Boyle to Lead Waterloo Team in 1911 Three-I League
Waterloo baseball officials announce Frank Boyle will manage the 1911 Waterloo team in the Three-I league after last night’s officers meeting. Boyle, credited with pennants in Valerino and a strong early showing, resumes leadership despite prior plans to depart. Training and signings begin immediately as the club plans improvements to the park and grandstand for next season.
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Waterloo
Boyle
Caiidente of
Waterloo Peoplsa
Valerino
Aftai
Lea
Fort Dodge
Springfield
Kecrith
Tiree-L
Croup Warns of Night Dread Prompted by Cough
Careful mothers keep Foley's Honey and Tar at home and give it at the first sign of danger. The remedy contains no opiates and is sold by all druggists, addressing the fear of a night time cough in the household.
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Foley
Radical base running reform proposed to steal first base
A Washington fan suggests letting the batter steal first base after the pitcher delivers the ball, making base running more dynamic. With runners on, he argues this would force quicker throws and add interest, shifting emphasis from batting to base running and teamwork.
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Washington, D.C. Dee
Washington
Ali
Liz
Leading American Jockey Who Rides On English Turf Next Season
Washington December report on Brandeis proposal to cut U S railway losses by 1 million dollars daily through lean management. Western railroad presidents invite Brandeis to reorganize systems with a possible million dollar salary. Brandeis emphasizes bottom-up efficiency and cost reduction across all production steps.
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Washington
Louis 3D. Brandeis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Railroad
United States
Brandeis
Interstate Commerce Committee
Western Railway
Mr. Wrandeis
Prairie birds decline tied to farm hunting and habitat loss
In Wallace's Farmer, Smith recalls decades in Pocithontas where cranes geese and prairie chickens crowded grain fields. He warns that market hunting and farmer boys, not only city hunters, wiped out species including quail curlew and snipe. He urges humane respect for wildlife and seasonal feeding to aid remaining birds.
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Smith
Wallace
Pocithontas
A&lare
Colorado
New York
Bob White
Farmers and hunters shape quail and pest policy
The speaker argues farmers and renters face hunting threats during the closed season. He urges a ten year quail and prairie chicken ban, no spring shooting, a hunter license with wardens, a minimum gun age of eighteen, and a rabbit bounty. He warns current bird extermination risks insect damage and calls to preserve birds to protect crops.
Harmony to govern major leagues December 13 meeting
Chicago December 3. B B Johnson president of the American League says harmony will rule the December 13 meeting in New York. There will be 154 games in the American League and the same number likely by the National owners. Johnson notes four directors will be elected and plays dates for 1911 will be arranged. He and Lynch will push a rule banning world champions from barnstorming after the title series.
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Chicago
Harmony
New York
B. B. Johnson
Johnson
Perlchance
West High Defeats Waverly In First Game Of Season
West High beat Waverly 25 to 14 at Waverly in the season opener. Weller led scoring with one field basket, Whittle six, and Sharp made nine points from fouls. Referee was Robert Walker of Waterloo.
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West High
Waverly
Tollows
Weller
Tiffany
Smith
Willams
Whittle
Marsh
Sharp
W. Duecker
Moon
Duecker
Wille
Bessmer
Simmary
Moore
Robert Walker
Waterloo
Grounders and Happenings In 1911 Baseball Circuits
A lively column notes Christmas anticipation in Davenport and shifts to baseball talk. It mentions manager changes for the Prodigals in 1911, Frank Boyle piloting the Boosters, Gunther Storaasil signing, and Rube Waddell's return. Jack Doyle criticizes the sacrifice hit, urging place hitting and citing McGraw’s Giants as a model.
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Jack Doyle
Amos Rusie
Gy Young
McGraw
Giants
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