Cubs May Play Jimmy Archer At First Base This Season
Chicago reports that Jimmy Archer may start at first base for the Cubs for most of the season. Manager Evers can deploy Bresnahan behind the plate, keeping Vic Safer at first when Archer is on the field, with Archer's defense and timely hitting preserving the club’s strong lineup.
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Jimmy Archer
Chicago Cubs
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Roger Bresnahan
Vic Saler
Portsiders
Saier
Frank Chance
Keokuk Squad Braced with New Catcher and Tryouts
Keokuk aims to strengthen its squad with a new catcher from the Southern Association. He arrives tomorrow and will challenge Means and Clark for the catching job while Frost and Manush are retained. The piece notes Bradley’s performance and rumors of lineup changes as trials continue.
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Frost
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Southern
Means
Clark
Dye
Baseball Box Score Snippet Sparks Ambiguity
A fragmentary box score shows Cleveland and Detroit with a 3 to 0 line and mentions players Battersea, Blanding, Mullin, and McGee. The partial text lacks dates, full team names, or clear context, preventing full identification of the game or event.
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Pitouing
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Blanding
Land
Mullin and McGee
Yesterday's Results From Regional Baseball Standings
Results across leagues list wins and scores for Des Moines, Sioux City, Lincoln, Denver, Columbus, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Toledo, St Louis, and other cities. Multiple rainouts noted. Schedule notes include Chicago, New York, Philadelphia and Boston in major leagues with typical cross-league matchups yesterday.
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Colored Pitcher To Oppose Locals In Waterloo
The All Nations baseball team arrived in Waterloo from Des Moines in a special car as they prepared for games in the city. Tensions noted as the All Nations squad and the Waterloo team began mixing matters ahead of the matchup.
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Des Moines
Waterlooo Exhibition Game Set With All Nations Team
Cedar River park hosts an exhibition baseball doubleheader with Waterloo fielding Tuttle or Zonderman today and John Ashley tomorrow afternoon. Weather may limit a Sunday game to start at 8:00 PM. two games mark Waterloo’s final appearance before May 6 league opener. A portable grandstand and sun bleacher seating were installed. morale and wind have affected player conditioning. Manager Andrews plans to showcase his strongest lineup for the All Nations exhibition.
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Changes Reported in California Circles of Central Association
Bulletin from Secretary Farrell shows only a few CA Central Association clubs with minor player changes. Notable moves include Muscatine to W B Case, Cedar Rapids to Eddie Canon, Waterloo to Doss Anderson Brunski and Hindley Irwin, plus contracts and releases involving Birmingham Roanoke Cedar Rapids Ottawa Des Moines and others for various players.
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W. B. Case
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Eddie Canon
Waterloo
D. Doss
Db, Anderson
R. Brunski
H. W. Chambers
E. Hindley
H. Irwin
Birmingham
Omer Hardgrove
Art Sage
Dan Senno
Joe Sloan
Raymond Bord
Roanoke
Ray Klausser
E. J. Simon
Dave Milligan
W. Stodole
Keokuk
T. B. Harrison
Ty Cobb Signs One Year Deal With Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb signed a one year contract with the Detroit Tigers after a conference with President Navin. He will seek reinstatement from the National Commission so he can play within a week. Cobb says he will be ready to compete as soon as cleared and will begin practice immediately.
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Separate Farm Banking Plan Aims to Cut Living Costs
A 100 member American Commission on Agricultural Cooperation sails to Naples to study a co operative and mortgage bank system for farmers. The goal is cheap money to boost production and lower food costs, with reports to Congress and state legislatures. The delegation includes federal appointees and state representatives under Wilson and Bryan support.
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President Roosevelt's County Life Submission
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Motorcycle Meet on Marion Track in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids will host a Memorial Day motorcycle speed carnival on the Marion track for two consecutive days. Promoters Harry P. Yonkers and Forrest Schaefle lease the venue to attract riders of national reputation. The event features the Fifty third Regiment band, lithograph programs, and races scheduled for Memorial Day plus another nearby town.
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Look to Your Plumbing and Health in The Home
The ad compares house plumbing to the body’s digestion and urges keeping both in top condition. It claims poor plumbing spreads fever and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief from digestive troubles, presenting the product as a cure.
Girl from Rector's at Waterloo Tonight
The Waterloo theatre presents The Girl from Rector's by Paul M. Potter this evening. A noted farce, it promises strong laughs with ticket prices listed at 26 35 50 and 76 cents.
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Country Life Conference at Iowa State College Ames
Leading church bodies Abraham to co operate with Iowa State College for a Country Life conference during the summer session June 16 to July 26 at Ames. Rural ministers from Presbyterians Baptists and Christians will attend with the department of Country Life of the Presbyterian church covering expenses. Speakers include Dr Thomas N Carver of Harvard and Prof G M Wilson directing the session.
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