Names that May Baffle Scorers in Baseball
Wet Springs Arkansas March 21 1 General Sporting News notes wordplay on pitchers Fanning of Cleveland and Fanwell of St Louis. It predicts comic misreadings when they meet, with managers McGuire and Wallace praising both pitchers and their potential to strike out sluggers this season.
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Wet Springs
Ark
Fanning
Cleveland
Fanwell
St. Louis
Jim McGuire
Wallace
Turk and Gordon wrestling card tomorrow in Waterloo
Waterloo wrestling fans will see Yussif Mahmout meet John Gordon in a 3 falls in an hour handicap match at Syndicate theater. Mahmout projects a stronger showing than Gordon, with preliminary bouts featuring Youns Barnes vs Frank Jacobs and Joe Leary vs Carl Brown. Adolph Ernst will be at ringside to challenge tomorrow's main winner.
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Waterloo
Yussif Mahmout
John Gordon
Syndicate Theater
Mahmout
Gordon
Minneapolis
Finako
Frank Getch
Mo Ohe
Powers Fe
Gotech
Tran
Empire
Chicago
Septch
Mahmont
Youns Barnes
Iowa T Dairy Mant
Frank Jacobs
Ashburn
Joe Leary
Carl Brown
Adolph Ernst
George Hackenschmidt
Three-I Notes Signal Moves in Illinois League Surfacing
Peoria signs pitcher Phelps from Rockford and outfielder R F Madigan who played with Bloomington last year, planning a 1912 Bloomington return after a leave to play with Chicago semi pros. Jack Herbert denies signing to manage Pekin in the Illinois Missouri league, while Pekin pursues him. Champaign Urbana may gain a 3I berth next year, but not yet. Twin Cities delegates spoke with Kinsella in Springfield about the Illinois Missouri league project.
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R. F. Madigan
Bloomington
Chicago
Jack Herbert
Pekin
Champaign
Urbana
Twin Cities
Kinsella
Springfield
Errors and rough play alter the St Louis game
Laudermilk removed Saltee and fireworks began at once as Grover struggled with command. Mowrey filed to Abbott while Keney struck out Huggins and Ellis stole second and third. Evans lined to center for a run as St Louis scored in the inning after Grover hit Oakes and Hauser.
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St. Louis
Laudermilk
Grover
Stile
Hugetos
Mowrey
Abbott
Keney
Huggins
Ellis
Evans
Oakes
Hauser
Wingo
Grundy Center and Waterloo West duel for Van Patten cup
Waterloo West high faces Grundy Center in a Tuesday contest at the Y gym to decide possession of the Van Patten trophy. A followup game in Grundy Center the next evening could affect state championship hopes. Anticipation runs high as both teams bring strong support and a wish to reverse last year’s results.
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Waterloo West High Five
Grundy Center
Mallory
West High
Weet High
Grundy
Waterloo
Marshalltown
President Justice Favors Waterloo In 1910 Headlines
Keokuk Gate City reports Central association figure M E Justice, known as a silent boss, faces threats as the National Association of Minor Leagues may hear a formal appeal from President Al Tearney. Justice vows to join Waterloo to defend the old Three I league alignment and argues Waterloo should remain in its berth.
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Keokuk Gate City
M. E. Justice
Central Association
National Association of Minor Leagues
al Tearney
Justice
Waterloo
Grinnell College Invites Boosters for April Baseball Games
Manager Boyle plans to take the Boosters to Grinnell for games on April 11 12 13 and 14 with a potential venue switch to the college gymnasium in stormy weather. Waterloo players to report by April 5 as teams across Iowa prep for a strong season with many new recruits joining pitchers and catchers.
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Boyle
Grinnell College
Boosters
College
Waterloo
Iowa
Defeat of Equal Suffrage Plea in Iowa Senate
Des Moines March 23. The effort to exempt laborers from income tax failed in the Iowa legislature as the senate voted 27 to 21 against equal suffrage submission. The house had postponed a bill limiting a ten percent exemption and other measures faced indefinite postponement or rejection.
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Senate
Des Moines
Iowa
House Committee On Commerce
Retail Grocers’ Association
House
Shane
Gilliland
Mills
Frontier Mission Class Studies at First Baptist Church
The Frontier Mission study class of the First Baptist church met at J. C. Walker’s home on Wellington street led by Clarence Miller. Topics covered irrigation dry farming and forestry and their link to western growth. Next meeting set for Monday March 27 at Richard Holmes’s home 22 Randolph Street with the topic The Giant Northwest.
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Frontier Mission
First Baptist Church
J. C. Walker
Wellington Street
Clarence Miller
West
Richard Holmes
Randolph Street
Northwest
WANTS $2,500 EACH FOR MAN'S KISSES
Nellie Etheridge, owner of a manicure shop in Kansas City, sues Charles R. Decker, a Milwaukee Bay salesman, for 314,000 damages. She alleges four forcible kisses valued at 2,500 each and a further 5,000 for roughing, including being bent across a chair and having her corset burst.
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Kansas City
Nellie Etheridge
West Eleventh Street
Charles R. Decker
Milwaukee Bay Company
Miss Etheridge
Decker
Tripoli Notes Include Births Moves And Visits
Paul Jolley and Ernest Carstensen left for a western trip last week. A baby girl born March 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krueger. Mrs. Bean and daughter Carrie Miles plan to move to Waterloo around March 25. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tiele on Wednesday. Gen. Kelsey moved to a new home in Wadena Minnesota last week. L. Cheney moved into the Neuendorf house east part of town. Mrs. Ernest Kampmeyer operated on for appendicitis last week and recovering. Mr. Krueger of Palatine Illinois visiting Denver area friends Saturday. Meat market gets new paint and floor. Harley Leverence new assistant at Kelsey's restaurant. Mrs. Luebs and Mrs. L Neuendorf visited Ed Luebs at Glasgow. Mrs. Clyde Andrews and daughter returned to Waverly after visit. Arthur Jahnke returned from Elgin Illinois. Burt Bennett and wife visited Clem Bennett at Oran. Friends helped Carly Hickman celebrate 60th birthday. Grace Ryan nursing in town then returned to Waverly. Prestien family Leo Stenzel Emma Prestien John Heine home near Bremer. Henry Moeller Jr again ill. Dr Thompson has a new auto. Literary society adjourned until fall. Prestien Waterloo visitors Friday. B H W Backhouse left for Texas Kansas Missouri trip.
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Tripoli
Paul Jolley
Ernest Carstensen
West
Henry Krueger
Bean
Carrie Miles
Waterloo
I. N. Leamon
Frank Tiele
Gen
Kelsey
Wadena
Minn
As. L. Cheney
Neuendorf
Mercantile
Ernest Kampmeyer
Krueger
Palatine
Til
Denver
Harley Leverence
Luebs
Ill
Burt Bennett
Clem Bennett
Oran
Carly Hickman
Grace Ryan
Waverly
Chas. Prestien
Leo Stenzel
Emma
Prestien
John Heine
Bremer
Henry Moeller, Jr
Dr. Thompson
Literary Society
BH. W. Backhouse
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a universal remedy for indigestion and stomach upset. It claims relief within five minutes, with symptoms like heartburn belching and nausea disappearing after a dose from a 50 cent case.
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United States
England
Canada
Pape
Denver and Waverly residents attend local events
The record notes multiple social visits and errands around town including Herry Deckman and Sarah Bolte at a wedding, Fred Kniefe and Amelia Bayers as Waverly passengers, and Mrs. Fred Dins hosting the Aid society. It also lists hospital and travel notes plus town visitors such as H. W. Steege, Bertha Lobeck, John Auner, and others with several Sunday or Friday engagements.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Chas. W. Foldy
Gordon Mahmour
Fdoornleum
Stelle Cleaveland
John Middleton
Salina
Lion's den
Charles
Kinzo Imperial Japanese
Chas. Hitchcock
Maziin DeGrosz
Imperial Musical Quintette
Seeene
Weess
Esween
Mabel Ettinger
West Fourth Street
Ralston
C.D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
J.B. MacKay
Black Hawk Bank
GC. Weigert Chiropractor
Howre
General Sporting News
Ainwel A
Turk and
Bolleague
Manchester
Anamosa
Monticello
Brush League
Strawberry Point
Cascade
Peoria
Phelps
Rockford
West Nibh
Heartbury
Herry Deckman
Sarah Bolte
Dora Paul
Anderson
Fred Kniefe
Amelia Bayers
Fred Dins
Aid Society
H. W. Steege
Bertha Lobeck
Littleton
Henry Groening
F. C. Walker
Jesup
Mark Fags
Sears
ST. Denis
Brookins
Taylor & Bor, Ins
American Drug and Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
Binter
C. J. Miller
West Fourth St
R. E. Newell
Park Ave
L. E. Allen
Hot Springs
Mae Syndicate
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Howell & Brown
South Street
St. Dubuque, IA
Waterloo Register
Rath Street
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