Boston Red Our Guarding G L to Federal League Rep
The chaotic scene centers on Boston Americans star Ned Collins and the Chicago team’s tense talks with Federal League figures. Mordecai Brown, Browns, and Weeghman guard Collins as chaperons on his southbound train to discuss terms amid design plans for Shreveport and Ward Park stands.
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Chicago
Te Rey
Aeeer
Orbitants
Nery Collns
Boston
Tuedianapolis
St. Louis
Red Sox
Charles H. Weeshman
Chifeds
Renreson
Indiana
Mordecai Brown
St. Te
Rav
Callins
St. Yanis
Vob
Morferai
Fur Job
Theeater
Manger Brown
Collins
Smenkenst
Mordecnt
Brown
President Weeghman
Shreveport
T. Davis
Brook Run
Gilmore
Robert B. Ward
Fie
P Dent Weeghman
Buil Sioner Ericsson
Anne Errthing
Gunderson of TNolfe Elected Banquet Captain
Feb report from Towa City notes Gunderson of TNolfe elected banquet captain for the squad. He will double team next season and, under coaching, work hard with Ra squad.
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Towa City
Gunderson
Tnolfe
Efal
Gunder
Quincy Fights For Franchise Cash To Save Baseball
Quincy fans rally to raise fifty thousand dollars to fund the team and avert suspension of baseball this season. The city faces debt and lenders require support from business leaders and the press as Rock Island looms for a Three-I berth while Quincy, Decatur, Dubuque and Danville face financial strain.
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Quincy
Fang
Rock Island
Islanders
Cquincy
Decatur
Dubuque
Danville
Ace
Seur Ontec
Caltur
Quintie
Durg
Clinton Ball Park Work Begins in Clinton Iowa
Clinton Iowa February 28 Contractor Henry Lanaghan of Lyons started yesterday removing the grand stand at the Clinton district fair grounds for transfer to the Hingwood baseball park. The old stand at the Central association park will be replaced with bleachers and the new fair grounds stand will join the park stand with a central stairway. CANTON manager Bert Hough reports several promising young pitchers signed from Fingal Simmons Nolt and Winney and says he will deliver a strong team regardless of holdouts. He invites boosters to support the effort.
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Clinton
Henry Lanaghan
Lyons
Clinton District Fair’ Grounds
Hingwood
Central Association
Fair Grounds
Ball Park
Bert Tlough
Canton
Clayton
Fingal
Simmons
Nolt
Winney
Parks Wins Fight Over Player Rights in National Board ruling
Cincinnati report states the National Baseball Commission upheld the national board ruling that Clyde Parks is not the property of Ottumwa club. Parks remained a free agent after slowing with St. Joe club, Ottumwa claiming an informal contract. Commission decision affirms free agent status and rights.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Coralmission
Yesterdar
National Board
Clyde Parks
Ottumwa Club
Centre Association
Parks
St. Joe Club
Ottumwa
Football Starts Ott In Mass. Star Gilman to Miss Season
A. Gilman Jr. of Honolulu, tackle on Harvard's last year's championship team, will miss this season after failing mid year exams. He cannot play until scholarship status is restored, with permission to return in September.
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Gambridee
Mass
A. Gilman, Jr
Honolulu
Harvard
Gilman
Busy Week in Bowling Circles in City Leagues
The Federal League saw Bank Clerks and Stewart-Simmons post strong scores as Hostettler, Rugg, and Mulkern led high marks. City league play revived with Repose and White Stockings in contention as schedules and leading averages highlighted a busy bowling week.
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Rugg
Police
Wagner
Leighton
Morningstar
Huntoon
pSmith
Esse Eee
T Hallowell
Cordes
J Bronson
RUSE
Donovan
Howard
Stoke
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Stewart-Simmons
Ard. Morgan
Dunlevy
Simmons
Nelson
Stewart
Beone
Repose
K. C
White Stockings
Stewart- Simmons
Cliv Spaene—McFarlane
Tarkman
Mreha
Mas Nah
Weil
Weltzin
MeoSweeney
Starry
Runyon
Friedl
W. Manahl
To' Morris
Thorson
Federal League
Dunlevry
Mulkern
Thinetoon
Mrhonay
Richardson
Stake
Bugs
Pet
Town Dairy
Nut Club
White Howe
Jackman
Reid
Sox
And
Thunlevy
Talty Eaee
McFarland Peace
Aes
McSweeney
Ava
Sae Agn
Gorman
Mulkerry
Pases
Win Pet. Stewart-Simmons
Bank
Kimballs
Pase
Courier
Giants and White Sox World Tour Proves Profitable
New York Giants and Chicago White Sox completed their world tour in London with a majority of the 50 games won by the American league teams. In total, 31 games were in the United States and 19 abroad, with rain limiting only three games. Gate receipts exceeded expectations, netting almost 100,000 at home and about 75,000 above expenses overall.
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New York
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
London
Cincinnatiattle
Tams
Japan
Australia
White Sox
Giants
McGraw
Los Angels
Cairo
United States
Tat Abilene
Tex
Sacramento
Cal
Seattle
Wash
East High Falls To Cedar Falls In 33 to 16 Setback
East High basketball endured another defeat as Cedar Falls won 33 to 16 on East High’s floor. Reed led East High with a star showing, while Steltzer and Thompson starred for Cedar Falls. Cedar Falls capitalized on fast breakout baskets and fouling penalties, with Iblings Thompson Brown guards and Reed Berry Becker among East High’s scorers.
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East High
Cedar Falls High
Eaatl High
Cedar Falls
Reed
Steltzer
Thompson
Berry
Becker
Briges
Sage
Iblings
Brown
Christensen
Harwich
Cockburn
Brown prepares to re enter game
Carl Brown, local wrestler, nears recovery from injuries and his manager George Hitchcock says Brown will meet any wrestler in the country at 152 pounds for a $100 side bet or at 158 pounds on a 75 to 25 split. Brown aims for welterweight or middleweight titles, but top contenders have dodged him. Suter and Yokel have issued challenges, with Suter willing to face Brown anytime, while Yokel may meet him later for the world middleweight crown.
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Carl Brown
George Hitchcock
Brown
United States
Walter Miller
St. Pauls
Tor Carr
Yokel
Mike Yokel
Otto Suter
Suter
Wapers
Mr. Witebrook
Sutor
Manpower Ad Seeks Machinists and Laborers at Factory
Job advertisement calling for steady employment asks for machine men, hot wood and iron machinists, assemblers, and warehouse workers plus common laborers. Apply at the factory Monday morning between 8 and 10 o'clock. no applications before. Cadvertigement for THE FATCHKIELD MPG CO.
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Fatchkield
Baseball Is Gaining In France
Paris reports growing interest in baseball as New York and Chicago teams tour Europe. Racing club of France plans three new diamonds near Paris and will host games with schoolboys and American youths from the Latin quarter, plus matches at Etretat and Havre. Four French army instructors will teach the game, while field shortages and long school hours hinder progress. still, rapid gains are expected next season with Spain also showing momentum.
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Paris
France
New York
Chicago
Racing Club of
Racing Club
Etretat
Havre
Spain
Barcelona
WH. Burgess
United States
Fais
Iowa to Meet Cornell Next Fall
Iowa plans a Oct 10 game with Cornell signaling end of a possible Drake match. Iowa State Teachers and Ames are entered in the state gymnastic tournament, with University of Iowa, Grinnell, Luther, and Drake uncertain. State Teachers’ team is favored to win. Dr. R K Nestor now at Syndicate Building Suite 418.
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Town City
Cornell
Hawkeyes
Mount Vernon
Athletic Board
Woman's Athletic Association of the
Sokols
Cedar Rapids
Grinnell, Luther and
Drake
Inwa
State Teachers
Ames
Organized Labor Meetings in City This Week
Labor union gatherings are set at the Labor temple on Mulberry Street next week. Monday March 2 Leather Workers and Barbers at 8 p.m. Tuesday March 3 Printing Press Men at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday March 4 Waterloo Central Labor Union at 5 p.m. Thursday March 5 Electrical Workers at 8 p.m. Friday March 6 Moulders at 3 p.m. Millmen at 7 30 p.m. Cooks and Waiters at 8 p.m.
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Labor Orgargizations
Labor Temple
Mulberry Street
Waterloo Central Labor Union
Electrical’ Workers
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Cincinnati Time Recorder CO
Cincinnati, Ohio
IBM
Eighth Street
Kansas City
Organized Labor
al Gorrell
Seasta
Waterloo
W. 4Th ST
Black
Sounsox Trust Co
Waterloo Savings Bank
Corner Bridge
Commercial Street
Jas. L. Henderson
Bridge St
H. Linderman & Cof
Klinefelter & Son
Park Avenue West
Byvank Transfer Co
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