Andrews Sets Small Changes as Wintz Out Early
Manager Andrews plans few changes before the season starts with ten extra men until May 20. Waterloo’s infield looks strong with Sheldon McAuley and Stelin, while Wintz misses opening days due to scarlet fever. Pitching depth is solid with seven pitchers and two southpaws. Lizette brings Fort Williams to town Friday for a tuneup clash.
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Wilkite
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Jazette
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Virginia Manager Cuts Seven From Virginia Squad
Manager Taylor of Virginia relieved seven players including Nelson Rhoades Chase Watkins Walla Riley and Buergelin after the Rockford club arrived in Clinton Ta. The team now lists twenty men with one more cut anticipated before the season opener.
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Taylor
Virginia
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Rhoades
Chase
Watkins
Walla
Riley
Buergelin
Rockford
Vicginia
New York Beats Dooms Men In Eighth Inning Rally
Frank Chance's team tests to champs as New York defeats Philadelphia 8 to 1 behind strong pitching from Mathewson and Chalmers though lightly supported. Chalmers and Killifer led the offense while New York's late offense broke the game open in the eighth inning.
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New York
Philadelphia
Hoth Mathewson
Chalmers
Killifer
Mathewson
Anh Meyers
Washington and Philadelphia Baseball Scores Reported
The record shows Washington losing to Boston 6 to 1 while Philadelphia edged New York 5 to 4 in a late eighth inning rally. Foster and Zeiser pitched for Washington with limited success, and Nanamaker, Boehling and Henry contributed on defense. Schulz and Sweeney led New York, with Bender Brown Plank and Schang behind Philadelphia’s win.
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Washington
Argton
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Zelser
Toston
G. Foster
Zeiser
Thomas
Nanamaker
Boehling
Henry
Philadelphia
New York
Schulz
Sweeney
Bender
Brown
Plank
Schang
Jobbers League Opens Wednesday Inaugural game postponed
The Jobbers league announces its season start after an officers and directors meeting at the Courier and Reporter. Opening game Gateway versus Courier was delayed to tomorrow due to wet grounds. A Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern list of contenders includes Ac cof Smith Urte Kibbie Cass Van Vlack McCunniff Henderson Ferry Koeneke Cass and Clauss. Prizes from Irving Smoke Shop C A Olander Flint Morgan Sullivan James Black plus others will reward top players with items like pipes pants rain coats shoes and sweat ers.
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Courier and Reporter
Gateway and Courier
Ernest Cass
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Northern
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C. W. Smith
W. Urte
Charles Kibbie
J. &. Cass
H. van Vlack
F. H. McCunniff
W. Henderson
Roy Ferry
J. C. Koeneke
S. F. Cass
Herbert Clauss
Irving Smoke Shop
C. A. Olander
Flint
Morgan & Sullivan
James Black
Prizes For Muskies Baseball Stirs Local Interest
Muscatine Ia April 28 George Volger jeweler offers a silver bat to the most useful Muskies player and a silver ball to the pitcher with the best winning percentage or most wins for the coming season Last year George Zackert won the ball and Lyle Spurs the bat The Muskies this year include many sluggers making the awards harder to decide.
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Muskies
Muscatine
George Volger
Volger
George Zackert
Lyle Spurs
Ulis Vear
Miller to Arrive Wednesday Evening
Walter Miller the St Paul wrestler will arrive in Waterloo tomorrow evening with a training partner for workouts at a fire station before facing Carl Brown in a finish match next Friday. Brown trains hard and has prepared defenses for Millers holds hoping to regain top honors by defeating Miller.
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St. Paul
Carl Brown
Waterloo
Miller
Hig Jest
Reid to Officiate in Big Iowa Game
Iowa City opponents Iowa and Nebraska name Mark Hyland as headlines official for the annual football game to be played at Iowa field on November 22. Referee is Pekersall of Chicago and umpire is Reid of Michigan.
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Mark Hyland
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Nebraska
Iowa Field
P Ekersall
Chicago
Reid
Michigan
Eyre
Gross
Favre
Hawkeyes
Sieverding
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Hanson
Sinn
Snyder
Ties
Bernecker
Baird
Maroons
al Sore Au
Bowling Title To Be Decided In Postponed Series
A postponed three game series between the Repass and White Stockings will determine the bowling title. If Repass wins two or more games they lead. if White Stockings win two they tie or win the title. The protest over a prior no show by Repass caused the delay and the ruling reversed earlier games. Efforts to schedule all parties have failed so far.
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White Stockings
Iowa
Repass
Iowa Railroads See Record 1913 Earnings Boost Assessments
Iowa railroad companies report a 1913 gross earnings rise of about 5.7 million across nine major lines, with net earnings up 3.28 million, fueling higher proposed state assessments. Northwestern Rock Island Milwaukee Burlington Great Western Central Minneapolis Wahash Great Northern are among firms reporting gains as the executive council prepared to set valuations for taxation.
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Lile Lines
Iowa
Railroa
State Executive Council
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Burington
Central
Minneapolis
Wahesh
Executive Council
Few Unemployed Now in Waterloo
Waterloo shows a drop in aid calls as unemployment decreases. Many previously out of work men are now employed, reducing poverty in the city. The Salvation Army and Associated Charities report progress in work, with carpentry, park labor, and home clean-up projects providing jobs this summer. The Army also nears a carload goal by collecting magazines for shipment east, having four tons so far. profits span ten to twenty dollars per ton in New York markets. Licenses list marriages for John Richman and Mary Diesbergs both of Waterloo dated 25.
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Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Waterloo
Army
New York City
Railroads in eastern district deny need for rate increase
State Railroad Commissioner Clifford Thorne argues before the Interstate Commerce Commission that eastern railroads earned a net income over eight percent on capital last year, despite claims of poverty. He cites a $336 million net operating income last year and predicts a firm stance against any rate hike. Thorne’s oral argument is set for Wednesday, with railroads hoping for denial of the increase.
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Washington, D. C
Clifford Thorne
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thorne
Clinton Manager Releases Two Players
Clinton manager Hough releases first baseman Siders and outfielder Ludwig on April 28. He cites lack of space and the desire for only the best in the class, completing a deal to move the players.
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Clinton, Jr
Hough
Siders
Ludwig
Brady Southpaw Joins Clinton Team Amid Sale Rumors
Sunday brings Pitcher Brady from Omaha via Oshkosh to bolster Clinton’s lineup as Hough pushes for a winning season. Burg arrives in uniform. Rummage Sale at First Presbyterian basement Wednesday 9 o’clock. LES MISERABLES hailed as a grand production with stars Krauss and Fromet. Buchanan optical service noted.
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Omaha
Oshkosh
Hough
Clinton
Burg
First Presbyterian Church
Henri Krauss
Jean Val Jean
la Petiet
Mile
Fromet
Cosette
Victor Hugo
GetS-IT Corn Remedy Promises Fast Relief
Thousands claim GETS-IT ends corns and calluses instantly with a few drops. The painless treatment targets stubborn spots and shrivels them away, offering quick relief today. Available at druggists for 25 cents or by mail from E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
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