Bunnies Crush Waterloo On 18 to 0 Score
Cedar Rapids shellacked Waterloo 18 to 0 at the new ball park as Marwell pitched for Waterloo and Maxwell held Cedar Rapids in check until the sixth. Kris Krisinger hurled the last five frames for Waterloo while Speas homered with two on in the eighth to cap the scoring. Local hits were sparse as Cedar Rapids tallied heavily in the third and fourth with steals and errors aiding the siege.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Marwell
Maxwell
Krisi Krisinger
Speas
Daves
Krisinger
Alaglia
Simmons
McCracken
Rapids
Maroney
Mec-Cracken
Bellainwer
Plas
I Te Echtannever
Simmons Tochtermeyer
McDowell
Mmcdowel
Labhe
Khasis
Schack
Wis
Church
Maloney T
Streaery McCracken
Johnson
Howe -Marshalltown
Gregory
Drohans
Holsclaw
Hibben
Grant
Forsythe
Holslaw
Lewes
Ross Mullen
Schuler
Rock Island
I Dubuque
HieaSiter
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Ceara Eee i & Redloft
Stecher to wrestle Hansen at Omaha on July 4
Ontario, May 10. Articles for a match here on July 4 or as soon thereafter as possible between Joe Stecher of Dodge, Nebraska, former heavyweight wrestling star Pamplon and Charles Hansen were signed yesterday.
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Stecher
Hansen
Omaha
Ontario
Neb
Joe Stercher
Dodge
Pamplon
Charles Hansen
Ml Mt
Yester
A Comic Strip in Type J P McEvoy Train Sleep Scene
A comic panel shows a man on a railway seat struggle to sleep as the train curves and stops. He shifts positions, hat falls, and passengers including a tired mother with a baby enter. The conductor awakens him demanding a ticket in a brisk finale.
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Man
Baby
Associated Editors
Dempsey Predicts Carpentier Victory Over Lewis
London May 10 Jack Dempsey selected Georges Carpentier to defeat Ted Kid Lewis in the upcoming Thursday night bout. He plans to revisit a possible rematch if Carpentier wins and will consult promoter Harry Preston in Brighton as he checks prize dogs shipped from the continent. Carpentier reportedly accepts wearing a mouthpiece after initial objections. British experts largely foresee a Carpentier win citing his speed and strength.
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London
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Ted
Kid’ Lewis
Dempsey
Carpentier
Brighton
Harry Preston
Lewis
Baseballs Will Fly Far When Ruth and Williams Contend
St. Louis Browns lead in homers with 20 while the New York Americans have nine as Babe Ruth prepares to return May 20 to face Kenneth Williams of the Browns in New York. Williams has 10 homers this season, aiming to dethrone Ruth who led last year with 40 plus.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Babe” Ruth
New York
New York Americans
Ruth
Kenneth Williams
Browns
Williams
Tobin
Sisler
Ellerbe
Vangilder
Jacobson
Shock
Baker
Miller, Witt
Pipp
Baseball rulings and umpire decisions Q and A
A round of baseball Q and A covers runner hit by batted balls, sliding head first, batter touching first, and batters throwing hats. It clarifies: a runner is out if hit by a batted ball, an umpire cannot ban headfirst slides, a batter is out only if out before or upon reaching first, no authority exists for a hat-throw rule, and gloves on belts are not allowed.
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National League
Knipp Edged by Nuss in Thrilling City Bout at Majestic
Jimmy Nuss, Racine middleweight, stunned Fritz Knipp of Waterloo with a dominant late stretch, earning a clear decision as crowd of 1500 roared. Promoter Harry Pashby delivered a top tier show with Long beating Sexton on points and Jenkins defeating Navy Ross. Albert Knipp and Tony Gentle opened the card with Knipp taking the majority of rounds.
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Jimmy Nuss
Iritz Knipp
Waterloo
Majestic Theatre
Harry Pashby
Knipp
Nuss
Altho Nuss
Kapipp
Irowman
Long
Sexton
Ray Long
Omaha
Chick Sexton
Ike
Seston
Jenkins
A. Knipp
Harold Jenkins
Navy Ross
Ames
Ross
Albert Knipp
Tony Gentle
Gentle
Standings of the Clubs in American Association and Western League
In the American Association Minneapolis defeated Columbus 3 to 1, Kansas City beat Louisville 7 to 5, St Paul won 2 to 0 over Toledo, and Milwaukee crushed Indianapolis 14 to 2. In the Western League Sioux City beat Wichita 4 to 1, Oklahoma City defeated Des Moines 17 to 6, St Joseph won 8 to 5, and Denver beat Tulsa 13 to 11.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Sioux City
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Omaha
Denver
Tulsa
Mississippi Valley Teague
Stock Island
Cedar Rapids Eatap
Marshalltown
Ottumwa Bee
Waterloo
L. Pet
New York
Chicago Us
St. Lotta
Su Elisbured
Brooklyn
Philadelphia A
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Tee
St. Paulser
Oledo
Wichita St. Joseph
Teachers defeat Morningside in ten innings
Cedar Falls May 10 The Teachers edged Morningside 7 to 5 in ten innings. After Morningside scored four in the first, Russ Dickinson relieved and held the visitors to one run. The Teachers tied it in the ninth and won with two in the tenth on Russ Dickinson's homer and Rider's two base hit.
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Cedar Falls
Morningside
Russ Dickinson
Rider
Raeder
Dickinson
Henry
Ballentine
Stucher
Homerun Baker Keeps Yankees in Race
United Press reports Frank Baker of the New York Yankees, once considered washed up, is resurrecting his career. Once benched for a rookie in a pinch, Baker now anchors the infield and hits around .350, fueling a pennant chase and proving the comeback.
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Homerun Baker
United Press
New York
Frank Baker
Trappe
Frank
Baker
Itha Athletics
Athletics
Miller Huggins
Yanks
Pinch single lifts Yankees past White Sox in tenth
Camp Skinner delivered a pinch single off Acosta in the tenth inning scoring Scott as the Yankees beat the White Sox for the second time in a row. The Demon Athletics tallied 20 hits and 42 bases in a 15 to 4 rout of Cleveland with Miller homering twice and Walker Welch contributing. Marquani bungled a bunt to fill the bases in the sixth and Pat Duncan cleared them with a triple. The Browns defeated the Senators as Bayne and Tobin provided late offense.
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Pat Duncan
Braves
Cincinnati
Dodo Judge
Senators
Johnny Tobin
Bayne
Browns
New York
Ner
Yankees
White Sox
Scott
Jones
Shawkey
Sox
Johnson
Strunk
Laker
Miller
iPipp
Wand
DeVormer
Schang
Skinner
Fenster
McMillan
Chicago
T&t
Homerun
Baker
Schalk
Collins
Falk
Deformer
Hodge
Acosta
Ward
Indiana
Philadelphia
Coveleski
Keefe
Bagby
Cleveland
Doc Johnson
Heilmann
Detroit
Boston
Batteni
Bassler
Ferguson
Russell
Ruel
Walters
Washington
D.C
St Louis
Sludge
Tovin
St. Louis
Wangilder
Francis
Gleason
Gharrity
Boxing roundup of last night’s televised fights
Last night’s cards included George Sharkey beating Roy Moore in St Paul over 12 rounds. Jos Tiplitz defeated Walter Mohr in tenth round in Brooklyn after Mohr was disqualified by the referee. Andy Chaney won a 12 round decision over Harry Kabakoff in St Louis. Jack Perry won over Eddy Shevlin in a two 10 round bout in Worcester. A Denver bout between Bob Roper and Fred Fulton was postponed to May 16.
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New York
Geeorge Sharkey
Roy Moore
St. Paul
Brooklyn
Jos Tiplitz
Philadelphia
Walter Mohr
Mohr
St. Louis
Andy Chaney
Baltimore
Harry Kabakoff
Worcester
Mass
Jack Perry
Pittburgh
Eddy Shevlin
Roxbury
White Sox Lose Nail-Biter as Skinner Delivers for Yankees
New York outs Chicago in 10 innings as Camp Skinner, a Yankees rookie, breaks up the game with a third-inning single. Details of the strong Chicago offense include a Scott homer and key scoring plays, while Hodge and Shawkey split pitching duties for New York in a tight league clash.
Giants Beat Cardinals 6 0 as Ryan Dominates
National League recap: Giants shut out St Louis 6 0 on May 9 led by strong pitching and offense from their lineup. Ryan allowed few hits while Sherdel struggled. seventh inning the only frame with Cardinals baserunners. Also reports of Phillies 9, Cubs 4 and Pirates 7, Dodgers 4 with Carey Birben and Griffith stellar in defense. Cincinnati tops Boston 4 1 on Duncan triple with Donohue strong on mound. Belmonts of Bunnyville seek games with Waterloo teams in Cedar Rapids. manager Louis Rapanort listed.
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Giants
Carda St. Louis
Ryan
Cardinals
New York
Stirling
Pertica
Sher- Gel
Sherdel
St_ Louis
Ryan and Snyder
Sherdel Walker
Perth
Ainsmith
Clemone
Cubs
Phillies
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ring and
Henline
Freeman, Keen, Jones
Ofarrell
Brooklyn
Fitehrgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Duncan
Donotiue
Bohne
Thasco
Bester
Marquard
McQuillan
Gowds
Donohue
Hargrave
Cedar Rapids Belmonts
Bunnyville
Waterloo
The
Belmonts
Louis Rapanort
South Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Carpentier Faces High Stakes Against Kid Lewis
Georges Carpentier risks fortune and prestige in a 20 round bout with Ted Lewis. If the match lasts beyond ten rounds his draw fades and he loses value as a drawing card. Lewis, lighter and quick, plans to weather early rounds and wear Carpentier down before a possible knockout.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Georges Carpentier
Ted
Kid
Lewis
Varpentiear
Georges
Carpentier
Ema
Major League Records And Notable Sports Items
Summary of diverse sports notes including St. Louis 4 in an inning recapture, Minneapolis scoring in 201 consecutive games, Ethelda Bleibtrey turning professional to train in Atlantic City, Charles H. Ebbets denying a honeymoon rumor, Jack Britto set for a 12 round bout May 2, Monmouth College 5 0 over Ohio Wesleyan, and Wisconsin defeating Minnesota 12 to 2 in a Western conference baseball game.
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Minneapolis
Tincup
Louisville
Minneapolis American Association
New York
Ethelda Bletchhrey
Aew
Atlantic City
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Ebbets
Squire
Flatbrush
Brooklyn Robins
Ebbets
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jack Britto
Rayng
Monmouth
Monmouth Colléges
Ohie Wesleyan
Minn
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wallace Reid Backs Out Of 500 Mile Race
Wallace Reid the motion picture star will not drive the automobile he entered in the 500 mile international sweepstakes at the Indianapolis speedway on May 30. The move follows refusals by holders of his moving picture contract to permit competition. The report notes the decision and mentions the event along with a separate public swimming bulletin from the Waterloo YMCA.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wallace Reid
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Waterloo YM. C. al
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