Grounders Kinsella Jokes and Early Baseball Scribbles
The piece ribaldly mocks Kinsella and other figures, noting Davenport fans’ heated mood over reported LOY players. It mentions Springfields magnanee, Holl enbeek, Bream, Sutrles, and veteran Will, plus Blackburne and Meluan with White Sox. The Maditie Coast league opens the 1911 season. the paper previews box scores and a plan to feature a likeness of Tearney, plus Rowland’s Three league substitute idea.
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Davenport
LOY
Waterloo
Hollenbeek
Bream
Sutrles
Maditie Coast League
Problen
Baseball Just Over 19 000 Games Expected This Season
Chicago March 38 Nearly 20 000 regular league contests will be played between April 12 opening day and fall closure as the Pacific Coast league leads in starting and finishing the season. Multiple regional leagues open from April 6 to 26 with Ohio and Connecticut leagues starting April 20 and 21 and New York and New England April 24. By May 5 Michigan State league begins last among major leagues. At least thirty professional leagues operate nationwide with eastern colleges already scheduling about 81 games through late June. Yale heads with eight of last year’s nine left. Harvard’s returning players are few. Princeton faces difficulties.
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Chicago
Diamonds
Ohio
Connecticut
New York State
New England
Michigan
Yale
Harvard
Jesses
Hicks
Princeton
Wolverines Plan 2000 Mile Spring Baseball Tour
Michigan baseball faces injuries as pitcher S. White cannot play early games. The Wolverines schedule a 2000 mile tour through Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, plus Princeton, Syracuse and Brown, a rare east west cross exchange. A Japan United States tour is planned with Waseda University players arriving in May to tour the west and east in return for last year’s Chicago trip to Japan and the Philippines.
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Ors
S. ¥. White
Wolverines
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Princeton
Syracuse
Brown
Waseda University of Japan
West
East
Orient
University of Chicago
Japan
Philippines
Rowland Pushes Quincy In Three I League Split
Dubuque Times Journal reports Clarence Rowland urging Quincy to join the Three I League. He attacks Kinsella and Springfield, argues four southern clubs should reclaim control, predicts a league split if the commission rules against the south, and says Quincy would be preferred over Springfield if choices arise.
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Dubuque
Quincy
Springfield
Britton May Be New St. Louis Club President
Schuyler P. Britton of Cleveland may become president of the St. Louis National League baseball club succeeding Stanley Robison who died here Friday. Britton’s stake and Mr. Robison’s will, not yet opened, are key factors in the selection as Lynch and magnates weigh how the stock will be held.
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Schuyler P. Britton
Cleveland
St. Louis National League Baseball Club
Stanley Robison
Baseball Prospectus and Managerial Doctrines Across Leagues
The piece presents claims of Thompson and Kelly in title contention with Billy Papke and notes Connie Mack praising tall players. John McGraw predicts Giants win NL pennant while Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati expected first division. Joe Birmingham discusses Irish and Dutch managers, listing Irish leaders. An ad for Laxative Brom Quinine concludes.
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Thompson
Kelly
Billy Papke
John McGraw
Giants
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Joe Birmingham
Naps
Tratiage
McGillicuddy
Donovan
McAleer
McGuire
Jennings
Duffty
Bresnahan
Clarke
Doolin
McGraw
Griffith
Dick Kinsella A Spellbinder
A Chicago telegram from President Kinsella of Springfield to President Tearney of the Three League criticizes Sexton and Farrell, proposes Springfield’s secession with nearby towns to form a six club league with Quincy and Decatur, and claims court injunctions threaten the league. Also includes a kidney health testimonial and a custody suit update in Mildred Fish vs Carl Fish with affidavits filed challenging acquiescence in the husband’s living with his parents.
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Waterloo
Kinsella
Springfeld
Tearney
A. K. Tearney
Three- League
Chicago
Sexton
Farrell
Springfield
Peoria
Danville
Bloomington
National Commission
Quincy
Decatur
Waterloo and
Lubuque
Rafl Kinsella
Springfield Base Ball Association
Mildred Fish
Carl Fish
Eric Fish
H. G. Fish
Doctor Uses a Motorcycle for House Calls in Waterloo
Waterloo physician Dr L E Evens keeps two motorcycles in the Commercial building. He rides the Detroit and Minneapolis bikes to make calls, claiming low running costs and speed. He says the machines deter police with built in safety features and can be halted quickly if needed. He prefers the motorcycle to horse and buggy and to a car for daily service.
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Waterloo
L. E. Evens
Dr. Evens
Detroit
Minneapolis
Time the Place and the Girl at Syndicate Theater
Waterloo theatergoers will see The Time the Place and the Girl on Thursday with a coast company famous for musical comedy. Prices range 25 50 75 and 1. Box seats 1 50. Also on Friday The Passing of the Third Floor Back presented by an all English company direct from Great Britain and Chicago. Nellie the camel appears in Ben Hur shown with Hagenbeck’s zoo expert and Klaw Erlanger.
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ALA
Willard
Geo
Ebner
Amanda Hendricks
Jerome K. Jerome
Jan Robertson
London
New York
Chicago
Syndicate Theater
Adams
Hough
Howard
Waterloo
Robertson
Great Britain
Princess
Ben Hur
Nellie
Beth- Teheur
Hagenbeck
Zoological Garden
Hamburg
Germany
Cy de Vry
Lincoln Park
Klaw & Erlanger
Nelie
Hagenbach
Nellie the camel draws affection from Ren Hur company
Nellie, beloved for her gentle nature, endears herself to actors in the Ren Hur company. Yet she harbors a notable aversion to Van Dusen Phillips, who portrays Belthasar the Egyptian, causing calm discomfort among the troupe.
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Nellie
Ren Hur
van Dusen Phillips
Belthasar
Edward McIntirer Takes Day Agent Post at Union Station
Edward McIntirer begins duties as day ticket agent at Union Station transferring from night duty to replace J T Riordan. Riordan moves to Charles City for North Star Egg Case travel. Riordan becomes Edward McIntier’s successor and McIntier will become Chicago Great Western claim agent next month.
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Robert W. Johnston
Union Station
J. T. Riordan
Grip
North Star Egg Case Company
Riordan
Charles City
I. C
Edward McIntieer
Grant Avenue
Chicago Great Western
McIntieer
Kidney Pills Offer Hope for Kidney Disease Patients
Kidney diseases bring tense fear to sufferers until treated by the right method. The new Dr. Derby's Kidney Pills promise a remedy, and may help those with kidney or bladder trouble.
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Derby
Sunny Monday Soap Enhances Clothing Longevity
Sunny Monday will not shrink woolens or flannels and will not fade colors in colored goods. It doubles the life of your clothes and is the most economical soap you can use.
Beware Mercury In Catarrh Ointments Warning
Mercury containing ointments for catarrh pose serious health risks and should only be used under physician guidance. Halls Catarrh Cure, promoted by J Cheney Co, claims internal use and dubious remedies are advertised, with warnings about dangerous ingredients and side effects.
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J. Cheney & Co
Traumoniais
Bowie, Saxe
Remarkable Recovery After Dr Miles Remedy
A 70 year old Lewistown resident states doctors had given up on her but regained mobility and breath after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine. She credits the treatment with enabling daily activity and walking the streets, describing the cure as remarkable.
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Miles
Joan R. Cochran
Lewistown
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