Interesting Events in the Sporting World
Chicago strengthens its lead in the American league by defeating Cleveland 2 to 1. Neil Ball’s miscue in the sixth inning let Bodie race home for the winning run as Bodie also collector two doubles. Detroit topped St Louis 3 to 1 with Ty Cobb driving a decisive eighth inning single.
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Weekend baseball scores from major leagues and associations
Saturday results show National League games with New York-New York 4 Philadelphia 3 and Boston 4 Brooklyn 3 in ten innings, Chicago 3 Philadelphia 10, and St Louis 1 Cincinnati. American League matchups include Chicago 3 Cleveland, Philadelphia 10 New York, Detroit 10 St. Louis, Washington 6 Boston 7. Minor leagues across American Association Western League and other circuits list varied scores from St Paul 6 Toledo 2 to Denver 10 Wichita 3, with several cities noted and teams named.
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Boston Pace
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American Association
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Pepper Clark Returns to Three-I, Fires No-Hitter for Dubuque
Pepper Clark rejoined the Dubuque club at noon and pitched a no hit game against Peoria despite two runs scoring on errors. Formerly with St. Paul and once drafted by the Cubs in 1910, Clark’s sharp form boosts Dubuque in the Three-I league. Peoria scored twice without a hit, with umpire Wright enforcing tight strike calls as the rally fizzled.
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Rowland
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Kelly
Cubs
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Flingler
Linlague
Davenport
Quincy
Dubuaque
Baseball Roundup Highlights Three League Results
Sunday reports note Pepper’s fielding hiccup on a bunt play and Southwick driving in a sacrifice fly. Other games feature St. Joseph Sioux City’s 19 to 1 blowout, Cobb’s hot hitting, and Ellis homers though St. Louis loses to Cincinnati. May batting leaders include Meyers and Zimmerman over .400.
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Jogues
Cubs Top Marty O'Toole in Chicago Debut Loss
Marty O'Toole pitched well but walked too many as Chicago defeated Cincinnati 6 2 in his Chicago debut. Zimerman, Evers and Lennox each fanned by O'Toole in the fourth, though the Cubs offense did the rest.
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Marty O'Toole
Zimmerman
Evers
Lennox
Pittsburgh
Pulpit to be supplied during five week absence
In his absence about five weeks the pulpit will be supplied and services held as usual. At evening prayer services the church organisations will lead with members of the Sessions guiding this week.
Manchester High Baseball Beats Independence 9 to 6
The Manchester high school team defeated Independence high school 9 to 6 in Independence Saturday afternoon, closing the series between the two schools. A large Manchester fan delegation accompanied the team. Edgewood high school will visit Manchester on May 11 for a local diamond game.
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Manchester High
Independence High School
Independence
Edgewood High School
Waterloo Manufacturers Banquet Agenda Set
Members of the Waterloo Manufacturers association, now affiliated with the Iowa State Manufacturers association, will meet tomorrow evening at the Waterloo club rooms to discuss important matters. The state convention meets in Sioux City Wednesday through Friday this week, with a goal of at least 20 Waterloo delegates needing a special car. a substantial dinner precedes the program at 60 cents per plate.
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Iowa State Manufacturers’ Association
Waterloo Club
Sioux City
Waterloo
Boy Injured by Switch Engine in Davenport
Frederick Dunn aged 13 son of Robert N. Dunn lost his left foot after attempting to cross in front of a moving switch engine at Trock Island on Sunday in Davenport.
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Davenport
Frederick Dunn
Robert N. Dunn
Frank Gotch to Wrestle Americus for World Heavyweight Title
Articles signed by Frank Gotch and Gus Schoenlein of Baltimore for a world heavyweight wrestling title match on Memorial Day. Promoters in major cities including Baltimore New York Boston and Chicago arranging travel and promotion.
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Frank Gotch
Gus Schoenlein
Americus
Ride
New York
Boston
Chicago
Olive Tablets touted as safe calomel substitute
An ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable alternative to calomel for liver and bowel issues. It claims no griping or weakness, no need for follow up with harsh oils, and that one tablet nightly prevents constipation bad breath and headaches. The product is priced at 10 cents per tablet or 25 cents per box from the Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio.
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Calomel
The
Olive Tablet Company of
Columbus
Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Pastor Munn to Attend National Home Missionary Meetings
Rev. M. G. Munn of the First United Presbyterian church is named a delegate to the federal Home Missionary society meeting in Spokane Washington and the general church assembly in Seattle. He leaves Thursday for a western trip visiting his brother in Westhope North Carolina before heading to Spokane and Seattle, with stops planned in California on the return.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Home Missionary Society
Spokane
Wash
General Church Assembly
Seattle
Mr. Munn
Westhope
N. C
California
Merital Pile Remedy Promises Piles Treatment
An advertisement for Merital Pile Remedy claims a new scientific preparation for internal and external use with no equal for all forms of piles. It invites readers to learn about its advantages and lists Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Co as sources.
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Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
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