World of Sports Mourns Anson as Greatest of All
Adrian C Anson dies just before his seventieth birthday leaving a legacy as baseballs pivotal founder and star captain. tributes pour in from captains of the era including Charles Comiskey praising his hitting and all around skill. lifelong sportsman he later ran a billiard parlor and entered politics, leaving a lasting mark on Chicago sports and golf clubs.
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Pop” Anson
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Oakwoods Cemetery
Comic Strip Motorized Mayhem Continues in Lizzie Tale
The comic feature follows Bill installing absurd car enhancements for Lizzie, including a speedometer, clock, electric lighter, ash receiver, dusting device, and auto starting gear. Despite upgrades, the car frets with locks, pistons, and alarms, prompting comic scenes as Bill endures mishaps and family concerns.
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Marquard Helps Phillies In Loss To Boston
Philadelphia falls 6 to 2 as Rube Marquard shines in clutch spots. Lee homers to the clubhouse wall in the fourth inning marking one of Leta park’s longest drives. Batteries: Marquard and Nial for Boston. Wienert, Winters and Henline for Philadelphia.
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Major League Records Today in 1915 and 1999
The record notes a 13 inning game with unusual putout details and mentions players such as Guttela and Brook. It recalls Pop Anson’s passing, his 22-year career with Chicago, 1,220 games, 3,012 hits, 1,665 runs, and a .345 career batting average, highlighting his 1887 season peak and activities in later vaudeville.
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St. Joseph Des Moines Oklahoma City Omaha Results
In the American Association all games were postponed due to rain. Western League scores show St. Joseph at Des Moines, Oklahoma City at Omaha with 4 to 2, and Sioux City at Tulsa 4 to 1, while Wichita faced Denver and lost 1 to 0.
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Base ball wild day with hits and errors across leagues
The era of home runs at the Polo Grounds continued as Bancroft and Snyder powered the Giants to a win over the Dodgers. Marquard shut down the Phillies, while Huggins mused about trading for Amos Strunk. Dugan’s errors aided Boston, and Myer’s clutch hits sparked the Athletics. Rain affected five major theatres across two National and three American cities.
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CANDIDATES ARRIVE FOR WEТERLEY BASEBALL TRYOUTS
Candidates for the We t erley baseball club are arriving ahead of a municipal field tryout at Cedar River park. Fifteen out of town hopefuls have reached the area with more expected tonight. Notables include Hank Severeid and Bob Parnsell, while two candidates, Walter Gifford and D Lamb, cannot travel due to illness and injury. Work continues on a new diamond with 300 loads of black loam, and workouts begin Monday under Manager Ragan who promises fair selections.
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Bloomington
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Cornell Begins Spring Football Practice at Ash Park
Mount Vernon, April 13 Twenty five Cornell football players reported for spring practice under Coach Sharman Finger at Ash Park. Sixteen from last fall including seven lettermen are eligible along with many promising freshmen. Practice will focus on kicking passing signal work and ball handling with no scrimmage until September. Several linemen and backs are noted, while some players will miss time due to baseball commitments. Finger hopes to hire Morrison's successor as line coach before fall.
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Safe or Out By Charles D White
A baseball Q and A column discusses umpire interference with the catcher, base runner returns, automatic call of fines for ejected players, third strike rulings, balks when the pitcher is off the plate, Ram calls after contests, and cautions against arguing over baseball decisions.
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Boxing suspension apology and crutch-bound star in sport wrap
New York-Lew Tendler and manager Phil Glassman apologized for abusing a referee after a recent bout. their suspension was imposed by the boxing commission. Also from New York, Giant star Frank Kuisch remains on crutches and will miss two more weeks due to an infected foot. Rochester notes the purchase of Marry Lunie by the Rochester club from Sacramento in the Pacific Coast league. College baseball scores include Illinois 9, Missioni 7. Vanderbilt and Michigan games, and other regional boxing and wrestling results across multiple cities.
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Wichita
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Tex
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Bobby Roscos
Winniper
St. Louis
Harry Schuster
Milwaukee
Frankie Martin
Los Angeles
Betting Odds and Derby Hopes for Kai Sang and William A
International news sports column notes Kai Sang faces a doubtful derby start with doubts over performance at Rancocas farm. William A leads the Kentucky Derby bid for Harry Sinclair, with odds around 20 to 4 as Belmont workouts show other contenders like Gallant Man and Pirate Gold showing speed, suggesting a wide field and cautious wagers.
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Havlicek Wins Wrestling Match Over Breedlove in Ta
Independence, April 15. Harry Havlicek of Manning and Vernon Breedlove of Kansas City wrestled 90 minutes without a decision. The judge and two spectators awarded Havlicek the win by agreement after a drawn bout last night in Independence.
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Vernon Breedlove
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Breedlove and Havlicek Set Title Fight Rematch Date
Judges favored Havlicek on aggressiveness after a close fall with Havlicek behind 36 minutes to 32. Breedlove challenged for a rematch to a finish match scheduled April 21 at the venue. Breedlove weighed 124 pounds 19 ounces with Havlicek at 131.
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Bowling Leaders Hold Narrow Tourney Lead
Whiteside alley hosts a tightly packed bowling event where top teams cling to positions. Leaders Waderman Gehrig Newman E McFarlane Manahi tag teams and singles placements show Cognate shifts as Mucha Johnson struggle to crack the big score class.
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Chick Sexton to Fight Ames in Fort Dodge Show
Chick Sexton of Waterloo signs to fight Dick Powell of Ames in a semi windup at Fort Dodge on April 21 under Legion Athletic auspices. Powell, a student at Iowa State College, has built a mitt reputation. Sexton reportedly holds edge on experience. The note mentions expansion plans for the National Baseball Federation to Des Moines and other central cities.
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Ames
Fort Dodge
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Iowa State College
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