Opening The 1912 League Season Starts Next Thursday
Three major leagues begin the 1912 schedule next Thursday with major matchups. Chicago at Cincinnati, New York at Philadelphia, and Detroit at Cleveland highlight openings in the National and American Leagues. Mattick joins White Sox. Cubs hopeful under Chance as pennant race looms.
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National League
Chicago
Cincinnati
Poshureh
St. Taouis
Giants
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
American League
St Onts
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphus
New York
American Association
Omumbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Ban 2
Johnson
White Sox
James Callahan
Mr. Johnson
Connie Mack
Mattick
Weaver
Rath
St. Louis
Callahan
Walsh
Sullivan
Harrison
Trath
Lord
Bodie
Righ
Zeider
Lee Tannehill
Matty McIntyre
McIntyre
Chicago Cubs
Frank Chance
Cubs
Chance
Evers
Lennox
Snier
Big Bear
Cole
Humphries
Sages
Reds
O'Day
Major Clubs Play Minors and Cubs Triumph in Exhibition
Chicago Americans beat Western league at St Joseph with Walsh Lange and Sullivan on the mound. St Joseph scored once on Walsh offers. Chicago leaves tonight for Des Moines after win. Batteries Walsh Lange Sullivan Gheliette Wheatley Gossett. Reston edged by O Day men in Cincinnati. Nationals over Boston Americans 6 to 2 in cold, wet conditions. Suggs Benton McLean Clarke Cicotte Hall Carrigan Umpire Brennan. Cubs win third straight in Indianapolis 8 to 1 behind Evers three singles and a triple.
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Walsh
Lange
Chicago
Des Moines
R.H.E
Reston
O'Day
Cincinnati
Boston Americans
Suggs
Benton
Henton
McLean
Clarke
Cicatte
Hall
Carrigan
Brennan
Cubs
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago Nationals
Straigst
Indianapolis American Association
Evers
R. HE
Chicabo
Cole
Northrop
Archer
Goulait
Merz
Hixon
Pearce
McCarty
Baseball Gossip From The Major Leagues And Cubs News
The article reports on player status and team plans across leagues. Bugs Raymond is tied to Alderman Coughlin's Zoo in Chicago, Dode Criss could return in a week, and tensions between Harry Davis and Hughey Jennings surface after accusations. Jack Pfiester may rejoin the Cubs for matches against Brooklyn and Boston. Jennings unveils a new warm up method, while Louisville infield reads Bransfield Bell Beaumiller Stansbury. John N Wilts buys seats for Mud Hens Brewers opener. Ownie Bush sits out opening lineup amid contract dispute. Pfeiffer Fallenwinder noted for a slow ball. Arthur T. Sheehan, 23, stands as youngest business manager.
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Jennings
Ownie Bush
Vitt
Pfeiffer Fallenwinder
McGraw
Racing Dates Fixed in Iowa
Noblesville Indiana April 8 following race dates claimed at Iowa Des Moines June 5 7 Yerry June 12 14 Marion June 19 21 Waverly June 25 27 Ted Oak July 4 9 Mason City July 4 13 Moona July 9 12 Osage July 16 18 Rorlewell City July 23 24 La Porte City July 27 25 Fonda July 30 August 2 Winfield August 5 8 Sac City August 5 10 Malvern August 6 Shenandoah August 13 Mt Pleasant August 13 14 Witton Junction August 13 16 Marion August 19 22 Newton August 19 22 West Liberty August 19 22 Manson August 20 28 Oskaloona August 20 23 Des Moines August 22 25 Town City August 27 30 Sheldon August 27 30 Victoria September 8 9 6 Rock Rapids September 3 6 Atlantic September 9 13 Marahalitown September 9 13 Sioux City September 1 14 Audubon September 17 20 Avoca September 24 27
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Ind
Iowa
Des Moines
Yerry
Marion
Waverly
Ted Oak
Mason City
Moona
Osage
Rorlewell City
la Porte City
Fonda
Iuly
Winfield
Sac City
Malvern
Shenandoah
Ata Auer Tak
Pvibay
Mt. Pleasant
Witton Junction
Newton
West Liberty
Manson
Oskaloona
Town City
Sheldon
Victora
Rock Rapids
Delegates at Large For Taft In Iowa Contest
In Iowa, Taft leads for four delegates at large with 741 to Cummins 650 and Roosevelt 25 based on county returns. Control hinges on Cherokee Jackson Marshall and Muscatine counties plus 24 Roosevelt delegates in Page and Mills. Uninstructed delegates may swing power. Cummins hopes to pull four Georgia counties? (Note: The original text mentions Cedar Rapids April 24 and Cedar Rapids) Des Moines April 8. Fayette County results show Cummins strong, with Hawkeye delegation and Oelwein labor support.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Taft
Cedar Rapids
A. G. Cummins
Roosevelt
Cumming
Cherokee
Jackson
Marshall
Muscatine
Page
Mills
Cummins
John Briar
Briar
Page County
Fayette
West Union
Fayette County
Hawkeye
Oelwein
Iowa City High Wins Inter City Rifle Championship
Washington April 8 Iowa City high school defeated Deering high school of Portland Maine in a shoot off to win the United States Inter city High School Rifle league championship, seizing the title after a tied score.
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Washington
Iowa City High School
United States
Deering High School
Portland
Olive Tablets as Calomel Substitute for Liver Problems
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a pure vegetable alternative to calomel with no harsh after effects. Claims they prevent liver disorders and related symptoms without griping salts or castor oil and promote a gentle nightly bowel movement. Produced by The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio under Dr M Edwards presidency.
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Edwards
Calomel
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Ohio
Fb, M. Edwarda
Wilson Holds Clear Lead In Iowa Democratic Delegates
In Iowa on Saturday April votes, Wilson led with 56 in Polk and a statewide 216 3 4 electors to 106 1 2 for Clark. Wilson carried Hardin and Polk Woodbury counties fixing Seventh and Eleventh districts, while Clark would not gain a single delegate in Woodbury.
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Des Moines
Wilson
Iowa
Clark
Woodbury County
Polk
Adams
Cherokee
Boone
Jefferson
Wayne
Sac
Hardin
Hamilton
Harmon
Bryan
Burlington
Woodrow Wilson
Wim. J. Bryan
Woodbury
Jury Disagrees in Vermilya Murder Trial
The jury in Mrs Louise Vermilya charged with murdering railroad man Richard T Smith was discharged by Judge Sullivan after eight hours of deliberation with a nine to three vote for conviction. No juror wavered in opinion of guilt or innocence despite the deadlock.
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Chicago
Louise Vermilya
Richard T. Smith
Sullivan
Smith
Detroit Americans Buy Pitcher Bill Burns
Detroit purchases left handed pitcher Bill Burns from Minneapolis and he was set to report to Manager Jennings in Toledo. Burns has pitched in both major leagues and joins the Detroit club for the upcoming schedule.
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Detroit
Detroit Americans
Bill Burns
Minneapolis
Jennings
Toledo
Burns
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