Central Association plans may form eight club circuit
Water loo and Dubuque efforts boost prospects for an eight club circuit as the Central association edges toward organization. President Ford of Fort Dodge aims to add towns while Waterloo, with Ned Egan, signs Georges Orme and prepares for a May 28 Chicago White Sox appearance. Players like Hasbrook, Donahue, Swick, Rumser, Miller, Cofin, Reinhart, Orme, and Martini are lined up for the season.
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Tocal
Chicago White Sox
Egan
Chicago
White Hose
Waterloo
Georges Orme
Dubuque
Boone
John Ford
Fort Dodge
Central Association
Ford
Boone Commercial Club
George Hughes
Moline
May Land Hasbrook
Ned Egan
Bob Hasbrook
Musky
Johnny Donahue
Ole Swick
Keokuk
Swick
Jess Rumser
Ralph Miller
Wmarry Cofin
Jack Hruska
Jiggs
Kenne
Charles Reinhart
George Orme
Henry Martini
Gedar Rapids
Marshalltown Cly
Hile
O Leary
Stis
Mason City
Chatna
Tigers Ready For East High
Cedar Rapids March 2 The Tigers host East Watering high school in the final game of the season. Last meeting Watering won by a margin as Cantatz Wan Geil was sidelined by the grip. Coach Finger lists Wandell at center Varinek Monrbacher forward Lindeman and Hasek guards. Waterloo lineup includes Gunstead Koch forwards O Connor center Swanson Warren guards.
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Wandell
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Monrbacher
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Hasek
Waterloo
Gunstead
Koch
O'Connor
Swanson
Warren
Freshman Swims World Record at University of Chicago
Samuel Williston, a Chicago freshman, set a new underwater swimming world record by covering 324 feet in Bartlett bymanasione tank last night. The prior mark stood at 229 feet, improved substantially.
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Chicago
University of €Icaga
Samuel Williston
Bartlett
Waterloo YMCA Team To Enter National Amateur Tourney
The Waterloo YMCA basketball team, a veteran lineup of former college and high school stars, plans a bid to the National Amateur tournament in Chicago March 15 to 17 if financing is secured. The squad, undefeated this year, faces Cedar Rapids Y at home Wednesday to boost ticket sales. The roster features Glen Red Whittle, Jack Skein, Bruce Gates, Milo Miller, Kenneth Dragdon, Lyle McPonvald, and Lawrence Leonard, with top records noted for college and high school play.
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Chicago
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Cedar Rapids
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Keyenhe Indians
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Grundy Center
Upper Iowa
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Red) Whittle
Cent Weert
Northwestern University
Jack Skein
Fort Dodge High School
Coe College
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West High
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At-Thint
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Ames
Amas
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Lomtaré Cailere
de Foobball
Cole Jese
Lyle McPonvald
West Hth
Lawrence Leonard
Rolloca
Co. G
Iowa Infantry
Browns Start South for Palestine Texas Spring Camp
About twenty Browns departed St. Louis for Palestine Texas to begin spring training preps for the American league pennant run. Fisler Jones led the group with Rumler Shotton Miller Stevens Lagan Sisler as outfielders. Wellman Koni Groom Plank McCabe Sotheron Kerr Hartley Severetd formed the catching crew. The squad will reach the Texas camp Monday to start warmups.
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Hartley
Severetd
Texas
Palestine
Agereratina
Tedar
Gould Departs for New Orleans to Join Cleveland American Team
Ab Gould left for New Orleans where he is to join the Cleveland American League club. He was scheduled to head to Chicago prior to reporting to Indians training quarters, marking a turn after a rough season on the base and amid unclear prospects.
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Ab Gould
New Orleans
Cleveland American Toaguers
Chicago
Indians
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Red Sox Look to Repeat Under Jack Barry as Spring Opens
Indes Heston March reports the Red Sox, led by new manager Jack Barry, aiming to repeat as American League champions. Star pitchers Ruth Wyckoff and Pennock upgrade a resilient batting lineup as the team travels for spring training and exhibition games through Memphis Little Rock Oklahoma City Kansas City Davenport Peoria Indianapolis Lafayette and Toledo.
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March
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Red Sox
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New Hampton Baseball Star Mueller Signs with Sioux City
New Hampton Ja March 8 Arthur Mueller former first baseman for the local aggregation has signed a contract with the Sioux City club of the Western League. He previously signed last year but broke his leg in his Sioux City debut. He plans to leave soon for Fairbur Neb where the Sioux City club will likely train.
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Arthur Mueller
Sioux City
Mueller
Fairsburr
Neb
Boone Eyes Central Association Franchise with Archer Plan
At a March meeting in Boone the Chamber of Commerce discussed securing a Central association franchise. Jimmy Archer, former Boone star, was proposed to manage if a deal advances, with secretary Crooks tasked to contact him. Meanwhile John F. Ford of the Central association traveled to Dubuque to assess the club’s potential entry amid Three-I objections over owed money.
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Chamber of Commerce
Royal Baseball
Chamber
Patherin See
Crooks
Central Association
Cha Mistory
Towa
Archer
Manarer
Jimmy Archer
Toone
Cubs
Chicago
Boone
Jimmy
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
John F. Ford
League
Ford
Collins Claims Oklahoma Star
Cedar Rapids March 3 H B Latina outfielder now signed with Oklahoma City is in reality the property of Manager Bill Collins of the Bunny team. Collins undecided whether to hold him to his accepted terms with Cedar Rapids or let him go. Latina, who batted over .400 in twenty nine games in a St Louis semi pro league and .319 in another, apologized for signing with Oklahoma and says he is ready to report to Cedar Rapids if called.
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Cedar Rapids
H. B. Latina
Oklahoma City
Bill Collins
Collins
Latina
Hast St. Louis
Oklahoma
Gedar Rapids
St. Louis
Toledo boxing body offers 40000 pounds for Darcy bout
In Toledo Ohio on March 3 the Toledo Athletic Association telegrammed Dillon manager Sam Mubarger offering 40000 pounds to bring the Les Darcy versus Jack Dillon match to the city later this month after New York authorities barred the Australian bout.
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Dav. Whitman
New York
Les Darcy
Australia
Jack Dillion
Indianapolis
Toledo Athletic Association
Dillon
Sam Mubarger
Baseball and boxing notes from early spring sports reports
In Pasadena the Chicago Nationals first team beat Los Angeles Pacific Coast 9 to 7, while Chicago’s second squad lost 12 to 3 to Santa Ana. The Boston National League club headed to spring training in Miami. Wichita bought Tex Jones from Des Moines. Claude Cooper signed with the Philadelphia Nationals. Rodis and Gonzales, both Cuban players, joined Philadelphia. Ski jumper Henry Hall of Steamboat Springs set a new world mark at 203 feet. Anders Raugen won first prize on 190 feet. In Pekin, Herman Won Bout defeated Herman in bantamweights. Dick Loadman defeated Johnny Wolfe in Milwaukee. Joe Dory defeated Joe Mace in Milwaukee. Al Young beat Pat Gilbert in Ogden. Carl Morris knocked Joe Bonds unconscious in New York.
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Ill
Chicago Nationals
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Santa Ana
Miami
Fla
Tex Jones
Des Moines
Wichita
Cooper
Claude Cooper
Philadelphia Nationals
Joaquin Rodis
Raymond Gonzales
Philadelphia
Henry Hall
Steamboat Springs
Colo
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
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Pekin
Frankie White
Dick Loadman
Erie
Johnny Wolfe
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Joe Dory Racine
Joe Mace
New York
Mibwaukee
al Young
Oklahoma
Club Doctor Reports Penalty Hit Claim. No Decision Yet
A foul claim was made and the club doctor said the player had been hit. No decision was announced, leaving the outcome unclear.
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Law
Boyle Lands Star Southpaw Frank Boyle Signs Tea Herbert
Frank Boyle, manager of the Marshalltown club in the Central association, announces the signing of Tea Herbert a top southpaw formerly with Oklahoma City in the Western association. Herbert, noted for left handed dominance and strong ERA, joins Ward Clemmons an outfielder from Tulsa and Oklahoma City who is described as a hard hitter and base running threat.
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Frank Boyle
Marshalltown
Tea Herbert
Oklahoma City
Herbert
Boyle
Phil Slattery
Ward Clemmons
Tulsa
Clemmons
Nashua Wins Tight District Tuneup In Cedar Falls
Nashua defeated New Hampton before about 1000 fans at the local auditorium led 22 to 18 at halftime and surged to a 1 point finish. R F Seymour of State Teachers College refereed the game with 250 Nashua rooters on a special train. West High alumni beat the State Teachers training school 19 to 13 at Cedar Falls gymnasium.
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New Hampton
Nash
Cedar Falls
R. F. Seymour
State Teachers’ College
West
Cedar Fails
West High
Teachers’ Training School
Teachers’ College
Teachers' final prep game ends in loss for Our Lady of Victory
Our Lady of Victory academy basketball team was defeated by the M. C. A. Midgets 52 to 13 at the gym last evening. Gardner and Leonard starred for the Midgets, Slack played well for the academy, and the box shows Gardner 19 Leonard 27 A Moore 4 Merrick 7 Hitchens 2 Slack 3 Hayden 2. Free throws Slack 3 Leonard 1 A Moore 1. Substitutes: Slack Forker and Williams.
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O. LV. A
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Gardner
Leonard
Slack
Academy
Gardner Leonard
AL Bioore
Merrick McGalaghn
Hitchens
T. Yaeonard
A. Moore
Merrick
Atchens
Hayden
Carl Brown To Meet Henry Engle In Dubuque Match
Waterloo wrestler Carl Brown will face Dubuque mat champion Henry Engle at Germania Hall in two weeks. Engle has three wins this season, proving himself a strong light heavyweight contender.
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Carl Brown
Waterloo
Henry Engle
Germania
Buogle
Bobby Byland
Dubuquet
Brown
Iowa
Gandil to White Sox strengthens lineup under Rowland
White Sox manager Clarence Rowland believes Gandil will improve the team at first base, purchased from Cleveland. Hasbrook may be sent back to minors. Waterloo’s Egan linked to Hasbrook. Ames cancels fall football amid Iowa association suspension. aims to schedule out-of-state games, including a planned Detroit Central clash.
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Egan
Hasbrook
Ames
Iowa Athletic Association
Ames College
Newton
North Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Webster City
Boons
Perth
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Central High of
Detroit
Automobile
Umpire Louie Wessell Returns to Des Moines
Louie Wessell, once a City league umpire, comes back to Des Moines after two seasons umpiring in an Ohio league. He hopes to secure a job in the Central association this year. Newspaper clippings praise his umpiring standards observed last summer.
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Des Moines
Louie Wessel
Wessell
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