White Sox keep ball game goes to 25 innings win
In St Louis on May 3 the White Sox blasted the Browns as four pitchers tried and failed to stem the Clevelandan offensive surge. Roy Wilkinson started, showed promise, but yielded to the Sox’ relentless hitting across 25 innings.
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St. Louis
Rio
Kid Glesson
Browns
Sox
Gleason
Roy Wilkinson
Faber
Samplo Cleveland
Wilkie
Shiragy
Weaver
Collins
Jackson
Telsch
Jourdan
Wm & Tuisberg
Schalke
Wilkinson
Tobin
Willams
Jacobson
Serereil
Gerber
Ini Chica
Tula-Tourdan
Gerber Gedean
Levepette
van Chl Saimders
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Yankees
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Scott
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Indians
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Neill Olde
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Macks
Washington
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Philadelphia
Erickson
Ars
Johnson
Yerelphia Honou EO
Hest Semar
East High Takes Second Contest
East High defeated Blairstown High in a loosely played five inning game at Cedar River Park. Errors and weak pitching dominated with East High’s unearned run scoring on a homer and a double, while Blairstown stranded runners with multiple outs.
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East High
Blairstown
Cemar River Park
Puppor
Hull
Wirst
Liiis
Dleshek
Balis
Durkin
Cardinals Fall to Cubs in Tight 5-4 Loss
The Chicago Cubs edged the St. Louis Cardinals 5-4 as key plays, errors, and timely hits shaped a close nine innings. Gindt and Garramani led the Cardinals with multiple singles while Hills, Parkin and Pleshek contributed infield and baserunning efforts.
Untitled Baseball Scores and Muddled Box Scores
A jumble of AL results lists Cleveland and others with scattered scores and odd team mentions. The text includes Cleveland 9 Tetraic 2 and St Louis 5 York, plus Boston 0 a 4 and Washington 4. Other lines mention Philadelphia New York 1 and a Three-tabeae relay item with various names and nonsensical phrases throughout.
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Cleveland
Tetraic
Azo
St Louis
York
Boston
Wachington
Rational Maneae
Chiens
Philadelwry
New York
Ees Teague
Tse
Semix
F Mailing
Collere Banobatt
Waehington
Iowa U Athletes Spark Strong Week Across Sports
Iowa University athletes posted a solid week with a 1–1 tie against Purdue after 14 innings and a 4–3 baseball win over Illinois. Pitching by Mellree earned the tie, while Hamilton starred in the 13 inning thriller. Drake runners dominate track with Dew and Adrakce TYPs scoring half of Drake’s points, and Jack Watson’s squad won seven events. Upcoming weather promises better baseball conditions for two games with Indiana at Bloomington next Friday and Saturday.
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Hills
Yolletson
Parkin
Lley
Pleshek
Dean
Wayvhott
Athey
Corans J
Tollefson
Ginduit
Ptyre Sing Son
Gindt
Blilsch
Ja Ramon
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Ping
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Feripel Ture
YoNefson
Connor
T_ Garramani
Tal Jefson
Bindt
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Therramont
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Merk Garramani
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Garramaninda Gindt
Garramani
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Blitsen
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Ehoff
Plashek
Heck
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Smith
Ping-ery
Dean Uitsa
Athex
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O'Connor
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Weisley
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Willy
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Iba Serres
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Flack
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Hollagher
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Hamilton
Furcher
Lili Hamilton
Ashmaeres
Ryan
Uhnols
Haskel
Usin
McThee
Boilermakers
Jown
Tre
Dew
Adrakce Typs
Drake
Jack Watson
Indiana
Bloomingtor
Holly Will Play With Huron in South Dakota League
Huron signs Wa terloo star Holly, age 8, formerly a premier ball player in the Central association era. He will debut as first baseman for Huron in the Class D South Dakota State league, night game last night noted.
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W. &. Hollenbeck
Waterloo
Huron
Huron Era
Teachers College to Play Two Games This Week
The Cedar Falls doubleheader features Iowa State Teachers College versus Buena Vista College Storm Lake on Thursday and against Upper Iowa University Fayette on Saturday. Upper Iowa is regarded as one of the top state teams, and a tight contest is expected. Teachers College has shown marked improvement and aims to win both games.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers' College
Buena Vista College of
Storms Lake
Upper Iowa University of Fayette
Upper Iowa
Cleveland Americans Sign Boy Pitcher
Hudson Wisconsin May 3 Letty Odenwald of Hudson High School will report to the Cleveland Americans after school ends in June. He has drawn attention by striking out many batters, with multiple 10 strikeouts in recent games and a strong pitching record over the past few years.
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Hudson
Wis
Letty” Odenwald
Hudson High School
Yitcher
Cleve Land Americans
Odenwald
Letter Traded From Chicago Nationals to Kansas City
Chicago announces Joe Letter outfielder released by the Nationals to Kansas City in the American Association. Also noting St Louis wins the Women's National Bowling doubles and singles crowns with J Wil ligand and J Walsh of Chicago. Charlotte Boyle of New York drops 51 feet 2 inches to win the national amateur plunge title.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joe Letter
Chicago Nationals
Kansas City
American Association
Humphreys
St. Louis
Willigand
J.walsh
the Stein
Oakland
Cal
Miss Charlotte
Boyle
New York
Oxford Cambridge team wins two mile college relay record
Philadelphia May 3. Oxford Cambridge universities teams win the two mile college championship relay in a world record time of 7 minutes 25 seconds. Illinois finishes second 40 yards behind with Penn State third and Cornell fourth. The English quartet is Stallard Milligan Rudd and Tatham.
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Philadelphia
Oxford-Cgam- Irige
Baz- Land
America
United States
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Cornell
A. C
Stallard
Huishing
Moglish
Tatham
Milligan
Rudd
City League Plans Shaping Rapidly
At a City Baseball League meeting in the courthouse on Saturday night plans were laid for the May 16 opening of the season. The schedule and grounds committees work on parks space in Cedar River and Byrnes for games while diamond preparation begins after space is secured. The finance committee and board of directors will meet later in the week to report progress.
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City Baseball League
Cedar River
Byrnes Parks
Board of Directors
Waterloo Gasoline Engine team seeks out of town games
The Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company baseball squad aims to arrange games with teams from outside Waterloo within a reasonable Sunday traveling distance. They prefer matches near home to start the season and will consider Reinbeck Oelwein Cedar Rapids or other close teams. Communications go to Tarbell, manager.
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Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Eagle Company
Waterloo
Reinbeck
Oelweindar Rapids
Tarbell
Waterloo Gasolené Ingine Compan
Inter scholastic track and football schedule items
Sports calendar lists events at West high field on Tuesday at 2 pm and at Cedar Falls including Buena Vista College and Teachers College. Cedar Falls hosts a Saturday meet with Teachers College and Upper Town U. Also routes for East high vs Blairstown at Blairstown and a Sunday invitation at Waterlon and Jesup.
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West High School
Cedar Park
Gtd
West High
Teachers’college
Buena Vista College
Cedar Falls
Satur
Teachers’ College
Pper Town U
East High School
Blairstown
Town City
Waterlon Pany Ve
Jesup
W T C Wins Fast Game From W G E C
In a Saturday practice at Cedar River park Iowa State Teachers College defeated the Waterloo Gas Engine Co team in a fast seven inning contest by the score of 6 to 2. Holsclaw sparking the win with a two bagger bringing in Har terad and Unger. Umpires War leen and Johnson.
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Waterloo
Epper Town U
Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Blairstown
Cedar River Park
Iowa
State Teachers’ College
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Hoalselaw
Harterad
Unger
C—Owens
Mckinstry
Forter
Whitford
Groots
Baumgartner
Cowan
Dickenson
Perloo
Cratsley
Thomp
Campbell
Rey
Ayre Froxner
Harter
Halsclaw
Holsclaw
Enson
Wat
Holselaw
Warter
Ovens
Warleen
Johnson
Sharkey Bout Report From Milwaukee May 3
In Milwaukee on May 3 Jack Sharkey of New York fights a bantamweight bout as Ritchie and Mitchell exchange drops and Lawler boats in the preliminaries.
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Milwaukee, Wis
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The
New York Bantam
Weight to Meet Loadman in 10 Round May Fight
Weight, who outfought Jimmy Wilde in the Welshman's first American appearance, will meet Dick Loadman of Lockport in a 10 round contest here May 14. The match replaces the Hitchie Mitchell Jack Lawler bout which was cancelled after Lawler was beaten in an eastern bid.
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Weight
Jimmy Wilde
Dick Loadman
Lockport
Hitchie Mitchell
Jack Lawler
Lawler
Tendler Tillman Bout at St. Paul Tonight
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia meets Johnny Tillman of Minneapolis in a 10 round fight at St. Paul Mine. The bout headlines a series of matches as Tendler invades the west for the night’s card.
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St. Paul, Mine
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
West
Johnny Tillman
Minneapolis
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