Eddie Collins Battle For Batting Honors With Strong Week
Chicago June 16 Eddie Collins of the White Sox moves up to second in American League batting after nine hits in four games boosting his average to .370. Harry Hellmann tops the circuit at .423 as Cy Williams and others chase homers and runs. Hornsby returns to the NL after an injury and leads 381 in 28 games. Also notes on Briew and Brief in the minors and other league leaders.
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Westfield A C to Play Oran Tomorrow
Westfield A. C. is booked to play Oran, Ia. tomorrow afternoon and expects strong competition. The Westfield nine will also play the Bran dom team at La Porte on July 4.
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Brandom
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Landau Leads All Stars Past Cedar Rapids in Close Tilt
Landau and the All Stars win a 1 0 game as Demarest tires in the fourth. Lanahan steals home after a double, while Irvin’s seven batters faced mark a pitching duel. Demarest allows four runs in six innings as Cedar Rapids falls behind early and never recovers.
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Marshalstown
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Landau Expense
Cedar Rapids
Hap” Lanahan
Gwens
Demarest
Lenahan
Irvin
Rapens
Bibert Jordan
Waterloo
Frank Boyle
Owen
Cedar Repids
Mackeaver
Denarest
Marghalsttowm
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Luke to Fight Harry Yohn in Mason City Park
Luke the Mason City waiter returns to headline a Wednesday night electric park bill with Hlar ity. Yohn of Cedar Rapids headlines the main event after strong showings in Bunnyville. Both fighters train hard and weigh in around 245 pounds. Ralph Alexander, promoter, says both fighters are focused on being in top condition for the bout. The semi windup features United Kid vs Young Parsley, Waterloo rivals making their debut. Glen Polly faces Kid Hail in the opening four round bout.
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Mason City
Texas Kid
Hlarity
Yohn
Cedar Rapide
Bunnyville
Ralph Alexander
United Kid
Young Parsley
Waterloo
Parsley
Glen Polly
Kid Hail
Miss Frost
Merrill
Banford Wells
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Edmund Miller
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Ebick
Waero
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George Ordway
James Harrison
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H. B. Allen
Uriah Scott
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Nebraska Indians to Meet Oelwein in Weekend Series
Oelwein Iowa June 16 Special Oelwein baseball fans will see two top teams face off next week The House of David club from Benton Harbor Michigan visits Monday followed by the Nebraska Indians on Wednesday The Nebraska nine are touted as among the fastest in Nebraska and all players are described as real Indians Both games start at 4 pm and merchants expect a near holiday crowd.
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Palmer School of Chiropractic Radio Broadcast Schedule
Davenport Iowa station airs a daily program of sacred chimes concerts church services and weather forecasts. June 17 features a 9 60 a m sacred chimes concert and 8 00 p m church service led by Rev John Zo Clinton with Waverly Methodist Church.
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Concert broadcast and church services on June 17 18
WGY Schenectady transmits a 380 meter concert program from Evans Evangelical Lutheran Albany with organ preludes and anthems by Miss May Mellus, Mr. Dawson Moray and others. religious services from First Presbyterian with Dr. Gillespie, sacred concert by Rose Henley, and Mary Anderson Theatre Orchestra concert scheduled June 18. Baseball scores and livestock market reports cap the day alongside program novelties and instrumental numbers retrieved from local programs.
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Courter-Journal & Louisville Times
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Ennist
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Klessie FP. McLeish, Contralto; Henry H. Scherff, Tenor; C. Marvin Locke
Darttons
Mary Anderson Theatre Orchestra
Jolte Jones
Paramount Players
Eizabeth Somers Steiger
Clifford Gorman
Rialto Theatre
S&s
Waterlo o Gun Club Hosts Smooth Thursday Shoot
Sportsmen praised the Waterloo gun club for a Thursday registered shoot. Nic Webber as president led a hands on team delivering clockwork operations and ideal grounds. Fred C. Whitney of Des Moines commended the facilities as perfect for the grand American handicap attracting nearly a thousand shooters and visitors.
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Waterloo
Fred C. Whitney
Des Moines
Tigers Clash with Dewar Nine Sunday
Waterloo Tigers manager A. H. Meyer has slated a Sunday game against the Dewar nine at an afternoon start. Dewar reportedly has a thin lineup this season, and Meyer says his squad is ready to take the measure and aims for an out of town Sunday or holiday contest, with June 24 as a desired open date. contact 1825 Franklin Street.
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Catcher Roy Lubbe Visits From Scranton on Arm Leave
Roy Lubbe, catcher known for Waterloo and Parkershore, is in town from Scranton Pennsylvania for a visit after leaving the Scranton club with a sore arm. He plans to play semipro baseball with Parkersburg and believes Scranton can still win the Eastern League pennant while currently third.
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Parkersburg
Westfield Pitchers Hurling in Fine Shape
Westfield Athletic club reports strong form from its top pitcher Clarence, praised by secretary-treasurer Fred Sloan. The club notes the pitcher is among the area’s best, indicating potential success in upcoming local baseball action.
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Westfield Athletic Club
Fred Sloan
Clarence
Eldora Nine Beats Grundy Center 5 4 in 11 Innings
Eldora Iowa June 16 Special Hibben held hitless through 10 innings as Eldora defeated Grundy Center Boosters 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Deardorff umpired before more than 200 fans. score was tied 2 to 2 after nine. final frame rally gives Eldora the victory with 11 innings.
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Grundy Center Boosters
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Grundy Center
Orwell
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Seeverding
Raymond to Meet Hazleton in Tomorrow's Baseball Clash
Raymond Iowa June 16 Special Raymond baseball team plays the last Hazleton nine here tomorrow afternoon Manager Burnside has strengthened the squad with new players who have proved their worth Hazleton has won most games and hopes to take the bacon Raymond plans a string of matches with fast northeastern Iowa teams and relies on a rejuvenated lineup First Lutheran Brotherhood baseball team seeks evening practice games and provides contact with O F Beilke through a phone number.
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Hazleton
Burnsiie
Raymond Club
Iowa
Troy Moves to New Location
Dr Hoy, local chiropractor, takes over the Vosal and Vorel offices in suite 263 Fisher building at Fifth and Lafayette. Four rooms provide restrooms for ladies and men, large reception and adjusting rooms, with up to date professional accommodations. Public invited to inspect.
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Troy
Hoy
Byrnes Park Golfers Hold First Tourney
Douglas Brandon, chairman, announced qualifying rounds for Byrnes Park Golf Club handicap tournament will conclude tomorrow evening at Byrnes Park links. More than 25 players expected to qualify. This is the inaugural event of the new organization. Ground for the new clubhouse will be broken immediately after the tourney.
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Byrnes Park Golf Club
Byrnes Park Links
Douglag Bragdon
Bar Association Opposes Attacks on Constitution
Nashville notes the American Bar Association leaders warn against attacks on the U S Constitution. Saver of Dallas argues the document sustains the nation through wars, growth, and liberty, while warning of threats from anarchists, parlor socialists, and elites who would curb judicial and legislative checks.
Waterloo Pioneers Were Cultured Early Settlers
A historical view of Waterloo founders emphasizes education, religion, and culture. Early residents, many Yale Oberlin Holyoke graduates, organized literary societies, music and lectures, with schooling centered near churches before public schools. Group photographs from 1880s showcase the community’s scholastic spirit and civic pride.
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Charles Mullan
Faw
Ben
Cedar Falls
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Ohio
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F. S. Washburn
Oberlin College
Holyoke
William the Conqueror
J. H. Wilkins
Chloe Severance
George W. Miller
George B. Miller
Levi Washburn
Lund
Johnston Wins Kent Tennis Singles Title
Beckenham June 16 William M Johnston American tennis star won the championship in the men's singles at the Kent lawn tennis tournament defeating D M Craig of England 6 2 6 2 in straight sets. Miss Elizabeth Ryan California beat Mrs Satterwaite 6 3 3 0 to win the women's singles.
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Beckenham
William M. Johnston
Kent
D. M. Craig
England
Molla Mallory
Progress on Sumner Paving Advances Rapidly
Nearly half the base for Sumner's new paving is down and work is progressing rapidly. The asphalt plant is in operation and surfacing will begin next week. Several blocks will be ready for traffic soon, and the curb and gutter on the three mile stretch are practically completed.
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