Rowland targets infielder to boost White Sox 1917 club
Clarence Rowland begins overhaul at Comiskey Park after appointment to manage the White Sox for 1917. He aims to trade for a veteran infielder, add a strong first base battle, and assemble a durable pitching staff with players like Speed Marlin and Red Faber shaping up.
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Fritz Maisel
Ray Chapmen
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Pacific Coast
Terry Willams
Danforth
Red Wolf- Bang
Red Faber
Creat
Eddie Girotte
Rob Russell
Kid
Yes Thister
Thantees
Tearney Invited To Big Meeting In Cincinnati
Tearney, president of the Three I league, invited by American League President Johnson to attend the national commission meeting in Cincinnati on January 8. He plans to explain a plan to realign territorial rights for minor leagues to improve their financial standing next year. Tearney carries letters from baseball figures including President Tener of the National League supporting the idea and is open to suggestions aiding the smaller leagues.
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Tener
National League
Tearney Kays
Ammunition prices and manufacturing costs rise
A reader explains the rising cost of materials for ammunition, noting copper, zinc, and lead price increases since 1914 1974, and outlines the complex production steps from brass shell to primer. It includes Q and A on muzzle velocity and chronograph measurement.
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Imaybe
Grinnell to Center Relay Strength in Indoor Meet
Grinnell will send a one mile relay team to the Urbana indoor track and field meet on March 8. Woyt may not run the yard dash but will participate in the relay. Darrow and Wieming return to form, with Bardeen and Narrow in reserve. Strong quartet expected to contend for a top finish with aims of sub 1:12 averages on a fast outdoor like track. Also notes top trotter price at Union Stock Yards and bids for ALR at $1,700 from the Colorado lot.
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Bel
Urbana
Ratt
Woyt
Gymnnasium
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Darrow
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Wieming
Bardeen
Iowa
Beaver Pacer Sold to Milwaukee Buyer for 150
The Beaver, a fast Canadian pacer, was purchased by S. F. L. Goodenstein of Milwaukee for 150 dollars from He HL Rogge of Dayton Ohio.
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Cornell To Open Season at Grinnell
Grinnell plans to start varsity basketball on January 12 against Cornell at Grinnell with players returning January 3. The schedule reduces dates and includes final games with Iowa, Ames, Drake, and Carleton amid fewer opponents this season.
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Conference Games Arranged by Hawkere Conference
Winter schedules will be completed and spring meet dates set at a Hawks conference meeting. Officials discuss eligibility files amid charges against Buena Vista College in Storm Lake over ineligible players in a fall football game. Member schools include Central, Charles City College, Ellsworth, Iowa State Teachers, Dubuque College, Luther College, St Ambrose, Upper Iowa and Buena Vista.
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Trap Shooting Reigns As Ages Meet In Grand American
Chicago reports trap shooting draws wide interest with entrants aged 14 to 78 at the Grand American in St Louis. Star youngster William E. Phillips Jr. led with 90 percent scores while veteran Captain Breitenstein of Oskaloosa and Andy Meaders of Nashville posted top marks. The piece notes the hobby’s appeal across ages and recalls Breitenstein's Civil War link.
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St. Louis
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Tan
Andy Meaders
Nashville
Tenn
J.F., Brektenstein
Iowa
Breitenstein
Middle West
Merrimac
Hamnton Roads
West High Opens Season Against Independence
West High prepares to start the basketball season at WMOC gym tonight versus Independence. The squad, led by Captain Hart Royer after the holidays, features returnees from last year and Rob Nauman back from the military camp. Coach Glen Whittie plans a tough schedule with early tests against strong state teams and upcoming games including La Porte City and trips to Town Cite Marshalltown and Kinney Fort Dodge.
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Schedule of February games features Old Nose and Black men visitations
The article lists a February schedule with Clinton Cedar Rapids and Cedar Falls facing Old Nose and Black men, plus January and March games at Iowa City Marshalltown Grinnell Fort Dodge and Cedar Falls. Lombard college beat Cedar Rapids 22 to 18 in the first home game, with Pedgdon and Jackson standout for Lombard.
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O’Neil Plans Cubs Training Trip to California
Norris O'Neil, formerly president of the Western league, has been engaged to arrange the Chicago National League baseball team's training trip to California next spring.
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Norris
Tip) O'Neil
California
Women lawyers told they cannot succeed by Darrow talk
Clarence Darrow told a group of women lawyers at the Brownleigh club that they were too kind and couldn’t be shining lights at the bar. He warned they would not get high fees and questioned their prospects in corporate work, suggesting divorce work or defending criminals as possible paths. A dance event and ad notice follow.
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Manitoba
Wickford
Rhode Island
National Rifle Association
Ans
Perham
Minnesota
Nilat
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Brownleigh Club
Clarence Darrow
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THINGS THEATRICAL HERE AT HOME AT MAJESTIC AND PALACE
Local theaters showcase varied entertainments with matinees and night shows. La Salle Musical comedy company presents Miss Nobody from Starland at the Majestic with Whose Little Girl Are You to follow. Palace features Gladys Coburn in The Battle of Life. Crystal screens The Marriage of Molly O with Harron vs O’Shea in a climactic fight scene.
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la Salle
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the Palace
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Gladys Coburn
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Ond
Molly-O
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Douglas Fairbanks
O’shea
Harron
O'Shea
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