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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1914

Page

6

Marshalltown Eyed for Central Association Franchise

Marshalltown officials and fans welcome a Central Baseball Association committee to discuss taking over the Kewanee franchise. The panel’s stance suggests Marshalltown will be recommended for the berth, with final action at next week’s league meeting in Burlington. Moline territorial rights and Kewanee’s roster are noted as factors in the decision.

Marshalltown M. F. Justice Keokuk Central Baseball Association Belden Hill Cedar Rapids Lawrence Muscatine Kewanee Ill Moline Central Association Burlington al Tearner Three- T League J. H. Farrell National Association Three League Quincey Tearney Farrell Threel Five Mile Davenport Threel League

Subscriptions Rise for Funds at Marshalltown Club

Reported donations increased funds as solicitors for money presented results at the Marshalltown club. Several active donors did not report, suggesting total pledges May exceed figures tallied. Names of donors posted as collected, while advocates press changing service rules. Wilding argues one serve per point could quicken play and raise standard of service.

Marshalltown Club

Tennis players may be held to single serve

St. Paul Minn Feb 11 At the annual meeting of the United States Lawn Tennis Association new rules defining the amateur and the foot fault in service will be considered Some attempt will be made to enact rules conforming to those recently adopted by the International Lawn Tennis Federation In this connection players in general will be surprised to learn that Anthony Wilding world s singles champion is not mentioned further in this excerpt

St. Paul, Minn United States Lawn Tennis Association International Lawn Tennis Federation Anthony Wilding

American League Opens April 14 Schedule Revealed

Chicago Feb 12 American league schedule makers announced the coming season with opening games set for Tuesday April 14. Chicago will host 15 Sunday games, while every other club has two Sundays. Four conflicting dates with the National league occur in Chicago Sundays. Removal of the Sunday ball ban in Detroit and Cleveland reduces conflicts. season ends earlier in the west on Oct 4 and in the east on Oct 7.

Chicago Boston New York Detroit St. Louis Cleveland East

St. Marys Triumphs Over Midgets In One Sided Game

St Marys school overwhelmed the Midgets of East High in a gym match at Lincoln School last evening winning 26 to 7. Koch starred with seven of the twelve goals while the St Marys lineup included Tender Kaseht Pint and OConnor among others.

St. Mary’s School Lincoln East High Koch St. Mary’s O'Connor Simpson Stewart Dulse Sullivan Tender Kaseht O'Conner

Boston Club Trades Evers. Talks with Gilmore on Federal Link

New York Feb 12 Manager Stallings of the Boston Nationals announced Sweeney and Perdue traded to the Chicago Nationals for Johnny Evers. Evers said he would meet President Gilmore of the Federal league about playing next season. He also declared he would not play for Charley Murphy under any contract. Hank O Day spoke with Evers as the NL considers his Chicago contract. Ban Johnson presided at the NL commission session.

New York Stallings Boston Nationals Sweeney Perdue Chicago Nationals Johnny Evers Chicago Boston Murphy Evers Gilmore Federal League Byers National Cubs Charley Murphy Tener National League Hank” O'Day Chicago Cubs National Commission Ban Johnson

University Team Beats Teachers in Cedar Falls 27 to 14

In Cedar Falls on February 12 Iowa university defeated the State Teachers team by 27 to 14 in a fast, interesting game. A large crowd witnessed the contest as the two teams faced off with Mevins and others leading the Iowa lineup.

Cedar Falls Iowa University State Teachers Iowa Mevins

Teammates and Officials Named for Dartmouth Contest

Fields center Griseel guards Parsons and Jacobson. Teechers forwards Houston and Cropper, center Bryson, guards Ludeman and Imlay. Hedges of Dartmouth refereed the contest.

Fields Griseel Parsons Jacobson Houston Cropper Bryson Ludeman Imlay Hedges Dartmouth

Central Association race hints at new city in 1914

Central association fans debate which city will join the league to fill one vacancy. Moline is eliminated for failing to raise funds and secure a park, while Marshalltown and Plow City vie for admission with park access and transport links. Rock Island lost its bid after pressuring Tierney in Chicago, leaving the Three-I league and fans hopeful for a Central association berth in 1914.

Central Association Justice Moline Plow City i@ park Quincy Rock Island Tierney Central Association For Baseball Chicago Marshalltown Davenport Rock Islland Muscatine Clinton

Tighe's Goshen August meeting eyed for city baseball bid

The article discusses an August Goshen meeting where local fans seek a franchise to support a stronger Central Association. Rock Island and Marshalltown contend for entry, with Rock Island offering population and location advantages. A league meeting will decide, aiming to improve the circuit over last season.

Island City Central Association Marshalltown

RARUS MARK STILL BEST FOR TROTTERS

John Splan backs a test of high wheel sulkies at Goshen New York next summer with a $100 prize for the driver of the first heat winner to beat Rarug 2 13 ¼ set in 1878 in Toledo. The note cites Nelson and Raffles among trotters with high wheel records as benchmarks.

New York John Splan Goshen N. Y Splan Rarug Toledo Nelson Bangor Rolfe Benjamin A. Bulkley Raffles Rensselaer Weston Rock Island Black Horse Weston Bulkley Jack

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