Clinton tops Muscatine in doubleheader upset
Muscatine faltered at the plate and on the mound in a May 11 doubleheader, surrendering a 6 1 victory to Clinton in the opener as Harrell and Wetzel starred for Clinton while Zackert struggled for Muscatine.
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Muscatine
Zackert
Hipkatein
AB. K. IL
P.O. A
Curtis
Harrell
Wezel
Spurs
YU Vinsbrook
Runser
Masters
Lee
Clinton
AB. R
Hubbart
Baseball Season Opens in Waterloo Tomorrow
Waterloo fans expect a record crowd for the Central association opener as the Waterloo ball team returns home from a disastrous trip. Keokuk joins the parade, with plans for a street procession and a 3 30 pm first pitch by Mayor Thompson. Tex Sheldon's and Ashland's return bolster the lineup as fans hope sunny weather and improved pitching spark a fresh start.
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Waterloo
Central Association
Keokuk
Andrews
Tex
Sheldon
Texas
Ashland
Jays
Fifth Street
Thompson
Waterloo Military Band
Ball Park
Fishermen Brace for May Day Opening on Local River
Waterloo anglers prepare for a May 1 opening with hundreds hoping to win prime spots on the river. Hert Williams plans a pre-dawn stakeout with sleeping claims, while Rev Spry and Dathe tease their cautious approaches as the fishing time nears.
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Waterloo
Frids
Hert Williams
William h.oSpry
Evers
Dathe
Brown Tops Tinker’s Chicago as Federals Win 5-4
In Chicago on May 11 Mordecai Brown led the St. Louis Federals to a 5-4 victory over Joe Tinker’s Chicago club. The game stayed tight from start to finish with Brown edging Tinker’s two pitchers. The day was marked as Brown day with floral tributes to players from both teams.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Mordecai Brown
St. Louis Federals
Joe Tinker
A To
Tinker
Brown
Blovis
Harviey
Hendrix
Fisk
Wilson
Cleveland
Celveland
Hagerman
Carisch
James
Agnew
Cheney Stops League Leaders Chicago Triumphs Over Tigers 4 1
White Sox win a pitchers battle as Cheney defeats McQuillan 4 1 in Chicago. McQuillan weakened in the sixth. Chicago bats rally with three singles and a double following a base on balls. Meanwhile St Louis beats Cincinnati 3 1, Cleveland shuts out St Louis 4 0, and Cicotte edges Dauss 1 0 to give Chicago a 1 0 victory over Detroit.
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Chicago
McQuillan
Pittsburgh
Cheney
Adams
Gibson
Archer
Detroit
Cicotte
Dauss
Cobb
Crawford
Dauss and
Stanage
Cicotte and
Kuhn
C. A. Standings: Tomorrow’s Games Listed
Burlington plays Marshalltown Muscatine meets Cedar Rapids Ottumwa travels to Clinton. The schedule outlines which teams host or visit in Tuesday matchups across the conference.
Standing of the Clerks and Saturday Baseball Results
Yesterday's results list multiple games across leagues with teams Burlington Waterloo Clinton Muscatine Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Marshalltown Keokuk St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Detroit Louisville Kansas City Minneapolis Cleveland Columbus St Paul Indianapolis Milwaukee Des Moines St Joseph Topeka Wichita Lincoln Denver Omaha Sioux City plus Saturday Central Association scores and National League results Pittsburgh Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn.
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Burlington
Waterloo
Clinton
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Marshalltown
Keokuk
Cicago
Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Louisville
Kansas City
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Columbus
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Indianapolis
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Des Moines
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Topeka
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Omaha
Sioux City
Central Association
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
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Washington Chicago
Og Sales
Saa
Chicagawe
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Taowisville
Columbus Ee
Paul van
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Denver Bet Songe
Lies Moines
St. Joe
Sioux City Wees
Incomn Oa Il -Bod
BRS
Omaha Wee
Buffalo
Baltimore
American Association
Minniapalig
Milan
Lewisville
As Uite
St. Panto
Wiclita Sy
Lineahy
A. Chicago
Kansas
W C F G N Wins First Doubleheader Game
The W C F G N defeated the Postoffice team in the first game as Galloways beat Chamberlains. Frost starred with three singles and a triple, stealing home in the first inning, while Lindsey kept hits scattered until late. Duffy pitched for Chamberlains with erratic defense backing him up.
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Postofice
Galloways
Chamberlains
Chamberlain
Duffy
Galloway
Lindsey
Frost
Strong Leaders Inga. Circuit Strong Leaders Inga
Deposters Expect Northern Cities to Establish New Attendance Record, Burlington, Ia. May 11 The Central association opening day drew the largest crowds in its history with about ten thousand paid admissions across Burlington Ottumwa Keokuk and Muscatine. Waterloo Cedar Rapids Marshalltown and Clinton pe olosed for bigger turnouts next Tuesday. Managers Egan Hayden Hough Richards Boyle Belden Hill Abbott Jay Andrews Manusch are praised for skill and stability that kept salaries intact while assembling strong rosters across the league.
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Burlington
Central Association
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Muscatine
Marshalltown
Clinton
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Canton
Egan
Tom Hayden
Hough
Galesburg
Monmouth
Richards
Kewanee
Flo
Pennington
Frank Boyle
Boyle
Belden Hill
Cedar Napida
Chicago
Abbott
Doc Jay Andrews
George Manusch
Owen Hayden
Giants beat Red Box 25 to 1 at Red Cedar park
Waterloo Giants colored team toppled Red Sox at Red Cedar park Sunday afternoon scoring 25 to 1 with 85 hits. Bright and McCune homered, Claybrook Campbell and McCune anchored the attack while Gipe and Stafford caught for Red Sox. Claybrook fanned five, Campbell three, Gipe one. Messages offered for future games to Burt Brady or G Claybrook, managers. Models Defeated at Vinton 13 to 3.
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Waterloo Giants
Red Cedar Park
Bright
McCune
Giants
Claybrook
Campbell
Gipe
Stafford
Red Sox
Burt Brady
G. Claybrook
Model Isundry
Vinton
Morris
Center Point News Notes Reflect Local Movements
Center Point reports H L Bills and M D Billsborough on a southern business trip from Colorado Springs. Mrs. Augustine’s father ill prompts Kansas Ohio trip. Mrs. Ben Weishart visits her hospitalized brother Derfield in Waterloo. Emma Moore returns home after nursing in Anamosa. Mr. and Mrs. E Thompson visit Cedar Rapids. Mrs. L C Wilson from Sioux City stays awhile. Mrs. Kratzer aids move to Morning Sun where Harry Green becomes school principal. Prof Green and wife noted. Co W Humbred leaves for Trenton for C R I P work. Center Point band performs Clouds and Sunshine. Interurban construction progresses. more work expected.
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Center Point
H. L. Billsborough
M. D. Billsborough
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wm. Augustine
Kansas
Ohio
Augustine
Ben Weishart
Derfield
Waterloo
Emma Moore
Anamosa
E. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
L. C. Wilson
Sioux City
Frank Kratzer
Morning Sun
Harry Green
Wapello
Green
Center Point High School Accredited List Notice
The Center Point high school has been placed on the accredited list, as part of local education updates. Rails were laid to where they cross the Kk. L. tracks south of the Linn county nursery.
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Kk. L
Linn County
Center Point High School
Elizabeth Netardy Dies of Scarlet Fever at 23
Waverly Iowa May 14 Special Miss Elizabeth Netardy died Friday of scarlet fever at age 23 She was the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Netardy She leaves two brothers Karl and Rudolph Interment will be at Harlington cemetery She had worked the past year as a stenographer in the general office of Mutual Aid society
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Waverly
Elizabeth Netardy
Sage
Otto Netardy
Karl
Rudolph
Harlington Cemetery
General Office
Mutual Aid Society
Joy Smock
Sioux Rapids, Co
Burling
Clarkesville
Irene Smith
Fredericksburg
Charlotte Ryan
Nat Ellis
Ida Ryan
John Hough
Waterloo
J. B. Woodley
Bristow
Hilda Hayes
Des Moines
E. McMeeken
W. R. Seeley Altold
Webster City
Mr. Seeley
Heredity and School Marks Study Claims Strong Link
A German educator analyzed 2354 three generation cases with full school records and reports a very close connection between heredity and school marks. The Courier’s classified advertising is noted as consistently profitable.
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Galloway Courier and Reporter
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Inga. Circuit
Courier
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Hammondsport
N.Y
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West Fifth Street
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Nan Halperin
the Two Dorians
Ramsey Sisters
Davis & Walker
Macisy Hoyne
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
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