Strikeout Records and Notable Pitching Feats of 1912
Detroit reports on the 1912 season noting top strikeout totals by players and teams. Details include a Chalmers trophy contender, the Browns, White Elephants, and other AL clubs, plus historic surges and star hitters like Lajoie and Cobb.
Wrestlers Kearns and Matsuda Duel in Weight Class Challenge
Soldier Kearns may quit boxing to try wrestling as Matsuda, a top Japanese grappler, challenges any man at his weight. The bout offers a 60 40 purse split with silent odds. Ed Shave promotes Lawrence a noted middleweight who has beaten many Northwest foes and plans future matches against Francis and Carr.
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Kearns
Matsuda
Carl Brown
Waterloo
Walter Miller
St. Paul
J. Shave
New York
Jess Willard
Willard
Chase Anxious To Play Second
Confident first baseman Chase Believes a left hander can handle second base. He cites his experience with Boston, Washington and Philadelphia and says he can get the ball away just as well as right handed players.
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New York
Chance Mzened
York Americans
Hai Ch
Teerie
Highlanders
Chase
Kane
Ferond Hase
Tam
Pimsel
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Left handed player eyes second base and flexibility
The player expresses confidence in versatility beyond first and second base and aims to prove a left hander can handle second. He notes fans want novelty and hints Chance may play if healthy, possibly placing Chase at second in the batting order alongside him.
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Chance
Chase
Local Bowler Dwided Series Set Up Deciding Matches
Three Waterloo bowlers won a set against Dick Bros. of Des Moines Friday. Des Moines won the first set. Waterloo's Paul led with 608 across three games. Illness forced two others to miss, making a rematch likely in two weeks at neutral alleys.
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Waterloo
Dick Bros
Post Moines
Moines
Weere
Paul
Ama
Qi Tse
Matsuda to Meet Breedlove in Finishing Bout Next Week
Waterloo fans will see two top lightweight wrestlers as Matt Matsuda faces Vernon Breedlove, bantamweight world champion, in a finish bout at the Amery arena. Matsuda, a famed speedster, and Breedlove, based in Council Bluffs, bring long reputations and extensive match histories to the event.
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Waterloo
Matt Matsuda
Vernon Breedlove
Pdinye
Theovg
Rhus
Omaha
Nakes
Corncil Bluffs
Te Dowa Abblere
Theo Petts
Waiter Women
Horchester
Richard
Keegan
Hreedlove
Weegam
Boosters Set New High in City Bowling League
The Boosters defeated Pattern Makers three straight games at Jackman alleys to set a season high 2269 total. Dunlevy led with a 205 best, Huntscha of Pattern Makers top score 211, with Stolte tied for evening high average at 179 2 3. Next week features multiple city league matchups at Jackman alleys with both local and out of town teams.
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Boosters
Pattern Makers
Jackman Alleys
Dunlevvy
Dunlevy
Huntscha
Stolte
Tas Dunlevy
McFarland
Kezar
Philfmer
Jackman
Invincibles
Macks
Fairbank
Engravers
Dubuque
Iowa Dairy
The Old Murzzele Loading Rifle in American History
The article recalls the old Murzzele loading rifle as a prized firearm of frontier settlers and patriots. It highlights its role in key events such as Louisburg, King's Mountain, and battles against Burgoyne and Ferguson, stressing its central place in daily life and defense.
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Nashville
Fingland
Louisburg
Morgan
Plains of Abraham
Burgeryne
New York
Ferguson
King’s Mountain
West High Wins Again Over Marshalltown In Prep Match
The West High basketball team defeated Marshalltown High 27 to 12 at Marshalltown. Coach Mallory’s squad, riding three straight wins, faces Cedar Falls next Friday as strong teams loom in the season’s opening stretch. East High also played Waverly with mixed results, while the Midgets beat Reinbeck 43 to 34 at the M C A gym.
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West High
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Mallory
Cedar Falla
East High
Waverly
Bremer County
Besamer
Miller
Joyce
Hurwichi
Miller Center—Clay
Abbott
Barry
Bodholdt
Simpson
gard—Rath
Reed
Johnson
Babcock
Heming
McMeeken
Heillein
Burk
Uffer
Reinbeck
Waterloo Midgets
MarcDonald
Hostetler
Lichty
Mandt
Armstrong
Reinbeck Crescents
Ingols
Smith
Clark
Hausler
Robinson
Chapman Was Expensive Star
Toledo Star reports Ray Chapman a highly valued shortstop with speculation over a $25,000 offer from the New York Americans. President Somers held Toledo and Cleveland assets and kept Chapman for the Indians, ending talk of a big sale as Chapman remained with the club.
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Marty O'Toole
Buck O’brien
Rube Marquard
Cleveland
Toledo
Charley Somers
Charlie Somers
Ray Chapman
Madhens
St. Paul
Pittsburgh Pirates
Indianapolis
New York Giants
Chapman
Somers
Ban Johnson
O'Toole
Marquard
Chicago White Sox
Schalk
Milwaukee
Detroit
Red Corridon
iParrell
New York Americans
Teveland Planta
Palzer Seen as Promising despite McCarty Defeat
Bat Masterson and others question Palzer’s condition and training leading up to the New Year bout with Luther McCarty. The analysis credits McCarty with outboxing Palzer and notes Palzer’s layoff and inconsistent form as key factors in the upset.
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New York
al Palzer
Iowa
Luther McCarty
Bat’’ Masterson
Palgery
Palzer
O'Rourke
Los Angeles
Charley Mitchell
Florida
Jim Corbett
Mrs Thaw Sued For Attorney's Fees
In federal court in New York a jury heard a case where John B. Gleason seeks 530,000 in fees from Mary Copley Thaw mother of Harry K. Thaw. The suit claims Gleason provided services in the Arat trial of her son. Judge Mayer reserved ruling on a motion to dismiss the complaint.
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New York
John B. Gleason
Mary Copley Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford ‘White
Thaw
Gleason
Matteawan Asylum
Upstate
Mayer
A. J. Rose
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