Famous McCauley Siglin Trade Shocks Waterloo Club
Former Waterloo second basemen McCauley and Siglin are set to be traded to Portland and Pittsburgh respectively, breaking up a famed infield duo. The move follows three seasons playing together, with Wagner and Blodgett also noted for spring trials, while late 1915 roster changes shrink the Waterloo squad.
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Portland
McCauley
Subon Pirates
Wagner
Tom Pitts
Pittsburgh
Pirates
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Rochester
Blodgett
New York Yankees
Columbus
Mingors
Yackett
Ens
Greisch
Fort Dodge
Eddie Riein
St. Louis Cardinals
Seattle
Ray Neusel
Jimmy Brannigan
Cardinals
Neusel
Paul Des Jardien
Marshalltown
Cleveland
Evansville
Whitney Set for Allison Bout in Waterloo Clash
Whitney trains daily at the Y in Cedar Rapids preparing for a bout with Neal Alsen scheduled for January 31 in Waterloo. He works ropes and conditioning in the afternoons and seeks a partner for sparring rounds as he eyes a Hancock Hawk club preliminary.
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Neal Alsen
Waterloo
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Wuhirp Hawk Club
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Strikes and Spares in Chicago Bowling Note
A New bowling card from Chicago reports a world record attempt reaching a 1022 average in a three game series by a Vermont team. The Waterloo state tournament team faced top local bowlers, while Printers in Bowl set a season pace with upcoming matches. Union Printers travel to Cedar Rapids for a friendly, with return games to follow.
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Waa
Vermont Tive-Rmum Preserts
Waterloo
Davenport
Ted
Union Printers
Cedar Rapids
West High to Tackle Tigers in Practice Showdown
West High prepares for a key showdown with Cedar Walls high, as both schools field their first and second squads in a border battle at the M. U. uA. Bymnasium. Coach Glen Whittle drills the West team while Y M C A. prospects test form against them in a recent scrimmage.
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M. U. Ua. Bymnasium
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Cedar Falls
Glen Whittle
Shane
Milo Miller
Farr
Green
Ketts
Matthews
R. Miller
Vaughan
Etes
Y. M
Fort Wodee
T c
Epper Town
Fayette Five
Young fighter Willie Jackson eyes Teddy Welsh bout
The 19 or 20 year old New York boxer Willie Jackson Oscar Tobler born on the East Side rose from a 16 year old debut at Palmont AC to a claim of a $5,000 purse for a title shot. He knocked out Johnny Dundee in Philadelphia and now pursues a titular fight with welterweight champion Teddy Welsh. He claims bold confidence and describes his fighting style as fast on his feet and a mix of fighter and boxer. He hails from 1681 Street and Washington Avenue in Brooklyn with a family of four sisters and two brothers.
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New York
Ahbant
Elim
Tom McArdle
Palrmont Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Johnny Dundee
Jess Hin
Thunder
Freddy Welsh
Johnny K Bane
Charlie White
Wille Hitchie
Frank Bagley
Jackson
Baxley
Welsh
Charles Emery Tibnan
Dundee
Wallabout
Marke
Brooklyyn
Street
Washington Avenue
Wray
Cross Hotaceen
Abe Attell
Jimmy Coffey
Britton to Meet Griffiths in 10-Round Bout
Cincinnati reports welterweights Jack Britton and Johnny Griffiths drew together for a 10 round bout set for next Monday night. Britton fills in for Jimmy Diffy, whom he recently defeated at Buffalo.
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Rox Griffiths
Cincinnati
Jack Britton
Johnny Griffiths
Jimmy Diffy
Buffalo
Darcy Will Lose Fame If He Demands Too Much
New York reports James Lester Darcy faces shrinking offers as promoters tire of his high price demands. He spurned initial sums, misreading potential earnings from vaudeville tours, risking a slide from boxing stardom to lower paying jitney fights as interest wanes.
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New York
James Lester Darcy
Australia
Darcy
Vodeville
Sayhen
James Wester
James
Volleyball Scores and Waterloo Soft Varsity Loss
The Professionals beat the Lawyers 52 to 46 and the Doctors topped the Dentists 86 to 25 at the M C A volleyball event. Waterloo business men's team fell to Cedar Rapids in four games 15 11 15 6 15 7, with plans for a Cedar Rapids rematch.
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Waterloo Business Men
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Muscatine Cancels Proposed Eastern Basketball Trip
Muscatine trades a planned eastern tour for no bookings with speedier teams. Manager George Volger says the trip through Chicago Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania is off. The Muskies will host the Quincy Maroons this evening amid a strong start since Bob Hasbrook joined in 1915. Manchester High School basketball wins three straight with Fayette Colesburg and Winthrop victories in the past week.
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Muscatine
George Volger
Bob Hasbrook
Chicago
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Muskies
Quincy Maroons
Manchester
Fayette High School
Colesburg
Winthrop
Coe Basketball Treks Toward Penn Contests
Coe College in Cedar Rapids Iowa prepares for a Friday night game with Penn Quakers as key players return from injuries. Martin nurses a sore ankle but expects no ill effects. Rogers, former conference champion center, rejoins the seconds and is in excellent form. Peterson will leave school after midyear exams, ending his athletic tenure at Coe where he starred at center and was a versatile guard.
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Gedar Rapids
Coe
Penn Quakers
Cornell
Martin
Rogers
Iowa
Carruthers
Peterson
Citizens Gas and Electric Bowling League Candidates
Examinations begin today and will occupy seven days as players prepare for the Citizens Gas and Electric Bowling League season. Teams listed include Ecliyse Ranges, Thor Washers, Edison Lamps, Humphrey Water Heaters, and Humphrey Arcs with captains Frank McSweeney, Walt Harvey, A Kenneally, L C Bradbury, and Chas Robbins guiding the squads. Schedul includes January 22 to March 30, 1817.
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Peterson
Thor
Walt Harvey
Jas. L. Cooley
Bert. Girarderl
Howard Smith
Jos. McCarthy
Edison Lamps
Mr. A. Kenneally
I. B. Gorman
J. P. Tones
Elmer Bartlett
Joe Burge
D— ‘Humphrey
L. C. Bradbury
Ed. Hodholat
Chas. McCoy
Dan Scholl
Dan Coughlin
Shotton Opposes Baseball Strike in St Louis
Bert Shotton Brownies official representative says he will fulfill his contract with the St Louis club and will not join any strike. Dave Fultz and Derrill Pratt announce opposition to a strike from their winter home in St Petersburg Florida. Dr Johnny Lavan the Browns shortstop says he is not al
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St. Louis
Bert Shotton
Brownies
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Dave Fultz
Derrill Pratt
St. Petersburg
Fla
Johnny Lavan
Browns
Gorman to Meet Suter Onc More Tonight Bout
Des Moines reports final workouts for the return ten round bout featuring Omaha light weight Jack Gorman and Chariie Suter of Water town at Tommy Ryan's gym. Both insist they are in top form after a recent exhibition and road work. Gorman won the prior clash after Suter quit in the eighth.
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Des Moines
Tommy Ryan
Jack Gorman
Omaha
Chariie Suter
Watertown
Ryans
Gorman
Suter
BYSKTKO BEATS HUSSANE IN WRESTLING BOUT IN LOUISVILLE
Wladek byskzo defeated Yussif Hussane two falls to one in a wrestling match here last night. first fall lasted 1 hour 22 minutes, second fall 34 minutes 30 seconds, and third fall 2 minutes 20 seconds. next items include a public masquerade at Moose Hall on Friday January 26 with cash prizes and ticket price, plus local ads for feather price increase and shoes sale.
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Louisville
Tun
Wladek “Byszko
Yussif Hussane
Moose Hall
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