Battle Proves Puzzle for Jays and Bunnies Win
Cedar Rapids southpaw Battle survives rough early support as Waterlownches beat Jays 4 to 1 in a practice game. Siebold starred with three hits and four stolen bases, Collins added a double and single, while Berry earned the win in relief and Lindner handled key innings for Cedar Rapids.
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Thomas Buttle
Blue Jars
Cedar Rapids
Battle
Frant Berry
Ottumwa
Suport
Erry
Barney Lindner
Ford
Moore
Lindner
Collins
Askland
Sheldon
Roy Brown
Alperman
Marr
Thutch" Free
Sielol
Siehold
Hiril Hang & G
Slo
Bill Collins
Siebold
Hamilton
Sieboll
Wisgelsworth
Berry
Volkman
Tbrow
Manneer
Eberts
Wigsleeworth
Tooiar
Shetdans
Sichold
Eighin
Ased
Lindy Eberts
Robeld
Wat Craft
Waterloo
Absault
Aiperman
Ferry
Bon Lindner
Iesu
Rapile AB
Bsiebold
Aon Moore
Eborts
Haman
Rute
Wiggeleworth
Cadar Rapids
Waterlon
CONAC
Taunton
Engel Signed for Clinton Team
Clinton Pilots manager Gee Manush has accepted a telegram from Taylor Kensel, securing the shortstop for Clinton next season. Kensel, formerly with Muscatine, is a veteran hitter and sure fielder returning home to report to Clinton. Ray Webster, a pitcher from Buffalo, arrived at Clinton HQ but is overweight and must trim down while competing with Jones, Miller, Cooper, and Hancock. Kensel joins a roster that includes Hancock, Kensel to join, with Hancorklings arranging transport. The Mulligan—Eagan swap rumors persist, with Muscatine players watching for a potential Irishman addition. In Marshalltown, Guy Beard faces a protest over pitching eligibility with questions tied to a Chicago Whale stint, while Beard denies signing with the Contlaff organization.
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Clinton
Gee, Manush
Clinton Pilots
Taylor Kensal
Clnton
Kensel
Muscatine
Clinton Club
Jones
Miller
Cooper
Hancock
Caoper
Davenport
Clinton Einh
Onbr
Hanedeck
Kentucky
Ilors
Hancorklings
Henderson
Ia Amers
Hitchin Mallizah
Llue Sox
Mulligan
Eagan
Ned
Muskins
Atane Fe
Anson
Marshalltown
Io Gal Baseball Association
Justics
Conestra Association
Guy Beard
Fenoral
Beard
Chicago Whales
Che
Waterloo and Lindner Shine In Rough League Game
In a cluttered report from the league standings, Waterloo loses 3 to 0 with Lindner charged with two strikeouts and two wild pitches while Berry Butile and Moore are hit by pitches. The card also lists numerous results across the National and American Leagues, including Philadelphia beating Boston 16 to 2 and New York defeating Washington 4 to 0, alongside other scores and unfinished games.
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Waterloo
Odin Rapids
Balla
Lindner
Uwuttly
Linder
Hutth
Cellins
Berry
Butile
Priel
Ers
Moore
Hoffman
Mellinger
Tigers Winning Streak Stopped by Pirates Darknes
Guba Gini in Cleveland saw the Tigers beaten 8 to 1 as Morton shut Detroit down until the eighth. A early rally by Cleveland, plus Boehler’s wildness in the eighth, produced the decisive runs. Morton fanned Moriarty with two out in the ninth to seal it. Reynolds, Clavet, Boehler, Davis and McKee also contributed for Detroit.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Girmak
Morton
Jacobson
Cobb
Piek
Moriarty
Reynolds
Boehler
O'Neill
Clavet
Davis
McKee
Doubleheader split as Johnsons pitch in Federal League clash
Kansas City and Chicago split a Wednesday doubleheader with wins by pitchers named Johnson. R Johnson of Chicago shut K C to one hit through nine. G Johnson of Kansas City kept Chicago’s bats in check in game two. Newark tops Buffalo in 14 innings 2 1. Pittsburgh shuts out St Louis 2 0 as Hearn holds the line. Minor league card notes Davenport opens with Rockford in the Three I League season.
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Antivanl League
Wiere
Philidelphia
Cneinnati
Chieugu
Boston
St. Boul
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Federal den
Newark
Chinigo
Wansaa City
I. Louis
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Mibwaukes
Columbus
White Sox
Browns
Chicago
St. Louis
Russell
Aid
Baumgardner
J, Collins
Schalk
Wational Shagte
Cubs
Reds
Cincinnati
Wilbur Good
Carry Cheney
Uheney
Standridge
Brespa- Nan
Benton
Dale
Ames
Douglas
Wingo
Kansas
Johnson
R. Johnson
George Johnson
Wilson
Main
Cullen
Easterly
Ghicaga
Hendrix
G. Johnson
Brown
Bonis
Hearn
AO Hearn
Kerry
Watson
Herbert J
Chapman
Former G. A. stars making good elsewhere
Burlington April 20 The disposition of former Central association players and where they are holding fort fuels baseball fans as majors trim rosters to twenty one. Elmer Jacobs now with Albany in the New York State league shows promise as a minor league pitcher. Others like Paddy Siglin Amy McAuley Bill Wagner and Abbott work non major league roles while Branch Rickey shifts backstops Hale Jenkins Rumier to Birmingham and Atlanta respectively. Whitey Hensling Wedgett Jay Andrews and McGaffigan star in minors as the central association gains players who could return to the big show. The Evening Courier prints Waterloo circulation over 6500.
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Burlington
Central Association
Frontier
Elmer Jacobs
Phistles
Albany
New York
Phillies
Red Sox
Paddy Siglin
Amy McAuley
Bill Wagner
Waterloo
Youngstown
Ohio
Abbott
Spencer
A. Abbott
Keokuk Indians
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Town
Harry Sweet
Sweet
Warriors
Kinks
Hale
Jenkins
Rumier
Browns
Altho
Branch Rickey
Birmingham
Atlanta
Rickey
Burns
Hughie Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Bubhley
Miller
Harry Shanley
Chattanooga
Hes Moines
McGaffigan
Lincoln
Sporting News
Whitey Hensling
Sioux City
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Wedgett
Jay Andrews
Ciaha
Lars Trom
Bast
United States
New Records At Penn Meet Highlight Relays Carnival
Four new marks lit up Franklin Field at the twenty first annual relay carnival. Penn captured the college relay one mile in 3 29 1 5, and Princeton led two mile events with 7 55 3 5. Notable performances include Phillips Idaho in the javelin at 177 49, Richards Cornell high jump 6 4, and James Northwestern broad jump 22 6 1 2. Other top results featured Yale, Penn, and Chicago in various relays and fields.
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Philadelphia
CG. Lewin
John Phillips
Idaho University
Mike Noritas
Princeton
Michigan
Phillips
Noritas
Pennsylvania
Nourse
Berry
Richards
Cornell
Celer
Yale
James
Northwestern
Johnstone
Harvard
Horiie
Stanford University
Pennsylvania State
Swarthmore
Pittsburgh University
Fordham
Holy Cross
Naval Academy
University of Virginia
Syracuse
Coe University
Johns Hopking
Moore
Atha
Hayes
McKenzie
Chicago
Dismond
Stout
Stegeman
Campbell
Overton
Barker
Waveman
Poucher
Purdue
Large
F. Campbell
Vanaken
Columbia
Kelly
Southern California
Simpson
Missouri
Hammitt
Ward
M. W. Sheppart
H. Gissing
H. Schoot
J. M. Rosenberger
Maxfield
Lafayette
Roos
Speedan
Potter
Hoilmire
Windvagle
Dunnelly
Vox
Ufer
Carroll
Wisconsin
Chardt
Merrill
Hedges
Harved
Northwesern
Arst
Graham
Rowley
Bachman
Notre Dame
Norling
McCutcheon
Jobbers League Meeting Tonight
Managers and representatives of Tobbers league teams meet at 8 at the Courier editoria rooms to finalize the season. Last season’s clubs likely return with Iowa Dairy joining the circuit. Post Office and Courier consolidate creating one vacancy. Playing schedule, registrations, and club fees to be set. umpire and official scorer chosen. league invites interested parties. Season opens Thursday May 6 with games Thursday Friday and Saturday after Central association games.
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Tobbers
Courier Editorial
Iowa Dairy
Post Office
Courier
Central Association
Waterloo athlete shines in Des Moines meet for dual title
Robert Armstrong former West High star led from Waterloo in a Highland Park and Des Moines College dual meet. He won the 100 and 220 yard dashes and split the half mile relay as Des Moines College edged Highland Park 64 to 63. Armstrong tied for individual honors with Woodrow of Highland Park, finishing with 13 points.
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Robert
Rusty) Armstrong
West High
Rose
Des Moines
Highland Park
Des Moines College
Armstrong
Highlanders
Woodrow
Altho
Waterloo
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G. A
Evening Courier
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Jobbers League
Gorrell and His Stock Co
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Plaza
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J Rich Comedy
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