Leary to Have Many New Faces at Mason City
Sixteen players have signed or will sign with Dan O'Leary, manager of the Claydiggers, for spring training in Iowa City starting April 9. Several holdovers from last year join new signees from Missouri and Minnesota, with three new pitchers and multiple infielders and outfielders expected to bolster the roster for the season.
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Dutch" Fortman
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Missouri
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Hanley Falls
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Cincinnati Nation to carry eight pitchers this season
Shreveport reports manager Mathewson plans an eight pitcher staff led by veterans Mitcheil Toney Knetzer and Schneider with Sanders Regan Ring Eller and Gerner. The lineup reflects confidence in depth as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
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Ty Mathewson
Cincinnati Nation
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Toney
Knetzer
Schneider
Sanders
Regan
Ring
Eller
Gerner
Strikes and Spares and Waterloo Bowling Teams in Mason City
Two Waterloo bowling squads enter a Mason City tournament with both teams set to roll against Engravers Mucha Van Wetzinger Lauten Forhan and Wril. Manager Jones lures rookie catcher George Hale from St Louis after a stint with the Browns last year, praising his hitting and potential future with the Americans.
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Mason City
Lomor
Engravers
Mucha
van Wetzinger
Lauten
Forhan
Wril
aAnderson
W. Manali
Johnson
van Driel
McFarlane
F. Manalih
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Recibolt
S. Louis
March Jones
St. Louis Americans
Npstar
George Hale
Grover Flo
Reee Ete
Squid
Hale
Browns
Howe
Facobson Swars
Palestine
Tex
Jacobson
Tutor trains in sliding to haste art for Am ericans
Orients March 2d. speia 2 Ontielter with the laml Amoerivans has become an instruc tor in the art of sliding to hastes. Janis Guisto the recruit base man and Pete Allisen have been working gaily in the soling pit. Tris said they were apt pupils.
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Janis Guisto
Ad Pete Allisen
Tris
Hughes Starts Building Team for Dubuque
Dubuque manager George Hughes is actively assembling a winning squad. He targets high class, proven players from Muscatine and elsewhere, with seven Muscatine holdovers awarded to Dubuque and four promising pitchers already lined up. Parker the Dubuque German college star is a likely recruit, and Hasbrook may join if Rowland shifts him to the minors.
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White Sox
Dubuque
Gandil
Comiskey
Hasbrook
Muscatine
Rowland
Fang
Clarence Parker
Dubudane Pilot
Parker
Dutucque
Central Association
Hughes
Tex Sheldon
Bull” Durham
Griffin
Davis
Hunt
Wichita
Gosham
Grand Rapids
Iiughes
Kellerman
Dalles
Stevenson
En Iyy
Watry Emery
Connie Mack
Lis
Detroit
Claude Stark
Chicago Picker to Win Apple Indoor Track Championship
Chicago March 24 The University of Chicago team is favored to win the Western Intercollegiate conference indoor track and field championship to be held tonight in Pattes Gymnasium under Northwestern. Most big nine schools will be represented except Iowa and Ohio State with over 200 athletes competing as the conference indoor season closes.
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APPLE
University of Chicago
Pattes
Northwestern University
Iowa
Ohio State
CapEgt Circuit Nears Completion With Franchise Decisions
Ottumwa bids for the eighth city in the Central association circuit with a Wednesday meeting as leaders Ford Belden Mill and others weigh revived interest. If Ottumwa falters La Crosse may join, with clubs preparing spring training in Iowa City Clinton Cedar Rapids Mason City and others listing signed players for the coming season.
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Ottumwa
J. FP. Ford
Ford
Belden Mill
Cedar Rapids
H. L. Maynard
Dubuque
M. 3. Conroy
Mason City
la Crosse
Ottumiwa
ZCYPRE Zips Up Spring Training Roster in Urbana
Urbana Alabama March 2 Coach Ruppke leads 40 new freshman prospects in spring football drills on the south campus. The squad trains daily in two groups, with veteran freshmen from last year showing promise as they work toward the nucleus of the team.
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Urbana
Ruppke
Football Warriors
Zuppke
Fittine
Bill Wagner Poised for Major League Break with Pirates
A Pittsburgh dispatch claims Bill Wagner of Waterloo is set for the big show after two years in the bushes. The young slugger is praised for aim and work ethic as Pittsburgh contends with many recruits in spring training at Columbus, Georgia. Hans Wagner is noted as likely safe, with reports the Pirates will field a stronger lineup. Wagner mentions golf as off duty amusement.
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Bill” Wagner
Waterloo
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Bill Wagner
Lowan
Wagner
Hans Wagner
Pirates
Coveleskie Gains 15 Pounds in Winter Training
New Orleans March 24 Stanley Coveleskie of the Cleveland Americans gained 15 pounds after 13 days of spring training and plans to shed at least 19 more pounds. He completed the winter layoff heavier by a pound after the initial period.
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New Orleans
Stanley Coveleskie
Cleveland Americans
Gibbons Wins Newspaper Decision In Ten Rounds
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul won a newspaper decision over Battling Levinsky of New York in a ten round bout at St Paul. Levinsky weighed 176 1 3 pounds and Gibbons 161 1 2. Joe Stecher defeated Constantine Romanoff in two straight falls at Los Angeles. Meadow Brook club defeated Del Monte to win the Pacific Coast American trophy in Coronado. Northwestern crushes Chicago 47 to 36 to take the Big Nine swimming title.
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Battling Levinsky
New York
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Joe Stecher
Nebraska
Constantine Romanoff
Los Angeles
Meadow Brook Country Club
Pole
Long Island
del Monte
California
Coronado
Northwestern University
Wisconsin
Illinois
McGinnis to Coach Highland Park College
Des Moines March 24 Ralph A McGinnis former Town university star and two year freshman football coach with Hurry Up Yost of Michigan has been secured by the Highland Park college athletic committee to coach football next fan. He has studied law at Michigan for three years and will graduate this spring. Although ineligible to play with the Michigan varsity his work drew Yost’s notice and he was chosen to coach yearlings for two seasons with marked success.
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Ralph A. McGinnis
Town University
Freshyman
Yost
Michigan
Highland Park College
McGinnis
Altho
Boxing Bills Doomed in Iowa Legislature
Des Moines reports that the senate judiciary committee moved to indefi nite postponement the Broxam boxing bill which would have legalized amateur bouts. The house had previously killed a measure legalizing ten round professional bouts, ending hopes for broader boxing legalization.
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Iowa Assembly
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Connor Will Lead East High Basketball Team
East High re elected Captain James O Connor at a dinner with players at the RE M cafe. The Grange and Black leader has been with the team two seasons and helped stabilize a difficult year. Four seniors graduate in June leaving gaps for next season.
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James O'Connor
O'Connor
Althe
Grange
East
Swanson
Warren
Gunsteadt
Methfessel
Hoch
Segar
Gee
F. J. Miller
Skein and
Berry
West
West High
Herbert
Vaughan
R. Miller
B. Miller
Green
Paul Simpson
Donald Hetts
Paul Farr
Warner
Simpson
Hetts
Farr
Warr
Basketball star Nauman set for next season on team
Despite played in only two complete games, Bob Nauman will be eligible for the team next season. Several promising candidates remain in school.
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Wolgast to Arrive for Waterloo Bout Monday Night
Johnny Wolgast brother of former world champion Ad Wolgast will reach Waterloo tomorrow for a ten round match against Jack Smith of Des Moines at the Black Hawk Athletic club Armory Monday evening. Wolgast, from Cadillac, Mich, trained in Oshkosh, Wis, after recent success on an eastern trip. Also on the card are four other bouts featuring Young Lavigne versus Kid Jeffries, Kid Brewster versus Red Feather, and Roy Huntley against Bill Matthieson.
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Ad Wolgast
Jack Smith
Des Moines
Black Hawk Athletic Club
Armory
Waterloo
Wolgast
Cadillac
Mich
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Wis
Young Lavigne
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