Three-I Meet in Now Scheduled After Tearney Snub
General sporting notes say a Three-I league meeting will be held tomorrow at the Palmer House in Chicago to settle the waterloo dispute between factions. Tearney’s failure to notify Quincy and slight delay for Waterloo spark concerns of peace hopes and a revised schedule for 1911. Attendees include Frank Boyle and William Ewald for Waterloo, with P. J. Martin detained in Dubuque for Women of the World duties and a possible turnout by Quincy reps. The meeting aims to end hostilities and set a fair schedule, though division proposals and northern southern tensions loom. Word of possible league dissolution after this season persists, with an air of cautious optimism for harmony.
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Tearney
Palmer House
Martin
Waterloo
M. H. Sexton
Chicago
Humboldt lineup now complete for coming season
Fort Dodge March 14. Manager Harry Dodge of the Humboldt baseball team has finalized his 1911 lineup. Kirkham of Ames will captain and play short, Browning of Elk Point in the outfield, George Austin of Chicago at third, Dodge at first, Crissinger of Farnhamville and Steckman of Elk Point at second, with Somers catching. Several recruits from Des Moines Chicago Parkersburg and others will try for spots as Mason City Eldora and other clubs plan their schedule unveiling.
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Fort Dodge
Harry Dodge
Stumboldt Baseball Tea
K. Kirkham
Ames
Chester Browning
Elk Point
S. C
George Austin
Chicago
Donald Crissinger
Farnhamyville
George Steckman
Steckman
Somers
George
Pepper) Somers
Dodge
Iowa
Boyle
Waterloo
The
Bush
Dodges
E. H. Elder
Des Moines
J. O. Connor
Conrad
W. W. Adams
W. Rush
Parkersburg
H. J. Smith
L. Thomas
Humboldt
Clear Lake
Charles City
Mason City
Eldora
Grinnell Claims State Championship After Key Ruling
Grinnell asserts the Scarlet and Black hold the state title despite a faculty ruling denying a third Iowa Grinnell basketball game this year. Grinnell cites stronger schedule, decisive wins over nine state teams, and better head-to-head results versus Iowa to support its claim. Iowa’s limited slate against Drake Coe and Normal weakens its position in the dispute.
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Grinnell, Ta
Iowa
Grinnell
Drake
Coe
Normal
Ames
Parsons
Lurher
Kansas
Towa
Minnesota
Baseball and boxing notes from spring training and bouts
Baseball rumors discuss Ginger Beaumont moving to left field with the Cubs while Myron Grimshaw plans shift to first base amid unsettled deals. Kaiser seeks the utility outfield role with Louisville, and Forbes faces a weigh in for a March 25 bout with Conlon. Drexel Riddle risks eye injury after a bout with O'Brien. Connie Mack and Cubs shakeups, Pfiester injury concerns, Stuffy McInnes shines, Cantillon trains with Millers, and Night Riders' tactics echoed. Book Seer explains beer origin linked to Eimbock, Pennsylvania.
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Strayved
Stelen
Colonels
Ginger” Beaumont
Cubs
Howard
Myron Grimshaw
Kaiser
Louisville
Chance
Cedar Rapids Visit Sparks Cedar Rapids Matchup
East Waterloo high school basketball team will play Cedar Rapids at the gymnasium on Friday night. The Waterless boys are eager to win with significant interest already shown in the event.
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East Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Gmnasium
Beware Mercury Ointments for Catarrh
Warning against catarrh remedies containing mercury warns they damage the body. The advertisement touts Cheney’s Catarrh Cure with no mercury, taken internally, made in Toledo, Ohio by F J Cheney & Co, and claims it affects the bloodstream and mucous surfaces. It includes testimonials and a price per bottle, and mentions Hale’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Fall
Fl J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Beytog
Gure
Feralas
Toda
Hin
Cheney & Co
Prion. Ihe
Moran and McFarland Set for Ten Round Lightweight Bout
New York March 13 Moran and Packey McFarland prepare for a ten round lightweights clash at the Fairmont A C. Moran, a cool deliberate fighter with a strong left jab, faces McFarland, whose speed and science make him favored to win. The bout promises one of the season’s best.
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New York
Owen Moran
Packey McFarland
Fettle
Fairmont A. C
Moran
Tie Kes
Nelson
McFarland
Sexton Urges Settlement in Three-I League Row
M H Sexton president of the National Association of Base Ball Clubs calls for action to resolve the Waterloo case and protect players, clubs, and patrons. He suggests continuing the current circuit through 1911 or disbanding, with the winner controlling the Three I league name and delaying Waterloo references until October. He warns he may invoke association power to end hostilities by April 1 1911.
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M. H. Sexton
National Association of Base Ball Clubs
Waterloo
National Association of Professional
National Association
National Board of Arbitration
L League
Tearney
National Board
National Assocation
Three I league seeks peace at Chicago meeting
James T. Hayes vice president of the Three I league travels to Chicago with northern clubs Davenport Rock Island Dubuque Waterloo to pursue a peace conference. The aim is a schedule and quick play for the year with no personal clashes and adherence to Judge Gridley’s Waterloo decision. A March 15 meeting at the Palmer House is announced by A. R. Tearney, president.
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Davenport
James T. Hayes
I League
Chicago
Rock Island
Dubuque
Waterloo
Hayes
Gridley
Tearney
P. J. Martin
Iowa
Palmer House
A. R. Tearney
Mahmout Wrestler Beats Two Opponents but Loses Bet
Yusif Mahmout defeated James Smith of St. Joe in two minutes forty seconds and Jeff Elder of Illinois in six minutes five seconds at the opera house last night, but lost fifty dollars to Lawrence Thompson of Casey, a former Simpson College baseball player, after it took Mahmout fifteen minutes to pin him. He had agreed to pay ten dollars for every minute over ten to throw any audience member.
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Town City
Yusif Mahmout
James Smith
St. Joe
Jeff Elder
Miinois
Opera House
Lawrence Thompson
Casey
Simpson College
Cat Embalming and Bubastis in Middle Age Lore
Fragmentary passage notes that cats played a prominent role in medieval devotional ceremonies similar to ancient Egyptian practice. It mentions the cat Aelurus embalmed after death and buried in Bubastis, linked to Merodotus and Diana Bubastis transforming into a cat when gods fled to Egypt.
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Egypt
Aelurus
Bubastis
Merodotus
Diana Bubastis
Striking firemen fatally shoot 10 on Queen and Crescent line
In Lexington on March 14 ten men were shot to death by striking firemen or sympathizers on the Cincinnati-Chattanooga division. The strike has caused many wounded, with armed vigilantes and mountaineers in southern districts joining the strikers. Guards, detectives, and strike breakers patrol the line as freight traffic stalls amid reports of dynamite found on tracks and threats to blow bridges.
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Lexington
Cincinnati- Chattanooga
Queen and Crescent Railway
Somerset
Tennessee Line
Press Clubs to Hold Second Annual Gridiron Dinner
The Des Moines Press club held its monthly meeting and set April 5 at the Savery for the second annual gridiron dinner honoring the legislature. Tables for 250 will be laid. Last year’s event honored Senator A. B. Cummins and Congressman J. A. T. Hull.
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Des Moines
Press Club of
Savery
A. B. Cummins
J. A. T. Hull
Contagious Blood Poison Remedy Promises Cure
An advertisement extols contagious blood poison as deeply pervasive and varied in symptoms and warns against mineral tonics. It promotes S S S as a permanent, all vegetable cure that purifies the blood and revitalizes circulation, offering free home treatment book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta Georgia.
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S.S.S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
An advertisement extols Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest, harmless remedy for grippe and severe colds. It claims relief from headaches neuralgia stuffed sinuses feverishness and rheumatic aches after the first dose and asserts quinine is ineffective for colds after three years of research.
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Pape
Grippe
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