Chicago Beats Brooklyn 2 to 1 in Baseball Showdown
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1 as Grover Alexander wins his sixth straight decision. Elliott’s double and an error by Hollechar set Brooklyn’s tally, while Chicago ties the game on a miscue and takes the lead on Killefer’s hit following a Deal walk and Terry steal. Giants blank Reds 6–0 as Benton dominates. St Louis upends Boston 8–3. other games rained out.
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Grover Alexander
Brooklyn
Ust
Elliott
Hollechar
Johnson
Robins
Deal
Terry
Killefer
Abritporb Flack
Garber
Teele Iobertson
Ab. Myers
Konetchy
Nola
Eliot
Fieffer
Hillett
Robertson Nei
Alexander
Pfeffer
Giants
Reds
Cincinnati
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Fisher
Abrhpo
Burns
Young
Fletcher
Doyle
Kauft
Lear
Kelly
Snyder
C. Benton
Billiter
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Roush
Duncan
Kopf
Sede
Rif
Rariden
C Bressler
Luque P. Crane
Allen
Olson
Johnston
Huduty
Wheat
Barthen
Xoc
Luque
Tsue
Rath
Groh
Daubert
Luqua
Innnings
Lugue
St. Louis
Boston
Bt. Louis
St._Louis
Oestnger
Jones
Onelia Gowdr
Haines
Clemons
Cedar Rapids Nab Nifty Win Over Terre Haute in Season Opener
The Cedar Rapids Rabbits defeated Terre Haute 3 to 1 in a tight game noted for peppy fielding. Reinhart and Hardgrove led the offense with a triple and clutch hits while Fitzpatrick drew applause for his pitching and timely outs at the plate.
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Cedar Rapids Cops
Terre Haute
Cedar Rapids
Agon
Rabbits
Fitzpatrick
Reinhart
Hardgrove
Bensen
Steinhart
Benson
Slamgrove
Rejule
Myers
Schulte
Kramerer
O'Tsarra
Wrycallis
Colina
Cedar Raplis
iMardgrove
iRonsen
Mitamatrick
Tarre Harte
Cedar Napida
Jenkins
Mardgrave
Hruska
Klumb
Bonsen
Hardgrave
Ph Collings
Hrusk
Harigrave
Wilson
Wute
Reno
W Vallish
Strick
Mulford to Drive in 500-Mile Indy Race May 31
Indianapolis May 14 Ralph Mulford, veteran Indy 500 starter, has entered a Mulford Special for the eighth international speedway event on May 31. Known as the Topsy of racing, Mulford built engines from a boy and rose to prominence with Lozier, winning the 1910 Elgin road race and holding prior distance records at Brighton Beach.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ralph’ Mulford
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Mulford
Speedway
Ralph
Lozier
Harry Michael
Points Breeze
Philadelphia
Brighton Beach
Elgin
Monene
Rural farmers offered wholesale service contract option
The company cites financial strain and cannot provide individual rural service. A wholesale contract is prepared allowing groups of twenty five or more farmers to organize a company to obtain service. Interested parties may apply at the office for full information.
Rock Island boxer defeats Coats Colz in ten rounds
Port Flash report notes Tommy Comis of St. Paul scored a decisive victory over Coats Colz of Spring Valley in eight of 100 rounds. In Battle Creek Michigan Tony Melch ier from Chicago stopped Soldier Jim Marples of St. Louis in a fast first round bout.
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Rock Island
Tommy Comiskey
St. Paul
Coats Colz
Spring Valley
Battle Creek
Mich
Tony Melchier
Chicago
Jim Marples
St. Louis
Aty Fawmp Cunter
Weight matters in boxing mindsets on Georges Carpentier era
The piece argues lighter heavies often win and cites historical bouts. It notes Georges Carpentier at about 185 pounds, contrasts with rivals like Dempsey and Willard, and recalls legends such as Sullivan, Fitzsimmons, Mace, Langford, and Jeffries to discuss balance of weight and skill in title fights.
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Georges Carpentier
John &. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Dim
Sullivan
Mitchel
Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
Fitz
Jeff T
Jem Mace
Tom Allen
Mace
Foon
Allen
Sam Langford
Langford
Dempsey-Willard
Dempsey
Willard
Carpentier
Carpenter
Beckett
Weight misstatement in heavyweight match noted
The report states that a phrase or item labeled tay much im portante was placed in weight when it should not have counted in a heavyweight bout. Officials acknowledge the error and review scoring procedures to prevent recurrence.
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Tay Much Importante
City League Sets Weeknight Games for Waterloo Rotation
Waterloo's City Baseball league adopts Tuesday and Thursday games at 6 p m starting soon after a meeting of the Greater Waterloo association. A Sunday opener was scrapped. six clubs remain Foresters Young Business Men Nauman Colt Moose Waterloo Gas and two top teams will clash on Labor Day to crown the champion.
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Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Cedar River Park
Ben
Order of Foresters
Jesup
Dlobor
Illinois Central
J. c
On Mars
Foresters
Young Business Men
Nauman Colt Moose
Waterloo Gas
Fishing Season Opens Tomorrow
The article announces the start of fishing season with preparations by families for angling tomorrow. It mentions bait like angle worm, frog, minnow and game fish, and notes common gear including fish poles, reels, lines and a jimmy pipe.
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Dad
Palmero No Hit Game For Omaifa
Omaha pitcher Palmero threw a no hit game against Joplin yesterday with one walk and seven strikeouts. Donovan of Joplin allowed two hits and four walks. Omaha tallied once, and Vigil hints at a Cedar era, while local fishing interest grows with the Waterloo Bait Casting club enrolling fifty members.
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Omaha
Neb
Palmero
Hall of Fame
Joplin
Donovan
Waterloo
Waterloo Bait Casting Club
Fishing Season Opens For Game Fish Statewide
The official fishing season begins tomorrow with bass and crappie open for harvest. The game warden will monitor for violations during the closed season, as anglers from youths to adults take up rods and reels.
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Billy
Willow
Dad
Kellerton duo eyed to win state horse shoe title
Des Moines reports Kellerton, Jr. aims for the state fair horse shoe championship. The town challenges any Iowa pair, with a side bet of 100 dollars or more on Frank Jackson and his son, who boast 13 consecutive double ringers.
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Des Moines
Kellerton, Jr
Iowa
Frank Jackson
Jackson
Waverly Printing Co Moves to New Office
May 14 In Waverly the office and milling department of Wartburg Publishing Co have moved to the Q Babcock store building. County Agent Thorson is at home here. Miss Glenine Bordecker and Harold W Crisman were married in Waterloo. Memorial day plans were discussed by the American Legion. J F Pearns, Republican governor candidate, spoke at the Community club luncheon. A Knights of Columbus delegation attended class initiation at Charles City. Waverly amateur baseball hosts Moose of Waterloo at the new park Sunday. Mrs Claude Coul has gone to Washington to be with her ailing father. Rev Father Byrne officiated a Mexican wedding with an interpreter. Campus Mixture ad promotes lawn products. A silent but effective salesman. For Sale Ad in the Courier.
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Waverly
Omlice and Mulling Department of
Wartburg Publishing Company
Q. Babcock
Thorson
Glenine Bordecker
Harold W. Crisman
Waterloo
American Legion
J. F. Pearns
Republian
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Europe
Tozo
Seavice, Inc
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City League
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Gordon Hat
Martin Martin
Waterloo Laundry Co
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Patterson
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the Courier
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Victor Records
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Monroe Clothes
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