Athletics Recruit Prospects Deluge Mack Likes
Savannah Ga March 25 The Athletics finish spring training and plan to break camp early, then travel to Baltimore for an exhibition with the Orioles March 30. Manager Mack values several recruits including pitchers Werner and Barker catchers Leary and O Neill and infielders Hogan and Feltner. Hessler may replace Lord or Hartnel in the outfield. Mack warns a hard season ahead but doubts rivals will challenge the champions.
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Savannah
Athletics
Mack
Baltimore
Orioles
Werner
Barker
Leary
O'Neill
Hogan
Fbeltner
Goutteldar Hessler
Lord Or Hartnél
Grounders: A rambling note on league affairs and the ball park
A reflective column complains about baseball league leadership and recent decisions. It jests at Tearney resigning, mocks the old guard, and notes preparations for the grounds while forecasting rain and no scheduled game. Names mentioned include Tearney, John Libby, J Frank Wright, and Boyle.
Bowman signs with Gontragt. Bowman joins roster
Roland Bowman, a second baseman or versatile infielder, signed with manager Boyle and will report for training. He was purchased from Omaha and played last season with Enid in the Western association, posting 102 games with a .292 average, 10 sacrifice hits, 34 stolen bases, and a fielding percentage of .959 over 103 games with 509 chances. Kelly may be sold to Davenport as Waterloo squad faces roster constraints.
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Roeland Bowman
Boyle
Bowman
Omaha
Enid
Okla
Kelly
Davenport
Waterloo
Nowy
Beware Mercury Ointments For Catarrh Do Harm
Warns against ointments containing mercury for catarrh as they damage the system. Advises avoiding physician prescriptions and favors Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Claims cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces and is sold by druggists.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Tolado
Comtaina
Hall
Toledo
F. J. Cooney. & Co
Annual city basketball showdown between East and West high schools
Tonight East high faces West high in the city championship game amid strong claims of victory from East. Grun dy Center high visits next Tuesday as West high seeks to defend the Van Patten trophy with a strong lineup and girls teams also scheduled to play on the same floor.
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West High
Est High
Grundy Center High
van Patten
Bowling Thrilling Stoke Match Fells Dunlevy Squad
A hot last night at Stoke alleys saw Captain Jimmy Dunlevy’s team fall to the famed Manahl brothers by 148 pins. Jurens posted the high score with 222, while Frank Manahl claimed a booby mark of 310 in the second game of the match.
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Jimmy Dunlevy
Manahl Brothers
Jurens
Dunlevy
Frank Manahl
Tr Eady Seccsneeneres
Baseball notes show Van Halt seeks umpiring post in west
George Van Halt ex Giant seeks a western league umpire job. Rip was a Coast league indicator man last season. Hal Chase has impressed as Yankees manager with firm discipline and strong spring workouts in the south. Milton Gee faces proof of non financial reward for his team. Fred Clarke speeds pitchers in spring training with full effort. Honus Wagner dominates the Pirates at Hot Springs, asserting his enduring skill. Hughie Jennings questions NL pitchers versus AL peers after Cubs-Cubs tilt. Bobby Wallace keeps nine minor leaguers on highist, including Noyes Gregory Fanning Kritehell Hallinan Williams Murray. William Grayson seeks reinstatement for Fraser with Louisville. Fraser suspended with $200 fine for failing to report to New Orleans. Rube Waddell shines with the Mills at Hickman. Addie Joss valued as Nap staff instructor. Clark of Cincinnati NL recovers from a Hot Springs collision and returns to play.
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George van Halt
Rip
Bobby Wallace
Noyes
Gregory
Fanning
George
Crisp
Kritehell
Hallinan
Williams
Murray
Three I head should resign from league affairs
The Three I League executive head should resign to allow a more sympathetic leader to handle matters for both sections. The speaker condemns ongoing disputes, noting defeats in civil courts and baseball tribunals, and warns that continued legal and league warfare will worsen the head’s position.
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Thres-1 League
Waterloo
Three I league decision bars Quincy from 1911 season
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues board of arbitration ruled the Three I league shall keep its 1910 composition, eliminating Quincy, Illinois, and sustaining Waterloo Iowa’s bid for membership. It orders an April 10 schedule for the eight-club format and allows territory adjustments after 1911. Bloomington and Decatur responses reflect caution as teams await formal actions.
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N. Y
Board of Arbitration
National Association of Professional
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
John H. Farrell
Quincy
Waterloo
Decatur
Quincy, Ill
National Board
Herrmann
Farrell
A. R. Tearney
League
National Commission
National Board of Arbitration
Bloomington
Ill
Club battle looms as national commission ruling urged
H Sanders states Decatur and Quincey may be turned down by the national commission, signaling hope for a local club in class B. Ambrose Pullman of Cincinnati may manage Decatur if admitted. Tearney confirms an appeal to the national commission is started, insisting the fight is just beginning and a court reversal is possible. Schedule decisions loom as the fight continues, with notices of appeal to be filed. Special ad notes fresh strawberry sundae at Knapp Drug Co.
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H. Sanders
National Commission
Decatur and
Quincey
Ambrose S. Pullman
Cincinnati
New York Americans
Louisville
Decatur
Tearney
Farrell
Circuit
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