Water loo Ends Series at Moline and Opens at Dubuque
Waterloo Hawks fumbled with five errors giving Moline a 7 to 3 win at Moline. Plows stay atop Valley standings as Jim Grant walked seven and allowed 11 hits. Waterloo resumes at Dubuque for three games Saturday before returning home Tuesday. Chester Guppy sold to Oklahoma City after yesterday's game. new catcher Ransom played for Waterloo.
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Harry Chapman Wins Waverly Gun Club Trap Shoot
Harry Chapman of Waterloo led the all day trapshoot at Waverly Gun Club with a score of 144 breaks from 150. Bim Castle of Charles City finished second with 142 and the longest unbroken string at 60. W J Sutcliffe of Waterloo and Henry Steere of Denver tied for third with 141.
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Waverly Gun Club
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Charles City
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Henry Steere
Denver
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Saee Shamita
Four frosh at Ames get football awards
Ames May 138 Four Iowa State football freshmen who did not win numerals last fall have earned their 30 sweaters for spring practice. Awardees include Marvin Fitch Geneseo Iowa Leslie Warburton Riceville Byron Cory Ames and Paul McCleary Farham area. Cory and McCleary are ends while Warburton is a tackle. They will receive sweaters after spring quarter if scholastically eligible.
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Iowa State
Marvin Fitch
Geneseo
Leslie Warburton
Riceville
Byron Cory
Paul McCleary
Farlham
Area
Cory
McCleary
Remarkable sand shot wins onion valley match
In the Onion Valley open Angus MeeFOOZLE recounts a bizarre finish after his tee ball lodged 20 feet deep in a sand trap. He lofted sand to cover the edge, slipped up the bank, and sank the eventual winning putt while his opponent, Alonzo Dubb, wrestled the sand from his eyes.
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Dubb
Dubh
Baseball Standings From Yesterday's Regional Leagues
Mississippi Valley League results include Moline seven, Waterloo three. Ottumwa eleven, Cedar Rapids three. Dubuque six, Marshalltown two. Rock Island seven, Burlington three. National League games show Brooklyn six, Cincinnati three. New York three, St. Louis two. Chicago four, Philadelphia one. Pittsburgh and Boston seven. American League scores Chicago four, Washington four. Detroit nine, Philadelphia seven. New York four. St. Louis three. Boston at Cleveland. American Association highlights Minneapolis nine, Toledo five. Columbus six, St. Paul three. Indianapolis twelve, Milwaukee ten. Louisville none. Kansas City three. Western League matches Wichita seven eight, Lincoln six seven. Oklahoma City five two. Des Moines four seven. Tulsa twenty two, Denver seven. Omaha at Amarillo rain.
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Cedar Rapids
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Oklahomaity
Des Moines
Tulsa
Denver
Omaha
Amarillo
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Reeras
Ock Island
Ste
National League
Pew
Aweeneeres
American
Omn Americ
Indiananoalls Wawewes
Aeaes
Ubo Soledo
Milwaukee Penee
Ray Das
Sean
Wichita Qa
Amarilla Ae Ae
Okklahoma City
Giants Beat Cardinals 3 2 On Douthit Fielding Error
New York May 13 A muffed fly by Douthit in the eleventh cost the Cardinals the game as the Giants won 3 to 2. Terry scored the winning run after Devormer flied to right center and Douthit failed to reel it in. Grimes and Alexander pitched well through nine frames, with Grimes lifted for a pinch hitter. Card runs came in on a first inning single and a later homer by Douthit in the fifth, while Harper scored on Farrells double after a seventh inning tie.
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Devormer
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Alexander
Harper
Farrell
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Southworth
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Snyder
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Jack Scott
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Jimmy Wilson
Umpir Hart
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Weene Spaulding
Williams
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Wilson
Jennard
Thompson
Friberg
Oh Scott
Wilson Thompson
Homerun
Scott
Wrightstone
Moran
Hart
Time
Officers Elected For Y MLC A Tennis Club
Organization of a Y M L C A tennis club completed at a meeting in the Y rooms. Horace Tracy elected president Lynder Derby vice president and David Dewey secretary and treasurer. Membership hoped to reach a stated total soon. Clay courts at Sunnyside Country Club to host matches and tournaments.
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Y. M. CL. A. Tennis Club
Horace Tracy
Lynder Derby
David Dewey
Sunnyside Country Club
Golf As Champions Play It by Willie Macfarlane
National Open Champion Willie Macfarlane argues the putting stance matters little. He asserts the ball is struck the same regardless of stance and that comfort and confidence govern a golfer's grip and setup.
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Willie Macfarlane
Dubuque Beats Marshalltown in Two Straight Ballgame
Anson Loge of Dubuque limited Marshalltown to four hits as Dubuque won 6 to 2. Vetter started for Anson Loge, with McClung relieving. Harder struck out nine for Dubuque. The contest featured key hits by Bengal and Carney, and a homer by C Patterson.
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E.ee
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Army and Navy meet in Wisconsin spring game
Madison May 13 The University of Wisconsin hosts a spring football clash on Camp Randall with Army and Navy teams, built from Thistlethwaite coached candidates. Each side must field 22 players and a gold medal goes to every player on the winning team, though starting lineups were not released.
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Ruth Taro With Dat Ao Yankees Top Browns 4d
In St Louis on May 13 Babe Ruth again dominated as the Yankees beat the Browns 4 to 4. Ruth opened a two-run rally with a single in the fourth and drove home the winner with a fifth-inning double. Sam Jones earned the win for New York while Pennock allowed one earned run in a steady outing.
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Pennock
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Seeee
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SucGowan
Hildebrand
Evans
Dual meet win for Des Moines-Drake over Simpson College
Des Moines Drake University golf team defeated Simpson College on the Hyperion club course 1714 to Gls. Detroit plans for a Spirit of Baseball statue modeled on Ty Cobb announced with 20000 cost to be funded by Georgian friends. The statue will stand at Belle Isle recreation park. Cleveland proclaims Speaker Day honoring Tris Speaker. Havana Davis Cup team sails June 30 for Toronto to play July 14 15 16. Boxing talk between Jacks Delaney and Dempeecy hinges on lifting a ban. Los Angeles arrest for failure to support family of Ping Roadie formerly with White Sox and Giants.
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Simpson College
Detroit
Mich
Ty Cobb
Nyson Tregore
Belle Isle
Cleveland
Dunnfield
Tris Speaker
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Washington
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Canada
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COST McGRAW KELLY TO GET OWN DISCA
Tomorrow George Kelly and Eddie Roush meet at the Polo Grounds in New York. McGraw traded Roush to Cincinnati in 1916 for a player he once owned, and Kelly, versatile infield and outfield star, recalls a 1917 no curve ball win that helped Oeschger’s chase for a bonus despite the phillies pennant.
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Eddie Roush
Reds
Giants
Polo Grounds
New York
John McGraw
Roush
Cincinnati Reds
Kelly
Phillies
Joe Oeschger
Philly
Oeschger
Cresco Meet Brings Eight Track Teams to Town
Cresco hosts a large early season conference track meet Saturday featuring eight teams from Charles City Nashua Osage New Hampton West Union Decorah Waukon and Cresco. This first conference meet of the season is expected to draw strong competition and local interest.
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Cresco Region
Charles City
Nashua
Osage
New Hampton
West Union
Decorah
Waukon
Derby Eve Buzz As 53rd Kentucky Derby Nears
Louisville May 13. Derby eve as Churchill Downs prepares for the fifty third Kentucky Derby. Trainers complete final workouts for the $50 000 race with 162 nominees in contention. Fans debate the winner with top contenders Whiskery Rolled Stocking or Osmand among favorites as weather forecasts signal cooler winds and increasing clouds. Post time is around 4 40 p m central standard time if the track stays fast.
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America
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Pompey
Osmond
Fred, Jr
Scapa Flow
Bradley
Eighty Athletes Compete Saturday in Butler Classic
E Eighty athletes from seven county schools will compete in the Butler county track meet at the fairgrounds Saturday. Greene and Clarksville enter 15 men each, Alison Shell Rock and New Hartford 10 each, and Aplington Aredale five. Preliminaries start at 10 am, finals at 2 pm, with T I Mendenhall of Town State Teachers College officiating. Medals go to the top individual scorer, a trophy to the winning school, and a traveling cup owned by the county association for the meet winners, to become the school's property for one year.
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Allison
Butler County
Fairgrounds
Greene
Clarksville
Alison
Shell Rock
New Hartford
Aplington Aight
Aredale
T. l. Mendenhall
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County Association
Assyrian Prince Seeks Place on Chicago Eleven
Prince Shmuel Khaninin, a Chicago University spring football squad member, explains preferring American football to royal duties. He admires athletic competition and aims to become a good football player, risking his throne for sport and its broader appeal.
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Muddy Moles
Shmuel Khaninin
Assyria
University of Chicago
America
Pitcher Altgilbers cut. Dubuque signs two rookies
The Hawk's Nest Dubuque releases Altgilbers after an arm injury and signs two rookies George Simms of Chicago and Bill Deere of Payson, both former Quincy players. Chester Guppy sold to Oklahoma City. Waterloo fans plan travel for River City game with special train schedules.
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Speas
George Simms
Chicago
Bill Deere
Payson
Quincy
Waterloo
Yesterday's Homers Dominated By Cubs and Senators
National league totals show Stephenson of the Cubs homered twice and Doubit of the Cardinals scored once. American league totals note a judge from the Senators with two runs. No other official totals are provided in the fragment.
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Cubs
Doubit
Cardinals
Senators
National
Cee E Reer
American
Fish tackle sale promises vast stock in city
The notice advertises a large fishing tackle shop with the largest stock in the city. It urges customers to visit this evening or tomorrow Sunday, promising ready worms and appealing prices for all tackle before buying elsewhere. The copy emphasizes a ready-to-catch fish lineup and urges customers to inspect the selection.
Art A. Stitz Cigar Co. Ad in Tobacco News
Local tobacconist Art A. Stitz Co advertises best stock of cigars, tobacco products, pipes in town with contact at 100 East 4th, phone 1208-100.
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Art A. Stitz Cigar Co
Towa
East 4Th
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