Marshalltown, Iowa

5 clippings from Marshalltown, Iowa.

Tall column advertisement headed Base Ball in a double-ruled box, for games at Finkle's Park Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, May 27, 28, 29, Waterloo vs Brownies, games called at 3:30, Sunday games at 3:00, admission 25 and 35 cents, ladies' days Tuesdays and Fridays.

Base Ball at Finkle's Park: Waterloo vs. Brownies

Times-Republican
Marshalltown, Iowa · 1906

Short locals column headed New Hartford News, reporting that Frank Hoffman the butcher is racing around in his new automobile, that a number from New Hartford went to Cedar Falls Thursday to see the Boston Bloomer Girls play base ball, and that the New Hartford team lost to Parkersburg 9 to 0 at the Stout carnival.

A number from New Hartford went to see the Boston Bloomer Girls

Times-Republican
Marshalltown, Iowa · 1907

Column article headed Women Play Base Ball, Married Ladies of Baxter Defeated by Basket Ball Team, reporting a game at the Baxter Athletic park won 19 to 18, with the batteries named, gate receipts going to the Junior band, and a chicken pie supper by the Ladies' Aid society.

Women Play Base Ball

Times-Republican
Marshalltown, Iowa · 1907

Photo feature with two headlines, Batteries For Today Are Says Umpire and Who's the Catcher Asks the Crowd, showing catchers Burns and Cady posed over a packed Boston ballpark, with a paragraph on the world's series catchers.

Batteries for today are, announces the umpire

Evening Times-Republican
Marshalltown, Iowa · 1915

Short front page item headlined Wilson and Fiancee See Ball Game, reporting the president and Mrs. Norman Galt leaving for the world's series in Philadelphia, her new diamond ring and the president's hat blowing down Riverside Drive.

The hat took a journey of several hundred feet before being overtaken

Evening Times-Republican
Marshalltown, Iowa · 1915