Washington Gets Permit Players Sunday Baseball to Arcue Points
Chicago Feb 10 The American League will open April 4 with Sunday games allowed in Washington and New York for the first time since the war. The schedule shows opening matchups Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston and Boston closes the season Sept 28 with a doubleheader against Washington. The league also plans a new rule allowing players to argue with umpires under controlled conditions to curb rowdy behavior, with President Hickey outlining safeguards and a conference with umpires before opening day.
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B. HB. Johnson
Washington
New York
Svar
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Red Sox
Senators
Athletics
White Sox
Foston
Bunker, Hill Dar
Chicago Cubs
American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Hickey
Hei
Association
Joe Tinker
Columbus Club
Joe
LoOigne
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
National Commission
B. B. Johnson
American League
Navin
Mack
Grifffith
Ball
Dunn
Cleveland Club
Johnson
Ruppert
Frazee
Comiskey
Mathiesen wins world skating title over McLean
Christiania February 10 Oscar Mathiesen of Christiania defeated Robert McLean of Chicago to claim the world’s ice skating championship. Mathiesen won the 1500 and 10000 meter finals while McLean took the 3000 meter and 500 meter events earlier. weather was cloudy though ice stayed good. The royal box watched as Mathiesen edged McLean in the 1500 by a fraction of a second. McLean later blamed light air for hindering his 10000 meter race.
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Christiania
Oscar Mathiesen
McLean
Mathiesen
Spitball ban and new league form in early 1900s news
Chicago reports the spitball to be abolished after the 1820 season with two exceptions allowed on file at league HQ. Clark Griffith replaces Ben Minor on the board of directors. Okmulgee Oklahoma hosts a new Western Baseball association with teams from Muskogee Bartlesville Okmulgee McAlester Drumwright Pawhuska Fort Smith Springfield. 140-game schedule planned. William M Johnston of San Francisco accepts U S Olympic tennis invitation to play in Paris.
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Chicago
Clark Griffith
Ben Minor
Washington Club
Okmulgee
Okla
Western Baseball Association
Muskogee
Bartlesville
McAlester
Drumwright
Pawhuska
Fort Smith
Ark
Springfield
Association
Johnston
San_ Francisco
Willam M. Johnston
San Francisco
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Waterloo Bowler Standouts At Tri State Tourney
Waterloo alleys at the Tri State bowling meet in Dubuque posted strong showings. G Anderson placed second in singles with 652, while Fackey McFarlane took fifth in all events with 1775 pins for nine games. The Waterloo team totaled 2823, Whiteside alleys 2747, with notable scores from Manahl, Manahl, and Kenneally among others.
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Waterloo
Dubuque
G. Anderson
Fackey McFarlane
Anderson Latden
McFarlane
Whitesides
Waterloo Allys
Manahla
A. Manah
F. Manahl MacFarlane Butnett
Whiteside
Kenneally
Armstrong
Johnson
Anderson
Morris
Cievasa
A. Mamahl
A. Pers
Three-I league berths shield Cedar Rapids and Moline
Cedar Rapids and Moline will each retain berths in the Three-I baseball League for the upcoming season after Chicago officials approved the franchise grants. The move appears to block Waterloo from organized baseball this year, as discussions swirl about reviving the old Central Association in eastern Iowa. A Cedar Rapids meeting followed the Chicago week, aiming to form a circuit including Waterloo and Cedar Rapids, but Three-I decisions seem to close that door. In Chicago, the majors adjourned to finalize schedules and a new national commission chairman remained unresolved while the American and National Leagues held sessions.
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Moline
Waterloo
Bloomington
Eyansville
Peoria
Rockford
Terre Hate
Rock Isand
G. BE
King
Ex ‘Ealsior Springs
Laftes’ Aid Society
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
L. A. Ridety
Parent-Teachers’ Association
J. C. Messner
Andrew
Washington, D.C
Mr. Messner
C. A. Orr
Orr
Jesse OF Kober
Washington, D. C
J. W
F. E. Lehman
George Klock
Harold Willams
Fairbank
Charles Bahr
Town Talls
W. H. Bahr
Lym c Chapter
Ladies Literary Circle
J. W. Herd
Be Young In Body Mind And Looks Despite Your Years
An article urges men to preserve vigor and energy for outdoor activities, noting fatigue in midlife and the sense of aging. It argues vital forces decline faster than tissues are replaced, urging proactive health and fitness to stay youthful in body and mind.
Jay Andrews Appointed Secretary of Tulsa Club
Tulsa Okla Feb 10 Jays Andrews veteran Western league Western association Texas league and Central association base ball player manager and umpire who was injured in Chicago has been appointed secretary of the local Western league club. He reports here March 1. Ameri can association adopts 166 game schedule for 1913 season opening April 14 with Columbus at Louisville and other matchups.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jays
Doc) Andrews
Chicago
ST. Ansgar
St. Ansger
Burroughs
Missouri
Texas
Kent
Conn
M.el
Wm. Galbreth
Loss of Charlotta Stein and family obituaries in La Porte City
Notices from La Porte City and Shell Rock detail the death of two year old Charlotta Elizabeth Stein after flu and pneumonia, along with Jacob Stainbrook of Brandon death after a flu attack. Also listed are local health updates, church events, and various community notices from Feb. 10. Burial details for Charlotta Stein at Dysart and for Herman Rottenk Jr. near Shell Rock are included, plus social and school notices across the area.
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Porte City
Charles Stein
Charlotta Elizabeth
Sher
Buriat
Dysart
G. L. Stainbrook
Jacob Stainbrook
Brandon
Stainbrook
Ufe
M. E. Church
Elm. Haven
Ed Bauer
McCoy
Ellen Mears
Shell Rock
Shell” Rock
Pillsbury
Long Beach
Cal
Boise
Idaho
Goldfield
Colg
Seattle
Wash
Rck
L. E. Sherwood
Chaffee
L. C. Displingbeff
A. D. Scongal
Des
Moines
Alex Griggs
Grand Forks
N. D
Lb. Witt
D. Lk van Vinck
Waverly
WN. A. Reklea
Nora Springs
C. W. Hughes
HW. J. Wilson
Fred Hartwig
Clarksville
Mabel Jerolaman
Ruth McInroy
Los Angeles
T. W. McInroy
Frank Garmies
Clif Meyers
Br. Garner
Sioux Falls
S. D
Della Freeman
Chas. Everitt
Herman Rottenk, Jr
Riverside Cemetery
Victory
Ferra Washburn
H. G. Washburn
Chipley
Chas. Poeirt
Quasqueton
Henry Sinkey
George Young
Brances Daley
W. H. Adams
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