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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1914

Page

6

Four Veteran Rule Likely To Remain In Effect

The four veteran rule adopted unanimously at a Burlington special league meeting faces strong support to stay. Waterloo fans oppose losing stars, but leaders Justice and Egin push for economic reform. A two thirds vote is needed to amend, and upcoming Waterloo meeting on January 15 is expected to center the debate.

Burlington Waterloo Justice Ned Egin Central Association Blieve Thase

Yankees Finalize New Ball Park Plans In New York

Colonel Jacob Ruppert Jr and Captain Tillinghast Huston arrived from Chicago to finalize purchase details for the New York American League club. A new park costing 425000 will seat about 40000, modeled after Chicago’s field, and built within two years as ownership and funding are arranged.

Associated Press New York Jacob Ruppert, Jr Tillinghast L. Huston Frank Farrell Wm. Devery Chicago B. B. Johnson Col. Jacob Ruppert T. L. Huston Messers Stuppert and Huston Chicago American Park

Chip Loses Fight To Montana Boxer Benson

In Butte Montana on December 28 Leo Benson Montana middleweight champion defeated challenger George Chip of Newcastle Pennsylvania when Chip landed a low blow in the tenth round. Referee McIntosh consulted physicians who ruled a foul and awarded the win to Benson.

Butte Mont Leo Bens Montana George Chip Newcastle Chip Bens McIntosh Benson

Traver's Men Confident to Sweep Opening Tilt

Muscatine high school basketball fans back Traver squad for season opener against Iowa City high. Coach Traver reports players in fine condition despite Lilly ankle concern. decision pending on starting big man. Curtain raiser features Baptist Sunday School team versus Wilton High School Stesarves, with large student turnout anticipated.

Iowa City High School Baptist Stesarves Wilton High School The Baptists

Largest junior indoor entries set record in New York

The championship committee of the Amateur Athletic Union announced a record list of entrants for the junior indoor championship at the thirteenth regiment armory Brooklyn on December 29. Notable competitors include W H Taylor Uncle Athletic Chicago in standing high jump and running broad jump J B Lockwood University of Pennsylvania sprinter J G SiemroD Dartmouth high jumper J B McDonald Baltimore 60 yard daily Martin Hayes Princeton Fraser British American Athletic Club New York in 600 yard run Edward J Stebbins Marshall Lowe Georgetown University and others.

Associated Press New York N. Y Th Amaeur Athletic Union Thirteenth Regiment Armory Brooklyn W. H. Taylor Uncle Athletic Club of Chicago J. B. Lockwood University of Pennsylvania J. G. Siem- Rod Dartmouth J. B. McDonald Baltimore Sixty Yard Daily Martin Hayes Princeton Fraser British American Athletic Club of Edward J. Stebbins Marshall Lowe Georgetown University

Spoilers Picture Restages Nome Town For Film

The Gelig Polyscope company recreates Nome mining town scenes from The Spoilers using old photos to restore atmosphere after tidal waves and ruin. Producer Colin Campbell leads a crew through weather and wreckage to shoot authentic locations. The movie opens at the Palace Theatre in Muscatine starting December 28 for a three day engagement.

Gelig Polyscope Company Ex Beach Main Street Nome Nive Dore Bering Sea Midas Colin Campbell Tem Muscatine Palace Theatre

Ouimet Becomes Hockey Manager With Golf Team

Francis Ouimet golf champion now manages a hockey team composed of golfers in Boston. He issues a world wide challenge as part of his new role, signaling a bold expansion into another sport.

Ouimet Boston Francis Ouimet

Cranston Ramblers to Host First Home Game

Cranston Ramblers prepare for their season opener at home against Setta High School. TheRamblers boast a faster lineup this year while Setta is touted as unusually strong. A large crowd expected for the confrontation.

Cranston Journal’s Special Service Cranston Ramblers Tsetta High School Ramblers Letts

Bartfeld Outpoints McCoy in Ten Rounds at Broadway A.G.C

In a ten round welterweight bout at the Broadway A.G.C. of Brooklyn, Bartfeld out pointed champion Al McCoy. Bartfeld won seven rounds to McCoy's three, despite conceding ten rounds in the bout. Weights listed as McCoy 156 pounds and Bartfeld 146 pounds.

Bartfield New York Geldier” Bartfeld Uncle Sam al McCoy Broadway A.gc Brooklyn McCoy Burtfeld

Ouimet seven preps for New England club meet

Aggregation ready to meet teams from fall clubs across New England. Slush delays pricing but when hard weather returns the Ouimet seven will compete for honors. The team includes Jack Sullivan Walter Long Paul and Ted Tewks bury Henry Clarkson and Tony Columbos of Woodland Golf alnb i h. Delegations from state colleges will convene in January to set baseball track and football dates for the next season.

New England Price Jack Sullivan Walter Long Paul and Ted Tewksbury Henry Clarkson Tony Columbos Woodland Golf Alnb Seymour

Dooin and Magee Confer Over Federal League Bids

Baltimore on December 24 reports former manager Charles Dooin and outfielder Sherwood Magee of the Philadelphia Nationals in talks with local Federal League officials. Both players say money will decide whether independents can lure them away from organized baseball if offers are higher.

Baltimore Charles Dooin Sherwood Magee Philadelphia Nationals Independents

Hawkeye conference to expand to dozen with two new members

Will enlarge in Iowa City as Lenox Gallery and Dubugue German College seek admission. The Hawkeye athletic conference, already the largest of its kind in Iowa, plans to round out its membership to twelve schools with these applicants.

Towa City Hawkeye Athletic Conference Iowa Lenox Gallery Dubugue German College Hopkington du Duque

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