Edwards Dominates Browns as White Sox Win in Five
Chicago lefty John Edwards blanks St Louis and fans six, lifting the White Sox to a 7 to 1 victory. Edwards commands a wicked fast curve, retiring Sisler and Vangilder on strikes and holding the Browns to four scattered hits as Chicago builds a comfortable early lead.
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Chicago
Jim
John Edwards
White Sox
Edwards
Enougd
Sir John
Dixon
Vansitder
Durst
Lothe
Als Durst
Rot
Melilla
Sister
MecManne
Mice
Gierber
Vangider
Wingard
NeVers
Douce
Hargrsve
Abrhport Mostl
W.c
Humefield
Gobins
Ib Walk
Ito
Harris
Barrettf O.c.elll
Anim
Schalk
P Wotale
St Louis
MeXanus
Collins
Barrett
Sheely
Hunnefield
Hunnefeld
Sheelr
Wunnefield
Callins
Sheets
McManus
Sisleran Valls
Vengilder
Edw
Wiheard
Ans
Vangilder
Vanender
Cinepites
Chvene
McGowan
Ormsby
Vane
New Hampton Golfer Equals Course Record
New Hampton golfer Leslie G Moeller equaled the local five hole course record of 38 last week to make par on every hole. The record was set by J P Donohue, a New Hampton attorney, about a month ago. Also in other sports notes Wimbleton UK Mrs Molla Mallory reached the Wimbledon singles semifinals defeating Miss Bouman, Herietta Dealvares to face the Spanish champion. In boxing Ted Chapman and Sammy Fuller won in Boston. In golf Gene Vaughn low medalist in Shenandoah qualifier. Des Moines officials elected R L Tockholz president of Des Moines Women’s Golf association.
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New Hanmipton
Leslie G. Moeller
J. P. Donohue
New Hampton
Wimbleton
Huglain
Molla Mallory
Boston
Tiger Flowers
Atlanta
Ray Neuman
Newark
Ted Chapman
al Corbatt
Cleveland
Sammy Fuller
Carl Tremainp
Wichita
Kan
Jimmy Cassill
St Paul
Bud Hamilton
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Matt Adgie
Napoleon
Jack) Dorval
Los Angeles
Tommy Harned
Chicago
Lew Mayers
Baltimore
Joe Bassar
Norfolk
Eddie Dempse
G. Shenandoal
Gene Vaughn
Shen Antonh
Rex Moore
Aday
Des Moines
R. L Tockholz
Des Moines Golf and Country
Mike Sehreck
Decatur
Baseball leaders and records from major leagues and a local drunk driving case
National and American League statistics highlight leading players in hits doubles and homers with Ruth Gehrig and Meusel among top performers. A separate report from Charles City details two men charged with drunken driving after a collision near Rockford, with bonds set at 1000 each and preliminary hearings held.
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Florence
New York
Leach
Philadelia
Manish
Detroit
Bindes
Cardinals
Cuyler
Pirates
Prisch
Giants
Wright
Momers
Bottomles
Pirate
Viching
Rhem
Cardinale
Ruth
Yanks
Burns
Indians
Amlaur
White Sox
Trip Gehrig
Yank
Meusel
Shatite
Desperate Moment heads Palace bill after correction
Correction shows Palace Theatre presenting Wanda Hawley in A Desperate Moment with Theodor von Eltz alongside Charlie Chaplin in The Gold Rush at Alasto, while Sally of the San ust and vaudeville acts play other houses. The feature is billed as nerve tingling adventure with mystery and romance set across land sea and desert island. Supporting cast includes Sheldon Lewis Leo Whithead Dan Mason James Neill and Bill Praney.
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Crystal
Carol Dempster
MA C. Fields
Sally
the Sanust
Palace
Wanda Uawley
Theodore von Eltz
PLAZA
Sally O'Nall
Vaudevilla
Alasto
Charlie Chaplip
Strand
Colleen Moore
Palace Bil
Wanda Hawley
Theodor von Eliz
Palace Theatre
Nature
Sheldon Lewis
Leo Whithead
Dan Mason
James Neill
Bil Praney
Eldora Priest to Serve in China as Missionary
Rev Father Thomas Meagen of St Marys Catholic church will depart in September for China as a mission worker. He will stay with his mother Mrs Thomas Meagen until May 18 before traveling to Chicago to prepare. Meagen was ordained at Holy Name Cathedral Chicago on May 29. A Meagen farm family reunion drew about 150 for noon dinner and 200 for supper with guests from Faulkner Ackley Tracy Allan Mallard Iowa Falls Mason City Town Fails and Marshalltown.
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Eldora
Thomas Meagen
St. Mary's Catholic Church
China
Thamas Meagen
Tandy
Chicago
Father Meagan
Holy Name Cathedral
Meagen Farm
Here
Faulkner
Ackley
Tracy
Allan Mallard
Iowa Falls
Mason City
Town
Fails
Marshalltown
Barn Fire Destroys Nels Kiar Farm Outbuildings West of Waterloo
A barn and several outbuildings on Nels Kiar’s farm three miles west of Waterloo on Falls Avenue burned yesterday afternoon. Fire Chief Ray Tiller and five men from station No. 1 battled the flames to prevent spread to the farm home. Loss included a corncrib, chicken house, garage, and two Kjar-owned automobiles. A separate bonfire at the city dump on Commercial Street burned for hours before engine No. 4 quelled it with slight damage.
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Nels Kiar
Waterloo
Falls Avenue Road
Ray ‘Tiller
Kjar
Commercial Street
Cedar Rapids child buried Wednesday in Waverly
The funeral for Jean Broadie nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ferry Broadie will be held Wednesday at 230 PM at her grandmother s home in Waverly The cause of death was pneumonia and related complications following a six week illness The Rev C Brandt of the Episcopal church will officiate Burial will be in Harlington Cemetery
Tire thieves throw jack at car owner near hospital
Bert Hollar of near St Francis hospital reported two men stripping a tire from his car last night. The thieves fled after one threw a jack at Hollar, wounding his arm, as he confronted them. sergeant Walker and officers Colvin and Cox searched the area but found no suspects.
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Bert Hollar
St.Francis Hospital
Hat
Hollar
PE. Walker
Roy Colvin
Lloyd FH. Cox
Nolice
Radio Programs Reflect Widespread Midwest Broadcasts
A dense listing of Central Time radio programs charts schedules across cities from Chicago to Des Moines, Omaha to Davenport. It catalogues feeds by station call letters, genres from orchestras to concerts, lectures, minstrels, dance, and church programs, with references to specific markets and times throughout the night and into early morning.
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J. M
Davenport
Chicago
Omaha
Markets
S Moines
Linco
KRUSD
Independence
ADKA
Pittsburgh
KSO
Clarinda
KYW
WEZ
Springheld
WCOO
Mpls
St. Paul
Wwr
Schenectady
Wil
Des Moines
WIHH
Kansas City
Wifaaq
WMRB
WGN
WOC
WSAI
Cincinnati
Ernandre M
WEAF
New York
WWS
WCAB
WGR
WLAM
WGY
Wdz
Shenandoah
Hot Springs
WOX
Pontiac
Sam
N' Henry
Moossheart
WQI
Cleveland
WECO
RYW
WDWA
Ucco
Orchestra
WLIB
WYTAM
WOAW
WSB
Mooseheart
Kansas
Frolle
Klds
WCBD
War
WSUL
WREO
Aina AL Mo
Destoine
Ps Boines
Lewa
Lwoe
Flome
Nets
Chiczso
Des Dheines
WRO
Des ‘Stelnes Orchestra
Clarina Music
Chea
Springeld
Magte
WCCO
Paul
Church
City
WGON
Ty Pox Fies
Wrs
Egenee Citlase
Lincoln
Springfield
Hastings
Mot
Springs
Shenandesh
Atiasdte
A W Brown Receiver for Store at Hudson
A W Brown Drawn of Waterloo yesterday appointed receiver for the Gutknecht store at Hudson by Judge H B Boles. The receiver may operate the business and sell personal property as needed. Gutknecht listed 40000 assets and 30000 liabilities amid bankruptcy proceedings to protect creditors and himself.
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A. W. Drawn
Waterloo
Gutkweecht
Hudson
H. B. Boles
Gutknecht
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St. Ban
WEHI
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Joe Ome
Snfpontiac
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Chica
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Italy
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Mack Sennell
Agle & Heal Electric Coo
Fitzgerald
Electric Park
Gulf Coast Rhythm Kings
Fheep
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G. Ravi
Red Jackman
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Harry Fordyce
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S. P. Moore
Harry FP
Speed
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DW. Griffith
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Arctic
Charlie Chaplin
NEXME
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Rainbow Girls
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Rupert Hughes
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Oke
Tate
Francis Haney
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