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tylintdetoatheonn-gticbulasti-adIV-enridlesir-asasiretlio coldest day s.BAYSIDE BRUINS HAD GOOD YEARPlayed Semi-Pro Teams in North Iowa and South Minnesota.Charles Ritz again bad a baseball team at Bayside park in 1929, playing in the uniforms of the Bayside Cubs.The Cubs during the past season provided Clear Lake and Mason City with their only view of semi-pro baseball- A home game each Sunday was the policy of Charlie Ritz, owner of the .team. In addition the Cubs played mid-week ball at'home and away with fast Independent teams and clubs of the Southern Minnesota league.‘■Hook McClurg- started out as manager of the club, but the post was later given to Eddfe Wytulla.Near the end of the season, talk of starting a semi-pro league was beard over in the western part of the state. This circuit was intended to include a team from either Mason City or Clear Lake. RJtz said be would welcome a chnnco to enter the league as be believed such an organization would furnish faster opponents for hia team, but stipulated that he would like to have Sunday games at home If possible.Recently there* has been little heaitl on the formation of such n league. At present the baseball outlook for 1930 ia much the same as it bad been at this tune in other years.quatheHA in .1 rele Wil urd upKotCMaWCL!ver in ifas Wi; a e wh Irecda*huiBHtctooantsidithe1CHSrurvidancSclW£shifal
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Mason City Globe Gazette
Mason City, Iowa, US
Tue, Dec 31, 1929
Page 27
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