Muscatine Baseball Association Elects Block President
Sam Block was elected president of the Muscatine Baseball Association at a meeting that saw J S Sterneman decline another year. C M Weber was chosen secretary, A S Lawrence re elected vice president, and two new directors joined the board to create a 17 member body. The group plans to raise about 3500 dollars for the coming season and praised Sterneman for his leadership while noting his health prevented further service.
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Sami Block
Gay Muscatine Baseball Association
Block
Gana
Sptrotny
Glock
Hasevall Association
Weber
Aa. S. Lawrence
Musca
J. W. Davis
William McQuesten
Follaws
Jls, Sterneman
A. S. Lawrence
A. R. Stafford
Bol. McCelm
CG. M. Weaber
Ann Pauls
WL. Mull
John Diereks
Fred Block
Sam Block
W. N. Narvia
A. J. Oliver
McNuet
W. J. Fayle
RG. Prouty
J. Will Davis
William McgQuesten
Magentine
Th League
Hueingcan
Jiuary
Lawrence
M. Weber
Frank Tingle
Black
Creditiblal
J. 8. Sterneman
Sterneman
Muscatine
C.'M. Weber
Tal Gerva
Dr Jay Andrews Again Chosen Waterloo Manager
In Waterloo Indiana on December 12 Dr J A Andrews was reappointed manager of the 1913 Waterloo baseball team in the Central Association after a favoring meeting. Local shoe merchant J B Butler was elected president of the association at the gathering last evening, surprising fans who doubted Andrews would be reelected.
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Waterloo
J. A. Andrews
Doc Andrews
J. BD. Butler
The
Aesociation
Maroons Seek Game With The Hawkeyes
Town Guy In Dec 12 reports Pat Page of the Maroons wants a basketball game with Iowa. He proposes February 10. Manager N A Kellogg may cancel a game with the State Teachers College to fit the Chicagoans. If set, the game will likely be played here. Iowa will play Minnesota University and Carlton College in the same week.
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The
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Iowa
N. A. Kellogg
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Towa
Minnesota University
Carlton College
Fifty Shots Fire In Garden Square Bicycle Race Riot
Fifty shots were fired near the Fourth Avenue entrance of Madison Square Garden in a clash between five gangs during a six day bicycle race. A Madison Avenue streetcar was commandeered by a group, while passengers hid on the floor as bullets whistled. Police arrived but the combatants escaped in automobiles. No injuries were reported. Earlier, ten teams were tied for first at Goeluck, with Corri-Walker leading by a lap as leaders neared milestones in the Madison Square Garden race.
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Fourth Avenue
Maigon Square
Reams
Goeluck
Clarke-Grenda
Carmen-Cantero
Mitten-Thomas
Kopsky-Keefe
Anderson
McKinley School Team Triumphs In Close Battle
McKinley defeats St Matthias 14 point victory after a tense afternoon game at McKinley School POU. Lineups featured McKinley Bowen Davison Van Zyl Roth Woergen and coach. St Matthias Nester Malone Van Lent Leysen Schumacher. Field goals credited to Nester Van Lent Leysen Bowen Devison Van Weegen. Referee Pilgrim.
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McKinley
St. Matthias
Bowen
Davison
van Zyl
Roth
Woergen
Nester
Malone
van Lent
Leysen
Schumacher
Laysen
Devison
Van
Weegen
Pilgrim
McKinley School
Princeton Player Marries Ends Stay For Hanler Cupid
Princeton loses two football players after marriage last Wednesday. End B. Hammond of the varsity team wed Miss Zimmerman of Brooklyn and plans to leave college this term. The marriage news became known today.
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Princeton
Hanler Cupid
B. Hammond
Miss Zimmerman
Brooklyn
Nera
Hammond
Lipton Challenger Yacht Shan Crock JV Set to Launch
The Times reports Sir Thomas Lipton's America's Cup challenger Shan Crock JV will launch April 1 and be ready to sail in May. The yacht features an extreme hull with a long overhang and ample beam, described as a fast, soft-spread design.
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Tvj
St. Ty
London
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Mec
Times
Shan’ Crock
Tommy Murphy Claims Lightweight Title Shot At 135
Harlem Tommy Murphy declares he will claim the lightweight world title after Ruthie refusals to fight him. Murphy and manager Jim Buckley push for a title defense at 135 pounds on short notice. Ruthie rests following nose abscess surgery by Dr. McCarthy at the Continental Hotel.
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Ruthie
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Hele New Yorker
Willie Ritchin
Murphy
Jim Buckley
Continental
Swedish Gymnasts Bring American Training Methods Abroad
A thirty member Swedish gymnastic society team finishing a U.S. tour will carry back American athletic methods. European envoys including Swedes have studied U.S. training closely, aiming to improve their athletes. They expect greater impact at Berlin 1916 as they pursue more specialization.
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New York
Stockholm
Gymnastic Society
United States
Berlin
Two Knockouts In Indiana Ring Night
Two boxers were knocked out in Terre Haute Indiana on December 12. Spor Davis of Kokomo stopped Jimmy Wath at Indianapolis in the third round of the opening bout. Tuck Walls knocked out Bill Donovan of Indianapolis in the third round. Des Moines trip noted. social notices list events and movements of local residents and club gatherings.
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Ind
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Spor Davis
Kokomo
Jimmy Watsh
Indianapolis
Tuck Walls
Bill Donoven
National League Ends Meeting with Banquet in New York
New York December 12 The annual meeting of the National League closed last night. After adjournment club owners were guests at a banquet hosted by Joan Tener governor of Pennsylvania and new league president. Amendments to the constitution were adopted, a new drafting method approved, and the schedule meeting set for February 9 in New York City. The league upheld the arbitration board ruling on the New York club’s quarter share of 1912 receipts and apportioned $96,000 to be divided. The Giants received a one eighth share of the money amid ongoing protest over a $25,000 1913 receipts issue. A new drafting rule by Charles Ebbetts aims to reduce chance and aid second division clubs. National commission and associated minor leagues must rule before it takes effect.
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New York
Joan K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Tener
National Commission
Giants
Arbitration Board
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn
Avperican League
Regular Masonic Lodge Meeting Minutes in Seasonio Iowa
Society card notes for Lodge No 3 in Seasonio Iowa detailing regular meeting times in Masonic Hall 328 6 Rad and second Friday assembly. Includes officers L Joh Washington Chair, Fred Heemeo, H P Cart Mueller treasurer, and mentions Royal and Street Mast council and EMOLAY COPTANDERT.
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Iowa
Arora sVagueeney
Marriage notices and travel in brief from week
Wednesday events include a marriage at No 30 Chicago for a couple on a short honeymoon. Margaret Chambers appears as Allary Kton lowa at W Z Barnett’s wedding Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Morrison and Mrs Sarah Morrison of Rat life Ark have moved to Lette.
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Margaret Chambers
Allary Kton Lowa
W. Z. Barnett
Robert Morrison
Sarah Morrison
Ratlife
Ark
Lette
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