Waterloo Base Ball Elects Maynard President
The Waterloo Base Ball Association held a stockholders and fans meeting in Waterloo club rooms. B. Maynard elected president with W. Ewald as vice president and J. Dunnwald as secretary. Board includes C. W. Campbell and others. funds and booster plans discussed to start the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Maynard
William Ewald
J. J. Dunnwald
G. M. Garrettson
Maynard
Mr. Ewald
C. W. Campbell
W. B. Nauman
Sam Frank
P. J. Martin
H. M. Reed
Waterloo Base Ball Association
Waterloo
Martin
Assembly
J. B. Wiliams
G. N. Garrettson
R. S. Brown
George Walter Watson
Duke Naven
M. J. O'Keefe
Williams
Frank Boyle
E. L. Jones
Baseball Association
Electric Park
Crystal Theater
Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trade
North Waterloo Commercial Club
Ball Park
Ans
Quinn O'Brien
Safe Medicine for Children by Foley’s Honey and Tar
A brief notice promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a safe non opiate medicine for children. It notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package and is distributed by J. K. Joder & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Joder & Son
Booster Lineup Announced For First Two Games Of Season
Miners of Dubuque arrive to face Waterloo and Rockford as the Boosters prepare. Manager Boyle lists Saturday and Sunday starters Clemens Long Wall Spurs Bowman Wilkes Dickey Wolfe Kohr with Stowers Searles handling backstop duties. Pitchers Hollenbeck Gardner Hendrix ready.
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Boyle
Clemens
Long
Wall
Spurs
Bowman
Framer
Wilkes
Dickey
Wolfe
Kohr
Stowers
Hollenbeck
Gardner
Hendrix
Harrington
Searles
Cyclone Forces Halt of St Louis Cleveland Game
In St Louis a severe cyclone and hailstorm ended the St. Louis vs Cleveland game in the ninth inning as spectators sought shelter. Kahler, Lake, and Clarke pitched for Cleveland and St Louis respectively. score 3-1 in favor of St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Cleveland Chiba
Kahler
Land
Lake and Clarke
Phillies defeat New York in National League tilt
In Philadelphia yesterday the National League team beat New York 6 to 4 with Rowan and McDonald facing Mathewson and Meyers. Brooklyn also defeated Boston 7 to 2 behind strong hitting as Bell and Bergen opposed Mattern and Graham. Rain led to postponements of St Louis at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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Detroit
Chicago
Mich
Crawford
Cobb
Mullin
H el
Walsh and Sullivan
Stanage
New York
Philadelphia
Rhfi
Phila
Fisher
Blair
Coombs and
Lapp
American League
P. Ww. L. Pet
New York A
Washington Wes
St Lois
Cleveland Es Oy
Boston Waive
Ann Chicagn
Ano
Philadelpnia Veesee
National League
P. Ts. Fet
Philadelphia Serene
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Fae
St Louis
Eases
Cincinnati
American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
St Paul
Louisvilla
Ieee
Ann Milwaukes
Seth Ee
RHEF
Rowan and Mdonin
Mathewson and Meyers
Brooklyn
Boston
Brooklyn Club
Bell and Bergen
Mattern
Graham
St. Louis
Six Team South Dakota Baseball League Formed
A six club league from Mitchell Aberdeen Redfield Faulkton Huron and one more will start play this season. Rules have been adopted and a schedule will be issued soon. Several players are noted on strong squads and league games promise good talent. The report also notes a New York City parks bureau proposes more dancing for girls including two hurdy gurdies with folk tunes for city use.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Redfield
Faulkton
Huron
Frst
Bureau of Recreation
New York City
Department of Parks
Pittsburg Manager Criticizes Murphy over Steinfeldt Move
Manager Clarke of Pittsburg criticizes Charley Murphy for sending Harry Steinfeldt to a minor league club. Clarke says Steinfeldt has played great ball for Chicago for years and deserves better than railroaded to the minors. Artie Hoffman, Chicago’s top slugger last year, missed the opening game but vows to earn a bigger payday. George Cochran, Missouri shortstop prospect, joins the Bloomer squad after Springfield secured him. he is touted as fast, a slugger, and a strong fielding infielder. Bloomington claims priority and aims to find a fitting successor to Staten.
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Clarke
Pittsburg
Charley Murphy
Harry Steinfeldt
Chicago
Artie Hoffman
George Cochran
Carthage
Cochran
Missouri
Springfield
Bloomington
Staten
Weekend Weather and Easter Cheer Preview
The forecast calls for fair, warm weather Saturday and Sunday ahead of Easter. Local baseball readers note a $56.20 expense for Tearney’s banquets, reflecting staff efforts to keep Waterloo in the Three-I league. Citizens are urged to gear up for the upcoming events this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball Association
Base Hall Association
Waterloo
Dubuque Manager Reports Johnson Injury Update
Dubuque Iowa April 14 Manager Rowland of the Dubuque Three I team announced he received word from Barny Johnson the West End Chicago shortstop now with Dubuque that an injured ankle would require time for healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Rowland
Dubuque Three
Delay Stalls Luther College Arrival in Dubuque
Gunther Stapaasii, former Luther College first baseman from Decorah Ia, reported today delaying his arrival in Dubuque. The squad on the ground now totals twenty despite the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitate
Dubuque
Gunther Stapaasii
Luther College
Decorah
Fire at Manhattan Soap Plant Triggers Large Escape
New York April 14 fire broke out in the Manhattan Soap company factory. Sixty girls on the second floor escaped by fire escapes to a roof. On upper floors 190 men escaped by fire escapes and elevators. Damage estimated at $150,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Soap Company
Train robber wounds conductor in Syracuse robbery
An unknown man boarded Santa Fe train No. 6 in Syracuse Kansas at 1 am and robbed conductor E. B. Reilley and brakeman O’Leary after firing a revolver. Reilley resisted, and the robber wounded him as he attempted to rob passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Kan
Santa Fe
E. B. Reilley
O'Leary
Reilley
Train halted as bandit wounds man then escapes
A man was shot twice through the shoulder by a bandit on a train. He managed to stop the train and escape, according to local reports.
Sound Sleep and Health Benefit Cited by Wisconsin Man
A Wisconsin man from Eau Claire testifies Foley Kidney Pills helped his back pain and kidney soreness, improved appetite and overall health, and restored sound sleep after a short use. The testimonial notes marked personal recovery and strong belief in the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Southers
Eau Claire
Wis
J. K. Joder & Son
300000 Miles for Tobacco
A narrator recounts 31 years and 300000 miles of travel researching cigars. He claims Cuban tobacco can be less harmful in its native climate and discusses curing losses and style, urging readers to seek SYMPHONIE the ripe cigar priced at 5 cents.
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Cuba
America
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the Syndicate
AL G. Field Greater Minstrels
Crystal Theatre
Brenges
Bliss & Ross
Burton
Comedian
Sandor Bros
Oita
Waterloo's Fun Center
Payne
Gilbert Fitzgerald
GAY and Harte
Varsity Four
Orpheum Orchestra
Sheffield
England
Chautauqua Park
Seata
Sale
Henderson's Drug Store
Weat
Schunneman’s Drug Store
East Side
Kinnefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
General Sporting News
B. Maynard
Enthusias
Mabel Ettinger
West Fourth Street
Clarence Rowland
Miners
Miami
Washington
D. C
Cunningham
Miller
Cicotte and Madden
Groom
C. J. Miller
West Fourth St
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