Waterloo Teams Entered With 60 Others in Games
Waterloo high school relay squads head to Cerro Gordo for the Mason City relay carnival, with two to three teams from each Cedar Valley school. Cedar Falls dominates Cedar Valley meet at Waverly, 32 1/2 to 20 to 17, seven records fall led by Van Koten of Hansell. Stine Clarksville tops high hurdles. Cedar Falls sets mile relay mark. West Waterloo and East Waterloo others set marks. deep field events feature Van Katen and Stetzel. Cornell College beats Beloit 78 to 53 in Mount Vernon track duel.
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Waterloo
Mason City
Cerro Gordo Capital
Tigers
Hansell
Stine
Clarksville
Cedar Falls
Lake
Paulson
Baxter
Christensen
Sidney
Stetzel
West
Milligan
Nashua
Caret
Habn
Charles City
Garner
Shell Rock
Secord
Hardinger
West Waterloo
Thomas
Oelwein
Smith
Leonard
Cedar ‘Falls
Clancy
eeOon “Pixley
Pixley
Ord
New Cedar Valley
Maley
Harris
East Waterloo
Hudeon
Independence
Broderson
Webberiing
Harmening
Waverly
Leary
Wilkinson
Boete Telay
Oalwein
Thein
Fenner
Thomas and Maler
Hast
West Water
Seteera Agers
Saniégunels
Jke
East
Pacific Coast league signed umpire Magerkurth after firing
Former Valley umpire Magerkurth, living in Molina OS, left for the west coast to umpire in the Pacific Coast league. A city parade and flag raising ceremony featured Mayor Ernest Mitchell and a half holiday for business employees. Opening day programs include a Burlington Cedar Rapids basebalI tilt with a naval reserve and municipal contingents. A Cedar Rapids welterweight bout on May 16 splits a three-fight semi windup with Rozgall and Mays in a 10 round main event.
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George
Magerkurth
Valley
American ‘Association
Battling
Molina
Eee Ae Se
Johnny Ton
Cedar “Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Mike Rozgall
Omaha
Louie Mays
Des Moines
Yankees Subdue White Sox 9–0 in Chicago crowd record
New York Hoyt shut out Chicago 9–0 at Comiskey Park as the Yankees hammer Blankenhip and consign Connally and Cole to rough early innings. Pat Collins belts a seventh inning homer in front of a 52,000 plus crowd, the largest ever at the park.
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Chicago
New York
Waite Hoyt
White Sox
Yankees
Blankenship
Connally
Cole
Pat Collins
Comiskey Park
Abrwpore Comics
Koenig
Metzler
S.e
Falk
Sereet
Barrett
Ff Clancy
Ruth
Humefield
Gehrig
Homerun
Collins
Dugan
Hoyt
Lazzeri
Evans
McGowan
Hildebrand
Indians
Cleveland
Philadel- Perkins
Weenie
Boley
Sweet
Ehmke
tFox
Poole
Philadelphia
Perkins
Wheat
French
Buckeye
Neis
Fox
Branom
Spurgeon
Burns
L. Sewell
Eichrodt
J. Sewell
Buckphia
Eve
Dineen
Nallin
van Graflan
Ward
Eceeneet
McCurdy
Moore
Eddie Collins
Aneuree
Lamar, If
Coes
Eat
Dtsumenes
Hale
Cemerem
Eaenes
Wasscoree
Abrhpoae
J, Sewell
R&r
Weis, Cf
Bichrodt
Dutzke
Buckeyé
Fights Last Night Roundup From Cities
In Memphis Bud Taylor faced Pat Moore while in Chicago Babe Ruth battled Harry Forbes. In New York Mike McTigue met Pat McCarthy and Johnny Risko fought Pat Lester. Jack Demare clashed with Earl Blue and Ato Kuh faced Jose Dominguez.
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Associated Press
New York
Mike McTigue
Pat McCarthy
Johnny Risko
Pat Lester
Jack Demare
Earl Blue
Ate Ao Kuh
Jose Dominguez
Memphis
Tenn
Bud Taylor
Pat Moore
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Harry Forbes
Answers to 10WA Quizzes Chronicle
The items list the quiz dates and details: February 25, 1847. years 1836 to 1838. Tama Jim Wilson and Les lie M Shaw. Dubuque 1834. Methodists. Cedar Rapide.
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Tama Jim” Wilson
Leslie M. Shaw
Dubuque
Cedar Rapide
Sometimes It Pays to Borrow
An advertisement offers loans from 50 to 900 with 6 percent interest for all classes of people seeking funds. The Joe Morris Plan promotes water-related services and urges borrowers to consider this option.
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Joe Morris
Sian le
McManus Delivers Game Winning Single Against Boston
Detroit slips past Boston 3 to 2 as Marty McManus singles with bases loaded in the ninth. Welzer walked key batters, Fothergill ended hitless in his 18th straight game, and Flagstead Helmann and Warner contributed two base hits for Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Red Sox
Marty McManus
Tony Welzer
Boston
Fothergill
Manush
Warner
Ue AE Tobin
Rf Taecenmee SL
Rollings
Advena Bo
Todt
LIL
Flagstead
Cfenw
Jacobson
Shaner
Myers
Rothrock
Hofmann
Welzer
Abrhpore Blue
Heilmann
McManus
Tavener
Woodall
Collins
Neun
Blue
Ormsby
Owens
Spont Summary of Chicago Sparta Tie With Hakoah
Chicago Sparta and Hakoah Vienna played to a 2 2 draw in a late surge. Uruguayan world champions beat St. Louis all stars 4 1. Fort Worth reports Carl Hubbell returned to Detroit Tigers after two seasons with Toronto. Berlin match saw Francis Hunter fall to Ott Frietzheim 1 6 1 8 2 6 2 3. Tilden beat Hainz Landmann 3 6 6 1 0 6 3. Hartford Eastern league club lost home grandstand in a fire with $75000 damage.
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Chicago
Sparta
Hakoah
Vienna
St. Louis
Jumping Expert J. W. Simon Stars in Western Conference Meets
Jumping expert J. W. Simon of the University of Illinois tops the Western conference in the hop and step while scoring heavily as a broad jumper for the team. He won the Texas and Rice relay events this spring with jumps of 23 feet 834 inches and 23 feet 7 inches respectively.
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J. W. Simon
University of Illinois
Texas
Rice
Cruickshank and Armour defeat Hagen in 36-hole match
Washington Thomas Armour and Bobby Cruickshank beat Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen six up with five to play after a windy round. Cruickshank starred with 72 in the morning and 83 in the second, while Kann joined Cedar Rapids as a pitcher. Fayette-Upaper Iowa faces State Teachers College in a local game as State Teachers pursues a conference title and Upper Iowa leads the percentage column.
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Washington
Thomas Armour
Congressional Country Club
Bobby Cruickshank
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Cruickshank
Cedar Rapids
Charles Kann
Chicago
Kann
Woodlawn
Fayette—Upaper
Iowa University
State Teachers College
State Teachers
Upper Iowa
Mrs Ross Returns Boosts Flood Relief Fund
Mrs Frederic Mills Ross of the Ross Conservatory of Music has returned to the city after a five week journey broadcasting readings from major radio stations in Chicago New York and Pittsburgh. Her Knoxville entertainment raised a sizable sum for flood relief. The trip included a visit to Charleston South Carolina.
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Frederic Mills Ross
Ross Conservatory of Music
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Knoxville
Tenn
Charleston
S. C
Father Molloy to head waiter at sacred heart may supper
Rev J M Molloy pastor of Sacred Heart church will head waiter at a May fete supper tomorrow night in the church social rooms. Dinner begins at 6 pm with a menu including baked ham potatoes au gratin early June peas Mexican slaw rolls coffee and pie a la mode. After dinner a card party and bridge will offer 24 prizes.
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J. M. Molloy
Sacred Heart Church
Bridge
Roy Porter Elected Editor of 1919 Hawkeye
Roy P. Porter son of Mr and Mrs A L Porter of 312 Home Park Boulevard has been elected editor of the 1919 Hawkeye yearbook of the University of Iowa junior class. Ralph Young will be business manager. The new chiefs will assume charge at the close of the school year.
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Roy P. Porter
A. L. Porter
Home Park Boulevard
University of Iowa
Ralph Young
Major League Leaders Across Both Leagues May 8
Aggregate leaders from the American and National Leagues include Hornsby of the Giants leading batting with .407 and 26 runs, Lindstrom and Hafey among top hitters, Frisch and Bell in triples, and Webb with homers. In the American League Gehrig tops runs and triples, Koenig leads hits, Gehrig again homers, with Goslin and Simmons strong on steals. Pitchers Haines Lisenbee Hudlin Collins and Pennington post several three win starts.
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Associated Preas
Hornsby
Giants
L Lindstrom
Hafey
Cardinals
L. Bell
Cards
Ford
Reds
Frisch
Webb
Cubs
Turson
Gianta
Haines
Fothergill
Tigers
Gehrig
Yankees
Koenig
Doutles—Kamm
White Sox
Goslin
Washington
Simmons
Athletics
Lisenbee
Senators
Hudlin
Indians
Collins
Pennock
Yesterday's homeruns and league totals recap
National League leadoff hitters Hafey of the Cardinals and Collins of the Yankees singled in early runs. Webb and Cube contributed scoring plays as the American and National leagues posted a series of hits and runs in a brisk games day.
Doll Feast playlet staged at East Library
Pupils of grade 5 A at John Fiske school presented a Japanese playlet The Doll Feast during story hour in the East Library juvenile department. Miss Ruth Gabriel directed. Virginia Cunningham 10 originated the story and played an American girl. Cast included Bernice Ford Carroll Fredericks Russell Beinett Marjorie Shepherd Helen Bote Martha Ellen Lunkley Jane Hoel Edith Rathbun Maxine Werling with Donald Hefner Carroll Grove Richard Steele Paul Hansmire and Raymond Crandall as announcer. Costumes enhanced the production and a library department head Miss Theresa Feyereisen will treat the cast later in the week.
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John Fiske School
the East Library
Ruth Gabriel
Virginia Cunningham
Virginia
Snyder
Shunzo
Bern
Theresa Feyereisen
Library
Iowa U Baseball Team Has 2 Tilts Carded This Week
Iowa City May 9 The University of Iowa fields three athletic squads for a busy weekend. Baseball brings a 3 to 1 win over Minneapolis and heads to Urbana to atone for a 6 to 1 loss. Tennis posts a 4 to 3 victory at Northwestern. Track suffers 78 to 57 defeat to Michigan. home meet with Minnesota Saturday coincides with Indiana dual and the eighteenth interscholastic track meet prior to the Iowa Hoosier dual.
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Iowa City
INS
University of Iowa
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Bresnahan
Michigan
Urbana
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Nine teen track meets sweep Iowa venues on May day
Des Moines reports nine teen track and field meets across Iowa drawing thousands of contestants. Winners include East High Des Moines at Grinnell with 144 points and Clarion High at Hampton with 42344 points. other victors span Perry High Waukon Grinnell Sioux City Quincy and more, with dual meets and triangulars featuring Iowa schools and regional colleges.
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Des Moines
Ilowa
Grinnell
East High
Hampton
Clarion High
Clinton
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Waukon
Guthrie Center
Perry High
Fonda
Rockwell City
Emmetsburg
Knox
Coe
Iowa State-Drake University
Crawford County
Denison
Manila
Parsons
Iowa Wesleyan
Tristate
Sioux City
Morningside
North Iowa
Ma~son City
Clear Lake
Cedar Valley
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Humboldt
Humboldt High
Council Bluffs
Central High
Iowa State
Penn, Simpson
Des Moines U
Penn College
Fort Madison
Quincy
High
Waukon Wins Its Own Track and Field Meet
Waukon high won its invitation meet scoring 45.5 points on Saturday. Cresco took second with 38.5, Nashua 18, Decorah 16, Riceville 15, and Wadena 1. Several good marks were recorded despite poor weather.
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Waukon
Waukon High
Cresco
Nashua
Decorah
Riceville
Wadena
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Father Molloy
Roy Porter
Hawkeye
Major League “ Leaders
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Japan
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TRAGK
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America
Harper Leech
United States
Standard Oil Company
Middle West
Standards Oil Company
Standard Otts Company
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