White Sox take naps into camp in league play
Baseball results from Chicago and Detroit reveal Chicago beating Cleveland 6 to 2 in a pitchers battle, Walsh faltering before Lange relief. Detroit defeated St Louis 16 to 0 as Works shut out the visitors. New York beat Philadelphia 11 to 5 in a poorly played game with Quinn finishing for the visitors. Boston triumphed over Washington 6 to 5 as Groom and Hall contributed key plays.
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Kahler
Lange
Lock
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Philadelphia
Quinn
Vaughn
Hof
Street
Egan
Morgan
Danforth
Thomas
Box Scores and Early Season Highlights Across Leagues
Royal Davenport boosters parade prizes as season opens with Roddy Hendrix earning a patent umbrella for first error. Bobby Clemens swipes a base and hits a bat for success after a 33.60 dash. Webb the pitcher for Indianapolis yielded five runs in a big fourth inning in St. Paul as his team lost 8 to 4. Des Moines loses again to Omaha while Hickory Johnson smashes a triple and two doubles in four at bats. Barry Gaspar shines in St Louis’s 10 to 0 blowout with four hits allowed, four strikeouts, and two walks. American Association action heats up with Columbus defeating Milwaukee.
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Roddy Hendrix
Bobby Clemens
Webb
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Des Moines
Omaha
Hickory Johnson
Springfield
Cardinal
Santa Monica Auto Road Race Draws 22 Starters May Fourth
Twenty two cars will face the starter when the Santa Monica auto road race opens May 4 entries have closed. The 200 mile free for all includes Barney Okifield David Brice Brown Ralph De Palma Bert Dingley Harl Cooper Teddy Yetsing Dave Orris and Caleb Bragg. Top speeds arouse expectations some records may fall as this group of speed merchants competes keenly.
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Santa Monica
Barney Okifield
David Brice Brown
Ralph de Palma
Bert” Dingley
Harl Cooper
Teddy” Yetsing
Dave” Orris
Caleb Bragg
Dubuque Fails in Stige Work and Other Dodgers
In Pittsburgh, May 3 Chicago was shut out 6 to 0 by O'Toole as Pittsburgh’s fielders supported him. DuBuque fell to Quincy 7 to 4 with Quincy pitching walks and wild pitches. Davenport beat Peoria 2 to 1 behind Ohland's clutch hits. New York Giants extended their win streak to nine with a 6 to 4 victory over Philadelphia. Boston defeated Brooklyn 11 to 7 after a 4-run third inning. O'Toole shone again with strong pitching and two hits. Decatur used late heroics to beat Bloomington in 12 innings 2 to 1. Springfield edged Danville 3 to 2 with a homer by Pick South.
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O'Toole
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Tesreau
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Titus
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Danville
Jil
Pick South
Kavanaugh
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Neal
Hildebrand
Reinbeck Log of Social Visits and Local News
Reinbeck social notes and brief visits list many residents and guests across nearby towns. Mentions include Amanda Bockhius and Rose Schmidt, Anna Sievers visiting in Tams, Katharine Simpson at the Courier office in Cedar Rapids, Guy Watson's relatives in Dysart, Mrs. A. Duke in Minneapolis, E. B. Wilson and son from Des Moines with John Wilson family, Jachine Mohr and daughter heading to Perry Oklahoma, Don Whitney and daughter from Waterloo visiting, R. E. Withy from St Paul visiting, Mrs. A. E. Davis from Waterloo with Cameron family, Hans Westergaard operated on and improving, Reisnider family to Greene, Cedar visitors from Schrieber, C. P. Beardsley moving barber shop, mumps at home of W. F. Weik, PEO Culture Club gathering, Lynn Grantwith from Waterloo to work for Armstrong Brothers, J. D. Morrison visiting Y. H. Shoemaker in Cedar Falls, C. C. Horstman transacting business, Edith E. Somers from Davenport opening chiropractic office, Henry Plaehn and wife welcome a daughter born April 25, community shocked by ongoing event.
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Duke
Minneapolis
E. B. Wilson
Little Son
Des Moines
John Wilson
Jachine Mohr
Perry
Oklo
Fred Diederickson
Don Whitney
Don Whitney and Little’ Daughter
Waterloo
Our City
R. E. Withy
St. Paul
G. A. Ranows
A. E. Davis
James Cameron
Hans Westergaard
A. L. Reisnider
Greene
F. W. Schrieber
Cedar
City
Tuesay
C. P. Beardsley
Courier
Whaylen
H. L. Adams
W. F. Weik
Culture Club
N.J. McCormack
Lynn Grantwith
Armstrong Brothers
J. D. Morrison
Y. H. Shoemaker
Cedar Falls
Cc. C. Horstman
Cedar Rapids
Edith E. Somers
Davenport
Reinbeck
Ehlers
Henry Plaehn
Fiasco Wrestling At Rock Island Ends With Forfeit
Reports from Rock Island describe a wrestling match where Carl Brown forfeited to Gus Pappas after an hour and one minute due to an hand abscess. The bout began in rough style and featured about 21 minutes of work before the forfeit.
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Rock Island
Carl Brown
Gus Pappas
Brown
Western and American Association baseball scores and wrestling dispute
Yesterday's Western League results show Omaha 9 Des Moines 2 and Topeka 6 Lincoln 5 while Denver 8 Wichita 6. American Association games include Kansas City 3 Toledo 1 and Milwaukee 5 Columbus 1 with St Paul 8 Indianapolis 0 and Minneapolis 3 Louisville 2. Central Association notes Keokuk 5 Muscatine 4 Hannibal 3 Ottumwa 7 and Burlington 7 Galesburg 2. Monmouth event postponed due to wet grounds. Promotional wrestling controversy follows with Pappas and Brown, disputed match verdicts, and an upcoming rematch possibility.
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Local News Briefs and Obituaries
Community notes report births and deaths including a son born to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Watcom Moadey on April 29. Funeral services held for Mrs. Peter Rohweder at Amity church, burial in Amity cemetery. John Porter dies in Los Angeles after winter illness. Local residents attend and travel for business. cat tle shipped to Chicago. Foley Kidney Pills praised by J A Adleman for kidney trouble and rheumatism relief.
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D. Storsham
Eyer
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Marion Glines
Samuel Bovey
Peter Rohweder
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Reinbeck
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Hartley
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Chicago
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Graettinger
Guy Blbert
Chil Sree
Waterloo
W. W. Wagner
Voorhies
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