New Managers, Signings Drive A A Season Preview
Two new managers will debut in the American Association this year as Jimmy Sheckard takes Toledo and Jack Hendricks moves to Indianapolis. Four clubs start second years under Hingman Friel Clark and Cantillon, with unsettled rosters amid federal raids and new signings like Tedrow and Case. Comedians McCarthy and Mullin are released as Hill reshapes the roster for 1914.
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Chivington
Jimmy Sheckard
Toledo
Jack Hendricks
Indianapolis
Sheckard
Charles Somers
Cleveland
Naps
Mud Hens
Somers
Hendricks
Tem
Denver
Manuger
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Bill Hinghman
Friel
Harry Clark
Jack Clayden
Minneapolis
Pongo Joe Cantillon
Federals
Tebeau
Wathen
Ordar Rapids
Belden Hill
Lucie Sum
Ttcker
Texas City
Texas
Rand
Flinger Cears
Robert Tedrow
United States
Tie
Uncle Sam
Hig i Bob” Hus
Mr. Il
Tedrow
Bel Don
Charles McFarland
Chicago
Monicker
Case
B. Case
Louis Fiene
Bunnies
Atcher
Jack” McCarthy
Kizzoner
Mullin
Hill
Tibem
Umpires Signed for 1914 Season in Keokuk
President idustice announced the four officials chosen for 1914. R J Glenalrin returns from last year joined by J F Gennis St Louis under Eddie Herr endorsement Jack Kerned Detroit and Chas F Krause New Haven. Krause has prior league experience and last year worked in the South Atlantic circuit.
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Keokuk
Idustice
R. J. Glenalrin
J. F. Gennis
St. Louis
Eddie Herr
Jack Kerneds
Detroit
Chas. F. Krause
New Haven
Kennedy
Michigan
Delayed Bout Scraps Planned New York Fight
Chicago Feb 6 no ten round bout between Mika Cibbons and Packey McFarland will take place in New York. Report from New York says the match was postponed to a later date. Sources blame the setback on unspecified causes and a beer visa issue before a clearer explanation.
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Freddie Welsh
New York
Madison Square Garden
McFarland
Gibson
Gillyson
Packey
Gibbons
Chicago
iMika Cibbons
Packey McFaryland
Herrmann Sees Federals Finish Over Major Leaguers
Cincinnati February 5. President August Herrmann of the Reds and national commission head analyzes Federal league claims. He lists fewer than twenty major league players believed to have joined the Federals and says such feeble talent will doom the league to be ranked as minor. He vows never to reinstate players who jumped contracts.
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Cincinnati
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Reds
National Commission
Federal League
Tener
Johnston
Federals
Herrmann
Owens
Washington
Ted Esterly
White Sox
Sweeney
Highlanders
Simon
Pittsburgh
Packard
Reds
Brennan
Phillies
Bland
Ing
Kohler
Falkenberg
Cleveland
Ford
Cole
Tinker
Kauahe
Stovall
Zeider
Wickland
Miller
Merrmann
Beine
Garland Fires 299 As Minneapolis Bowler Keeps Perfect Pace
James Garland, a top Minneapolis high score bowler, rolled 299 with eleven strikes and a twelfth near perfect, leaving the eighth pin standing. The performance follows a 300 last week, underscoring Garland's notable bowling run.
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Minneapolis
Minn
James Garland
Garland
Ames Star In Training in Baseball Trade Details
Ames senior George Clark trains in Ames before joining the Des Moines Western league club pitching staff. Clark was bought by the New York Americans in 1912 for $4,000 and two players, then farmed to the Rochester Internationals. Estel West, a former Cornell College star, will leave soon to join a league club.
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Ames
George Clark
Des Moines
Clark
New York Americans
Rochester Internationals
Chante
Estel West
Cornell
Mystery in Parker death sparks Veronal questions
Chicago on February 5 reports Dr. Joseph Low questioning the claim that Mrs. Margaret Titte Parker killed herself with veronal. He says he prescribed the drug, doubts its fatal use, and notes she was under care for nervous trouble.
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Chicago
Joseph Low
Indiana Avenue
Margaret Tittemore Parker
Charles M. Parker
Parker
M. W. A. Insurgents Lay Out Campaign
Webster City Iowa February 5 Webster City camp calls for a housecleaning of the Modern Woodmen head camp opposing Chicago rate legislation and seeking repeal and reenactment of former assessment plans. The resolutions urge removal of officials who backed or advocated the Chicago rates and oppose reelection or reappointment.
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Webster City
Iowa
Chicago
Webster City Camp Names Delegates to County Meet
Delegates elected to the county camp from Webster City include J. D. Porter C. P. Bishop James Kolbeck L. E. Vaubel J. C. Sterling C. H. Swiney R. H. Ash C. Welse W. J. Hubacher A. C. Hoot E. J. Mellor P. J. Brandrup J. J. Rhone George C. Tucker W. F. Hunter and John Hanrehan with plans for the June 16 head camp at Toledo Ohio and to oppose neighbors supporting Chicago rates.
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Toledo
Chicago
Webster City
J. D. Porter
C. P. Bishop
James Kolbeck
L. E. Vaubel
J. C. Sterling
C. H. Swiney
R. H. Ash
C. Welse
W. J. Hubacher
A. C. Hoot
E. J. Mellor
P. J. Brandrup
J.J. Rhone
George C. Tucker
W. F. Hunter
John Hanrehan
Nut club tops White Stockings in three at Jackman alleys
Nut club defeats White Stockings in three straight games at Jackman alleys with a total of 2645 pins. Runyon led Nut club with 231 high score and high average, while Thorson and McFarlane tied for White Stockings high average and Dunleavy had 203 top score. Next tonight Manahl brothers face Macks. tomorrow Knights of Columbus meet Iowa Dairy.
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Jackman
Nut Club
White Stockings
Thorson
McFarlane
Dunleavy
Runyan
Fried
Miller
Morris
Reed
Jackman Alleys
Manahl
Five Brothers
Macks
Knights of Columbus
Iowa Dairy
Three Bunnies Willing to Appear Sign 1914 Contracts
Cedar Rapids Iowa February 5 1914 manager Belden Hill announces three former players have signed with the team Shortstop Wambles tans outfielder Ned Smith and pitcher Ed Fink. Fink is at Fort Wayne Indiana Ned Smith in Fresno California Wambigans has his father’s permission to pause theology studies to train in Dakota. All three report for first training.
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Cedar Rapids
Belden Hill
Wamblestans
Ned Smith
Ed. Fink
Fink
Fort Wayne
Fresno
Cal
Wambigans
Dakota
Cleveland Starts Spring Training in New Orleans
Seven players of the Cleveland American league club arrived under manager Joe Birmingham and trainer Charles Hite and began spring training for the 1914 season in New Orleans. Eighteen team members expected by week’s end. Dr. R J Nestor now located on the 4th floor of the Syndicate building Suite 418. Phone 22.
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New Orleans
Cleveland American League Baseball Club
Joe Birmingham
Charles Hite
Cleveland
Dr. R. J. Nestor
Syndicate
Teachers Lead Hawkeye Rage on Three Day Trip
Cedar Falls Iowa February five teachers basketball team swept St Joseph's Charles City and Upper Iowa to claim early Hawkeye conference lead. Parson s defeated, Cedar Falls to host return with Fayette and Iowa game February eleven. Gymnastic tournament prep raises effort as Mt Pleasant Florida tops elevation notes.
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Cedar Falls
St. Joseph’s College
Charles City
Upper Iowa
Parsons
Dubuque
Iowa
Hawkeye
Cure Catarrh with My Original Guaranteed Method
A regional advertisement by C. E. Gauss promises to cure catarrh by addressing its cause. It asserts over a million satisfied seekers and offers free demonstration at the subject’s own expense, urging readers to mail name and address to receive treatment.
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C. E. Gauss
All Steel Trains on Great Western Debut
Wooden cars were retired from all fast trains on the Great Western last night. From now on only all steel equipment will run on the Kansas City to Minneapolis and Chicago routes. Two new all steel sleepers joined the Waterloo Chicago service and the Minneapolis Kansas City limited will be upgraded tonight. The fleet features a 12 section drawing room and other luxury improvements.
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Great Western Railroad
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Chicago
Free Coupon for Gauss Combined Catarah Card Offer
A promotional coupon offers a free GAUSS COMBINED CATARAH CARD by mail. Readers are instructed to fill in name and address on dotted lines and mail to C. B. GAUSS at 5419 Main Street, Marshall Michigan.
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C. B. Gauss
Main &T
Marshall, Mich
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