New Rule Affects Nine Waterloo Players
A Waterloo paper reports a new rule will affect nine Waterloo players in the upcoming Central Association season. The rule requires a divvying of five reserve players before the next season, impacting Evans Brennan Sheldon Bills Phollesback and Meleaner, Drohan Blenner, and the rest of Manager Andrews roster.
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Central Association
C. A
Atayville
Waterloo
Evans
Brennan
Sheldon
Bills
Phollesback
Melea
Ner
Drohan
Blenner
Andrews
Hays
Adkinnd
Wats
Hill
White
Turtle
Blodvett
Wolfer
Rojax
Wilton Wellspring Opens Season in Wide Action
Wilton High prepares for next Wednesday’s season opener against Iowa City High. Coach Traver’s basketball squad, a strong university town group, aims to hit the ground running in a friendly with Iowa City High. Principal Krante announced plans to reform Wilton’s team for a curtain raiser with Tocui school second team. Chet Lilly suffered a sprained ankle in recent practice and is expected to be back within a day or so after careful treatment.
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Traver
Iowa City
Krante
Wilton High School
Tocu
Chet Lilly
Iowa
Camp Selects the All American Team
Walter Camp picks his annual All American football teams listing players by school and position. The first eleven include Harvard, Princeton, Dartmouth, Michigan, Yale, and Chicago players with multiple positions noted.
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Camp
Walter Camp
Tirst Glaven
Ardwick
Harvard
Ballin
Princeton
Pennack
Thirvard
Mckavan
Waeet
Chatwon
Linola
Trumbull
O'learn Cornet
Ghee
Dartmouth
Manlbetsch
Michigan
Bradlée
Mahan
Secon Blevoy
Ind
Morrillat
Wort Young
Dackla Nash
Rusgers
Jordan
Faxas
Descardian
Chicago
Ruard
Shenk
Patterson
Washington and
Jefferson
Brann
Yale
Burrett
Coranil
Spiegel
Wash
Jolt
Cuhatl
Cebigh
le Gore
Solon
Minnesota
Halligan
Nebraska
Spaars
Canter
Crumshank
Jeff
Moacham Wheat Point
Werand
West Poing
Oversesek
Ans Napolis
Wilson
Pogue
Noisy
Bale
Tasman
Rutgers
Whitney
Stallings Signs as Braves Pilot for Five More Years
George T. Stallings, who guided Boston to the world title, will stay as manager for at least five more years, having signed a new four year contract beyond the coming season. Neither Stallings nor President Gaffney disclosed salary or terms of the deal.
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Miracle
Braves
Roston
Musa
George T. Stallings
Boston Nationls
Stallings
Gaffney
Rew
Country club may add skating rink plan proposed
A Geneva Country Club plan explores building a skating rink in front of the clubhouse on summer Baby Golf and Croquet grounds. Proponents expect a small fence, flood the area, and create a sizable rink with 2 3 inches of ice, maintained by frequent flooding and care. They believe no harm to grounds will result.
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Mombdera
Geneva
Golf and ‘Country Club
Seh
Usaga
DOC ANDREWS AFTER CLINTON INFIELDER
Clinton IA December report says James Scanlon, who played last season with the Clinton Pilots in the Central baseball association, has received terms from Dor Andrews, manager of Waterloo, for the next year. Scanlon may take an umpire position and will not decide Waterloo offer until his aviation duties are settled. Andrews notes next season’s aviaries have been reduced and rules will be strictly enforced.
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Clinton
James Scanlon
Clinton Pilots
Cantral Haxeball Association
Hawkeye Shooter Sets World Mark at Town University
Arthur Arneson of Emmons Minnesota scored 200 to establish a world mark in the event at Town university as the Hawkeye quintet began the new year under heightened expectations for the National Rifle Association intercollegiate tourney. Arnold J Oshler led Hawkeye with 168, followed by Tally Chapman and Kubikman with 195 134 and 193 as the squad continues to smash records. The team trains for top competition against Harvard West Virginia California Minnesota Michigan Massachusetts Aggies and others.
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Town City
Town University
Arthur Arneson
Emmons
Minn
National ‘Rifle Association
Arnold J. Oshler
Hawkeye
Tally
Chapman
Kubkiman
Ciiy
Harvard
West Virginia
California
Minnesot
Michigan
Massachusetts
Aggies
Commission Denies Players Demands In Baseball Row
New York December reports state the national commission rejected all major player requests. President Jahnnson said the accord refused would have burdened teams financially. Union leader David I Tully urged immediate guarantees for salaries when players move to lower classification clubs.
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New York
B. Jahnnson
Chicago
National Commisson
Matty
David I. Tully
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Jahnnson
Fulty
Stara
Tg Loxguas
Bing
Afrcnirs
Notre Dame Loses Date With Yale Football Schedule
Haver, Conn the Yale 1916 football schedule will be announced this week with no changes from last year Notre Dame will not be invited to play again. Possible alternatives include Williams Amherst or Trinity and the Fifteen management declined overtures from Pennsylvania and Dartmouth.
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Haver
Conn
Yale
Trig
Notre Dame
Williams
Amherst
Trinity
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Fala
Baker Will Stick With the Mackmen Sports
Philadelphia December reports state pitcher J Frank Baker affirms he will stay with the Mackmen next season and has signed with the Athletics. He dismisses rumors of joining the Federal League and says he will spend the winter at his Trappe, Maryland home.
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Philadelphia
Mack
J. Frank
Minipaker
Yeaterday
Baker Ta
Hime
Trappe
Iowa Wesleyan and Iowa Open Basketball Season Tonight
Iowa Wesleyan University and Iowa University prepare to open their basketball seasons tonight on Iowa's court. The games mark the season's start with both teams aiming for early momentum.
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Towa Wesleyan
U. Towa
City
Iowa
Wesleyan University
Team lineup ready for opener with veterans and reserves
Captain Jacobsen Nevins and Parsons lead a veteran core and a half dozen from the 1542-1914 Freshman squad. Von Lackum Snyder Kerwick and Atier, older players sidelined, are available if needed. The squad is not strong but expected to win its first game.
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Jacobsen
Nevins
Parsons
Vet
Arans
von ‘Lackum
Snyder
Kerwick
Ex-Heavyweight Champion Burns Injured in Train Fall
Tommy Burns, former heavyweight champion, was seriously injured when he fell in a Pullman car near Casper Wyoming. He twisted his left arm and injured his side in darkness and will be confined in a hospital for several days.
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Cheyene
Wyo
Tommy
Saengerfest Likely Postponed for Year in Northwest
The Maennerebor society reports no Saengerfest in the northwest this coming summer. Davenport discussion leads to no entertainment plan and Omaha now must decide. If Omaha declines, the gathering may be postponed until 1916.
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Maeanerchors
Focal Maennerebor Society
Deni
Davenport
Omaha
Readiness for Saengerfest Delegation to Davenport or Omaha
The text discusses sending a large delegation to Davenport or Omaha if the Saengerfest is held there. It notes interest in arranging travel and coordination for a potential event location, highlighting logistical considerations and regional possibilities.
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Davenport
Omaha
Broken Rail Causes Wreck Kills Passenger Edith Whealery
Northwess Ming Dee 14 reports Rock Ing land train No 64 wreck near here. Miss Edith Whealery killed and thirty other passengers injured. Sister Bixbery St. Clara College, Sinsingwa Wis, in serious condition in local hospital. Trainmen say broken rail caused the wreck.
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Northwess
Ming
Dee
Rock
Ingland
Edith Whealery
Bixbery
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