Browns Rally Past Indians In Nail Biter
Cleveland, May 6 The St Louis Browns overcame a late deficit to beat the Indians 12 to 10, after scoring eight runs in the ninth inning. The Browns, who had trailed earlier, exploded in the final frame as Buckeye weakened and Jonnard allowed six runs in the ninth. Williams, Hargrays, and Speaker led St Louis with key hits while Ballou took the loss for Cleveland.
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Reds Triumph 6-4 Over Cardinals In Western Tour
In St Louis on May 6 the Reds defeated the Cardinals 6 to 4 as long distance hitting led the way. Roush, Lucas and Walker mixed extra base hits with Bohne tripling and Critz driving in runs. Lucas earned his fourth win, holding the Cards to five hits while Johnson suffered a fractured right foot on a Hines foul blow.
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Jack Kearns Plans Court Action Over Dempsey Fight
Hendersonville N C May 6 News from Dempsey camp says his former manager Jack Kearns will seek court action to halt Dempsey's September bout under Tex Rickard in New York. Dempsey noted he would discuss plans only after any suit is filed and focuses on securing best possible share for Tunney or Wills. The heavyweight champion said he trusts his legal rights in the signed agreement with Rickard and had only sparring partner Farmer Lodge in camp before Lodge returned to St Paul due to his wife’s illness.
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Rath Packing Nine Opens 1926 Season at Vinton
Rath Packing company baseball team starts the 1926 season Sunday afternoon at Vinton against the Vinton Semipro nine. Manager Bender has not yet named a lineup. The Bath team plans a strong schedule against independent teams on Sundays. Vinton is developing a speedy squad and should challenge the Waterloo outfit. Vinton meets Cedar Rapids Guess on May 1.
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Vinton High Beats Shellsburg In Close Dual Meet
Vinton High School defeated Shellsburg in a keen track dual at Vinton Iowa on May 6, 54 3 4 to 63 1 4. The meet stayed undecided until the final event as Shellsburg showed multiple stars while Vinton used fresh runners to clinch the win.
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Vandals Strip Car of Baptist Pastor at New Hampton
In New Hampton Iowa May 6 prowlers damaged the Rev. Robert McFarlane's car leaving a cryptic note. The hood was removed and scattered parts including the radiator cap gas pipe air and seat cushions were taken or damaged.
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Northern Iowa cities form four-team tennis league schedule planned
A tennis league of four northern Iowa cities Mason City Forest City Circles City and New Hampton forms a home and away schedule. Play begins about the first of May with alternating weeks for matches and a rotating roster of hosts as the circuit lines up its standings.
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Six days of play and new station near town
A report describes six days of play featuring doubles and singles matches with a new roofed courts setup. Contractor A to extend the rear stairway at the home court while a new brick and stucco station on Franklin and Favesto streets nears completion, costing over $10,000.
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Manchester Legion Band hires Di Tela as director
The American Legion band in Manchester appoints F. Di Tela to direct all bands under his leadership. Formed over two years ago, the group struggled for funding but plans a public concert on May 19 with further summer programs. Local business leaders view a new filling station as an opportunity for a improved park stand.
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Residence Fire Destroys Cedar Falls Home As Family Absent
The residence of Carl lems, about ten miles north of Cedar Falls, burned Monday evening with the family away. Neighbors discovered the blaze too late to save the structure or its contents. Fire officials reported that nothing could be saved from the house.
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Osage Boy Honored Editor in Chief of Iowa State Student
Osage, Iowa, March 6 Special Harold MO Steels reports Amos Was a recent editor in chief of the Iowa State Student, the student edited college paper. The Osage boy earned statewide recognition for his appointment.
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White Spruce to Battle at Park in boxing program
Promoter Ralph Alexander stages another Electric Park boxing card tonight as part of a lefty championship tournament. Main event features Bob White versus Kid Spruce, a colored fighter, in a four round bout along with several prelims and a semi final. Winners and other matchups set for Friday and Saturday as the tournament narrows to the title bouts. Results from last night include McGraw over Lehr, Ruiz stopping Villa, Roberts stopping Town, and Sunshine Kid defeating Murphy.
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