Jays Fall Behind In Downward Slide As Marshalltown Tops Waterloo
Marshalltown defeated Waterloo 3 to 0 in an opening game on a local diamond. Waterloos fielding produced circus stunts that prevented cashing in early chances, while Blenner and Vyskocil battled on the mound before Stodola finished. Key plays included Miller and Carrigan scoring on a sequence in the fourth and Wilson stealing home later to seal the inning.
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Spezia
Waterloo
Ansons
Vyskocil
Blenner
Quincy Hoy
Stodola
Wienner
Wilkus
Jeffries
McAuley
Holmes
Yhll
Sheldon
Ashland
Rinnner
Richards
Siglin
White
Askland
Carrigan
Trollenbeck
Foster
Spicert
Darrow
Miller
Wilson
Anson
Mariott
Seibert
Hill
Waterloo Aba
BI McAuley
Oy Hollenbeck
Sielin
Ty Blenner
Pee
Marshaltown
Weskoell
Siodola
Sigmn
Marriott
Voskocil
Unclear baseball box score highlights at Marshalltown game
Fragmented box score shows Wilkus 1 run in one inning Wyskoctt five innings Stodola four innings. Bases and wild pitches by Stodola Bleaner two. Waterloo eight Marshalltown six. Earned runs Marshalltown one. Time 1 30. Umpire Glenalgin Attendance 560.
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Wilkus
Wyskoctt
Stodola
Bleaner
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Glenalgin
Baseball scores from yesterday across multiple leagues
Central Association Keokuk defeated Burlington 14 to 5 while Marshalltown beat Waterloo 3 to 0. Ottumwa Muscatine and Cedar Rapids Clinton games were rained out or not played. Other notable results include Chicago 1 Boston 3 in the National League and Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 8. American League saw St Louis 4 Boston 2 and New York 5 Cleveland 2. Federal League included Baltimore 8 Chicago 2 and Kansas City 8 Buffalo 6. American Association Indianapolis 6 Milwaukee 0. Cleveland 5 Kansas City 4. St Paul 6 Minneapolis 8 Louisville 8. Western League results: St Joseph 9 Lincoln 5. Omaha 3 Topeka 0. Sioux City 6 Wichita 2. Three-T League Springfield 3 Decatur 1. Davenport 7 Dubuque 1. Danville 0.
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IL Pat
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Teres
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Sal Baws
Upper Iowa to Meet Teachers in Conference Dual
Cedar Falls Iowa March 22 Teachers College faces Upper Iowa in the first Hawkeye conference track and field dual of the season. The Teachers hope to prove strength as a strong home crowd gathers for the 6 o clock start and the outcome could influence next week’s conference meet. Fortieth and Kingsbury show good form in discus and mile while new material on the Teachers squad aims for a strong showing.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
Upper Iowa
Addley
Towa
iHawkeye
Seymour
Kingsbury
Upper Town
White Sox Turn Back Red Sox In Batting Duel
Chicago White Sox defeated Boston 6 to 9 in a game highlighted by Chase's four hits including a triple and Pemmitt's strong hitting. Benz pitched well except in the sixth inning when a sequence of Boston runs began with Cady and Hooper singles, an error by Demmitt, and Benz's wild pitch. Other league action: Detroit beat Philadelphia 6 to 4 behind strong hitting at the plate, while Washington downed St Louis 5 to 4 and New York won 6 to 2 over Cleveland despite trailing in hits.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chase
Pemmitt
White Sox
Benz
Cady
Hooper
Demmitt
Russell and
Schalk
Johnson
Leonard
Baseball scores from Boston and St Louis games
Boston defeated Chicago 8 1 in the first game of the series. Johnny Byers made his local debut as captain for Boston against former teammates. St Louis beat New York 8 4 after overcoming a three run first inning lead, aided by base running and timely hitting amid New York's fielding issues. Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia 6 2 in the opener. Cincinnati topped Brooklyn 9 4 as Ragan struggled in a seven run Cincinnati inning.
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Chicago
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Tyler
Gowdy
Cheney
Bresnahan
St. Louis
Giants
New York
Fromme
Demaree
Wiltse
Meyers
McLean
Doak
Sallee
Snyder
Federal League Scores and Baseball Action Across Cities
May 22 reports show Pittsburgh and St Louis high scoring with Pittsburgh dominant at 10 to 5 in one game and 10 to 1 in another. Baltimore beat Chicago 8 to 2 as Quinn started poorly but settled. Brooklyn lost 8 to 2 to Kansas City. Buffalo lost 6 to 5 to Indianapolis after a 10th inning run by Anderson. 15000 readers urged to follow the want ads column for professional notices.
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Brooklyn
Kansas City
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Tucher Anderson
Blair
Moran
Anderson
Mosley
Rariden
Two Big Meets at Des Moines
Des Moines May 22 large crowds welcome rain for Drake Stadium state meet. Athletes from College and high schools prep for Saturday and hope for clear skies. track in prime condition after rain. Ames leads large delegation nearing a thousand supporters to back the Cardinal and Gold. Grinnell and Iowa also plan sizable contingents.
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Des Moines
Drake Stadium
Illinoiis
Huff
Grinnell
Ames
Iowa
Independence Angler Lands 9 Lb Pike in Local Contest
The Independence Bulletin Journal reports the season began with few standout catches. E M Bantz brought in a nine pound four ounce pike, entered in the Woodward contest, with weights peaking near nine pounds seven ounces earlier. Notable catches include 8 1/2 to 9 pound pikes by Rosencrans, Igantz, and others, plus a five pound eight ounce pickerel and an eight pound fish. Earlier, Charles Hathaway landed a twelve pound fish.
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Independence Bulletin Journal
E. M. Bantz
al Wengert
Rosencrans
Guy Ifitbings
Mr. Kint
Charles Uathaway
Refuses to Permit Inspection of Goods Court Hearing Set
WW Wolfe a second hand dealer did not appear in police court to answer a charge of refusing to permit an officer to inspect pawned goods. He was ordered re ar rested and will have a hearing Saturday morning. Wolfe plans a test case arguing the city has no right to inspect goods he purchased. Clarence Tull settled a charge of buying a bicycle from a minor by paying the owner the purchase price. Five men refused to plead guilty to vagrancy were found guilty and sentenced to 15 days on the streets. City jail cells are all occupied for several days as vagrants serve 15 day sentences.
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Wolfe
Clarence Tull
City Prepares Poll Tax Notices for East and West Sections
City Auditor and DeGon assistants completed poll tax notices for the east section, with over 2,500 notices to be mailed. West section notices are being prepared. the total is down from last year as many exemptions were included previously.
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DeGon
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