Ansons Cop From Cedar Rapids Wins Wild Contest 12-4
Marshalltown defeated Cedar Rapids yesterday in a wild game, with the Ansons winning 12 to 4. Cedar Rapids pitchers were hit hard and the Ansons made costly errors early, but Pederson homered with the bases loaded in the sixth to tie the game, and manager Lane brought in Thornley in the eighth to protect a one-run lead.
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Welderwulstnd Swanson
Cubs Rally Past Giants In Ninth For Victory
Chicago edges New York 7 to 5 after a late-inning surge. Hack Wilson contributed two-base hits in a comeback led by the Cubs, while injuries and substitutions marked the game as fans watched a dramatic finish.
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Giants
Des Moines-Wakonda hoops struggle amid rain soaked night
Sports brief notes terse mismatches and records from Des Moines, Red Oak, Mason City, Hanover, and Chicago. Highlights include Fort Des Moines post loss, McCrary’s golf claim, Northwestern athletics official duties, Dartmouth football next coach, and a Dodgers win over Cardinals in a rapid, rain-affected series game with Bottomley homering.
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Fort Des Moines
Red Oak
Robert McCrary
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Mason City
hKenneth Jtmm
Northwestern University
Hanover
Jess Hawley
Dartmouth
Athieli Council
New York
United States Law Tennis Association
Evidence of Damage and Odd Club Tales Featured
A note from the New Hampshire forestry department cites roadside fire damage including a large advertising sign valued at $40. The piece also mentions a Boulder mountain club calling itself the Never Sweat Tiking club with quirky insignia and a Chesterton quotation. Additional items describe a Monterey pier whale and Labero the hypnotist in Berlin engaging with dangerous animals.
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Oclub
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Chesterton
Senators land at top of league with defeat of White Sox
Washington slipped past Chicago 9th inning as shortstop Lillye delivered the winning runs. Ferguson vs Lyons duel. Senators move into first as New York and Cleveland stumble. Cobb leads Tigers with four RBIs on four hits and two homers in 14-10 win over Yankees.
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Michigan Illinois Tie for Big Ten Baseball Lead
Michigan surged into a first place tie with Illinois after winning three games last week. The Wolverines moved from fifth to the top alongside Illinois, with Purdue Minnesota Northwestern Wisconsin Ohio State Indiana Iowa and Chicago trailing in the conference standings.
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Northwestern Defeats Iowa in Wild Baseball Contest 11 7
Iowa City May 10 Northwestern nine beat Iowa 11 to 7 after Iowa led with seven runs on five hits and five errors by Northwestern. Northwestern scored five in a wild seventh inning to erase a 3–0 deficit and Iowa replied with six, aided by bases loaded success before Adams and Palmer exited. Corbin relieved in the ninth. A tennis upset followed as Iowa’s Lutz and Swartz rallied to tie Minnesota 3 1 0.
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Baseball totals and player notes from yesterday
Yesterday's baseball rundown shows team totals and player heads with scattered names and partial scores. The report mentions St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn and Chicago with fragmented player references and implied run totals. Substantive details and complete results are not clearly readable in the fragment.
Knox Trackmen Defeat Coe 87 to 42 in Dual Meet
Knox College topped Coe College 87 to 42 in a regional dual meet in Galesburg. Gal Lagher led visitors with wins in both hurdles and high jump, adding points toward a 14 point total. Mike Roberts, freshman miler, posted a strong runner up time and set a new Wrex record in the 1,000? yard dash.
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Hawks Win Nonstop Rout Over Cedar Rapids in Wild Saturday Game
The Hawk's Nest Waterloo edged Cedar Rapids 17 to 16 in a high scoring Saturday contest. Spot Grant homered for the Hawks and Fred Beck led a powerful offensive effort while Manager Oldius Dixon shifted positions and contributed on base. Dixon stole two bags in the nth inning, boosting a team that featured sharp fielding from Hawk shortstop Stuart Clarke and solid defense from Silvey. The Islanders, led by Preston Gray, showed balance with Wunch strong in every phase of play.
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Preakness Stakes Looms At Pimlico For Turfdom
Baltimore awaits the $60,000 Preakness as 15 three year olds race toward the 2 3 16 mile classic. Canter and Bagdage lead a strong field with Color Sergeant Blondin and Rockman among contenders while Maryland bred Canter is favored in ideal weather for a potentially 50,000 crowd.
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Fort Smith Club Sends Kettenbeil to Longvieig Lex
Fort Smith club allocates pitcher Kettenbeil to Longvieig in Texas to rest his troublesome arm. Writer Rettenheil expresses desire to return to Waterloo and asks Courier readers to continue subscriptions, signing off with regards to Dixon and fans.
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West High leads district track rivals in state bid
West High qualified three individuals and two relay teams for the state high school track meet at Drake University, Des Moines, after a district classic in Independence. East High also advanced one man, with individual placings by Pixley, Holgate, McGlade, Demmel, and Thompson, while Cedar Rapids and Dubuque areas trailed in points.
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Big Group Competes in Junior Olympic Classic at Byrnes Park
About 200 boys joined the Junior Olympic meet at Byrnes Park under Waterloo Playground Association supervision. Results include Chas A L2 to DE Voarny in 60 meters, Marold Thompson and Whittler leading sprinting, Dale Frymmel first in baseball distance throw, Ralph Weber first in 160 meter dash, Elmer Manahl second in baseball throw, and Otto Woebe king taking running broad jump honors.
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Everpete Scott
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Belden Hill Rejects Friday Protest on Game
Cedar Rapids report says Belden Hill will not act on protests from Fridays game between Waterloo and Dunnies. Manager Fred Beck alleged Waterloo used 18 men in uniform, but Valley Lodge president Belden Hill declined action, citing midseason lineup changes. A similar protest by Ansom manager in Marshalltown Rock Island game also would be dismissed.
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Taylor MecGraw to Meet in Main Go at Park Tuesday
Youxhy Taylor from Oelwein will meet John McGraw of Waterlon in the six round feature bout at Eleca Life Park Tuesday evening. Two four round matches are carded with Wieco Kid versus Kid Rebe Pee and Lou Foster Wattling KEW. City championships decided in three weights at the park Saturday evening. Kid Ray won welterweight, John McGraw outpointed Kid Spruce for featherweight, Kid Sea beat Kid Lehr for bantam. Dakota Kioutpainted Kid Roberts in another four round bout.
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Lou Foster Wattling
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Two Tie for First in Sunnyside Country Club Golf Tourney
Fred McClain and R G Donghe erly tied for first place in the handicap medal play the first of the season at Sunnyside Country Club Saturday afternoon. Net scores 75 each. Nathan Northey 78 second. Harry Schuite and Georg Waer tied for third with 77 each. Dr ee W Elly gon Waa fourth with 79. About 40 took part. Similar meets planned for the second Saturday of each month.
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R. G Dongheerly
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