Grinnell coach Fisher resigns after baseball season
Maturin Fisher, long time Grinnell coach for basketball baseball and football, tendered his resignation to the Grinnell athletic board. If accepted, the change takes effect June 1. Fisher plans to seek other coaching offers or return to railroad construction.
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Grinnell
Maturin Fisher
Grinnell Athletic Board of Control
Fisher
Fieher
Misher
Cornell
Egan
Bill Sherman
Compion
Tharpe
Lopez
Norris
Scarlet and Black Five
Mason City Players Report for April 7 to 10
Claybakers roster announces duty dates April 7 through 10 with manager Harry Bay arriving April 1 in Mason City. First game of the season set for May 5 with signed players including pitchers Geo Claser Chief Miller C R Garrett L W Burton Jamey Aymer William Boone Clyde Bundy Leonard Cruze J Motz catchers George Wilkle Enari Thiig Emerson Morrow infielders Claude Bethune Harry Welsh Pete Branson Walter Bartline W E Mesplar outfielders Henry Schmidt Mauricn Buergelin Ray Miller Harry Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Claybakers
Law
Harry Bay
Bay
Geo
H. Claser
Miller
C. R
Clinton Claims Bob Mitchell in Baseball Deal
Clinton asserts pitcher Bob Mitchell remains its property amid contract talks. Authorities note Mitchell signed with Columbia, S C, but local officials claim an automatic revert if Seattle did not exercise its option. Clinton could gain a valuable pitcher or profit from a sale to Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Ja
Bob” Mitchell
Clinton Baseball Association
Mitchell
Columbia
S. C
Seattle
Hough
Clinton
Peoria Names Izzy Hoffman Manager for 1915
Izzy Hoffman, three year Athletics coach and former Reading Tri-State manager, was appointed manager of the Peoria baseball club in the Three-I league for 1915, succeeding Clarence Rowland. He will report around April 1 and serve as playing manager in the onfield lineup. Hoffman batted .237 in the Tri-State league last season.
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Peoria
Ill
Marek Fiw
Ik C
Izzy" Hoffman
Philadelphia Athletics
Reading
Clarence Rowland
Chicago White Sox
Hoffman
Connie Mack
Athletics
Iowa 1915 football squad gains large spring turnout
Iowa University football coach Irving Barron calls spring practice as about fifty candidates appear. New material includes Elder from Keokuk and Wisconsin freshman alum, Wyland from Moline, Zastrow from Clarion, Kelly from Danville, Bowleahy from Van Meter, and Broderson from Denison. Captain Barron and assistant Wid Adames to lead a potentially strong varsity ahead of fall.
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Lowe City
Iowa Uote
Irving Barron
Iowa
Jessi Hawley
Chicago
Filder
Elder
Keokuk
Wisconsin
University
Carberry
Gunderson
Wyland
Moline
Ill
Zastrow
Clarion
Kelly
Danville
Barron
Fo Wa
Bowleahy
Hroderson
Denison
Wid Adame
Coar
Ottumwa Flinger Signs With Jays
Ottumwa Indiana March 15 Frank Berry mailed a signed contract to Dr Jay A Andrews manager of the Waterloo Club in the Central association with whom he will try out this spring Dee s pitching staff for the coming season is a formidable one and includes Tom Drohan Tuttle Jeff Clark Rojas Lefty Blenner Hofer and Baker but the
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Ottumwa
Frank Berry
Jay A. Andrews
Waterloo
Dee
Tom Drohan
Tuttle
Jeff Clark
Rojas
Lefty
Blenner
Hofer
Baker
Eight Teams Vie For State Title In Iowa City Race
Marshalltown will represent the northeastern district at the state high school basketball tournament in Iowa City next Friday and Saturday. Ottumwa and Davenport reached the finals in the sectional, with Ottumwa beating Davenport 37 to 20. Clinton clinched the district title after routing Burlington, while Red Oak and Corning earned Southwestern and southern slots respectively for Town City finals next weekend.
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Iown City
Ottumwa
Davenport
Fort Dadge
Jefferson
Marshalltown
Clinton
Ned Gak
Corning
Cedar Falls
Iawa City
Ast
Waterloo
Thhus
Cadar Falls
East
West High
Ashley
East High
Marshall County
Waterlono
Stubbas
Becler
Simpson
Reed
Rath
Marshalligwa
Newcomber
Boardman
Packer
McCreery
Wardly
Grinnell
Davesport
Clinton von Tille
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Springvile
Marion
Reinbeck
Hurlington
Moux City
Ames
Des Moines
Red Oak
Iowa
Town City
Drake University
Drake
Perry
Dallas Center
Cory~don
No-hit attempts and uneven defense haunt early seasons
In 1819 and 1914, expectations flared as Herry pitched near no-hits, but poor fielding doomed the games. Teague played 21 games in 1913 with 15 hits allowed, while last year improved to eight hits allowed across the season, reflecting fluctuating pitching support and defensive lapses.
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Gue
Herry
Teague
Reinbeck notes include visits and obituaries in March
Kelobeck Reinbeck column lists visiting relatives from Union Oregon to Davenport Iowa City Grinnell and Milwaukee. It reports deaths of Mrs Nelley Anderson and Grandma McClain, school and library updates, dressmaking shop openings, and Berry to join local team while noting a long ago British railway smoking ban antiquated claim.
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Kelobeck
Lewte Torrall
Union
Ore
Blebesheimer
Iowa City
M. EF. Siemser
Estella
Wyoming
JH. Armstroog
Red Oak
Chambers
Rolfe
W. BR. Creamer
Attote Buttenob
Davenport
Willer
John Copeley
Anna
Mary Hulsett
Grinnell
T. K. Saul
Waterloo
Nelley Anderson
James Stanley
Sutherland
Wm. Manack
Hid Ison
Otiu
Milwaukee
Edith Shoemaker
Black Hawk Township
Marie Keleer
Sam Murry
Missouri
ML. Vernon
Maud McCullough
Marshalltown Hospital
Co. CG
Bean Hat
West Main Street
John Gange
Pete Bigum
Farmilies
Wm. McClain
Grandma McClain
Vancaster
Kan
County Antrim
Ireland
United States
Treasury deficit seen at 106 million as tax receipts loom
Treasury department figures show the year to date deficit near 106 million dollars with potential to rise by year end. Customs receipts have fallen sharply while internal revenue climbs. the split between lavish congressional outlays and weaker revenues fuels the shortfall amid wartime finance.
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Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Serratory of
The
Treasury
McAdoo
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican
United States
Quaker Remedies Promoted by Health Teacher in Cedar Falls
A local Health Teacher endorses Quaker Herb Extract and related remedies after a Cedar Falls resident reports relief from chronic stomach and nervous symptoms. The notice invites readers to visit Cedar Falls Drug Co. and mentions price details for Quaker Extract and Oil of Balm, with prepaid orders for higher amounts.
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Martha Swan
Washington Street
Cedar Falls
Glarlas
Martha Jean
Rorone
Black Hawk County
Model Pharmacy
East Fourth Street
Quaker Gaskins
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Waterloo
Neptune's Nymphs headline Majestic bill of acts
Three crowded houses attended the Majestic yesterday with strong entertainment value. Neptune's Nymphs showcased four divers in a water tank with mirrors to display the act from above. Hugo Lutgens drew applause with burlesque preaching stories, Green, McHenry and Deane sang well, and Wif and Griffin performed acrobatics. Pictures pleased audiences. Tuesday night features an amateur swimming contest for prizes.
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Majestic
Hugo Lutgens
Green
McHenry
Deane
Wif
Griffin
The Peddler at Waterloo Theater Tonight
Gorrell stock company presents Sullivan and Harris four act comedy drama The Peddler at the Waterloo. Bowery life and lingo drive the plot with Walter Thompson as Church Conover and Francis Dowling as a dope feud. Maud Folsom Lize Barclay Al Gorrell appear in key roles.
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Gorrell Co
Waterloo
Gorrell
Sullivan and Harris
Peddler
Jos Welsh
America
New York
Bowery
Walter Thompson
Church Conover
East Side
Francis Dowling
Maud Folsom
Suit Filed for Foreclosure on 160 Acres in Bennington Township
Thomas Springer of Robert C. Nisbet and others filed a foreclosure suit for 18,900 dollars, seeking 315,800 in total judgment on a mortgage covering 160 acres in Bennington township. The mortgage secures a loan of 18,66d. The Interstate Mercantile agency sues to collect 292 dollars from Herman Keagley and others. Modern torpedoes have a range slightly exceeding 7,000 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Springer
Robert C. Nisbet
Bennington Township
Interstate Mercantile Agency
Herman Keagley
County Funds Restore Ability to Pay All Warrants
County Treasurer W J Burbank announced that Black Hawk County has funds on hand to meet all warrants current and outstanding. Tax receipts from the first 1915 installment were sufficient to cover deficiencies in poor and county funds, enabling payment of overdue warrants and restoring normal operations after a recent suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
W. J. Burbank
Accused of Taking Two More Diamonds
Joseph Miller, who came here ten weeks ago from Rockwell City, has been arrested on new information charging he took an 380 diamond and a $250 diamond ring from T. A. Mauch. The information was filed in Justice French's court. Miller was held on $500 bonds and a preliminary hearing was continued until Saturday. The $80 diamond has been recovered.
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Joseph Miller
Rockwell Cit
Informaii
T. A.mauch
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Lee Magee
Central Association
Magee
Brooklyn
Preshmen Sipimad
Ottumwa Flinger
Marshalldiown
Bry
Berry
Australia
Ustoms
Gress
London
Sungment
al. Gorrell and His
New York City
al. Gorrell
Crystal
Fred Jackson
Arthur V. Johnson
Lottie Briscoe
Howard M. Mitchell
Eleanor Blanchard
Keystone
Neptune
Nymphs
Nbache
Today and Tomorrow World Film Corporation
Prezents
Margaret Wycherly
John E. Kellerd
Hudson Theatre
Bayard Veiller
Geo Ma
Ash
Hugo Sutgens
Griff and
Griffin, Green, McHenry and Deane
Guy W. Campbell & Co
Bridge Street
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