Sioux City Wins Last of Series in First Frame
Sioux City defeated Ottumwa 7 to 6 to clinch the series as Manager Andrews’ squad jumped to a four-run first inning. Berry started for Ottumwa, but Lindner and Kelley held off late charges while Callahan led the visitors with four hits.
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Andrews
Luc Jays
Clarke
Soo
Spike Kelley
Jim Kane
Berry
Lindner
Sith
Woodburn
Davie
Jay
Kelley
Connie Callahan
Plair
Cooney
Hensling
Bramble
Athletics and Red Sox Contest Called in Ninth
Philadelphia and Boston played a lengthy game halted at darkness after nine innings. Oldring and Meloanes starred for Philadelphia with a homer by Oldring, three singles by Melnnus, and a double by Oldring. Umpire Connolly ejected five visitors from the field for bench protests.
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Meloanes
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Taylee
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Connolly Pug
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Hostom
Ruth
Comstock
Mays
Carribean
Thomas
Hressler
Shawkey
McAvoy
Lapp
National League scores and early season results
Brooklyn beat New York 4 to 3 as Appleton debuted in his first major league game allowing six hits. Perritt pitched well until the ninth inning. Wheat hit a home run and two runs came in on a pass, a double and two singles. Cubs top St Louis 7 to 4. Chicago won behind timely hitting. Pirates edged by Reds 4 to 2 after wild pitching from Vance and Douglass. Des Jardien pitched for Chicago in a tied ninetheenth inning darkness game.
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Ledbetter
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God
McLar
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Vance
Pittsburgh
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Douglass
Sinate
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Conzelman
Nantichner
Gibson
Schang
Donslass
Clar
Dubuque Mayor to Pitch First Ball in Chicago
James Saul mayor of Dubuque will throw the ceremonial first ball at Comiskey Park Chicago on April 22 as Clarence Rowland and the St. Louis Browns face the White Sox. Saul said he accepted to prove minor leaders can perform at major league venues and a Dabnane delegation will present a gift to Rowland. Davenport defeats Cedar Rapids 6 to 3 in minor league action as Mellinger and Holtman star.
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Clarence Rowland
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Rowland
Ligue Plate
Three Waterloo Players in Pirate Uniforms
Three former Waterloo players who joined the Pirates during 1974 and were sold to Youngstown Central league club impressed manager Fred Clarke. The move appears to be a farm arrangement for Pittsburgh, with Youngstown close enough for Clarke to monitor. Dated notes from Hdl J Dalinger describe the players as popular and well behaved, with Waterloo men Siglin admired for his clarinet playing.
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Pirates
Youngstown
Fred Clarke
Tab
Pittsburgh
Maddy Signs
Jimmy McAuley
William Wagner
Ree Waterloo
Siglin
al- Ewa
Council Bluffs wins Iowa volleyball title in first state event
Mes Moines April 17. Council Bluffs, a sextet of business men, clinched Iowa volleyball supremacy by defeating Oskaloosa in a key tournament game. Both teams finished the six-game state tourney with five wins and one loss. The round featured seven teams, marking what is believed to be the first state volleyball event in the state.
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Iowa
Council Bluffs
Oskaloosa
Brock of Des Moines Yannigans joins Clay Bakers
Mason City, Ia April 1 The Clay Bakers won the second game of the series from the Des Moines Yannigans 11 to 10. Brock of the Yannigans, playing shortstop, was sold to the Clay Bakers. Gregory pitched for Des Moines with four Clay Bakers pitchers used. Yard, Yarn and Brock each had three baggers as 200 fans watched a high scoring tilt.
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Clay Bakers
Des Moines Yannigans
Gillis
Yarn
Marshall
Yannigang
Yannigans
Bay
Brock
Woolums
Gregory
Des Moines
Leroy
Aylmer
Morris
Glazier
Harrion
Waterloo Team Heads to Des Moines for Two Games
Waterloo Central team led by Manager Jay Andrews departs for Des Moines for a two game set. Key players travel while several are left in Waterloo, with Billy Myers shifting to outfield for the Des Moines tests and Shanley’s move affecting Des Moines roster.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Brennan
Ashland
Crohan
Tuttle
Clark
Brenner
Sheldon
Free
Volkman
Wintz
Alperman
Craft
Myers
Berry
Lindner
Jack Hill
Badgley
Blennerl
Tuttie
Isbell
Drohan
Andrews
Billy” Myers
Dea Moines
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Bunnies
Egan
Shanley
Des Moines Register & Leader
Mike Shanley
J. H. Farrell
National Association
Muscatine
Central Association
Ishell
Sawyer
Altho Shanley
Waterloo Central Association
Roosters
Hahn
Hunter
Jones
Bills
Hartford
Ewoldt
Breen
Musser
Wast Drohan's Brother In Training Camp News
Sioux City Tribune reports Drehab of the Waterloo Jays and his brother are linked in a prospecting context with potential discovery of talent. The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Pink slips for five Bunnies players and an exhibition game schedule starting yesterday with Davenport. LeMars promises Gaspar day actions featuring a Western league pitcher against Sioux City. Springfield rumors swirl about Thomas Hayden buying Springfield Three-I league rights with funding plans and club relocation talks.
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Sioux City Tribune
Drehab
Sioux City
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Esterday
Josh
Cedar Rapidy Gazette
Jimmy Hamilton
Bunnies
Martin
Dunda
Boenneman
Mensor
Jack Drasel
O. B. Bethel
Sumner
Davenport
LeMars
Gaspar
Mason City
LaMars
Springfield Register
Thomas Hayden
Burlington Hawkeyes
Central Association
Springfield
Springfield Baseball Association
Hayden
Tearney
Chicago Bears Past Pittsburgh In Cold Weather Classic
In Chicago on April 17 the Whales beat the Pitfedts 4 to 3 after Hanford, pinch hitting for Prendergast, delivered a timely ninth inning single. Pittsburgh tied the score with Konotchy's single and Yerkes' triple in their half to set up a late finish. Rogge and Prendergast pitched well. both defenses were sharp despite the chill. Batteries: Rogge and Berry for Pittsburgh, Prendergast and Fischer for Chicago.
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Pitfedts
Chicago
Hanford
Prendergast
Pittsburgh
Konotchy
Yerkes
Rogge
Rogge and Berry
Fischer
HAGEMAN GIVEN VERDICT BY NATIONALS
Chicago Nationals were ordered by the national baseball commission to pay $240 to player K M Hageman, the bonus in his 1914 contract, and to admit a 1915 contract with the same clause. Chicago argued Hageman joined midway through the season and they owed only half the bonus.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Nationals
National Baseball Commission
K. M. Hageman
Chicago
Jas Tageman
Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad From Hancock Michigan
An advertisement from the Scott Hotel manager in Hancock Michigan promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a mild safe laxative. It claims they do not gripe or cause nausea and remove drowsy tiredness, offering wholesome cleansing. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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Bielka
Mgr Scott
Hancock, Mich
Foley
Sunday to Rest on Apple Ranch in New Jersey
Evangelist Billy Sunday, midway through his Paterson campaign, will retire with Mrs Sunday to their Hood River Oregon apple ranch for a summer rest after concluding efforts in Paterson. George Sunday assists, Harriet Mason linked by marriage. England requests temperance boost but he remains stateside for now. engagements extend two years.
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Billy" Sunday
Paterson
N. J
Scores from Yesterday in American Association Play
Yesterday's games in the American Association saw Calumbugo and Louisville tie at 2 while Cleveland beat Indianapolis 5 to 4. Milwaukee defeated Minneapolis 9 to 4 and Kansas City bested St. Paul 8 to 4.
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Kansas City
Minnepolis
Canumbus
Calumbugo
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Booster Club to Be Formed
Waterloo baseball fans plan a booster club meeting next Wednesday in city hall to organize for the coming season. Officers will be elected and broad involvement from factories and businesses urged to boost the game. opening day and excursions to nearby cities are to be organized as the team builds strength for a competitive season.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Mason City
Central Association
Makes 61 Feel Like 14 Ad Claim
Mrs. M. A. Bridges of Robinson Mississippi says Foley Kidney Pills helped her after two years of kidney trouble. She is 61 and reports feeling like a 16 year old. The ad claims the pills invigorate kidneys and ease backache and bladder issues. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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M. A. Bridges
Robinson
Foley
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