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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1917

Page

4

Clinton Fans Demand New Deal As Club Faces 1917 Uncertain Season

Clinton fans and officials condemn recent Cedar Rapids meeting actions, fear loss of league affiliation, and discuss forming a new eastern Iowa western Illinois league. They blame Justice’s defeat, back Ford's leadership, and propose a compact circuit with Rockford Cedar Rapids Davenport Clinton Rock Island Dubuque Moline to cut travel costs and save baseball.

Clinton Clinton Ball Club Central Association Justice Cedar Rapids Cinton Threa Eye Central Three Eye Iowa Dliimois Canton Rockford Marshalltown Davenport Rock Island Dubuque Moline Clinton Fang Sezenes Bayle Egan Thea Fort Dodge Mason City Justes Ford National Board of Baseball Ceder Rapids Mealing Dali Keokuk Club Frank Norton National Board of Arbitration Afr Josties Clinton Club Lerry Brown

OWA STARS ON HOSPITAL LIST

Injuries plague the Hawkeye basketball squad as Dutton and Von Lackum miss practice and play, while Captain Bannick returns to cap the team. New players Mathews and Duncan join, but Kent must develop them to fill weak spots as injuries linger and season progress continues.

Dutton von Lackum Kent Mathews Duncan Bannick

West High to Meet Fort Dodge in Weekend clash

Fort Dodge prepares for a Saturday night game against West High, a team that has defeated the Dodgers on their floor twice in six years including a recent close loss by Waterloo. Townsend praised his squad after tough practices as the team heads to Boone Friday.

Fort Dodge West Waterloo Reinbeck Sioux City Fort Dodge High Townsend Boone

Young Holds No Hit Record In Baseball History

Boston pitcher Tom Hughes hurled sixteen straight innings without a hit, but the famed Cy Young holds the all time record for consecutive hitless innings. Young began April 1905 against Washington and retired 21, then 27 batters in order May 6 against Chicago, pitching 23 hitless innings over multiple games.

Boston Alass Tom Hughes Boston Nationals Bagaball Hughes Denton Tecumseh Young Young Washington Athletics Connia Mack Mack Detroit Denton T Tigers Objoan

Teachers Win From Coe Five in Hawkeye Conference Tilt

The Yowa State Teachers college defeated Coe 16 to 4 in a stubbornly contested game. Leitch at center scored nine points, Perry added two field baskets, and Whitford and A Dickinson held guard duties. Teachers head to Dubuque on Friday for their first major Hawkeye conference test.

Cedar Fairs Yowa State Teachers’ College Coe Leitch Perry Reg Whitford A. Dickinson Dubuque College Dubuque Son Hawkeye Cot R Dickenson Leitch G.A. Dickenson L. G Franks Thursen Begley Fish Teachers College Leticn Parry A. Dickenson Tiefaree McKachron

Dubuque Trims St Louis Inidad Tight College Game

Dubuque college defeated St Louis university here Monday night by 43 to 14. The locals showed fast teamwork and a well balanced lineup that overwhelmed the visitors, boosting Dubuque's lead in the early season rivalry.

Dubuque ST. Louis Dubuque College St. Louis University

Coe to Clash With Cornell in Mount Vernon Showdown

Cedar Rapids reports preview a tight Coe College vs Cornell game Friday at Mount Vernon after the team’s 42 to 23 win over the Dubuque Germans. Captain Martin Yuill Rust and committee of last year’s stars headline a fast, tall Cornell lineup noted for speed and hoop making, while Coe seeks better scoring balance after a win and cautious practice.

Cedar Rapids Dubuque Carrith Coe Cornell Mount Vernon Coe-Cornell Fingermen Goa Five Cos Martin Yui Rust Carruthers The Crimson Jim Yuill Dubuque Germans Yuill Minnesota Finger Highland Park Kepler

Ban Johnson proposes standardized salaries for players

New York San Francisco report quotes American League president B B Johnson advocating union driven pay scales for all players. He cites past NL wage standardization and insists the plan would pay stars and average players according to positional value, but doubts players would accept equalization. He urges Gompers to consult with associates before pursuing the idea.

New York San Baseball American Federation of Labor B. B. Johnson American League Johnson Samuel Gompers

Vernon Highstar Leads Coe in Netting Skating Feats

Vernon Highstar, aided by Grigsby and Hoadley, shows top skating skill as Coe faces Cornell on a larger floor. He twice lost by 1 0 and twice by 2 1 before delivering a strong battle. ALL batter Leon J. collected 261 hits with five doubles four triples and four home runs. He resembles a Pfefferish pitching hitter with the willow.

Vernon Highstar Grigsby Hoadley Cornell Coe Leon J Baward

Cadore to Rejoin Brooklyn Staff

Leon J. Cadore, righthander, likely to be a regular on the Brooklyn pitching staff next season. He played for Montreal last year after Brooklyn previously tried him in 1918. Cadore won 25 of 38 starts, pitched complete games in all his wins, and hit for a 261 average while covering first base in emergencies.

Brooklyn Leon J. Cadore Leon J Montreal Cadore

134 SCHOOLS ENTER BIG TOURNAMENTS

Fort Dodge January 17 134 entries for eight district tournaments to be held by Town high schools next March. WH Blakely secretary of the executive committee of the state high school athletic association reports this record. Arrangements of entries will be made according to railroad connections and distances.

Fort Dodge WH. Blakely Blakely State High School Athletic Association

Lewis Pins Visser in Headlock for Victory in Utah

In Utah on January 27, Ea Lewis of Kentucky defeated local heavyweight Pete Visser in 77 minutes by pin using his famed headlock. Visser could not resume the rematch after the first bout ended.

Utah Strangler) Lewis Kentucky Pete Visser Visser

Western League Cuts Salaries and Parade Plan

Western league magnates met in Omaha with President Zehring to set a 10 percent salary cap cut from the previous 2,600 for 1916. They discussed daily advertising of names and a parade by visiting teams in park uniforms to boost attendance, and visiting players must be ready 50 minutes before game time. John Savage weighs transferring Topeka to Hutchinson or Puebla, with Puebla favored.

Omaha Neb Jack Holland St. Joseph Ducky” Holmes Lincoln E. J. Hanlon Sioux City John Savage Topeka Frank Ishell Des Moines W. A. Rourke Zehring Hutchingon Kan Puebla Galo Savage

Handball Stars Play for Title

Arrangements completed for a handball tournament at the M. G. A. The games start immediately with two sets of players chosen. A best two out of three series will decide the championship, to be played off in two weeks. First set matchups include H. Barnard versus J. Bintz and RG Holmes versus T. W. Eklund.

Many Teams Set For St Paul Bowling Tournament

St Paul Jan 17 The ninth annual International Bowling Association tournament opens with 2000 posters and entry blanks mailed by Secretary Theodore Gronewolay. Estimated 300 firemen teams will join the carnival with entries from St Paul Minneapolis Chicago Superior Duluth St Louis Milwaukee Omaha Des Moines Sioux City. Entries close Jan 28. big event begins Feb 10 Saturday night.

St. Paul, Minn International Bowling Association Theodore J. Gronewolay United States Canada St. Paul Minneapolis Chicago Superior Duluth St, Louis Milwaukee Omaha Des Moines Sioux City St. Paul and Minneapois

Cadillac Wins From College Cadillac Triumph in League Final

The Cadillac basketball team defeated Waterloo Business College five in the Commercial league championship race 45 to 15 at the M. A. gym last evening. The College held Cadillac to even terms for ten minutes, but Cadillac led 24 to 12 at halftime and widened the gap in the second half. Iowa Dairy failed to send its squad. East High was awarded a game. The first and second teams played an exhibition, regulars winning after extra time.

Cadillac Waterloo Business College Business Codege Iowa Dairy East High

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