Cedar Rapids Triumph Over Terre Haute In Close Contest
Cedar Rapids defeated Terre Haute 9 to 4 in a lively game featuring several sparkling plays. Hardgrove led Cedar Rapids with strong hitting, while Littrell and Kerr were mound opposites, each working through the innings as errors and scoring runs mounted for both sides.
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Waltshyer
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P. Brown
Oper
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Kan
Brown
Segre
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Tie JeReau
Evers
Kerr
Cabe
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Moline
Thead
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Rock Island
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Young
Dixon
Otter
Peoria
Rockfont Batteries
Rigsh Seconday
Howkturd Occ
Hanson and Roth
Mmetid
Cleveland Wins as Yankees Lose Early Lead
Cleveland defeated Boston 13 to 10 in a high scoring game as Bush left the mound in the fourth inning and Caldwell eased through. Elsewhere Chicago beat Philadelphia 2 to 1, St. Louis downed New York 9 to 3 after rain delays, Washington topped Detroit 9 to 3, Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 7 to 3, Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 in 11 innings, and Boston won 3 to 2 over St. Louis in 11 innings.
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Harris
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Perkins
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Wild
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Ponder
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Ouris
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Scott Annd Gowdy
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Giants
Stead
Tyler
Carter
O'Farrell
Benton
Barnes
Hubbell
Snyder
Wichita
Aux City Ts
Evansville
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Sunshine Delays Cedar River Park Game Cancellation
Rain and dampness led to the Nauman Colts versus Ben Hours game at Cedar River Park being canceled shortly before 5 p m. Hegba failed to show, leaving the field ready but the matchup unplayed after the brief downpour.
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Standings in Pennant Races In American Association
Standings show Columbus at 4 8 and a mix of teams including Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis St Paul Kansas City Joplin Des Moines Wichita and Oklahoma City with several scores listed. Sioux City 2 0 and Omaha 2 Tulsa 0 appear among the reported tallies.
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Omaha
Tulsa
O. St. Joseph
Tripoli Wins Tilt at Fredericksburg
Tripoli defeats Fredericksburg 6 to 2 in a cold damp game. Learn allowed few hits while Tripoli pounded out more and moved to five straight wins. Key players include Krueger Awanziger Carpenter and Rogers for Tripoli and Scarpino on the mound for Fredericksburg.
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Tripol
Heredericksburg
I Tripoli
Burg
Tripali
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Gelaliay
iTripoli
Brueger
Awanziger
Carpenter
Scarpino
Rogers
Anias
Strick
Learn
Local Speed Boats Head to Mississippi Regatta
A six-boat fleet departs the city early Sunday bound for the Cedar River and the Mississippi for the Mississippi Valley Powerboat regatta. Curtiss twin X May B, driven by John Jago and Jack Casebeer, leads the lineup with speeds near target. Dark horse Mar B stirs interest though not yet water ready. other entrants include Paw driven by John Morgan and Silvia by Charles Pierce and Claude Crandall.
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Mississippi
Burlington
United States
John Jago
Jack Casebeer
Paw
John Morgan
Silvia
Charles Pierce
Claude Crandall
C. J. Go
Grant Marvin
Bert
Special Baseball Game Talked for I. C. and Moose
Rivalry between T. C. shops and Moose lodge prompts talk of a special game with a large purse. If held, Cedar River park Saturday afternoon will host Worrell and Jones as pitchers. United Daughters of the Confederacy begins a $50,000 scholarship drive for descendants of Confederate veterans killed in the recent war.
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Moose Lodge
Cedar River Park
Moose
Worrell
Jones
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All Waterloo
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Crop of battlers in Waterloo good many winter bouts planned
Waterloo fight fans may witness battles this fall and winter as a strong local lineup forms. A crop of likely battlers in the state is ready in Waterloo with classes from 120 to 190 pounds. Names include Ralph Alexander heavyweight, Paul Ailes Bad Lacy 140, Joe Knipp 145, and Spider Kurth bantam 120. revival of the Waterloo Athletic Club is possible to sponsor several bouts. Plans for a winter program are under way.
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Waterlootor
Ralph Alexander
Paul Ailes
Bad Lacy
Joe Knipp
Spider” Kurth
Althe
Waterloo Business Men's Club
Waterloo Athletic Club
Great Lakes Zone handicap shoot in Mason City plans
Mason City Iowa June 23 plans are under way for the first Great Lakes Zone handicap tournament of the American Trapshooting Association. The event features 100 single targets and a mixed program at the Great Lakes Gun Club, with Dupont and Hazard double target events included.
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Cerro Sac Dad
Greats Orga Gun Club
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