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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1914

Page

5

Central association faces 12-man limit and staffing issues

A Burlington note argues the 12-man limit for Class D leagues will hamper teams, as managers who do not play fill rosters. It cites Boyle, Andrews, Egan, Flough, Hayes and others as backbone figures and warns the Central Association may lose quality players and attendance. The piece discusses catcher and pitcher shortages and outfield roles, urging practical roster solutions.

Furtington Bageball Timit Ula Central Association Teague Wong Central Boyle Andrews Egan Flough Hayeden Aew Smu

Umpire prospect Jimmy Scanlon to base in Clinton

Clinton, Ta. Dec 24. Timmy Scanlon, formerly with the Pilot, who has wintered in Clinton as manager of a hilloch parlor since August, returned to his Hix home in Indianapolis for Christmas. He expects a Central Association umpire appointment next year and will likely make Clinton his headquarters.

Clinton Timmy” Scanton We Hilliach Hix Indianapolis Asx Central Association

Belligerents Drive Wire Orders to Pittsburg Mills

The Lawrenceville Press leased wire reports that belligerent European nations have placed heavy orders with Pittsburgh wire mills. About 125000 tons are promised, including 25000 tons of barbed wire with special design. The business, valued around 4 million dollars, will sustain the mills for months as England France and Russia remain major customers since the war began.

Pittsburg Lawoulited Press Europe England France Russia Pittsburgh

Probable Muskies line up revealed for spring training

Ned Egan names a tentative squad for next season with Wisher as backup catcher and Lee, Hruska, and Fisher competing for regular roles. Infielders include Hasbrook, Harrell, Masters, Reuser, with Jack seeking a job and outfield options Gerald Wetzel Reinhart Souis and Sohn. Only four veterans from higher class may be retained under league rules.

Ned Egan Sem Blockfront Egan Wisher Ned Hrughku Chm Lee Fisher Lee Hruska Tin Park Gigan Ross Lorenzen Wagner Wilkus Zackert Ty Ganes Zip Clarence Jack Galesburg Egan Hasbrook Harrell Masters Reuser Jack Gerald Wetzel Reinhart Souis Sohn

Muscatine Muscatine trounces Iowa City High in grand pace

In a fast paced official Haulting contest Muskies walloped Iowa City High 56 to 20. Lilly Zeigler and Hoopes led Muscatine with strong inside play while Fish and Ketchum disrupted the visitors’ passing game. Brigham Keppler and Harrison shone for Iowa City in a lopsided gym finale.

Goosh ‘Traver Cooch Traver Norman Elliott Muskies Teswik Zeigler Lilly Hoopes Muscatine Avery Man Fish Ketchum Iowa Liily University Town Boys Brigham Keppler Harrison Ling LG Town Anderson Capt Prentis Swisher Crocker Beck The Baptists Fisher Howell Ratelie Cavid F. Young Valett Hudson Chant Barber Ratcliff Young Becker McCaughey Rateliff

Magee Traded From Philadelphia to Boston in N L Deal

Philadelphia reports Sherwood R. Magee, hard hitting outfielder for the National League team, traded to the Boston Nationals for cash and players. The deal was approved at a New York meeting chaired by W F Baker of Philadelphia and James Gaffney of Boston.

Philadephia Sherwood R. Magee Philadelphia Boston Nationals New York W. F. Baker Philadelphia Club James Gaffney Bostons

Justice to Visit Clinton Home of Houghers

President W. D. Justice of the Central Baseball Association intends to visit Clinton after the holidays to review the season and discuss retaining Clinton’s franchise. He notes a future hard entry into the association and mentions a larger city seeking admission, urging local Commercial Club action before the January 11 meeting to settle the matter.

Clinton W. D. Justice Central Baseball Association I Ts Justice

Gold Coins as Christmas Gifts Rise in Chicago

Gold coins have become popular gifts in Chicago this season. U S sub treasurer Irving Shuman said last week payouts totaled 50 000 to 75 000 with most coins in 2 50 5 and 10 denominations. He noted thousands request new money and that the office has redeemed more than 500 000 daily for several weeks.

Unsettled Yankees Sale Delays Ruppert Takeover

Many complications delay the transfer of control of the New York Yankees to Colonel Jacob Ruppert Jr and Captain T M Huston. The purchase is not completed and no conference date is set. Price remains the main stumbling block with Farrell quoting about 500000 dollars and Ruppert bidding less.

New York N. Y Jacob Ruppert, Jr Huston Yankees Frank Jarrell Farrell Colonel Ruppert

Thief Steals but Horse Recovered Near Muscatine

A 1000 pound mare belonging to A. J. Caldwell, living six miles north of New Boston, was reported stolen yesterday as police tracked suspects toward Rock Island. The horse was recovered last night below Muscatine on the Illinois side of the river, with no trace of the thieves.

A. J. Caldwell New Boston Rock Island Muscatine

Grand Theatre Presents A Laugh Packed Evening

The Grand Theatre offers Keystone comedians with a new two part drama In Tune from the American Studio. A special holiday price of five cents per seat applies and Our Mutual Girl features George Barr McCutcheon in interviews revealing incidents behind his famed romances. See it tonight for a pleasant holiday week start.

Grand Theatre Keystone Grand George ‘Barr McCutcheon Winiford Greenwood George Barr McCutcheon

Ralph McKeen Visit Mentioned in Muscatine Trip

Columbus Junction Iowa December 24 Mr and Mrs Ralph McKeen were visitors in Muscatine on Wednesday Mrs J B Fox of Brighton also spent time there aiding local news notes with regional ties and social calls

Columbus’ Junction Ralph McKeen Muscatine J. B. Fox Brighton

Christmas Visits and Travel Publishes Local Familiary Notes

Wednesday brings a stream of family visits and Christmas travel across towns. Mrs. Mark Trafton and daughter, Mrs. J. A. Knight from Muscatine, Mrs. G. W. Weigman from Washington with parents H. A. Davis and family, Nelia and Bill Pencs to Fairfield to stay with grandmother Mrs. Frank Gay, Mrs. R. W. Owen visiting sister Mrs. Frank Gray in Cone, Alice Brown to Davenport with Rock Island relatives, A. Banta returning from Kingston for Christmas, Mollie Cold back to Marsh after Clerk Nichols visit, and D. XN. Johnson seen in Wapello yesterday.

Mark Trafton J. A. Knight Muscatine G. W. Weigman Washington H. A. Davis Nelia Bill Pencs Fairfield Prank Gay R. W. Owen Cone Frank Gray Alice Brown Davenport Rock Islandry A. Banta Kingston Mollie Cold Marsh Clerk Nichols D. XN. Johnson

Plans scrapped for Cedar Rapids poultry show

Poultry fanciers report the Twentieth Annual Show of the Western Poultry Fanciers' Association set for Cedar Rapids will not be held this winter due to Linn County's prolonged quarantine. Muscatine exhibitions had planned to participate.

Western Poultry Fanciers’ Association Cedar Rapids Linn County

Corn stalk disease hits Nebraska horses hard this winter

Nebraska reports show corn stalk disease among horses is worsening with widespread deaths. In Richardson county alone, around 200 horses died in a few days, per Chas. M. Day state field veterinarian. The ailment appears to be spreading across the state.

Nebraska Associated Press Lincoln Neb Chas. M. Day Richardsen

Farmers Appeal Office No Remedy to Protect Infected Fields

The office has been appealed to by farmers but declares no remedy beyond keeping the hearse away from infected fields as described in the Journal. The note underscores limited options amid agricultural health concerns.

Lor

A Christmas Problem What Shall I Give

A Savings Bank Book is suggested as a fitting Christmas gift with a deposit of one dollar or more. The bank will place the book in a holiday envelope and mail it to the recipient if an address is provided, ensuring it arrives by Christmas.

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