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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1915

Page

5

Hayden After Quincy Club in Three-I Talks

Quincy directors eye sale of Three-I franchise as Hayden of Burlington seeks control. The Burlington players could join a restructured Quincy club if price and terms satisfy Quincyans, while local directors brace for shift in baseball leadership amid talks with Urban and association allies.

Quincy Whig Hayden Burlington Webb City Tearney Quincey Peoria Quincy Urban Incal Association Ely Burlington Players Niffy Quincy Holidoyers

Fort Dodge Considers Joining Central Association

M. E. Justice of Keokuk, president of the Central Association, replies to Floyd Douglas of the Fort Dodge Commercial Club about a vacancy and the city's potential membership. The letter notes Clinton, Iowa must decide by January 23, and outlines how to apply, with Fort Dodge praised for its recent progress.

Fort Dodge M. E. Justice of Keokuk Central Association Flord Douglas Commercial Club Justice Floyd Douglas Sir— Clinton Towa Hag M. EL Justice

Brown Training for Friday Bout in Waterloo

Carl Brown prepares for a Friday evening match with E Eliott of Cedar Rapids at the Armory. Eliott campaigns all winter and will be in top form. Brown, with limited local bouts, claims peak speed and strength. Support from local wrestlers and visitors from Dogge City, Kan, are noted as the bout uses Police Gazette rules best two of three falls. referee to be chosen after Eliott arrives.

Carl Brown E. Eliott Cedar Rapids Armory Elliott Brown Dogge City Kan

Magnates furnish data as minor leagues enter dispute

President M. B. Justice of the Central association asks club presidents for ownership, seating capacity and invested funds in CA ball plants to aid upcoming injunction proceedings in Chicago. President A. R. Tearney of the Three-I league has likewise prompted such actions, signaling broader league coordination.

Altho Chicago Federal League M. B. Justice Central Association C. A A. R. Tearney

Basketball King at West High

Invading rumors from New Hampton state claim their high school team will challenge West High next Friday evening. Coach R. L. Ashley expects his lineup to hold firm with Bragdon and others, while Cedar Falls foes and tournament plans loom. The article notes practice nights and class tournament start, with fifty boys attempting to play.

New Hampton State West High R. L. Ashley Cedar Falls Bragdon Giasener Kilpatrick Miller Royce Davis Hinds Washington-Irving Waverly Waterloo Cedar Palls LaPorte City Freshies Jays

Invitations to State High Meet in Iowa City

Town City Iowa January 20 Winter sports are active with gymnastic wrestling basketball and track squads training daily for upcoming contests Over 60 men race into condition under Coach Watson N A Kellogg manager of athletics sent invitations to all state accredited high schools for the annual high school track meet in Iowa City March 15 Rock Island Moline Davenport and West Des Moines are noted as participants with past meets drawing about 174 entrants Davenport was the meet victor in the previous year and West Des Moines also shown in results

Towa City Iowa Ames Drake WN. A. Kellogg Clyde Williams John Griffith George W. Bryant Coe Grinnell Io Conference Wnless Towa Town City Watson N. A. Kelloggs Rock Island Moline Davenport West Des Moinss

1915 Event Expected to Draw More Entries

The report notes that a larger number of entries is anticipated for the 1915 event, following a strong turnout at previous editions. It highlights ongoing preparations and the likelihood of record participation as organizers await official registration figures.

Fulahed

Peoria Players May Desert Club

Replies from Jimmy Johnson on forming a six club weekend baseball league are due next week. Potential managers include Jimmy Johnson, Russell Fountain, and Jerry Akers, all previously with the Distillers Three-Eye team. They threaten to quit if salaries are not raised and contracts not issued. Fountain hints at retirement but won’t confirm. Rabbit, Loweres, has no such plans this year.

Hans Lobert Philadelphia New York Stack Adams Demaree Sherwood Magee Hughes Whitled Boston Graves Whith Ivy Wingo Feds Cincinnati Cardinals National League Larry Lajoie Cleveland Eddie Call Moran Winga J Lajore Gleveland Lajoie Magee Braves Lobert McGraw Wingo Reds Brooklyn Chicago Polly" McLarry Lewisville Peoria Jimmy Johnson Jimmy Johson Russell Fountain Jerry Akers Distillers Lakeview Fountain Rabbit Loweres

First Blood in S. S. League Opens With Walnut St Baptist Victory

In the Sunday School Basketball League at the Y, Walnut Street Baptist seniors edged First Presbyterian 13 11 after a shaky start. Walnut Street intermediates dominated 37 7 with Oleson scoring 16 of 27. Tonight, intermediates from First Baptist and First M E meet senior sides of the same churches.

Aid Walnut Street Baptist Church First Presbyterian Walnut Street Baptist Lawser Howell Higgs Stead Cockburn Lamb Presbyterian Clay Egan Sieger Richie G. Clay Gilasener Oleson Benton McGuire Ferguson Archer McManus Scott Stewart First Baptist First M. E

Y M C A to Host Waterloo Men Institute at Parlor

For the first time in Y M C A history an institute for Waterloo men will be held at the Y parlors. It will start January 26 and run four days with Geo D McDill international secretary and W M Parsons state secretary among the expected attendees. A large number of sub organizers are coordinating the event.

Waterloo Burns Geo. D. McDill Chicago W. M. Parsons

Committee Plans for Department Work and Public Meetings

A report notes committees from each department will discuss topics across Membership Finance Home Educational Physical Social Religious Boys' Work and related themes to plan for each department. Secretary Burns mentions two open meetings may be arranged for public benefit but no decision has been made yet.

Burns

Brane man Crockett Robbed in Freeport

Illinois Central brakeman J. G. Crockett based in Freeport was stalked and robbed Monday night in Freeport by two assailants from Chicago. They took his watch ring and 5.26 in cash, then struck him. no arrests have been reported.

Braneman Crockett J. G. Crockett Illnois Central Freeport Chicago Crockett

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