World records fall at Lexington racing meet
Native Belle sets a new three year old trotting filly mark at 2:06 1 2 while Leading Lady Earl Jr. clocks 29 and 1:28 1 4 last quarters. General H equals fastest third heat trotting 2:04 3 4 and Spanish Queen ties 2:07 3 4 mile. Silent Brigade wins Lexington stake for two year old trotters with 2:09 pace.
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Standing of the Teams Detected in Tonight’s Test
A brief notice reports the standings of teams after tonight’s test event. The article lists team names and current rankings, highlighting leaders and upcoming fixtures.
Unclear text fragment from National League results
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the National League results and a note about a dairy luncheon for theatre parties. The readable parts are inconsistent and do not provide a clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond generic references.
Americans Edge Nationals 5 4 in Postseason Game Two
New York Americans defeated the Nationals 5 to 4 in the last two innings on the American League grounds. Wiltse struggled late as Devlin contributed a homer and double for the Nationals, while Murray Merkle and Chase produced key hits for the Americans.
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Hobble skirt race opens college season at Iowa State
Iowa City Oct 15 A hobble skirt race tops the season at the State University of Iowa with Miss Alf en Wilkinson director of athletics for the ladies giving the opening gymnasium party Oct 27 in the girls gymnasium. Several students are training for the event and a world record is expected to be set.
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Two Slab Monarchs Set to Face Off in World Series Opener
Chicago report notes two star pitchers, Charles Bender of the Athletics and Mordecai Brown of the Cubs, expected to duel in the opening game in Philadelphia. Brown, a three time World Series participant, and Bender, standout in the American League, are praised as top hurlers in this preview.
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Veteran hunter Melvin Vaughn's life spans Iowa frontier to Waterloo
The article profiles Melvin Vaughn, a lifelong hunter and trapper whose career began in Delaware and Buchanan counties in the 1860s. It covers his buffalo and deer drives near Lincoln Nebraska, trapping in Chickasaw county, and famous renditions of prairie chicken hunts, noting his plans to return to the Cedar River area for a trapping expedition starting November first.
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Grounders Preview of West High at Oelwein Lineup
A casual sports roundup lists West High players for a game at Oelwein including E. Woodruff at center and McDonald at quarterback with a host of backs and linemen. The piece also covers pro baseball talk on Cubs Athletics and White Sox prospects, mentioning contracts, holdouts, and player movements.
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Romaneques A Fine Comedy at Syndicate Theatre
Waterloo theatregoers will see Les Romanesques presented at the Syndicate Theatre this afternoon and evening. John Nicholson stars with a strong company praised for recent Belgraded and Chicago appearances. The English translation is used and the play features amusing reversals of Homeo and Juliet. Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs F Baker follows.
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Scott B. Prowell
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Torrance Wallace
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