Burlington Pathfinders Begin Training Amid Uncertain Weather
Training work starts for Central Association clubs as Burlington Pathfinders, led by President Tom Thisd en and Manager Mariousch, begin sessions at DeSoto Missouri with plans to join Burlington by month’s end. Ed Egan’s Ottumwa bound squad shifts to a youth based lineup, moving away from seasoned players to test younger talent.
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Davenport
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Fasbrook Joins Muskies in Muscatine April Arrival
In Muscatine on April 6 Hasbrook, famed for the Mugkies and first sacked amphibial jar, arrived Saturday. Zigey, who played basketball in Des Moines during a long winter, claims to be in prime condition. He reportedly weighed 175 pounds, after previously hitting 200.
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Hasbrook
Keanu
Reachinisi
Zigey
Des Moines
Zisey
Jobbers League Meets Tonight Amid Franchise Shuffle
The Dabbers League convenes in the Courier Reportee edi tara rooms to finalize the Takiae con on the schedule and handle unnotified business. Six franchises were seated last week with Pontotfive Waterloo Gasoline Engine Gullieway Chamberlain Machine Works Citizens Gas and Courtice joining, with two more likely tonight as Phe Watertug Coeds Malls Novikert seek franchises. A schedule view is pending and a verdict on the first open contest between the new league and the National League is expected from Judge Clarence W Sessions in Western Michigan.
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Jengsuay Wie
Pontot- Five
Waterloo Gasoline Engine
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Chamberlain Machine Works
Citizens Gas
Courtice
Phe Watertug
Coeds Malls & Novikert
Grand Rapids
Mich
National League
Judean
Clarence W Sessions
United States District Court For Western Michiman
Chicago Federal League
Wiliam of Winter, Jr
Philadelphia National League
Davenport Sale Nets Veteran For New Manager
Davenport, la April 6. Tan Beno, who has been with Orrumwa five years, was sold to Manager Egan Saturday for a fresh start. Egan faced another offer from the Montreal club of the International league for a 30 day trial with a cash pay if successful. Erie’s cash bid followed, and Beno accepted. He said rebuilding this spring will be tough, aiming for a promising lineup and scouts’ approval.
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Beanna
Bunnies Report Friday Preseason Schedule in Cedar Rapids
Davenport prepares for the 1914 training season with a three day Cedar Rapids stay starting April 11. The local Rabbits, led by Belden Hill, plan workouts, scrimmages and a busy road trip to Marshalltown Waterloo and beyond through May 5. The roster lists Catchers Wes Holt Lin isle Jaquel Pitchers Case Fiderow Walwrath Mellinger Murdock Hofer Gray Infielders Fulton Brown Maurras Wandsganss Ward Tappe Outfielders Dow Brevenan Smith Harris Sweeney McPike.
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Pa Hill
Davenport
Marshalltown
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Cedar Rapids
Virginia
Minn
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Uoe
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Cedar Rap
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Hstel West
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Arthur Jaquel
W. B. Case
Robert Fiderow
J. M. Walwrath
RL. Mellinger
MW. Murdock
Lyle Hofer
Willam Gray
Johin Pulton
Buster Brown
Frank Maurras
Wammy Wand
Bunny Boosters Hear Plans For August In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids April 6 The Bunny Boosters outline elaborate opening day events on May 12 when Boss Bogie s Muskies meet Pa Hill s Bunnies. Excursions are planned to Marshalltown Clinton and Waterloo with August 24 set for a trip to Dee Jay s town. Cedar Rapids fans encouraged to support first invasion by Waterloo fans after last year s Cedar Rapids invasion.
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Pa Hill
Bunny Hoosier Club
Marshalltown
Clinton
Waterloo
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Pling
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Cedar Rapid
Denver Community Notes and Social News Roundup
Denver society reports visits from Anna Becker and Waverly guests, plans for new homes, and local church christenings. Mrs. Sass leaves for North Dakota. the Aid Society gathers at Mrs. Willie’s. several residents relocate or secure jobs, with election results naming new mayor and officials.
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Waverly
Denver
John F. Kehe
Maxfield
Aid Society
Ernest Willie
John School
Albert Wendt
J. i School
Bruns
F. Guenther
Adolph Bartels
Kehe
Fred Kurtz
Geo. Meyers, Jr
Fredericksburg
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Fred Sass
North Dakota
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Conard Clansing
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H. L. Diekiman Mercantile Co
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Neis
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Egan, & C
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Jacas
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Taapan
Dr. Neverman
H.C. Wente
Treagrer
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Liberal terms to horsemen at state fair entires and fees
Liberal terms are offered by state fair management this year with lower entry and withdrawal costs. Early closing events charge 1 percent of the purse on May 1 with 7 percent deducted from winners, and May 15 withdrawal relief. late closings add 2 percent to the purse and 1 percent deduction from winners. A 50 percent refund on late closings is provided to starters finishing inside the flag. Free stall rental covers turnout costs for all entered horses.
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Horsmen
Meritol White Liniment Advertisement Claim
Meritol White Liniment offered as a preparation that gives satisfaction where a pain killer and healer are needed. The ad asserts you cannot find a better ointment at any price. Red Cross Drug Co. and Henderson Drug Co. are named in the promotion.
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Meritol
Red Cross Drang Co
Henderson Drag Co
Keokuk Names Abbott Vital To Open Season
Abbott, longtime Topeka baseball figure, named manager of Keokuk club in the Central Association. He departs Topeka to prepare for training with 26 players reporting soon. Former teammates Dr Jason Andrews and Abbott bring veteran leadership as Waterloo and Keokuk prepare for opening series. Abbott to play first base for Keokuk.
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Indians
Abbott
Topeka
Arthur Spencer Abbott
Keokuk
Central Association
Towa
Waterloo
Jason Andrews
Davenport Police Salaries Increased
Davenport city council will soon consider changes to police pay. The article compares old and new scales for ranks from Chief to Matron, noting increases across positions.
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Davenport
TH &R
Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic Promises Youthful Look
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic to restore natural hair color, reduce dandruff and itching, and make hair thick and lustrous. It claims gray hair disappears by morning after one or two applications, with product sold by H W Taggart.
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Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as calomel substitute
Oslo physician Dr M Edwards presents Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a sugar coated olive colored tablet claimed to tone the liver and laxate without calomel s after effects. Praised for 17 years of practice the product is sold by The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio and by all druggists at 6c or 25c per box.
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Oslo
Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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