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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1915
Page
5
Sioux City arrives in Waterloo for a three game set starting at 4 pm. manager Josh Clark secretary Charley Hunter lead nineteen players including Keller Kramer Conley Phelps Hensting White Pepper Clark Woodburn and Callahan plus a new pitcher named Inman from the San Francisco Seals.
Chicago White Sox manager Clarence Rowland announced Bromwich will rejoin the Davenport Blue Sox for the season opener on Thursday April 29. Bromwich, nicknamed Al, is nursing a Charley horse from Omaha and rests aren’t over yet. He hoped for a major league berth but faces time to heal and possible reassignment after a painful trip.
Pepper Clark, once a leading pitcher for Waterloo in the Three I league, is among the slab artists of the Sioux City club which faces Incals today Thursday and Friday.
Buffalo won the opening series finale against Brooklyn with a 4 to 3 victory. Schultz shut the locals to three hits after the third inning, and Engle delivered a two RBI double to spark the seventh inning comeback. Brooklyn scored the winning run in the seventh, but Buffalo held on for the win and a New York box score noted Schultz and Allen behind the plate.
Keokuk reports a large squad assembling at Clinton Park for Boss Boyle's camp with Asher Tennant Heinz and others joining, aiming for full readiness by Thursday. Clinton drills also reveal 15 recruits at Ringwood park under Manager Manush as Clinton gears up for the Central Association season.
Manager Ned Egan pushes Muskies through morning and afternoon workouts at the South End, hoping to boost form ahead of Thursday game against Volger's Reliable Jewels. Danny Harrell makes 1915 debut, impressing at keystone. Shanley, Hasbrook show progress. Souis, Reinhart developing. Wetzel struggles to find rhythm. Shorty Sahn trains in field until Runser returns. Sohn expected to hit better this season.
Frank Bros team captured three straight games last evening in the City league bowling season opener. Johnson rolled the high score and high average for the evening as the scores listed show Frank Bros dominance over their rivals.
Des Moines April 14 The Water loo club of the Central association will be here the end of the week for two games with the Booster regulars Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Manager Jay Andrews was signed for a game with the Boosters before he left for Waterloo to assemble his team. These games will be the last great contests for the Roosters before the season opener at Sioux City April 23. The first Waterloo date clashes with Drake relay at the stadium but no friction is expected.
Isbell intends to play for the good of his men and to avoid drawing crowds. Meanwhile, athletes staying in town Sunday will have a chance at a quality game in the afternoon, while Shanley, linked to Des Moines, cannot play in Muscatine. Clinton contracts announce Maline Three I league games for Thursday and Friday, with lineup set. Rockford gains Bi-State league status as Rockford club braces for arrivals.
Public library bulletin board features photographs of the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco and offers California guidebooks and pamphlets for travelers. New titles include Mary Austin's California in color by Sutton Palmer, praised by The New York Times, Koch’s Journey to Our Western Wonderland, and Beasley’s A Tramp Thru the Bret Harte Country.
At the regular business meeting in Sonsh ball the Germania Mannerchor elected H. Peterson as president John Boeller as vice president H Schoenberg as secretary Paul Neubauer as treasurer E Hahn as choir master and J Wittert and John Friedl as trustees A concert is planned at Denver Ia on April 29 and other matters of interest to members were discussed.
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