Waterloo squad braces for strong season debut
Waterloo fans have seen most recruits in action during the Des Moines series. Stadfeldt stands out as a promising outfield candidate while pitching staff looks solid with Tuttle and McAdams leading. Front four catchers include Ashland Wagner Nieman and Rex Smith. The team opens against State Teachers and faces Dubuque this week as the league strengthens.
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Waterloo
Mandy
Sigln
Andrews
Tex Sheldon
Paddy" Siglin
Jimmy MecAuley
Joe Wints
Richards Harrison
Harry Gasier
Tony Smith
Stadfeldt
Johnny Harrigan
Walter Allen
Jack Hill
Davey White
Howard Tuttle
Jack McAdams Teom
Sutcliffe
Wilkus
Frank Ashland
William Wagner
Harry Nieman
Rex Smith
Des Moines Jobbers League Challenges Waterloo Series
Secretary Tom Fairweather, president of the Des Moines Jobbers League, issued a challenge for a fall series between the Des Moines champions and the Waterloo Jobbers League champions. He believes the series would be a great success and expects the local pennant winner to accept.
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Tom Fairweather
Des Moines Jobbers
Des Moines
Des Moines League
Waterloo Jobbers
Fairweather
Ottumwa Team Plans Spring Swing Versus Cedar Rapids and Parsons
The Ottumwa club travels to Cedar Rapids on April 14 and 15 to face Reldeo Hills recruits, then plays Parsons College at Fairfield April 21 to 23. They return to Ottumwa for a big April 26 game against Chinese University of Hawaii, then host Grand Forks on April 30 and May 7. Manager Egan schedules two games with Regina, Canada, here next Sunday and Monday, with Charles Stig as manager and George Simpson to pitch next Sunday.
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Central Association
Clinton
Egan
Regina
Canada
Charles Stig
St. Louis
Feds
Burlington
de Sota
George Simpson
Bea
Models 10 Open Season Sunday Triumphs Over Illuminators
The Model Laundry baseball club defeated the Citizen's Gas & Electric team 17 to 4 in six innings. The game served as practice for both sides with sharp fielding and base throwing by the Models. Shutzman, a fast infielder, will handle third base for the Models, forming a strong infield. The team opens next Sunday at Parkersburg with prospects for a big opening day.
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Model Laundry Baseball Club
Citizen's Gas & Electric Company
Shutzman
Tripoli
Parkersburg
25 000 Fans At Baltimore Opening
Baltimore Maryland April 14 Not since the Orioles pennants has such a crowd witnessed a game in the city as the Baltimore club of the Federal League beat Buffalo 4 to 2. More than 25 000 were present when Mayor James H Preston threw the ball on the diamond. Errors were frequent but the game featured brilliant plays with Jack Quinn pitching for the locals and solid support. President Gilmore of the Federal League attended.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Club
Buffalo
James H. Preston
Jack Quinn
Gilmore
Manager Richards begins Hig basetal squad reductions
Marehal dawn April 14. Manager Richards reduced Hig basetal squad Sunday releasing four players. Shorty Michaels of Delhi infielder, Edgley of West Branch outfielder, Campbell of Eldora third baseman and Kellogg released after Sunday's game. Revered of Story City sidelined several days due to injury.
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Marehal Dawn
Richards
Hig
Shorty Michaels
Delhi
Michaels
Muuch
Eadgley
West Branch
Campbell
Eldora
Sunda Kellogg
Story City
Seyeried
Outdoor sports season opens with golfers and baseball
Prospects rise for outdoor sports as Pleasant Park hosts twenty golfers enjoying practice on the greens and a baseball game. An amateur club scene is forming with plans for tournaments and a lively season anticipated.
Indian recruits report to Keokuk for Fort Williams tryouts
Keokuk Iowa April 14 Indian recruits arrived by train with six reporting by noon and a dozen more in the afternoon. Fort Williams manager Abbott supervised the first workout at the ball park as Summers from Charleston Ark and McCarthy from Chicago with Johnson of Kansas City joined. Kest and Heasling contend for shortstop and Rogerson moves to the outfield. Pitchers Schultz and Baehne joined the squad. Dudley was released.
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Keokuk
Ball Park
Abbott
Summers
Charleston
Ark
McCarthy
Chicago
Johnson
Kansas City
Fort Williams
Ottumwa
Kest
A. Heasling
Rogerson
Los Angeles
Cal
Healing
Hensling
Chief Abbott
Ing
Wildness
Andrews
State Teachers’ College
Tucala
Red Cedar Park
Schultz
Milwaukee
Baehne
Collegins
Dudley
Muscatine Club Sells Auto Stalls at Park
Muscatine Indiana April 14 Secretary C M Weber of the Muscatine Baseball association announced stalls for cars at the park are now available at 20 per season. About thirty stalls exist and the club expects to sell about twenty to car owning fans. Regina Club of the Canadian league will visit for two games this week Wednesday and Thursday with Charlie Stiss in charge.
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Muscatine
C. M. Weber
Muscatine Baseball Association
Regina
Charlie Stiss
St. Louis
Canucks
Boylers
Andrews Men In Practice Contest Highlights Spring Training
Manager Andrews led Ws through a regulation practice yesterday giving all outfielders and infielders a chance to work while five pitchers loosened their arms. It was an ideal spring day and players showed good form. Sutcliffe was forced to retire from Sunday’s game.
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Andrews
Sutcliffe
West High football schedule set for record season
Coach Fred McClain plans the strongest West High schedule in school history for fall. The lineup keeps Iowa City and North Des Moines foes, adds Ames, and preserves East High games, with a longer season from September 26 to Thanksgiving. Veterans return and spring work shows promising talent.
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Fred McClain
West High
Iowa
North Des Moines
Iowa City
Ames
East High
McClain
Independence
Manchester
Osage
Cedar Fails
Dutmque
Fort Dodge
Mason City
West High Field
City appoints new officials and adopts cab rules
The council unanimously named Burr Brown assistant city solicitor at 1200 a year and set duties to begin April 15. New cab regulations give the chief of police control of stands and require drivers to stay near cabs and speak softly. Officials’ salaries were adjusted, including police captain and lieutenants, and a new plumbing board was created as Mayor Thompson announced.
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Burr Brown
Leutenant
Plumbing examiners named for two years in council session
Last evening the council announced plumbing examiners for the next two years: W. H. Jeunish, plumbing inspector. Dr J Dunkelberg, health officer. R. A. Ellis, master plumber. Ore Parker, journeyman plumber. Two petitions sought pavement width reductions on Denver street from Fifth to Williston avenue and on Bepler avenue. the Denver street petition was granted. Bepler avenue petition referred to the street and alley committee with power to act. Official papers named were The Courier and Reporter, Times-Tribune and Deutsch Amerikaner. The City Medical society contract with the City Health Board and Board of Supervisors was read. mayor and city auditor may sign if figures satisfy.
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W. HH. Jeunish
J. Dunkelberg
Health of
Heer
R. A. Ellis
Ore Parker
Denver Street
Fifth Street
Williston’ Avenue
Beppler Avenue
Courier
Reporter
Times- Tribune
Deutsch Amerikaner
Board of Supervisors
City Health Board
City Medical Society
Iowa farmer swindled by Chicago sharks in street scam
John I Williams of Winthrop Iowa befriended by a man posing as a Winnipeg area farmer William Shaw and another youth. Williams lost 2500 he bet on a horse race after trusting the pair for betting help and cashing checks. Police consider the case a swindle.
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Chicago
John I. Williams
Winthrop
Williames
William Shaw
Winnipeg
Shaw
Walker
North State Street
State Street
Chicago Avenue
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement
Reliable Foley's Honey and Tar Compound advertised as a remedy for coughs colds croups whooping coughs bronchial and troublesome coughs. Claims to provide prompt relief for hoarseness tickling throat and stuffy wheezy breathing. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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Foley
Gets-It Corn Cure Promises Quick Relief from Corns
Advertises Gets-It as the leading corn cure offering painless treatment with a few drops. Claims traditional methods like cotton rings and salves cause pain and that Gets-It never fails on any corn or callus. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents or direct from I E Lawrence & Co Chicago.
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Ie, Lawrence & Co
Chicago
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