Local Jays Fall In Opening Game Of Series In Error Plagued Contest
Errors plagued the Jays as Central A association rivals opened the series with a 9 3 loss. Kerby White started on the mound for the visitors but allowed multiple hits while Lindner shut out the locals in relief. Jays threatened early but failed to capitalize as Blenner and Tut tle combined on the mound for the visitors and Lindner silenced the slate with two strong innings.
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Rockford Talks Bi-State Plans and Local Basketball
A fragmented Rockford report notes Tuesday chatter about Bi-State league plans and a notable comment by Larry who mentions one exception in a Rockford gathering. He singles out George Rubser as the player who would protest the move to protect his invested money in the Mi-State league.
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Everrhodt
Rockford Hants
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George Rubser
Walt
White Sox Win Opening Game In Thirteenth Inning
Chicago and St Louis opened the American League season with a 7 to 6 thirteen inning victory for the visitors. Fournier delivered the winning run in the final frame after Grief and Schalk had reached base.
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Sater
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Phillies Beat Braves 10 Bats Win Opener
In Boston on April 1 Philadelphia shut out the World champion Braves 10 to 0 as Alexander pitched superbly. Whitted and Bancroft provided sparkling fielding for the visitors while Duger and Whitted were honored with gifts by Braves manager Stallings.
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Krapp
Doolan
Blair
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New York Nationals Beat Brooklyn 16 to 3 in Opener
The New York Nationals defeated Brooklyn 16 to 3 to start their championship season strong. McGraw's squad led early, pounding Pfeffer for seven runs in the first two innings, with Schmutz and Brown hampered by errors and timely hits from Doyle and Meyers.
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Doyle
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Téesreau
Meyers
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Brooklyn Federals Edge Newark In Ninth Inning Win
Brooklyn Federals rallied in the final frame to defeat Newark 8 to 7. Moran and Nghn led Newark with Moran and Wilson combining on the Newark battery while Crandall and Hartley capped Brooklyn's late surge with key plays.
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Dr Whitehall Megrimine Headache and Neuralgia Remedy
An old ad promotes Dr Whitehall Megrimine for headache and neuralgia. It claims the remedy relieves dull care and sharp pain with natural action, available in 10¢ and 50¢ boxes from local druggists or via The Dr Whitehall Megrimine Co. in South Bend Indiana.
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J. K. Joder
Four Man Rule Effective May 5
President Justice of the Central association issued a circular to team managers announcing the four veteran rule will take effect on May 5, the opening game day. He had received inquiries from those unsure when the prize would begin.
Three Clinton Pilots Add Last Recruits In Camp
Clinton April 15. Manager George Manush pushes the Pilots through two hard practice sessions as only three more players remain to report Mil lligan Menne and Ray Webster are the pending additions Fostick arrives as the last recruit from Genoa NL Menne will arrive after the Sox Browns game Milligan is away at Kewanee and Webster is slightly indisposed delaying his report until next week
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Carrier Boys Ball Team Wins Opener at Cedar River Park
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter carrier boys formed a ball club and won their first game last night at Cedar River Park. The Courier beat Alcott school 11 to 4 with Clemence and Slack as the battery for the Courier and Hip- unspecified.
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Clemence and Slack
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City Boy Teams Open Dates With Carriers
George Slack manager, 1428 Red, invites any boy team in the city to play with the carriers team and arrange dates by telephone. Arbuckle for the Alcott mentioned in copy.
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