Baseball players best at ages between 30 and 35 say experts
Boston reports James K. McAleer argues baseball allows players to save money and remain valuable after age 30. He cites stars like Jimmy Archer, Chief Bender, Al Bridwell, Mordecai Brown and many others aged 30 to 40, illustrating sustained performance beyond early primes.
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Boston
Mass
James K. McAleer
McAleer
Red Sox
Jimmy Archer
Cub
Chief Bender
al Bridwell
Mordecai Brown
Jimmy Callahan
Frank Chance
Hal Chase
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Clit Cravath
Sam Crawford
Birdie Cree
Harry Davis
Athletics
Red Doom
Pat Daugherty
Kid Eberfield
Johnny Evers
Russell Ford
Artie Hofman
Hughie Jennings
Johnny K
Gabby Street
Jake Stahl
Ira Thomas
Joe Tinker
Honus Wagner
Macks rout Pattern Makers in Minneapolis bowling meet
The Macks won three straight games at Jackman alleys and pulled ahead of Pattern Makers. Mackin led with 226 and Hanson toped the averages at 185. Huntscha of Pattern Makers held high score and high average for the defeated team. Two teams entered for Minneapolis International Bowling Association tournament with March 16 18 dates and a Waterloo bowling dance set for March 27 to fund travel.
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Jackman Alleys
Mackin
Hanson
Huntscha
Macka
Ard
Tessen Veceevene
Syevenese
Nelson
Pattern Makere
Humscha
Jensen
Minneapolis
Toledo
Charles Jackman
L. J. Mackin
Ted Thorsen
Herman
Paul
G. Palmer
Jessen
Weltzin
Huntacha
McFarlane
Wil
Waterloo, Bowling Association
Ames to Meet Iowa on Mat
Ames and the State University of Iowa will meet in Ames tonight in a wrestling mat event under four weight classes. Clyde Williams trains the Ames team for a tough meet hoping to win most events as Iowa previously none fell to the Hawkeyes in last year’s meet.
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Ames
Iowa
State University of Iowa
Mead
Williams
Hawkeyes
Clyde Williams
Iowa City
Collegians
Pearce
Costigan
French
Clutter
Fred Kerwin
Beloit College
Wis
Des Moines Aims for Four Preseason Games With Top Clubs
Des Moines baseball officials push for exhibition games with the Minneapolis club while already scheduling two matches with St Paul on April 7. The White Sox second squad opens in Des Moines April 5 and 6, then the squad splits for four games with Waterloo and a series at Ottumwa. Pitchers and catchers tally to report March 16, with Tom Reilly possibly joining after March 23.
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Des Moines
Minneapolis
American Association
Messrs
Isbell
Fairweather
St. Paul
Omaha
White Sox
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Highland Park College
Hopkins Bros
Jay Andrewa
Highland Park
Tom Reilly
Tom
Tex Jones
Wichita
George Andreas
Sioux City
New Orleans
Chuck” Fieming
Champaign
Ill
Paul Seutelle
Cathere
Shoddy Shaw
Urickeville
Ohio
Andrew Slight
Chicago
Aurelia
Iowa
Henry Ewaldt
Marquis
Andy Nolt
Mitchell
Ray Morris
Argentine
Kan
Gerald Wetzel
Owensville
Lipton Issues Gap Challenge for America’s Cup
New York March 7. Sir Thomas Lipton issues a fourth challenge under the deed of gift terms. The Reliance, last defender, lies ready at City Island after nine years. the club must decide whether to keep it or build a new boat for trial races. Herreshoff in Bermuda weighs a possible rig change. If 1914 fails it will be the thirteenth failure since 1851.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Reliance
City Island
England
N. C. Herreshoff
Herreshoff
Bermuda
Cowes
La Grippe Leads to Pneumonia Warns Postmaster
A short advertisement notes that la grippes often progress to pneumonia and that Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound soothes persistent coughing. R G Collins, Postmaster of Narnagat New Jersey, testifies the remedy stopped his severe cough and exhaustion. For sale by all druggists.
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R. G. Collins
Narnogat
N. J
Foley
West High to Meet Fort Dodge in Key City Rivalry
West High prepares for a pivotal home game against Fort Dodge at M V C A gym. Coach Mallory keeps the same lineup as the prior strong showing, hoping a victory revives state title hopes while Fort Dodge aims to stay among the section’s elite.
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West High
Fort Dodge High School
Dodgers
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Mallory
Townsend
Black Hawk Sportsmen Seek Stronger Game Laws
The Iowa State Sportsmen's association in Fort Dodge debated tighter bird and fish rules, urged a larger wardens' force, and proposed fish and game law revisions. Hinshaw backed boosting deputies, increased salaries, duck protection, game farms, and a closed prairie chicken season, with calls to restore proper hunting license funding and curb county takebacks.
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Ft. Dodge
State
Crawford Hotel
Hinshaw
Iowa
South
United States
Gama
Towa
CG. H. Wise
Cedar Falls
Lincoln
Black Hawk County
Justices of the Peace
Fort Dodge
Mineral City
Endorsement of Bills for Protection and Propagation of Game
Resolutions express strong support for measures proposed to the general assembly by a speaker. They request copies be sent to the governor, the senate, the house, the game warden, and the press. Signed by J. F. Ford of Fort Dodge John Peterson of Randall and L. Hezzelwood of Iowa Falls.
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Senate
House of Representatives
J. F. Ford
Fort Dodge
John Peterson
Randall
L. Hezzelwood
Lowa Falls
Charles City Boys Suffer First Defeat by Fayette
Charles City high school boys lose 23 to 16 to Fayette in a fair game marking their first defeat after earlier wins against East Waterloo and Marshalltown. The superintendent notes some players were not in condition to play. Charles City girls beat Osage 21 to 1.
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Charles City
Fayette High School
East Waterloo
Marshalltown
Osage
Grinnell and Simpson Vie for State Basketball Title
Grinnell nears a claim to the state championship after an undefeated season and a final game against Coe at Cedar Rapids. Simpson, unbeaten except for a forfeited contest with Grinnell, also asserts a claim amid debate over a forfeit and equal rights. Captain Graves leads Simpson with 133 points, including 58 from the line, as Sauer and Wilson pace Grinnell scoring.
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Grinnell
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Drake
Town
Simpson
Ames
Grinnnell
Cornell
Claim
Indianola
Des Moines College
Methodist
Indianola Collegians
Graves
Iddings
Sauer
Wilson
Graves Stars In Strong Basketball Victory
Captain Graves led with brilliant goal shooting and floor play as Piffer and Corbin limited opponents in a tight defensive showing. The piece notes eight games with seven baskets allowed by Piffer and nine by Corbin, and mentions the upcoming indoor track meet on March 28 at Highland Park College.
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Graves
Simpsom
Piffer
Iowa
Corbin
Highland Park College
College of Commerce Defeats Celwein 24 to 14 in YMCA Game
The College of Commerce basketball team beat Corn Belt Business College Celwein 24 to 14 at the YMCA gym. Aschenbrenner starred with twelve field goals and four from the line, while Brownell led the visitors with four baskets as the locals pulled away in the second half.
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College of Commerce
Corn Belt Business College of Celwein
Y. M
Martin
Manz
Marrow
Brownell
Robinson
Employed Boys Triumph Over Greene In Close Battle
The Waterloo Employed Boys basketball team defeated Greene High 26 to 24 at Greene last evening in a hard fought game. Saucer and Leonard starred for Waterloo while Blooner and Neal led Greene. final minutes kept the outcome in doubt as both teams matched scores in the second half.
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Greene High School
Greene
Waterloo Boys
Saucer
Leonard
Blooner
Neal
Greene High
Gibson
RLF
OG Curtis
L. FP. i
R.G
L. Go.e
Waterloo
Stubbs
Fee
Royce
Enes
Mayes
L. G
Merrick
R. G
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