Grounders Officials Head to Chicago After Exhibition
General Sporting News notes President H. B. Maynard and Vice President Willam Ewald fly to Chicago for a resting obsequy. Over 1,300 attend the final exhibition game, with praise for Clarence Rowland's faster lineup and the Roosters’ work. Quincy papers cheer a Chicago representation. Hofer faces civil court over a $2.50 matter amid Broster Oneup changes. Easter day crowds and performance praised.
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Willam Ewald
Chicago
Tearney
Hoter
Kinsella
Clemens Delivers Home Run as Waterlo o Beats Dubuque
In a windy weekend clash, Bobby Clemens homered with two runners aboard to lift the Roosters over Dubuque 4 to 1. Waterloo pitcher Wolfe held Dubuque to one run while Clemens, Long, and Wall produced key hits as Waterloo and Dubuque split the weekend series before 1,300 fans.
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Berg
Hays
Rogge
Akers
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Dickey
Beatty
Flist
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Hollenbeck
Hendrix
Akeraff
Spurs
Harrington
Long
Kirkman
Ira Harmon
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Gardner
Cedar Rapids
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Negare
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Wolfe
Wall
Waterson
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Stowere
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Bower
Hart
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Sours
Hass
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Bowman
Wilkes
Stewart
Segare
Stowers
Mckey
Bloomington Bears Springte Exhibition Victory
The Binorington Threat team defeated Springfield in an exhibition clash 4 to 1 yesterday. Picture framing and first class work noted at Peterson Bros 221 W 4th.
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Bloomington Bears
Bloomington
Springfield
Yasterday
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White Sox Now in Percentages
Pittsburg Nationals trounce Cubs in opening clash as Chicago wins 7 to 1 in St. Louis. Walsh strikes out eight. McIntyre makes a sensational catch as Clarke’s long drive soars foul.
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Clarke
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Gregory
Pfeffer
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Pirates beat Cubs 4 to 1 in first NL game
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 4 1 in the opening NL series game. Chicago's run came on balls a double and a single. Pittsburg's offense included a two run first and two more scoring on errors and timely hits. Batteries Chicago Brown Archer Pittsburg Camnitz Gibson.
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Scores From Saturday's American League Action
Results from games across the leagues include Philadelphia 4 over New York 7, Washington 6 over Boston 2, Detroit 3 over Chicago 0, St Louis 7 over Cleveland, Cincinnati 3 over Pittsburgh 2, New York 6 over Brooklyn 3, Boston 5 over Philadelphia 4, and Chicago 8 over St Louis in 10 innings after darkness. American Association notes Columbus 2 over Minneapolis 1 in 10, Louisville 4 over Milwaukee 2, Indianapolis 8 over Kansas City 2, and Toledo rainout vs St Paul.
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Bookies Eye Base Ball Bets as New Gambling Scheme Emerges
New York gamblers push baseball betting as a business with plan by Enright to pool runs across four clubs in the American and National leagues. Prizes total $1,600 weekly. bettors would face a high payout, with fears of major city farmers boosting the scheme. Local rail trips note Prodigals visitors and Terre Haute second team defeats Danville 6 to 4.
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Connie Collins Joins Boosters for Swing Around
Connie Collins, recently recovering from a grip and just in from Fort Dodge, arrived in Waterloo yesterday afternoon to watch the game. Claude Douthett, a pitcher, was expected at the Logan house last night but did not appear on the register this morning and is due by midnight. Tomorrow morning manager Boyle and his hopefuls, young and old, depart for the swing accompanying the team.
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Jack Tighe
Old Town
Apent
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Clarance Rowland
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Freemer
Red Cedar Park
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Fort Dodge
Waterloo
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Household Remedy Promoted For Voom Use In Willis
Ralph Rust of Willis Michigan recommends Hood's Sarsparinia as a spring tonic to cleanse the threat and expel humors accumulated in winter. He notes its effectiveness for farmers exposed to bad weather and suggests taking the remedy in liquid form or as Sarsstabs.
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Willis
Mich
Hood
Treelf
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