Second Opening of Central Association Opens in Three Cities Today
The Central Association begins play in Waterloo, Muscatine, Burlington and other cities today amid optimism for strong attendance. Burlington seeks a record crowd, aiming for 3,000, with ceremonies and speeches featuring city mayors and local officials as teams Muscatine and Ottumwa face Warrington and Keokuk respectively, promising a festive inaugural day.
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Hopes to Beat Yank in Australian Meet
In a crowded field Johnny Hayes and other top runners prepare for the Australian meet. St Yvesly is entered aiming for improved form and safety, with schedules pointing to near future competition.
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Keokuk Club Secures Infielder Blausscr
The national board of arbitration for minor leagues handed down decisions. Keokuk received infielder Blausscr from Monmouth was transferred, with other player movements including Fay Blausser to Keokuk and Woodruff to Talladega. Several applications were granted or disallowed, and free-agent status was discussed for multiple players.
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J. F. Higeing
Selma
RK. Baxter
Kansan City
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Hardy Ig
Arthur Anderson
Yankakee
Herbert Martin
Newport News
Frank Boyle Leads Muscatine Baseball Revival
Frank Boyle has taken over the Muscatine lab management and sparked strong support in the Three I league. Under his leadership Waterloo rallied to its best season, drew large crowds, and boosted local baseball prominence across the circuit.
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Avery
Burlington
oMuscatina
Waterloo
Renew Kentucky Derby field set to eight or more
Louisville Kentucky May 5 Ten three year olds are expected to start the Derby on May 10, making this the largest field since 1909 with at least eight starters anticipated at Churchill Downs.
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Louisville
Muscatine Opens Season with Invasion Pitching Prospects
Muscatine starts the season atop Central Association standings as Gould set for a regular turn in the rotation. Manager Frank Boyle brings 14 players to Burlington for the opener while a scheduled roster reshuffle may trim the squad by Saturday under league limits. Boyle praises Gould's early form and anticipates a strong rookie impact as the Musky club targets leadership and a crowded mound plan ahead of potential further changes.
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Stovall Relieved of Ist. Louis Management
Indefinite suspension meted to George Stovall after he insulted Umpire Ferguson in a Saturday game with Cleveland. Johnson, American League president, deposed Stovall as manager of the St Louis Browns pending review of the written report and its impact on the club. Stovall grabbed the umpire cap and struck the umpire’s coat, actions expected to end his managerial berth.
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State meet entries received for Drake Stadium event
Prelim entries for the state college track and field meet at Drake Stadium May 24 were received by secretary Reson. Seven schools including Coe, Cornell, Des Moines, Elginland Park, Morningside, Simpson and the state teachers’ college accepted invitations to represent. Walter Hodginger of Milwaukee named starter for the combined high school and college meet. A. L. Clark to refer later.
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A. L. Clark
Jupiter Paneas Wins In Central Association Play
Jupiter Paneas led a quiet Central Association slate as eight cities met in compact action. Monmouth remained atop with four straight wins, Bert Hough’s Braves kept a rapid pace, while rain and inactivity cooled the field yesterday across Muscatine Burlington Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Keokuk Kewanee Waterloo.
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Lipton's Viking Cup Race Set For June 21
New York Athletic Club selects June 21 for the Lipton Viking Cup long distance race from New Rochelle through Long Island Sound to Brock Island. Prize of 2509 pounds awarded to the owner after three victories. crews must be amateur. Ship lengths 30 to 38 feet with additional events for 25 to 40 feet cruisers and a special cup for the owner with the most race wins across three long races.
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Springfield Boxing Exposition Draws Officials Tonight
Chicago reports boxing bouts at Springfield tonight as a public display backing the boxing bill. State legislators are expected to attend. Governor Dunne declines attendance, citing propriety while not objecting to clean boxing.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League results show Philadelphia 6 over New York 3 and Brooklyn 3 over Boston 2 with Genie naings noted. American League reports Philadelphia and New York games, Washington 5 Boston 3 in 12 innings, plus three other league results and several postponements due to rain.
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International Institute of Agriculture Inaugurated at Rome
The general assembly of the International Institute of Agriculture was inaugurated in Rome with delegates from 23 countries. U S participants included David Lubin, Alfred True, G Pugsley, and T Brooks as notable representatives. Marquis Rafael, president, outlined progress toward the institute’s ideals amid a formal ceremony.
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California
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Nebraska
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