Phillies Rally Past New York In Close Spring Game
Philadelphia defeated New York in a tight spring contest as Demaree impressed with four hits and Cravath and Locker anchored a sharp defense. Scoring featured a single run in Tesreau’s frame and strong Philadelphia fielding overcoming a New York rally.
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Senators Rally Past Red Sox 4-2 in April Showdown
In Washington on April 20, Senators edged Boston 4 to 2 as timely hitting and fielding miscues favored the home club. Williams drove in all four runs for the locals while Boston recruit Mavs pitched before injuring his ankle sliding home in the fifth.
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Eighteen Men on Bunny Squad in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids managers sift through a reduced bunny squad now listing eighteen players with sixteen positions unsettled. Pitchers include Mellinger Seezar Battle Brown Taylor Torkelson. infielders Moore Fulton Seibold Augustus Hamilton. outfielders Collins Wigelsworth Eberts Marr. catchers Talbot Reltmeyer Hofmann. Manager Hamilton predicts no new hires if current players perform and start strong.
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Hayden and Ron To Lead Red Sox in Burlington Baseball
Burlington April 20 Hayden and Ron secure leadership of the Red Sox with most of last season’s players returning. Hayden to receive 25 percent of receipts after 25,000 attend and 50 percent after 30,000. Ron to manage the club. A contract dated in advance sets Hayden’s share and covers grandstand repairs. Several players listed under contract include catchers Rolley Moore A Miller first base McGlade second base Harmon third base Morgan shortstop Lante W Mueller and outfielders Lowther Meinert Ormes Leonard Brennan Jackles Fitehern Rowdy Miller Baichley Blunk Evers Hamburger Workman Waterman.
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Lavender suffers broken ribs. out of Chicago game
Chicago reports pitcher Jimmy Lavender of the National league club fell at home and broke two ribs. The injury will sideline Lavender for an undetermined period, preventing his start against Pittsburgh yesterday at the ball park.
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Six Teams For Jobbers League Opens May 6
The W. C. & N. was reinstated in the Jobbers League last evening and another team will join soon. The Corn Belt Telephone Gos team may get the franchise. League starts with six teams as last year. Citizens Gas, Iowa Dairy, Galloway and the Courier Post office teams were granted franchises at last week’s meeting. The season opens May 6 with three games.
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Young Cubs Beat Westheld in Hagerman Diamond Game
The Young Cubs defeated Westheld at Hagerman Diamond 16 to 9 with strong defense and powerful hitting from both clubs. Key players include Ruberies P Sheridan Muaithews J Sheridan McGinley Shepherd Benneté.
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Baseball Schedule Promises Bright Season Prospects
Week has games on Tuesday Thursday and Saturdays with four complete series. No doubleheaders, several Friday games. Managers aim to strengthen weak positions before opening game as another interesting race is anticipated.
Clinton Club Fires Five Players After Muscatine Trip
Manager George Manush of the Clinton baseball club dismissed five players upon returning from the Muscatine trip. Johnson at first Weisbrod catcher Fostick pitcher Heaton pitcher Hollstein infielder released as he plans to trim more, with Milligan and Webster expected to be added soon.
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Rock Island may miss Three-I league entry in 1930s era note
Rock Island likely not entered in the Three-I league as local business backers refuse to finance a club and await entry via the Central Association. If no Three-I club is placed in Rock Island, the CA could claim the territory, with possible transfer of some CA games to Rock Island near season start.
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Booster Club Formed Fans Invited At Waterloo Meeting
Business and office workers and fans are invited to a Waterloo booster club meeting at city hall to organize a baseball booster group. The plan calls for representation from every factory and large institution to boost Waterloo at home and abroad. Opening day expectations follow a two week countdown with Burlingto n as opposition and Hayden and Robn fielding a strong lineup. Cedar Rapids and Cedar Falls fans prepare for rival displays as plans unfold.
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Games Yesterday American Association Results
In Columbus Indianapolis won 6 to 4, in Kansas City Minneapolis fell 9 to 5, and in Milwaukee St Paul defeated 4 to 0. The matches reflect three A A ballgames from yesterday with unclear rest details.
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Waterloo Stars Put On Western League Regulars
Waterloo’s strong showing against Sioux City revived local enthusiasm as eight players from that series are named regulars for the Western league season. Gaspar Hennessy White Pepper Clark Kelly Doyle Riley and Henneasy form the pitching staff. Blodgett Clossman and others are set for rotation roles as Manager Krug prepares Omaha’s roster with additions from Clinton and Central Association turns.
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Indians Outfield Hopefuls Impress In Practice Game
Keokuk managers comments on a seven inning session at the ball park praise Baum Comstock Le Beau Goss and other young outfield prospects. Frank Boyle says the group shows promise though early form uncertain as weather hampered conditioning before games. Continued discussion noted in Clinton Herald page 11.
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