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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
1
A medical office group formerly at S201 W Fourth has moved to Cedar Falls and opened two sanatoriums at 31 percent occupancy on 31 Main. Mr. Weigert purchased the 712 Main property to host out of town patients. Interurban travelers should alight at Eighth Street and call 5414-Black for details.
General sporting notes reflect on off season training contrasts as fans enjoy cheaper strawberries. The piece mentions Hans Warner and Harry Steinfeldt realignments, a Louisville scribe’s claim on bench warming, and local Quincy and Bloomer franchise debates. A forecast of fair warm Sunday prompts hoped town tours.
Amusement of Players-Workout in the gym this afternoon as Wilkes plans a standout season. New recruit M. Dixon from Pittshore arrives, Gene Muilroney as outfielder joins Belden Hill’s crew, and T. A. Sullivan from Los Angeles is awaited. The squad spends time at billiards and pool while awaiting warmer weather and a Sunday game with Des Moines. Jimmy Long may join soon, delayed by business in Kansas City.
April 7 report on James Crangie of Sterling joining Manager Dan O’Leary’s Prodigal squad for training camp. Crangie, a .313 batter in 318 games for Winona in the Minnesota-Wisconsin Teague, is praised for hitting. questions include speed. Lineup notes mention Promwich Chanman Knepping infield. Crangle and Ohland to patrol outfield. Max Smith Benton Crabb as likely pitchers. Ohland praises Finke from Saginaw as a strong addition.
Signee by Isha Robinson and John Nickel managers post 250 each for a tan jround match at Ford's theatre on Tune 17. Forfeit agreed by Fureka Athletic club. Bout expected to be a career highlight and likely final pro appearance.
Cobb and Crawford drift apart after a long split while Wakefield fights for recovery from a knockout. Promoter Art Jackson and others face arrest amid a tangle of baseball dealings as Hogan rises in California. Milan and Hofman loom among top outfielders as signings and holds reshape rosters.
A tobacco producer advertises cigars marketed as predigested or raw like raw meat, claiming they are unlit for consumption and produced from a special digested tobacco called El Symphonie. The process purportedly removes excess nicotine while preserving flavor and body, allowing up to ten cigars daily.
Sam Foster once with Decatur joins forces with Chris Eastman, the Indian pitcher renowned for a terrorizing Three-I era at Peoria. Their combined history links them to storied minor league pasts and enduring baseball lore.
Chicago April 17 Harry Steinfeldt veteran third baseman with the Cubs, after more than 800 games and helping win four NL pennants and two World Series titles, has been sold to St Paul of the American Association. He plans to work with his father in law in Cincinnati, and vowed he had played his last game after a holdout and bench time.
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