Marshalltown Edges Waterloo 3 2 In Ninth Inning Rally
Marshalltown beat Waterloo 3 to 2 as Howard Tuttle induced a game ending double play on a squeeze in the tenth. Both teams troubled the plate, Waterloo tying in the ninth before Tuttle closed out the win for Marshalltown.}${''}
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Bugs" Taylor
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Ames Defeats Iowa In Narrow Baseball Win
Ames defeated Iowa 9 to 2 in a May 20 game. Rumsey pitched effectively allowing three singles while Ames hitters collected five safeties. Line score shows Ames 9, Iowa 2 with runs in early and late innings.
Oppose Hunting by Auto Gains North Dakota Support
At a Devils Lake meeting with the North Dakota game board, lake recon hunters urged strict enforcement of game laws to protect feeding grounds for ducks and geese. They called for much heavier penalties for running birds with automobiles, arguing cars are the greatest enemy of game birds in North Dakota today.
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Muscatine Beats Ottumwa 8 to 4 in Hit-Pilled Battle
Muscatine’s clousters toppled Ottumwa 8 to 4 as Zackert and Spurs homered and Muscatine took the lead in the sixth. Ottumwa used Zackert heavily but could not overtake the Muskies who had four doubles and two home runs. Clinton edges Cedar Rapids 6 to 5 as Melsinger and Walworth troubled by Spencer.
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TYPOS AND P.O TEAMS TIE IN SEASON BALL GAME
In a notable Jobbers league matinee the Courier and Reporter faced Postoffice teams, ending 1 to 1 after seven innings due to darkness. Postoffice pitchers impressed, Hartman delivered three bases hit, while Metcalfe and Carson staked the P O team with key hits, as Stauffacher and Rees threw strong defense.
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Federal League Scores Show Chicago Blank Pittsburgh
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 0 as Brennan limited Pittsburgh to three hits. Jhickson pitched well but received poor support. Batterymates Brennan and Wilson contributed, while Dickson and Kerr also helped.
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Higher Town Dominates With 1–0 Win Over St Josephs
Fayette Ia May 20 Upper Town swept Wawkeye honors by defeating St Josephs college 1 to 0 as the pitcher fanned seventeen advance threats. Upper Town has shut out five of six games this season and control pace of early league play. St Josephs had breaks but failed to capitalize as the visitors struggled to mount a comeback in a tight contest.
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Local Angler's Grewsome Catch Ties to Federals Signing
Fort Dodge Iowa May 20 Clarence E Bruce of Waterloo while fishing in the Des Moines river pulled in his line and found a twelve pound baby instead of a fish. His companion David H Holdiman of Waterloo aided and the coroner was summoned to take charge. The baby boy was two or three days old and wrapped in a black coat and red gingham apron pinned with safety pins. The body showed little decomposition and it is thought the infant died before being thrown into the river. Bruce a brakeman and Holdiman a conductor on the Illinois Central railroad were en route to Waterloo yesterday morning and expected back this afternoon.
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Lowry
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