Boyle's Men to Report April for Central League Season
Ottumwa will lead the Muskies in pre season contact with the Prodigals March 25 at Davenport. Waterloo starts April 1 in Des Moines and Burlington also reports April 1 at Joplin. Ottumwa meets Davenport April 7 and April 9 reports are deadline for tryouts.
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Boyle
Ben Miller
Corydon
Pitcher Garrison
Mileca
Minn
Jane
Pitcher Houser
St. Joseph's College
Roxy
Pitcher Knipping
Eden Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Heuser Denied Signing Contract With Muscatine Club
Oscar Heuser of the Joseph's college baseball squad denied signing a contract with Muscatine manager Frank Boyle. Heuser works daily to prepare for the college season and may debut with a Dubuque Three-I League team, though he plans to stay in college to remain eligible. The St. Joseph's squad expects a strong season but must fill the backstop position after 1912 veterans Steffen and Verding left.
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Evansville
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Baird
Hill
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Swingle
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Hasbrook
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Oscar Heuser
Joseph's
Frank Boyle
Heuser Mrade
Ecliese Gymnasium
Heuser
Hower
St. Joseph's
Steffen
Verding
Iowa
Abe Kiviat Aims To Break Records From Half Mile To Mile
New York March 14 Abe Kiviat seeks all world marks from a half mile to a mile. At the Amateur Athletic Union meet he set a world best of 2 minutes 54 5 seconds for 1000 yards and led Meredith and Halpin in the 600 yards. Elimatelipped cut the Metropolitan half mile record to 1 minute 58 seconds. Kiviat wants a race with John Paul Jones holder of the mile record. Many expect Kiviat to beat Jones before the 1913 season ends.
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Abu Kiviat
Amateur Athletic Union
Abe
Ted Meredith
Tom Halpin
Kiviat
John Paul Jones
Jones
Jobbers League Mulls New Teams at Thursday Meeting
Members and applicants of the Jobbers League will meet Thursday evening March 20 at the Courier office to vote on memberships and adopt a schedule. Three old clubs Postoffice Courier and Galloway likely to return with three new entrants from Mason Motor Iowa Dairy Headford Hitching and Waterloo Gasoline Engine works.
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Jobbers’ League
Postoffite
Courier and Galloway
Jobbers
Mason Motor Company
Iowa Dairy
Headford & Hitching
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Works
Jobber’ League
Waterloo Central Association
Waterloo
Postal Department
Gedney Block
Earl Muer
A. R. Campbell
H. H. Whitcher
West Union
Gas & Electric Company
Independence
Walker
Emmargene Edwards
Miller
John Berne
Earl Birchard
G. W. Dickingon
Ira Howland
Lee
Miss McSweeney
B. O. Gates
Harry Potter
Alice Lyon
Hazel Tibbits
M. B. Norman
Knights of Pythian
Iowa
Citizens’ Caucus
Wapsie River
C. A. Gillam
American Express Company
Citizens of Independence
Ackerman II After Grown Ackerman II After Grown
Welterweight wrestler Al Ackerman posts a $100 forfeit to force a match with either Carl Brown of Waterloo or Harry Hartmann of Burlington. The bid flags location in Rock Island, Moline, Waterloo, or Burlington with catch weights at 156 pounds and a winner take all or split purse option.
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al Ackerman
Carl Brown
Waterloo
Harry Hartmann
Burlington
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Hartmann
Rock Island
Tamin Earnest
Nebraska to face Cedar Falls on basketball schedule
Cedar Falls Iowa March 15 Coach Fasini's fighting five will be on the Nebraska schedule next season. Prof R F Seymour athletic director says he just returned from Lincoln after officiating in the Kansas Nebraska games. The visit brought word that Nebraska's only defeat this season came at Minnesota with Iowa beating Minnesota.
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Fasini
Fighting Five
Nebraska
R. F. Seymour
State Teachers’ College
Lincoln
Funning
Minnesota
Iowa
Major leagues open with few changes in lineups
Baseball preview notes minimal changes as giants, Red Sox, Phillies, and other clubs prepare for pennant races. McGraws Giants rely on young players, Chance's Cubs mix, while Washington, Cleveland, and St Louis face new managers and lineup shifts ahead of the season.
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Arthur Shafer
Arthur Fletcher
McGraw
Mathewson
Marquard
Tesreau
Gianta
Frank Chance
Bermuda
New Yorks
Chance
Hal Chase
Bill Dahlen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wagner
New Orleans
Rucker
Daubert
Miller
Wheat
Cutshaw
Moran
Ragan
Ebbets
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Boston Red Sox
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Speaker
Cady
Stahl
Gardner
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George Stallings
Northwest
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Campbell
Titus
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
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Collings
Barry
Baker
Bender
Plank
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Phillies
Doom
Quakers
William Locke
Alexander
Chalmers
Rixey
Magee
Lobert
Cravath
Paskett
Clark Griffith
Washington
Walter Johnson
Griff
Johnson
Foster
Milan
Gandill
Johnny Evers
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Joe Tinker
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Archer
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Safer
Sheckard
Leach
Mitchell
Schulte
Ed Walsh
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Schalk
Weaver
Borton
Rath
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb
Sam Crawford
Hugh Jennings
South
Cincinnati
Garry Herrmann
Reds
Kling
Fred Clarke
Pittsburghs
Arthur Hofman
Honus Wagner
Joe Birmingham
Cleveland
Lajola
Jackson
Chapman
Greg
St. Louis
Miller Huggins
Roger Bresnahan
Cardinals
George Stovnl
Browns
State Teachers College Narrowly Beats Outsiders in Rivalry
The State Teachers College defeated visiting teams including Nebraska University and Nebraska Wesleyan, with plans for a rematch next year. A Nebraska trip was discussed as part of the future schedule.
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State Teachers’ College
Dope
Nebraska University, Cottner Unversity
Nebraska Wesleyan Affernis
Nebraska
School election defeat shifts textbooks in Independence county
At the county school election the uniformity text book proposition was defeated by nearly 200 votes. Voters favored the present system. The Northeastern Teachers' also—
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1918 Go Carts this week with classy patterns
Advertisement notes Joe First at 225 FF sth Rt t promoting go carts and stylish designs this week.
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