Phillies Pitchers Lose as Reds Win in Wild Game
Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 4 to 2 after Cantwell and Weinert resembled control issues. Reather was removed after a dispute with umpire Riem ended in the seventh. Eller relieved and lasted only until the ninth. Cantwell started, loading the bases with a bell hit Croh before the decisive runs.
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Cincinnati
Cantwell
Weinert
Philadelphia
Reds
Altho
Reather
Kiem
Eller
Cant
Senators Down Detroit And Washington May 15
Detroit beaten in a loosely pitched game with Washington edging in. The Detroit offense struggled as Washington pitchers held key hitters in check and the final score reflected a tight contest with few big innings. Generals like Glaister and Young appear in the box score among multiple batters from both sides.
Ruths Home Run Frenzy Tops Headlines In May Report
Babe Ruth drives toward a new home run record with three more circuit hits over two days, bringing his total to five. The May 15 report lists leaders across American and National leagues, highlighting Johnson of Cleveland and Jackson of Chicago among top batters, plus steals and runs metrics for Flack, Roush, and others.
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Chicago
Babe” Ruth
New York
Johnson
Cleveland
Joe Jackson
Chicary
Mamas
Jackson
Robbie Roth
Washington
Ty Cobb
Detroit Star
Inney
Philadelphia
Woeaver
Felach
Speaker
Hendryx
Weston
Gerber
St Louis
Gutloon
St. Louis
Sisler
Brinolgon
Nicholson
Pittsburgh
Roger Hornsby
St. Lous
Por Lebourgeau
Max Flack
Bery
Wiliama
Robertson
Roush
Cincinnati
Neale
Stock
Hach
Groh
Duma
Brooklyn
Daubert
Flack
Myers
American Association
O'Mara
Indianapolis
Americas Association
Leo Dressen
St. Paul Flyer
Dressen
del Gainer
Milwaukee
Babe
Henry
Columbus
Tincup
Louisville
Wickland
Toledo
Schreiber
Gaston
Garner
Miler
St Paul
Southern Association
Miller
Tittle Rock
Tha
Moore
Little Rock
Giason
Chattanooga
Caremphis
Carroll
Blades
Memphis
Harper
Wane Lite Fe Rock
Maurer
Atlanta
High
Hus
Birmingham
Bischort
Bogart of Joplin
Kelleher
St Joseph
Heights
Sioux City
Dunn
Joplin
Hitt
Oklahoma City
Yeryan
Wichita
Gonawitz
Butler
Kruegar
Jomin
Crosby
St. Joseph
Platte
Omaha
Iowa Conference Track Meet Ends With Coe College Victory
Coe College won the eleventh annual Iowa Conference track meet in Cedar Rapids scoring 61 3/4 points. Cornell was second with 45, followed by Des Moines Union 29 5/6, Dubuque 20 1/8, Iowa Wesleyan 7, Simpson 3, Penn 1, and Parsons 1/2. Johnston of Des Moines Union set a conference record in the half mile while Lewis of Des Moines Union tied the 10-yard dash record. Five men finished with 10 points each, led by Lewis and West of Coe, with Bretnall and Holt among others scoring in multiple events relevent to the meet outcomes.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Iowa
Cornell
Des Moines Union
Dubuque
Iowa Wesleyan
Simpson
Penn
Parsons
Johnston
Des Moines Union College
Lewis
Bretnall
Peterson
Berger
Coe
West of Coe
Armstrong
Dubuane
Candalaria
Holmarecht
Des Moines
Zea
Yord dash—Bretnall
Holt
DesMoines
Prentress
Chambers
Duke
Helmbrecht
Ted
Scott
Thompson
West Foes
Wrusselman
Conn
O'Neel
Comets
Tuistanes
R Burger
Preston
Harris
Day
Heimtre
van Metre
Cas
Dice
Come
Smith
Dubuquey
JT Longnecker
Own Wesleyan
Econd
Corsell
Sterling Mpson
Hott
Sehlot
Terbock
H. Makeever
Frentress
Cornnell
Lawrence
Peterigen
Hretnall
Wesleyan
Time
Cost
Des Moin
Leram Tity Seenger
Wee
Kennedy
Dex Moines
Vannell
Wesley
Paterson
Schlotterbeck
Davenport Registered Shoot Set For May 30
Waterloo trap shooters receive invites to a Davenport Gun Club registered shoot on May 30. Past Davenport events were lively affairs with five sittings of 15 birds per event. Two 75 bird events cost 7.50 and 7.0 dollars respectively, with a class system and the Interstate Association trophy for the high gun.
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Waterloo
Davenport
Gey
Davenport Sporting Club
Interstate Association
Standings of Teams in Pennant Races
Standings show American Association results with Minneapolis 2 Toledo 9 and Milwaukee 7 St Paul 1. Columbus Western League matches list Omaha 4 Joplin 1 Jowanh Wichita 0 Sioux City 3 Oklahoma City.
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Thams
American Association
Mintisipolis
Toledo
Lautevilig
Kantas
Milwaukee
T Paul
Columbus & Western
Lesgus
der Motives
Omaha
Joplin
Jowanh
Wichita
Oux City
Oklahoma City
le Pet
Gaeveland WW
Washington
Stu Louis
Patisésiphia
la Pet
Pittsbersa
Bivona
AIS
Taisa
Ackley White Sox Set Season Opener May 23
Ackley Iowa May 15 The Ackley White Sox will formally open the baseball season on May 23 with a game against the Parkers team. Clubs seeking games with the Ackley White Sox should write G. G. Wade, manager.
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Ackley White Sox
Ackley
White Sox
Parkers
G. Wade
Baseball Prospects Bright Bleachers to Be Erected Soon
Waterloo opens summer baseball with the Y M E and I G shops teams at Cedar River ball park. City league officials announced bleachers will be built to benefit the park and league, likely finished within two weeks though not ready for opening day May 18. A summer schedule is being prepared.
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Cedar River
Ben Hur
Forester
Mada
Red Lea to Pitch for Tripoli as Fergeman Catches
Tripoli Iowa May 15 The Tripoli baseball club announces Raymond Red Lea star pitcher from Upper Iowa University will join for the season. Lea impressed fans last year in multiple games and aims to strengthen the team starting June 12. The club plans a practice game on the legal diamond tomorrow and opens the season on May 23 with Hither Denver or Waterloo Moose, followed by Waverly on May 30. Fergeman has many offers to catch with other teams but will stay in Tripoli to help build a winning squad.
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Tripoli
Raymond
Red
Fawn
Coe
St. Ambrose
Denver
Waterloo Moose Club
Waverly
Fergeman
Charles City
Drayton
N. C
Walt
Tripari
Boyle s Bunnies Win Long Game In Eleventh inning
Cedar Rapids Iowa May 15 Boss Boyle s Bunnies edged Peoria 7 2 in eleven innings after a tight contest. Hardgrove drove in the winning run with a center field hit as Bussler s second mound man for Peoria faltered late. Key hits included Collins Larmore and Hardgrove for Cedar Rapids with multiple players contributing in a high tension finish.
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Cedar Rapids
Boss Boyle
Peoria
Hardgrove
Bet
Bussler
Larmore
Peoria Brown
Jackson
Buser
Hanson
P. Corwin
Bbsslen
Catar Rapids
Abrhepoae
Collins
Cedar Rai
Roth
Brown
Dressen
Donaker
Hansen
Jenkine
Wilson
Littrell
Klink
Kilnk
Creidell
Bunaier
Kink
Hruska
Busy in Track Meets
Weathered by weeks of rain six conference track teams brace for today’s dual meets. Michigan, routed by Minnesota last Saturday, faces Chicago on Stagg Field without captain Carl Johnson as Captain Gill leads the Wolverines in the finals squad. Indiana meets Ohio at Columbus with Ohio favored to win.
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Associated Prasay
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Waal
Timota
Stagg Field
Wolverines
Carl Johnson
Gill
Indiana
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Athletics
Safeguard Home Capital From Wildcat Schemes
A Waterloo association meeting outlined a policy to protect home industries and prevent wildcat stock promotions. Secretary B H MacDonough said the plan aims to carefully investigate and endorse only sound, proven ventures, working with bankers and agricultural groups to curb fraudulent schemes and preserve local capital.
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Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Russell-Lamson
Ypolicy
B. H. MacDonough
MacDonough
Acetal
Bankers
Several candidates file for county supervisor post
Affidavits of candidacy were filed this morning for the Third district supervisor seat. T. R. McElhinner of Waterloo filed to run. Dr. D. S. Tiffany, the current holder, is not seeking re election. J. L. Bailey of Cedar Falls and F. J. Schmitt, formerly of the Sixth district, have also filed.
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T. R. McElhinner
Waterloo
Tiffany
J. L. Bailey
Cedar Falls
F. J. Schmitt
St Ansgar High School Keeps Winning in Baseball
St Ansgar high school continued its winning streak with a 9 to 8 victory over Carpenter. L Tollefson shone at second, handling all plays, turning a double play, and contributing timely hits. Severson played well for the losers. St Ansgar had defeated Kensett high last Wednesday in a one sided contest, Kensett quitting at the end of the seventh.
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St. Ansgar
St. Ansgar High School
Carpenter
St. Ansgar Boys
L. Tollefson
Severson
St.Ansger
Kensett High
Kensett
Feld
Boxing Roundup From Newark to Detroit
In Newark Jackson fought Johnny Dundee in a 12 round bout. In Duluth Stanislaus Zbyszko defeated Suio Habonton in two straight falls with a 37 minute first and 14 minute second. Kalamazoo Bob Roper and Chuck Wiggings drew in a 16 round bout. Detroit Bail News Brier won a newspaper decision over Bud Dempsey ending Dempsey's 19 match unofficial victory streak.
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Newark
N. Y
Jackson
Canada
Bud” Dempsey
New York
Church Sermons and Mothers Day Observances Highlight Sunday
Portland churches schedule a day of speakers and themed services for Mothers Day and Ascension. Morning and evening sermons explore obedience memories and faith, with choirs and pageants at several congregations. Communion and Daughters of the King events noted at Episcopal church.
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Gerace
Joshua Stansfield
Portland
Ore
Cleworth
Oelwein
Linder
Christ
BI. Pauls M. E
Epworth League
Borthminster Fresayterian
First Presbyterian
Westrinaler Presbyterian
Meroz
Mares
Obriet Episcopal
Grandmother Boyington Injured In Fall In La Porte City
Mrs. Boyington, long time La Porte City resident, fell in a basement while on an errand and broke her hip and bruised herself. At advanced age, her condition is serious. She lives with her daughter in Red Oak, Indiana. Local news notes: Tourist Club met with Mrs. Tina Booth. studies planned for Bay View Course next year. Various residents visit or travel, and W C T A meeting held at Mrs. Hiram Parks’ home.
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LaPorte City
GC. Unger
Cliff Unger
Boyington
Georgia Hoyt
W. A. Bloveh
JF. W. Stewart
Neval
Rosco Weeker
Bay View
L. A Ritter
Town
Austin Powell
J. Powell
Town City
Marvin Davidson
Dubuque
D. J. Hummel
Davidson
Florence Gallarno
George Gallarno
Hummel
Adrian Griner
Aredale
Griners
Joe Igon
Raymond Brown
Waterloo
Robert Haire
Tilley _Harivey
Haire
Brown
Dirs
Hiram Parks
Scott Bowers
Excelsior Springs
Moe
Mrs W F Dodge Dies In Nevada Rites Set In Cedar Falls
Mrs W F Dodge formerly of Cedar Falls died in Nevada last night. The body will be brought to Cedar Falls Monday for 2 p.m. services at Dahl mortuary conducted by Rev C E B Lapp of the Baptist church. Capneras is an iron compound and contains no copper.
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W.F. Dodge
Cedar Falls
W. F. Dodge
Nevada
Dahl Mortuary
C. EB. Lapp
The
Baptist Church
Waterloo Presbyterian Synodical Hospital project plans discussed
The annual meeting of the Presbyterian Synodical Hospital association will discuss building a new Waterloo hospital. Ethyle L Chandler sends notices. W W Marsh presides. Members contributing 100 dollars or more may attend and vote. Names may change to all Waterloo institution. legal steps needed.
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Waterloo
Presbyterian Synodical Hospital Association
Ethyle L. Chandler
W.W. Marsh
Waterloo Medical Society
Association I
Presbyterian
Y Leases Island in Cedar River for YMCA Boys Camp
One of the Cedar river's most beautiful islands has been leased for the summer to the YMCA camp serving the bays of Waterloo and Black Hawk counties. Secretary Cohagen reports the island lies within hiking distance of the interurban line, yet distant from heavy city life.
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Cedar River
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Cohagen
Local Nashua Notes and World War II Era Obscura
Nashua community notes recount visits and travel across cities including Rochester Chicago Detroit and Staples. Local residents cited include Mr and Mrs Ab Sheldon Mrs Wesley Foster and the Seifert family with updates on health property improvements and a new Ward school teacher Kathryn Ward. Stephen Gordon an elder Nashua resident is reported ill.
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Nashua
Ab Sheldon
Rochester
Wesley Foster
A. D. Seaman
Chicago
Dr. Daley
Rose Daley
Anna Dewey
Detroit
S. A. Costes
Danville
Carl Seifert
Staples
Minn
Elizabeth Petergon
Sirs Seifert
Orchard
Seifert
O. D. Vetter
Charles Caswell
L. C. Goodsell
Eagle Grove
Guy Hinkley
David
Dorothy
Stilli
Will Zwanziger
Grippe
Kathryn Ward
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