Bunny Players Set for First Exhibition With Davenport Saturday
Cedar Rapids prepares for a baseball season as 21 recruits report to training under Pa Hill. Exhibition games start with Davenport in the Three-I opener, with two games next Saturday and Sunday and a schedule including Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, and Cedar Rapids rivalries. Notables include pitcher Kettering of Cornell and manager Tim Floor of Winnipeg, as Cedar Rapids builds a modern Alamo Park baseball complex.
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Cedar Rapids
Meccators
Diamond
Pa Hill
Alamo Park
Alamo
Central Association
Davenport
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Kettering
Winnipeg
Tim Floor
Hill
H. L. Leasure
Bedford
Ben Hollenbeck
Brockport
N.ee
Opinions differ as to Hal Chase's ability to cover second base
New York readers debate Hal Chase moving to second base with Yankees manager Chance shifting him from first. Some Jersey City players doubt his defense and tagging, while others like Larry Schlafly see potential once he adapts. Ex-White Sox Bill Purtell questions his fit at second.
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Hal Chase
New York
Hal
Chase
Chance
Jersey City
International League
Yankees
Bermuda
Jack Knight
New Yorkers
Skeeters
Knight
Bill Purtell
White Sox
Bowling Chart For The Week At Jackman Alleys
The two men bowling schedule opens at the Jackman alleys this evening with four series each night on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Matches include Huntsch and Hill vs Mackin and Weltzin and other pairings through Friday with prizes awarded after the leaders are determined.
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Jackman
Huntsch
Hill
Mackin
N. Weltzin
Smith
Jessen
Hansen
Weltzin
Person
Monmouth Baseball Tryouts Amid Holdouts and Signings
Monmouth Wisconsin prepares for the baseball season as Adams and Pressy hold out while new players like Drumm and Mene sign Brown contracts. Evans may join, with workouts slated at Eleventh Street Park and a Tuesday arrival for most players. The roster includes Sealy, Johnsen, Bedell, Mitchell, Downey, and Simons among others.
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Monmouth
Bert Hough
Monmouth Browns
Mitchell
Eleventh Street
Bert
Drumm
Nebraska City
Harry Simmons
Simmons
Trinscher
Mennestring
Hannibal
Muscatine
Mene
Adams
Pressy
Pressus
Teriis
Amoene
de Rose
Hough Evans
Bruce Evans
Hough
Galesburg
Fivang
Brown
McConnell
Egan
Ralph Bentley
Titchers
Sealy
Tohnsen
Bedell
Downey
Roy Boantley
Hago Newman
Watleh
Clery
Fitzgerald
Andersay
Mower Irina
Simons
Winney
Morris
Land
Des Moines bowlers bid strong team for fourth annual tourney
Des Moines Western league club will again represent the city in the Des Moines Bowling association tournament, with a lineup stronger than last year though not yet announced. A solid outside delegation is expected, city entries are slow, and lists may be due by week’s end. Most Alexandria and Mission league teams plan to enter, with Commercial league also well represented. Outside teams Waterloo and Webster City have dates April 19 and April 17, Engravers to Bowl. Secretary Albertson has set a special match between Photo Engravers second in the Commercial league and Waterton engravers five, with Bruggeman leading the league in high average and high game.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Western League
Des Moines Bowling Association
Wilam L. Albertson
Alexandria
Mission
Waterloo
Webster City
Albertson
Des Moines Commercial League
Waterton
Bruggeman
Hill Reports to Muscatine in Early Season Signings
Herbert Hull formerly of Waterloo independent squads reports to Muscatine manager Frank Boyle. A right handed pitcher with strong stuff Hull lacks pro experience but is viewed as a hard worker who will be given opportunity. He previously played with independents then finished with the Red Sox before a late surge against Duke Hollenbeck.
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Herbert Hull
Waterloo
Frank Boyle
Muscatine
Hill
Thryle
Independents
Red Sox
Frank Bayle
Kane
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY ADVERTISEMENT
Drug advertisement claiming a cure for colds in one day promotes laxative bromidequinine tablets. It offers a money back guarantee by druggist refund and includes a signature imitation. The ad references a Waterloo brand and a food product location placeholder at Sixth and Rufferson, with unclear branding and price 25 cents.
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E.W. Grove
Dutch Thens May Win Place In Waterloo Camp
Des Moines reports Dr Andrews’ Water loo Central association tryouts highlight William Theis as a standout outfielder. Pittsburg officials sought to keep Theis, nicknamed Keyle, at home, but he arrived at camp, impressing critics with speed and arm. також mentions hopefuls like Jack Ashley and catchers Jokerst Goes Ashland as competition and Corkhill in line for outfield spot.
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Des Moines
Dr. Andrews
Waterloo Central Association
William Theis
Theis
Pittsburg
Kansas
Keyle
Black Cat
Dutch” Griffith
St. Joe Club
Jack Ashley
Waterloo
Jokerst
Goes
Ashland
Andrews
Bob Corkhill
Magnates Prepare for Season Across Iowa and Illinois
Ottumwa and Burlington magnates push spring baseball as exhibition games loom. Ottumwa’s Egan trains a squad in Davenport with mixed results but strong prep value. Burlington’s Hayden camps at Carthage and wins most spring tuneups. Keokuk names Manusch as manager, promising a competitive club. Waterloo’s Andrews leads workouts in Des Moines, opposing Cedar Rapids with wary non interleague stance. Monmouth’s Hough reads openings. Muscatine’s Clayton trade falls through. Boyle releases the player.
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Burlington
Waterloo
Cedar Rapida
Egan
Ottumwa
Davenport
Hayden
Carthage
Kankakee
Iowa
Illinois
Oakville-towa
Keokuk
Upper
Mississippi Valley
George Manusch
Manusch
George Pennington
Kewanee Boilermakers
Andrews
J. Andrews
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Bert Hough
Monmouth Browns
Highland Park Men Prepare For Waterloo Scrimmages
Des Moines Iowa April 7 Highland Park baseball plans a week of practice games with Waterloo to test an infield of eight candidates and five mound hopefuls. Dr Andrews and Coach Rice expect strong showings from Frazier and others as they decide positions by week’s end. Outfielders will be tried, Farrell and Kile handle receivers duties, and Kile serves as utility man. The Waterloo sessions aim to sharpen form for the season.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Highland Park
Collegians
Central Association
Andrews
Rice
Frazier
Ceatering
Farrell
Kile
Found a Cure for Rheumatism
A Mapleton Iowa resident Lee L Chapman recounts two years of rheumatism pain that prevented bringing the right hand to the mouth. After starting Chamberlains Liniment five years ago, he reports relief in two months and no rheumatism since. For sale by all druggists.
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Chidren
Lee L. Chap
Mapleton
Iowa
Chamberlain
Barbers Refuse Sunday Work Sparks Union Fight
Kansas City barbers unite to challenge Sunday blue laws. Thirty five boss barbers organize and plan to open shops and stand together against enforcement. They seek aid of the prosecuting attorney to enforce laws long disregarded and will place pickets and supply evidence against offenders.
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Kansas City
Barbers’ Union
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