Grounders and Grapevine Hype Yet in Three-I Baseball Feud
General Sporting News notes ongoing Three-I league friction as Waterloo battles with Peoria Bloomington Springfield and others over independence. Readers are told to expect front page updates and that predictions of settlement are deferred with a light-hearted take on the heated dispute.
RATHER NO BALL RATHER NO BALL RATHER NO BALL
Peoria and southern clubs balk at Chicago meeting over Waterloo status. David Rowan says southern owners favor independent play if Waterloo remains in. Danville president James Boyle skips meeting. general view favors league disbandment. Bloomington president Pierson ties northern franchise to Quincy.
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Peoria
Dave Rowan
Chicago
Ti Wan
Bloomington
Rowan
Rock Island
Davenport
Dubuque
Waterloo
Denville, Ir
James Boyle
Danville
League
Pierson
Quincy
Basketball Season Ends with Weekend Planed Games
Grundy Center high school will send two representatives to arrange a basketball game with East High for city honors. The match will be at the Y M C A on March 21 or March 25, with officials to be chosen and a date set. Track work begins soon under Coach Mallory with an April 1 interschool meet between East and West, plus a Cedar Falls triangle later. Five football games are booked for fall, including Marshalltown, Dubuque twice, Fort Dodge, and the East vs West high school Thanksgiving showdown.
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Weat High
Grundy Center High School
van Patten
Eaat
Neat High
Mallory
Department of Athletica
Weet High
West High
East
Cedar Falls High
College At
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Iowa
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Pool room king John V Wells dies at 38 in Paterson
John Vincent Wells known as the pool room king dies at his Paterson New Jersey home after four months of illness His estate is valued around 150000 and friends say his winnings in fifteen years surpassed a million dollars He was 38. Hack remains a showman wrestler in Battle Creek and Olson is overpowered after a long hold Cantillon trains Minneapolis players at his Hickman Kentucky ranch to prepare for the season aiming for another pennant Ad Wolgast lightweight champion meets George Memah in Los Angeles next Friday.
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Paterson
N. J
Wells
Hack
Wressler
Battle Creek
Charlie Olson
Olson
Minneapolis
Hickman
Joe Cantillon
American Association
Cantillon
Blue Grass
Ad Wolgast
George Memah
Los Angeles
Gotch defeats Koch in Kansas City wrestling bout
Champion Frank Gotch defeated Ernest Koch, the German champion, in Kansas City last night. Gotch won the first fall in minutes 50 seconds with a half nelson and crotch hold. The second fall was forfeited after nine minutes when Gotch applied his toe hold. A Chicago dispatch notes President A K Tearney of the Three League refuses to resign under pressure, saying he will not retire in this crisis.
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Ernest Koch
Kansas City
Davenport Times
Chicago
Ill
Agid
A. K. Tearney
Tearney
Palmer House
Remarkable nerve shown by wounded boy in Ackley drive
Ackley Iowa March 16 special report describes Herman Heetland nineteen-year-old son of H H Heatland who with his right hand torn to shreds still drove a touring car one and one half miles to his home and sought help. The display astonished surgeons and local residents alike.
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Ackley
Iowa
Herman Heetland
H. H. Heatland
Wounded Youth Carries On After Duck-Hunt Accident
In Ackley a teen named Heetland suffered a shotgun discharge near the wrist while hunting ducks at a pond near Chassgbor. He drove home at speed after the accident, calmly directing help as surgeons operated. He maintained steady nerves throughout treatment and after awakening.
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Hestland Jand
J. Carlson
Inter Wty Yoursal
Macy
A. Whieha
Heeotland
J Ackley
Abbott
Heeting
Heetland
Ackley
Lew Wallace Ben Hur to Open at Waterloo Theatre
Klaw Erlanger bring Lew Wallace’s Ben Hur to Waterloo Theatre for April shows. The production features a 2000 member traveling company headed by Richard Buhler in the title role. Major stage reconstructions are planned to accommodate the chariot race and large scenic effects.
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Lew Wallace
Kean
Leshara Io
Ben Hur
Amerigan Uthora
William Lei
England
Australia
Canada
United States
A. J. Busby
Waterloo Theatres
Busby
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Kian
Erlanger
Illinois Theatre
Chicago
E. G. Cooke
Klaw and
Cooke
Waterloo Theatre
Nam 4 Dera
Wallace
Richard Buhler
Buhler
Bucctmnor
Hehoese
Ben Hur transport plans loom for Waterloo spectacle
The production involves about 260 staff plus a full orchestra and grand opera line. It requires eight 46 foot baggage cars and two arm palace cars for horses and camels. Movements run via two train sections for company and stage gear. Event billed as a historic Waterloo premiere with extensive regional advertising. A Bryant Forty car model arrives, pleasing auto enthusiasts.
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