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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1915

Page

6

Opening games set in four Central league cities

The Central association pennant chase opens next Wednesday with Burlington at Waterloo Keokuk at Cedar Rapids Muscatine at Mason City and Clinton at Marshalltown. Waterloo aims to repeat as host city with a city wide half holiday and automobile parade preceding the game.

Burlington Waterloo Keokuk Cedar Rapids Muscatine Mason City Clinton Marshalltown Central Association Bunnies Bunny Bunnyville Avery Millard Marshalitown Ansonville Sand Waterloo Hos Ess Musratine Gummwa Wewanee Monmouth Bag

Mayor Proclaims Holiday for Opening of Ball Season

City Vale May 1 Waterloo proclaims a half day holiday for the opening of the baseball season on Wednesday May 3 citizens urged to close after 2730 to support clean sport. Mayor H C Thompson urges business houses to close the afternoon of May 3 to boost the season and celebrate Waterloo's Central Association team.

City Vale Waterloo Central Association Miamatger Andrews and Aistenn SrHi H.C. Thompson

Waterloo 1915 Baseball Schedule and Home Dates

Waterloo prepares 1915 season schedules with home dates at Burlington and a long list of away games across Iowa. The plan lists dates and opponents including Keokuk Cedar Rapids Muscatine Clinton Marshalltown Mason City and Burlington with numerous trips from May through September and scattered double headers and gaps suggesting substitutions and weather adjustments.

Burlington Keokuk Cedar Rapids Muscatine Clinton Marshalltown Mason City Jnly Mason

FOURNIER LEADS AMERICAN LEAGUE PITCHING LEADERS

Alexander posts four straight victories to top the American League pitchers while Cobb and Veach battle for batting pace. Other leaders include Lapp Crawford Strunk and Melnnis, with strong showings across Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Boston and New York. Cobb also tops steals with nine as grover alexander headlines the National League with four straight wins and Eddie Lennox leads Federal League batters.

Chicago Mari—Jacanes Fournier White Sox Cobb Detroit Veach Lapp Philadelphia Jacobson Crawford Strunk Melnnis Turner Cleveland Jackson Hartzell New York Thompson Willame Washington Thomas Boston Danse Fish New York Boland Caldwell Heine Groh Cincinnati Gettine Connolly Whitted Pug Delphia Schmidt Roston Marke Good Ndcago Killifer Smith Cravath Buoderass Rescher St. Louis Grover Alexander

Ames Trims Tigers In Narrow Missouri Loss

Ames defeats Missouri 3 2 in a tight Missouri Valley matchup at Ames. McBride Kenneally McGrew and Kerrigan combined for nine of Ames eleven hits while Missouri pitcher Taylor allowed five safeties. Final score 3 2 in a game marked by solid defensive plays and timely hitting.

AMES Tigers Missouri Aniversity McBride Kenneally McGrew Kerrigan Taylor Missouri Okey Wilkoff

Waterloo Ball Team Heads to Final Training Trip

Waterloo's squad led by Manager Andrews sails to Cedar Rapids for a Mirrd-gaie series with the Panties. Thirteen athletes accompany him as weather dampens practice but fair conditions are expected. Andrews announced a batting lineup and may use it in opening game with Ellis in left field and Shelton at first base among others.

Lowe City Hawk- Eye Minney Minneapolis Stavente Jack Watson Goss Bannick Warke Donnelly Mortimerg Parsons Tyler Avery Hartman Franke Lister Andrews Cedar Rapids Rome Ender Ellis Rian Entoy Selon Shelton Askland Wintz Brenna Volkan Fyrohan Marshall Tutte Ane [Drews Sunray Rojas Lindwermi

Coombs Humbles Proud National League Leaders

Brooklyn wins 2 1 as Coombs limits Phillies in his first full NL game. Schultz shines on defense saving two runs. Weisser caught off second to end game. Rixey allows scattered hits as Phillies muff leads to loss.

Philadelphia Jack Coombs Swirler Philadelphia Americans Becker Brooklyn Coombs McCarty Rixey Killifer

Parkersburg booster club reorganized for season

Parkersburg May 1 Special The Parkersburg Booster base club of 1914 has been reorganized for the coming season under E F Elinburg of Parkersburg Cooperative store who provides new suits and sweaters and finances the club. The Parkersburg cooperative team opens with a 5 5 tie against Ackley White Sox. Batteries Parkersburg Friesman and Thomas Ackley Jones and Stearns. Muskie team defeats Bunnies 8 to 4 in final game with a ninth inning rally led by Lee pinch hitting for Ross and a triple driving in two runs. Muscatine mus. 4 12 4 Mellinger Wolfman Wileus Ross Hruska.

Parkersburg E. F. Elinburg Parkersburg Co- Operative Elinburg Parkersburg Co-Operative Ackley White Sox Friesman and Thomas Ackley Jones and Stearns Muskies Bunnies Cadlar Rapids Ralls Lee Ross Ty Leedar Rapids Muscatine Mellinger Wolfman Wileus Wross Hruska

Waterloo Aims to Defend Central Association Pennant

The article gauges Waterloo's bid to repeat as Central association champions as opening day arrives. It notes manager Andrews built a strong team last season and strengthened the catching and infield, with new players like Eddie Brennan and Joe Wintz. Pitching remains the big question, but Drohan, Tuttle, and newcomer Marshall show promise, while other league clubs like Muscatine Cedar Rapids and Burlington loom as contenders.

Lew Jondere Central Association Hamilton Cedar Rapids Hhe Muscatine Euan Mys Ottumwa-Rackalesharge Map Whunington Clarse Iowa Track Gops Waterloo Andrews Justice Bruce Byang Eddie Brennan Muskies Lrank Ashland Jays Tex" Sheldon Joe Wintz Buthh Free al. Volkman Volkman St. Louis Dexeon Ellis Eddie Alperman Davey White Frank Ashland Tom Drohan Howard Tuttle Rojas Galesburg Egan William Marshall Des Moines C. A. ‘Ciircuit Barney Lindner Jocals and Bunnies Elu Burlington Tom Hayden Istronethen iManager Egan Borley Lkeokuk Marshalltown Richards Mason City Clinton

Firearm Q&A from readers on cleaning and shooting

A letter column Q A discusses drilling and cleaning a .22 rifle barrel and using greased ammunition for best service. It covers lead removal, removing firing from old rifles, optimal sights, shotgun powder choices, goose flight speed, gauge penetration, Maxim silencers, National Rifle Association contact, and shotgun choke tests with cautions on relying on the dime test.

T. M Elgin IL L Aleo W.T. F Oak Park Ans Quincy G. H Walcott Wro Council Bluffs Errol N. H National Rifle Association Ang Albert S. Jones Woodward Building Washington, D. C H. HL St. Albans

Central Association Pennant Race Seeds C reeption

The Andrew Central association baseball club opens its eleventh season next Wednesday as the Iowa league traces its roots to 1903-04 under Waterloos Ewald and Amvera. Burlington and Waterloo again vie for pennant leadership with Ottumwa and Quincy. managers hope for another thrilling race and fans expect a pennant chase filled with top rivalries.

Central Association Justice Wilam Ewald Jim Amvera Waterloo Marshalltown Keokuk Burlington Marshalston Frank Norton N. Peckham M. J Justice Treague Burlington and Waterloo Tean Penants Waterlo Egan Ned Egan Bunington Ottumwa Quincey Waerloo Leaflers Lea Ers Andrews Elty Rohn C. A. Pennan Trust Boyle Associatio Crcuit Winess

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