Tearney-Kinsella Still Scheming To Salvage League
Waterloo magnates vow to press their fight to jail President Tearney and President Kinsella for contempt and to keep the Three-T league alive. If Waterloo is ousted the group may form a new league without Waterloo and Dubuque with clubs in Rock Island Davenport Springfield Decatur Quincy Bloomington Peoria and Danville.
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Springfield
Tearney
Kinsella
Waterloo
Gridley
Chicago
Duhuqgua
League
Appelate Court
South End
Perth
Patry
New League
Southend
Dubuque
Rock Island
Davenport
Decatur
Quincy
Bloomington
Peoria
Danville
Magnates Oppose Double Headers in Spring Meeting
Cincinnati February 7 magnates expect action on the double header issue at the National League spring schedule meeting. Officials favor banning artificial postponements and require postponed games to be completed on the next uses. A baseball authority notes that such rules would curb attendance fluctuations and long term harm from double bills.
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Cincinnati
Leagar
Tyler
Gotch Quickly Defeats Kara Osman in Sioux City Match
Frank Gotch returned to the mat in Sioux City last night and finished Kara Osman the Turk with two throws in 25 minutes. The quick victory solidifies Gotch's standing in the double quick bout.
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Gotch
Turk
Sioux City
Towa
Frank Gotch
Kara Osman
National League Team Rosters for Training Season
The National League prepares rosters for spring training with Philadelphia and Brooklyn among the largest lists. Teams include New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and others, naming managers, catchers, pitchers, infielders, and outfielders. The article notes limited American association talent joining NL rosters and lists players by club.
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Chicago
Clobe
South
Thooklyn
Iist
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
American Association
Weaver
Louisville
Sunter
Kansas City
Dougherty
Schreiber
Milwauke
Alitzer
Cincinnati
Butler
Toledo
Milwaukee
Baseball Team Roster Highlights From Historical Lineups
The list details players by position under two managers Bates and uevon with staff including Roger P. Bresnahan and Fred Tenney. It names catchers pitchers infielders and outfielders across two clubs with multiple players like Bliss Wingo Oakes Hills Evans and Collins Goode Beck Miller Clarke among others.
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St. Louis
Roger P. Bresnahan
Bresnahan
Bliss
Wingo
Sallee
Harmon
Zmich
Geyer
Steele
Hearn
Golden
Laudermilk
Hennis
Peddington
Musecoe
Dell
Keneidy
Huggins
Houser
Mowrey
Betcher
Magee
McGeehan
Morse
Smith
Hills
Evans
Oakes
McIver
Abbott
Uevon
Fred Tenney
Graham
Rariden
Elliott
Mattern
Flaherty
Mc Tigue
Parson
Frock
Ferguson
Joy
Curtis
Brown
Burke
Perdue
Tyler
Tenney
Shean
Shafer
Sweeney
Herzog
Callahan
Butler
Sharpe
Spratt
Getz
Collins
Goode
Beck
Miller
Clarke
Bloomers Announce 1911 Season Lineup
Manager Kennedy of the Bloomers presents the probable 1911 lineup with Kennedy in right field Madigan in center Godwin in left Staten at short Melchair at first Denny at second Hine at third Blackmore Noris and Walsh as catchers Davidson Roger Humes Prendergast Ruth Burg as pitchers and Erwin as utility.
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Bloomers
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Godwin
Staten
Melchair
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Hine
Blackmore
Noris
Walsh
Davidson
Roger
Humes
Prendergast
Ruth
Burg
Erwin
Zbyszko Fails In Handicapped Bout At Elmira
Zbyszko loses to Yankee Rogers of Buffalo in a two fall match, taking one fall in 29 minutes after a night of backache and kidney trouble. The report notes the Bengali struggles and cites Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy with a Syracuse testimonial.
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Elmira
Zbyszko
Yankee Rogers
Buffalo
Foley
J. B. Miller
Syracuse
J. K. Jodér
Sen
Janet McKenzie Hill
Uiston Cooking School
Fitzsimmons Shapes Waterloo Week at Crystal Theatre
Bob Fitzsimmons, famed former champion, greeted by applause at Crystal Theatre Waterloo in the week’s vaudeville bill with Julia Gifford Fitzsimmons. The program includes a playlet on his career and songs by Mrs Fitzsimmons, plus Barrett and Earle novelty act.
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Crystal Theatre
Bob” Fitzsimmons
Bob Fitzsimmons
James J. Jeffries
Jeffries-Johnson
Jeffries
Champ
Johnson
Jones
Waterloo
Julia Gifford Fitzsimmons
Julia
Fitz
Mr. Fitzsimmon
Mrs. Fitzsimmons
Socialist Lyceum Course Presents Oscar Ameringer
The third in the series will be delivered at the manual training school on Wednesday evening in February. Oscar Ameringer, famed for Milwaukee activism, will discuss The Present Class Struggle. Admission is free and ladies are urged to attend. bring the whole family to hear this forceful speaker.
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Socialist Lyceum
Oscar Ameringer
Milwaukee
Ameringera
Manager Boyle Eyes Contract Push Amid League Tensions
A discussion warns Tearney to call a Three-I League meeting and prep for the season, arguing for Tearney to resign from baseball to focus on private business. The piece notes suspensions by the national commission targeting players like Winsella and details suspensions in the Three-I and Central associations. It also comments on leagues forming without Davenport and Rock Island and includes a musical refrain about Dubuque.
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Boyle
Tearney
National Commission
Farrell
Brack St
Winsella
Springfield
Central Association
Kewanee
Burlington
Managers Favor Strong Right Field Hitters In Major League Clubs
Managers across the league believe a club thrives when players develop to hit to right field and avoid advancing the runner, with pitching also crucial for pennants. Wilbert Robinson will coach young catchers for the Giants in Marlin Texas, while the Boston Red Sox head to the Pacific coast for spring training at Redondo Beach around February 18. Catcher Thomas, now with the Boston Americans, may face his former team in Oakland California. A Southern League note profiles managers like Smith of Chattanooga enforcing discipline and Bill Bernhardt of Memphis maintaining control.
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Wilbert Robinson
Baltimore
Giants
Marlin
Texas
Thomas
Boston Americans
Oakland
California
Atlanta
Smith
Chattanooga
Bill Bernhardt
Memphis
Card game in court shocks Cleveland crowd
In Justice Chapman’s court Cleveland on February 7 a real card game occurred with attorney A. B. Bernstein and Adolph Bounchik as players. The report notes the game involved vingt et un.
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Justice Chapman
A. B. Bernstein
Adolph Bounchik
Vingt Et-Un
Court hears suit over marked deck gaming
Justice Chapman and jury watched as Bounchik testified in a suit against Abram Auerbach seeking return of money lost while playing with a claimed marked deck. Bernstein for Auerbach argued marked cards would not change the outcome. decision postponed.
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