Keokuk to Keep Franchise Lets Baker Lead New Baseball Setup
In Burlington Iowa Jan 75 central baseball association stabilizes after a scare Keokuk will keep its franchise thanks to Myrie F Baker who offers to take over the Keokuk baseball association and finance a sound club. Citizens aid surges as Secretary Sterne pushes for local backing with state senator McManus among early subscribers toward a $3000 goal. George Manusch eyed as manager, previously Ottumwa star. Galesburg exit reshapes rosters with Hough acquiring players from Monmouth and Galesburg. Kewanee signs several players as season plans unfold and a women’s group in Keokuk hints at Sunday game bans to raise funds.
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George Manusch
Ottumwa
Rotin
Manwoach
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Hough
Monmouth
Central Association
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Bnt Hough
Stuf Hough
Kewanee
Mi of
Thetein
Pitchers
Caldwell
Salmnaess
Kansas State League
Kreokul
Sheriff attaches Zbyszko salary in Watertown
Stanislaus Zbyszko the wrestler had his salary garnished in Watertown on Saturday after Stanislaus Mietus of Buffalo won a 2600 dollar judgment for breach of contract Mietus formerly managed the Pole Zbyszko posted 10 percent bonds to insure payment and was released after a sheriff custody order following his match with Mort Henderson last night He was slated to wrestle in Cleveland but canceled the engagement
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Stanislaus Mietus
Buffalo
Mietus
Pole
Zybszko
Mort Henderson
Cleveland
Grout Pushes Five-Year Closed Season for Birds
Rep Grout of Waterloo vows a five year closed season on prairie chickens and a closed spring duck season. He clashes with State Fish and Game Warden Lincoln, blaming him for not supporting propagation, and urges natural bird restoration over importing foreign stock.
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Black Hawk County
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Iowa City Iowa Teachers Defeat State Teachers 24 to 20
Iowa's basketball team showed marked improvement on the local floor Saturday night and beat the State Teachers by 24 to 20. Schulte started at center with early scoring, and Gardner Berry and Trexel contributed buckets to lead 14 to 8 at halftime amid substitutions. Second half saw further changes as Iowa's floor play was superior with key baskets from Trexel Gardner Houston Wise and Brison, while free throws from Houston and Berry padded the score. Referee Hodges of Dartmouth.
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Berry
Gardner
Trexel
Towa
Wise Gardner
Houston Schulte
Aba
Brison Bert Bse Gee
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Maiden
Wright
Hamilton
Wise
Anderson
Brison
Leo
Houston
Hodges
Dartmouth
Photographs Show Palzer Punished By McCarty in Championship Fight
Photographs from the Los Angeles bout show Luther McCarty dominating Al Palzer as Palzer’s forceful attack fails to land. Experts say Palzer must improve ring generalship before any rematch, noting Palzer is repeatedly battered while McCarty dodges and returns blows. The series captures Palzer groggy in the seventeenth round as the referee is urged to stop the fight.
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M’carty
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Luther McCarty
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Los Angeles
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McCarty
Muscatine club eyes stronger Central circuit
Muscatine officials previewed a robust season at the Commercial club meeting. A. J. Lawrence urged Water loo and Cedar Rapids to join the Central Association, while Belden Hill and Dr. Jay Andrews were praised as key strategists. The Muscatine treasury stood at 183.48 with an overdraft of 201.21 last year.
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Commercial Club
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Central Association
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Cedar Rapids
Galesburg
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Treasury
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Muskies
Players After Reserve Rule Players After Reserve Rule
New York January 13 Pitcher Bob Harmon of the St Louis Cardinals joins the Players fraternity board to discuss the reserve rule dispute. He says the players bear most of the burden yet are hindered from freely selling services due to contracts and heavy reservation. He cites several players who could fetch better terms as free agents if released.
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Harmon
New York
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Toanceeed Miller
Gale
Krent Bareaina
Kony
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Hvana
St. Leite
Pitts
Hawley Retained as Iowa Coach for Next Season
Jesse Hawley will coach the Iowa football team again next fall after word reached the State university. He plans to return from Chicago where his business allows him to take up the coaching job anew, with an undisclosed salary increase over last year’s 1800 dollars. The athletic board also raised assistant Morcy Bbey’s pay and extended his contract, though no word yet from Bbey, now in Waterloo. The board pondered reviving the state intercollegiate meet and sought matches with Nebraska or Wisconsin, with Ames bouts set for March. Kellogg continues efforts for a Chicago baseball game on Iowa field next season, with a Nebraska game slated for late April and Cedar Falls hosting a March turnfest by the town.
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Jesse Hawley
Iowa
State University
Hawley
Chicago
Morcy Bbey
Waterloo
St. Louis
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Ames
Kellogg
Iowa Field
Cedar Falls
State Teachers' college gymnasts show strong potential
State Teachers' college presents a promising gymnastics team after last year's social difficulties. Lowe leads an exceptionally good group of gymnasts this season, suggesting improved performance and cohesion.
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State Teachers’ College
Lowe
Harman Coal Co Announces Big Reduction in Coal Prices
Harman Coal Co Phope 405 reports a major price cut on coal with new rates aimed at consumers and retailers. The notice emphasizes substantial savings and urges customers to contact offices for details.
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Phope 405
Toledo Prepares for Tournament Beat Chicago in bid to top entry list
Toledo hoping to enroll about six hundred teams for the American Bowling Congress event at the Toledo Terminal auditorium from February 22 to March 12. Entries close February 6 with cities like Columbus Louisville and Des Moines already seeking dates. Each bowler must belong to a city’s bowling team. The Toledo company backs sixteen Brunswick alleys and awards solid gold medals. the slogan is Beat Chicago as Detroit Cleveland and others eye strong participation.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Bowel Action
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel. It claims the tablets, made from vegetable compounds with olive oil, stimulate nature’s action, tone the liver, and restore buoyancy. Prices are 10 and 25 cents per box.
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