Belden Hill Announces Large Roster for Bunnies Exibition Season
Belden Hill reveals a near complete training camp roster for the Bunnies with 22 players slated to report April 10 in Cedar Rapids. The lineup includes Ed Fink, W. B. Case, J. M. Walsworth, Dutch Wambsgatins, and Ned Smith among nine returning and 13 new players, plus mascots Danny Danziger and Milo Crozer. Red Mullin and Jack McCarthy are released.
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Topeka
Robert Tedrow
Texas City
Tex
W. B. Case
Chicago
J. M. Walsworth
Norfolk
Lyle Slofer
W. A. Grady
Army
Estel West
Mt. Vernon
Ames
Edwin Lingle
Cairo
Jonesboro
N. W. Barnett
Belden Hill
John Fulton
Allegheny’ College
Uniontown
Breter Brown
Creighton College
Omaha
Frank Murray
New Albany
Ind
Dutch Wambsgatins
Cramer
S. D
H. Ward
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
L. J. Pappe
Ned Smith
Fresno
Cal
Irvin
Harris
Toledo
John Sweeney
Enid
Okla
E. L. Horn
Flat River
Barney Pelter
WL. R. Reeves
Pittsburgh
Kan
Alfred
Danny" Danziger
Milo Crozer
Red Mullin
Jack McCarthy
The
Bunnies
Eggers the bantam king among action fighters
Knockout artist K O Eggers, famed New York bantam with over thirty knockouts, nears top class as he heads to Jim Coffroth's Daly City club for early March bouts. Also previewed are spring schedule notes from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo and regional teams, plus baseball notes on Hartley and Earl Moore amid contract talks and Del Drake’s potential deal.
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Eggers
New York
Jim Coffroth
Daly City
San Francisco
Crandall Signs With Federals In St Louis Raid
Otis Crandall pitcher and Chick Hartley catcher have signed with the St. Louis Federals as manager Brown builds a veteran staff for the Mound City club. This marks the first raid on champions of either league, following prior approaches to Giants and Athletics. Crandall moved to St Louis last year in a separate deal.
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Otis Crandall
Nitcher
Chick Hartley
St. Louis Federals
Crandall
Willet
Groom
Manger Brown
Mound City
Tnnes
Giants
Athletics
Grandall
St. Louis
Glen Whittle Stars as Northwestern Beats Iowa 24–23
Iowa City, Feb. 23. Northwestern defeated Iowa 24 to 23 as G Whittle energized the visitors with precise passing and steady scoring. Grissel led Iowa with key baskets while Jacobsen contributed strong general play. the first half closed 20 to 9 in favor of Northwestern.
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Iowa
Northwestern
Hawkeyes
G. Whittle
Towa
Iowa Quintette
Grissel
Jacobsen
Ellis
Nevins
G Whittle
H. Whittle
Aldrich
Holly May to play at Dubuque in chilly winter scene
In Dubuque on February 23 a note moved by way of Waterloo indicates Holly May Hollenbeck seeks to rejoin the Hustlers. Plass weighs the inquiry as Marence Rowland offered no new deal from Peoria, while Distiller boss reports no postal cards from Red Paber and Comiskey, sent from Egypt last month to Dubuque.
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Dubuque Dubuque
Hollenbeck
Waterloo
Plass
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Peoria
Red Paber
Comiskey
Egypt
Dirbuquer
Gotch eyes title comeback after Bohemian bout
Chicago February 23 Frank Gotch world heavyweight champion plans a potential comeback if Bohemian Gustav Fristensky defeats Charles Cutler and then beats Stanislaus Zbyszko. Gotch will not meet Zbyszko again, but may face Fristensky in a final title challenge if conditions align.
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Frank Gotch
Charles Cutler
Gustav Fristensky
Coliseum
Gotch
Emil Klank
Cutler
Fristensky
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Humboldt Warrior
Zbyszko
Pole
Lincoln Street
Paul Samson
Samson
Grinnell Wins State Title Over Coe in Tight Clash
Grinnell defeats Coe with a hard fought game to clinch the state championship and move into first place ahead of Simpson and Cornell in the upcoming matchups. The all Iowa team selection favors Grinnell with Thorpe Lopez and Norris named for Grinnell and Verink Batley for Coe. In other news Judge Lee condemns on train gambling and urges railroads to ban draw poker on trains.
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Thorpe
Lopez
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Leel
Eleventh Judicial Distr of
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Franken County
Lee
Doctor Liffring Announces Office Move to Hack Tldp
Dr F C Liffring osteopathic physician states his practice relocates from 407 Lafayette Blde to 622 Hack Tldp in the upcoming period. The notice mentions favorable conditions for continued patients and service continuity.
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F.C. Liffring
Lafayette Blde
Murphy Forced to Sell Club in National League War
Chicago magnate Charles Welch Murphy is forced to sell his Chicago Cubs interests ending his roles as president and director in the National League. Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati acquires Murphy's stake, with estimates near $500,000. The move follows years of internal conflict and the ousting of Murphy from organized baseball.
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Charles Welch Murphy
Charles P. Taft
Cin- See
Murphy
Queen City
National League
Cub
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia
Cubs
Johnny Evers
Harry Ackerland
Pittsburgh
C. P. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
Chance
Ackerland
Gould to Be With Muskie Fans Return
Muscatine Iowa February 23 When the training season opens and the fans begin to sneak away late in the after
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Muscatine
Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad Brings Dark Hair Fast
A drugstore ad touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a quick fix for gray fading hair, claiming natural, even darkening after one or two applications. It promises removal of dandruff and scalp itching, with sale through Tl. W. Taggart.
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Tl. W. Taggart
Muscatine Youthful Hurler Gould Prepares at South End Park
Manager Boyle reassures regulars and recruits that Albert Gould will be ready. The Muscatine youth limbers his arm to iron out kinks, with Ab promising support for the spring encampment though not yet signing a contract. Gould finished the previous season with a fine record and reduced nerves.
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Boyle
Albert Gould
Muscatine
South End Park
Boss Boyle
Grand Army
What Are Cigars Made In Bond
A concise historical note explains cigars produced under bond status by Act of Congress on October 3 1918. It outlines the legal framework and purpose of bonded cigars within import and tax provisions, touching on regulatory context and intended commerce implications.
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Bond
Havana
Cuba
U.S
United States
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