Phillies and Braves Open With 5 4 Loss and 4 6 Win
Boston and Philadelphia split a doubleheader in Philadelphia with the Red Sox taking the opener 5 to 4 thanks to three timely hits and miscues, while the Phillies answered in the second game 6 to 2 as Brown allowed only one hit through seven innings before Perdue rescued him. St Louis beat Pittsburgh 6 to 3 and Chicago won 4 to 1 over Cincinnati. New York toppled Brooklyn 6 to 2 and in the American League New York swept Washington 10 to 0 while Philadelphia routed Boston 12 to 6. The day also featured a quiet note on a Methodist event with Rev Spry delivering a notable shortstop display.
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Boston
Luderus
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Perdue
Tyler
Hogg
Donnelly
Kiing
Brennan
Dooin
Gowdy
Curtis
Alexander
Mortin
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Methodiats
Starrs
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Spry
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Brown Grabs Another Scalp in City Wrestling Match
Johnny Hudson, Knoxville bound contender, lost to local man Carl Brown in a lively Majestic Theater bout refereed by Farmer Burns. Brown won first fall in 35 minutes 18 seconds, then dominated the second in 17 minutes 16 seconds with a half nelson and cross bar.
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Johnny Hudson
Carl Brown
Majestic Theatre
Audson
Knoxville
Brown
Farmer Burns
Hudson
Young Miller
St. Paul
Blair
George
Harry Nichols
Creek
Nichols
Spry Cavorts On Baseball Field in Sunday School Clash
The First Methodist and the First Congregational baseball teams, members of the Sunday School league, clashed in a contest on west high athletic grounds.
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W. F. Spry
First Methodist
First Congregational
Sunday School League
West High Ath
Yesterday's Western League Results From Des Moines To Milwaukee
Western League action reported with Des Moines defeating Denver 11 to 2 and St Joseph beating Lincoln 1 to 0. Omaha triumphed 6 to 4 over Wichita while Sioux City won 9 to 0 against Topeka. Louisville topped Toledo 5 to 2 and Indianapolis beat Columbus 6 to 4. Minneapolis edged Milwaukee 5 to 4. No Three League games were on the schedule yesterday.
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Pet
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iCincinnati
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Adlfeo VT
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Hostorm
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Blodmnington
Denvr
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Lincoln
Wichita
Sioux City
Topeka
St. Paul
At. Paul
Lmuisville
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Dubuque Fans Hope To Rebound As Boyle Seeks Back Pay
Frank Boyle, manager of the defunct Waterloo base ball club, visits Dubuque seeking back salary and to leverage players for payment. Lefty Hollenbeck stands as a key asset, with fans fearing his loss if Boyle’s high price is not met.
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Dubuque
Boyle
Rowland
Howland
Bovie
Hollenbeck
Steve Cusack
Dutmque
Tia
Beatty
Quorum Drama Stuns Washington Park Baseball Crowd
The Washington exhibition features the Nationals and Athletics as police escort a group onto the field during a paused seventh inning. A reading clerk reads House Bill 234567, prompting a roll call of members before the delegation departs and play resumes.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Washington
Nationals
Athletics
Innning
Baker
House of Representatives
House
Dink Potts
Adair
Adamson
Alken
Ayal
Ainey
Galloway Baseball Club Seeks Games
Thomas Dunn, manager of the Galloway baseball team, informs the Courier’s sporting editor that the club seeks games to arrange a playing schedule and establish matchups for the coming season.
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Galloway Baseball Club
Thomas Dunn
Calloway
The
Courier
Galloway Athletics Seek Opponents for Saturday Games
The club announces readiness for Saturday afternoon matches and especially desires a Decoration Day game. Any city team whether amateur semi professional or professional may contact the manager to arrange a clash.
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Galloway Athletics
Foley Kidney Pills Help West Plains Man Return to Health
J A Aldeman of West Plains Missouri was bedridden with kidney trouble and rheumatism before Foley Kidney Pills. He reports quick benefit and says he was out of bed in a few days and discarded his cane in 15 days and recommends the product.
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J. A. Aldeman
West Plains
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Woman Nearly Disemboweled Self in Local Home
Mrs. Addie Hethershaw, age about 46, attempted to stab herself with a dull bread knife in May. She suffered a superficial abdominal wound and was deemed unsound mentally. Sheriff Shores planned to move her to Independence hospital, with ambulance needed for transfer.
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Sheriff Shores
Addie Hethershaw
Independence
Temperament Ties to Adoration Hope and Love in Life
The passage argues that strong feelings shape bodily functions and the mind, making life worth living or death desirable. It posits temperament as the interesting character arising from enduring admiration hope and love and links emotion to overall desirability of living.
Hartquist Named General Secretary of the Y M C A
F M Devendorf leaves for Wilkes-Barre Pa and Eldora visit. A W Hartquist elected general secretary for one year starting June 1 with W H Howrey W R Jameson and James Gardiner named to executive committee. Farewell noted with tributes as Mrs Devendorf and children visit Des Moines before departure.
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A. W. Hartquist
F. M. Devendort
Hartquist
Devendorf
Wilkesbarre
W. H. Howrey
W. R. Jameson
James Gardiner
C. M. Wray
H. T. Fisher
Vinance
Paul MacEachron
F. M. Devendorf
Capudine Claims Quick Headache Relief and Cold Aid
An advertisement markets Hicks Capudine as stopping headaches by removing the headache cause. It claims quick action for heat, cold, stomach, or tense nerves, plus benefits for colds and flu. Available in 1a, 250, and 50¢ at drug stores.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Fawles
Capudine
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