Waterloo Jays Rally Past Cedar Rapids In Close 4 3 Win
Waterloo came from behind Friday afternoon to defeat Cedar Rapids 4 to 3 in a tight game. A four-hit rally in the fourth inning turned the tide, highlighted by Tom Drohan’s pitching to preserve the Jays lead as Red Torkelson started for Cedar Rapids and struggled with control.
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Young golfers chase Iowa title on Cedar Rapids course
In Cedar Rapids on June 24 the Iowa golf championship advanced to a final between James Hubbell Des Moines and Arthur Bartlett Ottumwa after Hubbell defeated W K Groves Des Moines in a tense semi final. Bartlett edged French in a closely contested match concluding on the thirty third green.
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Cubs Continue Winning Page in Busy Baseball Roundup
Chicago secures its sixth straight win as Pierce drives a home run and Williams adds key hits. Miller and Beck shine on defense while Beck is ejected in the fourth for arguing a third strike. Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 4 to 2 behind Moran’s protest and late insurance from Stontal’s homer. New York blanks Boston 6 to 0 as Porritt shines in front of Crutcher and James Gowdy.
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Ruth's homer fuels heavy New York win over Boston
In Boston, June 26, New York defeated Boston 5 to 0 as Ruth belted a homer over the left field fences in the second inning, driving in two runs for the visitor. Caldwell pitched four innings for New York, Donovan finishing, while Boston's lineup struggled against strong New York pitching.
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Ansons make changes as Mason City series looms
Marshalltown Times-Republican reports rapid Ansons personnel shifts. Shortstop Lindberg was released while Chicago’s Conway was signed on strong recommendations. Outfielder Cosgrove, a veteran, was released after two games. Ashby from Henderson joined lineup. Pitcher Bird from Rockford Three I League was signed and will appear in Mason City series under the veteran rule.
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Booster Day at Ball Park Promises Record Attendance
Two games at Red Cedar Park feature Cedar Rapids Gunpies versus Waterloo champions with 2:10 start. Double admission for both games, single for the second contest. Manager Andrews Bailey Suspen for clash with umpire Harris. Bunny Boosters travel to Waterloo to support local fans and catering demands rise.
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Pittsburgh Defeats Buffalo 6 to 5 in Tight Tilt
The Federal League game saw Pittsburgh edge Buffalo 6 to 5 despite Buffalo’s stronger batting. Blair’s dropped ball allowed two unearned runs in the first inning, and Ford issued too many bases on balls. Berlin era details show Pittsburgh’s late runs sealed the win amid scattered hits. Newark and St Louis also posted wins in their games, while Brooklyn defeated Chicago to snap a long skid. The page also notes a separate item about Jon Simon and Dr. Jay Andrews in Cedar Rapids.
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Evening Courier prints over 6500 copies daily in Waterloo
The Greater the circulation the more readers for ads. The Evening Courier claims an average daily circulation surpassing 6,500 copies in Waterloo, highlighting stronger advertising reach for local businesses.
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GOBB MAINTAINS LEAD BUT DROPS OUT OF 400 ROW
Baseball notes show Ty Cobb slipping under .400 for the first time this season while still atop the American League batting race. Fred Luderus leads the National League and Ley Daubert tops the Federal League. Crawford and Magee trade slugging and stolen-base marks as others chase totals across leagues. Includes team batting leaders, pitching records, and scattered player movements.
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Yale Wins Intervarsity Regatta On Thames In Historic Sweep
Yale varsity crews swept Harvard in the New London dual regatta on the Thames. Delays from rough water and a broken oarlock did not dampen Yale effort as they defeated Harvard’s junior varsity, varsity, and freshman eights. Yale set a new upstream four mile course record of 20 minutes 52 seconds, beating Yale’s 1907 mark by 18 seconds. Large crowds, heavy spectators, and strong finish marked a classic college boat race day.
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