BERD Edges Chiago. Cubs Fall In Pitching Duel
In a tight set of games, Detroit edged Chicago 2 to 1 on a strong start from Easterly and timely hitting. Dubue and White matched zeroes through six, then a sac fly and a triple provided Detroit’s only runs. St Louis beat Cleveland 5 to 4 via late-errors and timely hitting. Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 1 to 0 on Adams Fromme’s strong pitching and a lone triple. St Louis then routed Chicago 10 to 8 after a long marathon, featuring unusual innings and a makeshift mound usage by Kenetchy.
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Fragmented numeric sequence note from OCR
The readable fragments present a numeric sequence with repeated pairs 19 2 and 100, interspersed by -10 8. No clear event person or organization is identifiable, leaving only a compact placeholder record based on the limited data.
Jobbers League Meeting Tonight at Courier Rooms
Tonight at o'clock in the Courier editorial rooms a called meeting by the league president will be held to discuss several important questions. A large attendance is desired as the matters will affect all teams and every member of the board of control is urged to attend.
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Courier
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Muscatine Falls to Indians in doubleheader
Muscatine Ia May 5 Manusch’s lineup rallied with timely hits and passes to win the first game of a scheduled doubleheader. the second game was canceled by rain. Keokuk 6 Muscatine 8. Frost, Priest, Lind, Hart noted. Cedar Rapids and Kewanee split doubleheader. Cedar Rapids won 16 to 2 in game one and Kewanee took game two 7 to 2 amid late rain. Ottumwa Bur ington doubleheader postponed due to rain.
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Keokuk
Frost
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Lind and
Hart
Cedar Rapids
Kewanee
Ottumwa
Buriington
Opening Battle Postponed for Rain and Wednesday Game
Heavy rainfall delays the opening game pushing it to Wednesday. Businesses will suspend briefly Wednesday. the parade will now occur that day with May or Thompson pitching and Mayor Merner catching. Waterloo and Kewanee squads travel overnight, with potential mound choices Zenderman or Ashley for Waterloo.
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Dr. Andrews
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Toostle
Yesterday's results in western and American leagues
Des Moines match postponed by rain. Denver defeated Lincoln 2 0. Topeka defeated Wichita 0. Omaha 2 lost to St Joseph 6. Toledo and Minneapolis drew? Columbus 4, Kansas City 7. Louisville beat St Louis 9 3. Indianapolis 7 defeated Milwaukee 3.
Bright prospect for Ga. circuit opens pennant season
May 5 Darlington. Opening of the Central Association pennant season marked by midsummer weather, large crowds, street parades and enthusiasm in Muscatine Waterloo Cedar Rapids Burlington Monmouth Ottumwa Kewanee Keokuk and Cedar Rapids. Veteran managers Ned Egan Dick Rohn Bert Hough Frank Boyle Jay Andrews George Pennington George Manusch Belden Hill lead teams into a season expected to exceed prior interest.
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United States
Tom Hayden
Pathfinders
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Jay Andrews
Kewanee
St. Joe
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Local Baseball and Basketball Schedule Oddities
Central Association matchups listed include Burlington at Ottumwa Keokuk at Muscatine Cedar Rapids at Kewanee Waterloo at Monmouth and St Joseph at Omaha Western league entries Sionx City at Des Moines Linealh at Denver Wichita at Topeka National League Boston Philadelphia New York Washington at Boston American League Minneapolis Kansas City at Columbus St Paul at Louisv il Milwaukee at Indianapolis
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Manager Evers Bets On Larry Cheney To Lead Cubs
Chicago May 5 Manager Evers of the Cubs expresses strong belief in pitcher Larry Cheney. He praises Cheney as the best twirler on the club and predicts he will reach the limelight like Walsh, Johnson or Mathewson. Cheney impressed by beating Pittsburgh and later holding them hitless, aided by a sharper spitball with more experience.
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Two Boys Admit Stealing Eight Bicycles in City
Two youths, John Braley aged 15 and Wiley Downs aged 16, ran a wholesale bicycle theft scheme across the city. Wheels were swapped for parts to hide identities until police moved in Sunday. Barber shop owner Gene Bell reported a wheel found on Cherry street leading to Oliver Truer’s purchase. Detectives McSweeney and Mortig arrested the boys. fourteen bicycles have been recovered.
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Gene Bell
Water and
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Oliver Truer
John McSweeney
Tom Mortig
Two Boys Admit Stealing Eight Bicycles
Reported stolen within the past few days and the two boys admitted stealing eight bicycles. Officers have collected wheels today as parts of cycles were hidden in various city sections. The boys will be taken before Judge F. C. Platt today.
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F. C. Platt
The Girl from Dublin at the Majestic this week
The Majestic presents The Girl from Dublin a tabloid musical comedy running the first three days of the week. The company houses twenty performers led by Terese Miller a vaudeville comedienne. Other principals include Charles Brownie W F McGaffert Shanon and Straw and the Four Man- Ining Siaters. Musical numbers and comedy intermix in the show.
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Terese Miller
Charles Brownie
W. F. McGaffert
Shanon and Straw
Siaters
Demonstration of a cooking oven and vacuum washing machine
An ad shows a Vacuum Clothes Washer that cleans a tub of clothes in four minutes without rubbing and a 4B Portable Ovenbakes boils broils fries and steams on one flame. Free in your home demonstration at 2 30 pm daily at Domestic Utilities Manufacturing Co agency East 6th Street.
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Domestic Utilities Manufacturing CO. Agency
East 6Th Street
Ellis Hotel
Cement Plant Inputs and Scaling for 1000 Barrels
A cement plant producing 1000 barrels daily consumes about 66,000 tons of limestone and 22,000 tons of clay or shale per year. With average densities, this equals roughly 1,000,000 cubic feet of limestone and 250,000 cubic feet of shale annually. Given the heavy plant investment, careful site choice is essential.
Cement Plant Resource Estimates Under 20-Year Supply Rule
A United States Geological Survey Bulletin notes that a thousand-barrel cement plant should have 20,000,000 cubic feet of limestone and 1,000,000 cubic feet of clay or shale on its property. The guidance assumes normal conditions and conservative planning for raw material availability.
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