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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1913

Page

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Magnates seek sale of Cincinnati club amid Herrmann blame

Horace Fogel says the Fleischmanns want to dispose of their controlling stake in the Cincinnati Baseball Club accusing president Garry Herrmann of bungling policy and trades. Jeff Livingston of Snider Preserving Co. in Cincinnati is eyed as the probable buyer with Fogel backing the move and maintaining influence in baseball circles.

Pittsburgh Cincinnati Baseball Club Garry Herrmann Fleincheanns Horace Fogel Fogel Fleischmanns Cincinnati Herrmann New York Livingston Max Fleischmann Jeff Livingston Fleischmann Snider Preserving Company Philadelphia Nationals

Brunswicks Take Two Of Three From Jay Birds At Manahalleys

The Brunswicks won two of three games against the Jay Birds at Manahalleys last evening, widening their lead over the tailenders. High scores came from R. Morris and J. Morris of the victorious team, with a final contest burst by the Jay Birds. Three games are set for today with clashes at Jackman alleys, Ranahia, and Cefar Falls in local bowling action.

Brunswicks Jay Birds Manahalleys Talienders R. Morris J. Morris Ecores F. Manahl Mitchell Ted Jackman Schneck Tae Dat

Fourteen Ames Players Rewarded for 1913 Sports Honors

Iowa State College athletic council awarded varsity football letters to fourteen players including captain Cowan and quarterback Kinnock who gained distinction for strong play. Ten football reserve letters went to additional players, and five cross country runners received track monograms for a successful season with team wins at Lincoln and Ohio State. The Double A honorary fraternity held its banquet and initiated the new honorees.

Ames Iowa State College Cowan Brennan Davis Holmes John Mattison McKinley Mead Reeve Tiernan Uhl Wilson Wormhoudt Wile C. Kinnock Kinnock Axthelm Cunningham Delaney Dowell Garst Iles Karr Powell Schalk J Thayer Lincoln Weater Ohio State Nebraska Snyder McWhorter Grass Horne Maakestad Athletic Council

Ebbets Warned The Gab About Tinker Sale

New York December 19 President Charles H Ebbets of the Brooklyn club released letters showing the sale of Joe Tinker from Cincinnati to Brooklyn for 25000. Ebbets warned Chicago owner Charles W Murphy not to interfere and said Tinker is Brooklyn property not for sale. Murphy replied he would not meet Tinker and had no intentions to confer. A Christmas sale ad follows.

New York Charles H. Ebbets Brooklyn Baseball Club Joe Tinker Garry Herrmann Cincinnati Club Brooklyn Ebbets Charles W. Murphy Chicago Connter Tinker Murphy Cincinnati Fleasa David Starry Jordan

Waterloo Civic Societies Protest Use of Cigarettes

A 1911 Waterloo civic appeal urges strict enforcement of Iowa anti tobacco laws to shield youth in schools. Letters from Des Moines and various Iowa districts condemn smoking’s effects on students’ health, morals, and education, with officials and bankers warning tobacco use harms futures.

Waterloo Civic Societies

Fort DodgeExperts Warn Tobacco Harms Boys in School

Fort Dodge educators urge tobacco avoidance among youths based on statements from L H Minket and Dr Frances Cedar Falls asserting tobacco harms physical, mental, and moral development. They link college smoking to high school decline and note advertising imagery of college men smoking.

Boone E. €. Meredith Boone Public Schools A.T. Hukill Supt. Independent School District of Waterloo Fort Dodge H. Minket Cedar Falls Anes Delac BR. Prances Cedar Falls Public Schools

Civic groups urge strict school tobacco ban in Waterloo

In Waterloo civic bodies press the city school boards to enforce a state law prohibiting tobacco use by students and to suspend or expel violators. Signatories include the Waterloo Woman's Club chaired by Margaret V. Clark and the Chamber of Commerce led by L. Kingsley, with statements from local organizations and officers. Iowa defeats Parsons as Morey Kent's Hawkeyes edge Leander Clark 28 to 12 in basketball opening game.

Ames Waterloo Waterloo Woman's Club Margaret V. Clark Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo Club J. Bragdon Chas. D. Becker Woman's Christian Temperance Association A. J. Edwards Geo. H. Thompsson Iowa Parsons Iowa City Morey Kent Hawkeyes Mark Hyland Leander Clark Grisgel Kent Jacobsen

Comets Open Season Against Lennox College

The Comet basketball team meets Lennox college at Hopkinton tonight in the first scheduled game of the season. The locals have no line on the collegians but expect a close contest. Starters: Burkey right forward Stubbs left forward Warner center Mayes C. right guard Leon left guard Sawser substitute.

Comets Lennox Comet Lennox College Hopkinton Collegians Burkey Stubbs Warner Mayes Leon Sawser

Mrs Roosevelt Returns from South American Trip

Mrs Theo Roosevelt arrived home in New York aboard the Santa Marta from Colon, Panama after traveling through Brazil Argentina and Chile with her niece Margaret Roosevelt. Colonel Roosevelt remained in South America during the tour ending with Mrs Roosevelt’s return. they parted at Santiago on November 26.

Roosevelt New York Theodore Roosevelt South America Colonel Roosevelt Chile

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