Grounders and Boosters Clash In Local Sport Notes
Local sports round up notes the Grounders renaming Boosters as Blackstone Beauties and Dick Kinsella’s protest on playing in the Three-1 league. A Chicago Tribune arbitration idea fizzles, previews a Red Cedar park clash with Hudson, and a Boosters real estate men game fundraiser for Sacred Heart Altar Society proceeds. Bobby Clemens earns tough reputation as a power hitter. Dubuque games, Rock Island route, and Cubs seek fresh talent for the northern squad.
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Ladies of the Altar Society of Sacred Heart, Church
Boyle
Giants Shut Out by Philadelphia in opener
The Western League season opened with Philadelphia blanking the Giants as yesterday's results highlighted the early standings. The game featured strong pitching from Philadelphia and a quiet Giants offense throughout the contest.
Phillies Shut Out Giants In Opening NL Game
Philadelphia defeated New York 3 to 0 in front of a large crowd at Philadelphia. Moore allowed only one hit, a Snodgrass single in the sixth, as Maogea starred at bat and in the field. Manager Doom received an automobile before the game.
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New York
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Snodgrass
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Crandall and Meyers
Cleveland and St Louis End In High Scoring Tilt
In a Cleveland Stadium ballgame yesterday Cleveland and St Louis combined for a 6 to 5 finish after a long homer by Jackson. The game featured pitchers W Mitchell and Blanding for Cleveland and Mitchel, Hamilton and Clark for St Louis. The morning wrap included other MLB action with Washington beating New York 9 to 6 behind Groome and Street, and Boston beating Philadelphia as Gov Foss watched.
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Western League Scores From Wichita Lincoln Omaha St. Joseph
In Wichita the Wichita team defeated Topeka 9 to 2, Lincoln beat Denver 3 to 2, Omaha won 6 to 2 against Des Moines, and St Joseph routed Sioux City 7 to 0 in a set of league games.
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Dooin Signs Three-Year Pact as Player Manager
Chas Dooin signs a new three year contract as manager and player of the Philadelphia National club. Salary ranges from 27000 to 15000 based on pennant finish from first to second division.
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Doosin
Saratoga Springs
Gunners and Anglers Report Two Notable Incidents
Bfeld i L. Milter, a game warden in Omaha, Neb., seized 183 illegally held game birds from a hotel storeroom, including qualls, geese and ducks, while investigators search for the supplier. At Fargo, North Dakota, J. E. Killion urged sportsmen to ignore next year’s spring duck shooting law, citing preservation concerns, as bills to broaden seasons and deputy wardens advance. Separately, Thomas Ajax of Willows, Texas, was knocked unconscious when a large goose struck his face after he rose to fire at a northbound flock during a morning hunt.
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Omaha
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Thomas Ajax
Willows
Texas
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Ajax
Waterloo delivers 10 to 2 win over Davenport Prodigals
Frank Dicks and Yokohama Nelson fueled a one sided exhibition as Waterloo defeating Dan O Leary's Prodigals 10 to 2 in Davenport. Robby Clemens opened with three bases, Hollenbeck and Leverich pitched well, while Prodigals fielding miscues and five errors aided the Waterloo charge. Harry Hughes, a young pitcher, showed promise and will report to Waterloo after a Duluth stint where he posted a 10-5 record.
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Waterlon
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Finney
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Bil
Will
Frank Dick
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Long
Sullivan
Spurs
Clemens
Weorpping
Ohland
al Bromwich
Koepping
Jimmy
Harry Haughes
Boyle
Duluth
Farrell
Hughes
Clemens Stars As Prods Fall To Boosters In Scrappy Tilt
Clemens led with two singles and a triples while making key plays in the field. Lund drove in Ohland with a left field hit, and Holt Jenbeck and Levertch were touched up at times but strong pitching and sharp defense kept the Prods from scoring more. The Boosters sparked in the third inning with multiple baserunners, including Clemens starting the rally and Jimmy Long, Sullivan, and Bowman combining for extra-base hits.
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Ohland
Hol Jenbeck
Levertch
Clemens
Coleman
Boosters
Jimmy Long
Sullivan
al Bromwich
Long
Sully
Bowman
Wilkes
Joey
Nalleaf
Finney
Dickey
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Uuy
Prods Hold Off Waterloo In Pitchers Duel At Davenport
In a tight game Davenport defeats Waterloo 2 to 0 behind Dick and Yokohama Nelson on the mound. Clemens and Ohland produced key hits, while miscues and defensive plays shaped scoring opportunities. Leverich debuts in the sixth as both teams push for late runs.
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Long
Sullivan
Yokohama Nelson
Yokohama
Pat Leverich
Ohland
Kelly
Chapman
Pat
Davenport
P .Recceeses
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Oakland
Bowman
Wile
Walsh
Eight Clubs or Bust Says Waterloo Boosters
Chicago Tribune quotes Waterloo boosters in April with a bold box headline Eight Clubs or Bust and Thirty Thousand Water loo Boosters. The note states the sporting editor hears from Waterloo supporters urging top league effort and fair play to secure eight teams in the Three-I circuit.
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Chicago Tribune
Waterloo, In
the Tribune
Waterloo Boosters
Three-I season delayed beyond expected start
Reports from Chicago and Springfield say the Three-I league opening will be postponed at least two weeks longer than planned. The injunction hearing cannot occur until the May term of Sangamon County circuit court. A testimonial from Rasaca Georgia promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and croup. For sale by all dealers.
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Springfield
Sangamon County
Chamberlain
T. B. Kendrick
Rasaca
Sunny Monday Laundry Soap Promises Gentle Clean
Sunny Monday soap offers compatible performance with any water type and washing method. It claims to whiten clothes and leave them cleaner with a pleasant scent while protecting woolens and flannels from shrinking or matting unlike rosin soaps.
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