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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1915

Page

6

Clinton Organizes to Enter Central Baseball League

Clinton Iowa formed a permanent organization at a directors meeting to enter two teams in the Central Baseball Association next season. Cur Root was named president, J. H. Ingversen treasurer, and M. W. Purcell secretary pro tem. A 15 member board was tasked with raising $2,500 and coordinating a start to recruit a manager and field a team. The plan includes home-financed affairs, turnstile gate controls, and local concessions to benefit the club. The group aims to position Clinton as a premier baseball city in the league and urges fans to support the venture. The manager selection emphasized experience, drive, and peppy leadership to motivate players throughout every inning.

Clinton Central Baseball Association C. Ur. Root J. H. Ingversen M. W. Purcell Hess Purcell M. J. Justice Central Association of Baseball Clubs Justice Belden Hill Grandstand Big City Krove

Des Moines Seeks New Fish and Game Commission

Senator Guy M. Gillette proposes a bill to abolish wardens and deputies, replacing them with a three member fish and game commission to revise laws and enforce them. He cites graft concerns and aims to align state law with national migratory bird protections with input from experts at the New York Zoological Garden and national surveys.

Des Moines Guy M. Gillette Senate Fish and Game Commission W. T. Hornaday New York Zoological Garden W. 5. Palmer National Biological Survey E.R. Harlan Java Museum of Natural History Gillette

Baseball Age May Be Ended Hearing Declares Free Agent Rule

Chicago jan 22 the anti trust suit against organized baseball focused on federal court jurisdiction and the claim that leagues altered contracts so a player becomes a free agent after his term. Pepper argued a federal question exists in restraint of interstate commerce and labor is not commerce. He said the new rule gives players liberty after one season past their term while others noted few hardship leases and the ten day clause.

Chicago Landis George W. Pepper Philadelphia Federal League Pepper Lee Magee Hammerstein Metropolitan Opera Company Keene Addington Quincy A. Meyers Old Pot National Commission Hall Players 'Fraternity Mordecai Brown

Sending Contracts to C A Players in Keokuk

Baseball managers dispatch contracts to reserve players as the Central Association sets February 1 as the deadline for clubs to issue deals or risk free agency. By May 5 the league aims to reduce rosters to thirteen men per club including the manager. The note also cites England and Wales gardening counts from 1901 and 1911.

C. A National Association

Gibbons Beats Clabby In Milwaukee Ring Showdown

Mike Gibbons of St Paul outpointed Jim Clabby of Hammond Indiana before a large Milwaukee crowd last night. The bout featured sharp feints quick footwork and heavy blows with Gibbons using head and body attacks while Clabby fought hard to the final bell. Gibbons suffered a cut above the eye but maintained control earning a clear victory with rounds two three and five favoring him and a strong overall performance that solidified his standing in the ring.

Milwaukee Wis Mike Gibbons St. Paul Jimmy Clabby Hammond Ind Crabby Gibbons Clabby Jimmy Gibbona Mike Phantom Indiana Miller

Gibbons Earns Honors After Drawn Sixth Through Tenth Sessions

The sixth round finished in a draw, the seventh brought Gibbons a honor, and the tenth and final session remained even.

Gibbons

Ames Triumph In Last-Second Cyclone Win Over Grinnell

Ames defeats Grinnell 20 to 13 after a tense finish at State gym. Morgan's late basket breaks a one point Grinnell lead. Swiney, Cramer, and Arp key scorers for Ames. Jones tops Grinnell. Officials: Birch of Harmar.

Ames Ames and Grinnell Cyclones Scarlet and Black Five State Gym Grinnell Morgan McDonald Cyclone Jones Swiney Cramer Arp Scoue Ames Grinnell Boynton R. Fir Thorpe Cramer Jones Porterfield Lynch Swiney Wan Anaihoode Caine Porterfield Meacham Tharpe Norris Lynch Noble Lopez Thampe Loper Oficiala Referes Birch Harlam

Quincy Plays Center Stage in Three-League Circuit

Quincy and six clubs are set for the 1915 season as Terre Haute seeks a spot in the Three League. Dubuque and Rock Island look likely to join after the winter meeting, with Larry Mullen already lining up a team in Dubuque. Quincy’s stance hinges on the Central association status, affecting potential franchise sales and Terre Haute’s chances.

Quincy Terre Haute Dubuque Rock Ieland Larry Mullen Terre Hatte Dicker Central Association Justice Circuit Gem City

Harry Thaw in Tombs Sunday plan to extradite Thaw

New York dispatch reports Harry K. Thaw will sleep in Tombs prison next Sunday if William Travers Jerome proceeds with his plan to move Thaw’s case toward trial next week. Jerome travels to Washington and New Hampshire to coordinate with District Attorney Perkins and Supreme Court Justice Davis. A separate Washington notice states the Supreme Court mandate in Thaw’s extradition directs New Hampshire to set aside a habeas release and enables extradition to New York to face conspiracy charges.

New York Harry K.thaw Tombs Prison Stanford White William Travers Jerome Jerome Thaw Washington New Hampshire Perkins Matteawap Asylum Supreme Court Davis Washington, D. C Harry K. Thaw New York City Frank Kennedy Aldrich Matteawan

Milwaukee Agent at Ossian Shot Robbery

Ossian Jan. 22 3 Robbers forced entrance into the Milwaukee station and shot night operator Clyde Edgington through the shoulder then robbed the money drawer of 57.70 before escaping. No arrests or clues yet. About half an hour later the ticket office window was broken and Edgington awoke to the shooting.

Edgington Ossian Milwaukee Clyde Edgington No. 1

Real estate transfers in Gilbertville parcels sold

William Helnen guardian transfers parts of blocks 58 67 68 and lots 1 2 8 77 in Gilbertville to Henry Berend including part of lot 2 block 58 and all of blocks 67 68 and lot 1 as noted by Sy Black Hawk Co Abstract Co.

Sy Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co William Helnen Guardian Henry Berend Gilbertville

Musterole Ad Promises Fast Relief From Ailments

An advertisement extols Musterole as a clean white ointment replacing old mustard plasters. It claims relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches and more with 25c and 50c jars and a hospital size for 2.50. The Musterole Company of Cleveland Ohio urges buyers to refuse imitations.

Musterole The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio

Land transfers listed for McStay Champlin and others

McStay and Champlin plat 22 58 12 sale at 19.50 dollars. Nicholas Wagner and Charles Wagner to Henry Berend transfer includes multiple lots and blocks in McStay Champlin plat 22 88 12 for 1 dollar. M J Jenson to F J Clement transfers lot 10 block 10 Rose Hill addition Waterloo for 500 dollars.

McStay & Champlin Nicholas Wagner Charles Wagner Henry Berend M. J. Jenson F. J. Clement Rose Hill Waterloo

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promises gray hair reversal

An old advertisement touts Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use tonic costing about 50 cents a bottle. It claims to darken gray hair evenly and provide a glossy luxuriant look after one or two applications, with scalp benefits and dandruff relief. Sold by H W Taggart.

H. W. Taggart

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