for Mr Wetenpaugh. Also mentions visits by Mr and Mrs Carter, Mrs Henry, and Richart Baxter to Finchford, Helen Grassfield visiting Glenice Alcock in Waverly, and a Spring Pond picnic in Miss Grassfield’s honor. Gunsalis returns from Ames after four years in practical engineering. Saunders of Minneapolis visits Woodring home. A quoted Houston Post line appears.
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Frederika
Zella Connell
Fayette
Edith Adams
Waterloo
Bertha Claus
Tack Pinkerton
Lew Pinkerton
Helen Maas
McDonald District
Dubuque
Ames
G. BR. Gunsalis
Saunders
Minneapolis
W. H. Woodring
Complete Program for Admen's Meet
Des Moines June 16 official program for the Chicago gathering is in printers hands and will be issued soon. The program is comprehensive with many departmentals and conferences and speakers whose names will surprise many. The big inspirational meeting in Auditorium theatre Monday afternoon will be presided by President Woodhead. Speakers include Bishop Warren A Candler on Commerce and Christianity, Br Charles R Van Hise on The Power of Education in Moralizing Industry, Henry D Estabrook on Creating an Industrial Conscience. Music by the First Cavalry band of Chicago. Kalamazoo Vigilance trophy and Shaman Truth trophy will be presented. Great Britain as a Market After:
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Des Moines
National Program Committee
Chicago
Auditorium Theatre
Woodhead
Warren A. Candler
Jamary University
Atlanta
Gay
Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Henry D. Estabrook
New York City
First Cavalry Band of
Great Britain
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