Three I league aims for eight club settlement in 1910 era
Report summarizes pressure toward settling Three I League troubles with a plan for an eight club circuit, player concerns about free agency, and actions by Tearney, Kingella, and officials in Rock Island and Chicago seeking hearings and schedule decisions amid court disputes.
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Danville
Dave Rowan
Peoria
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Springfield
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Dubuque Three Team Renamed The Hustlers
In Dubuque Louisiana on May 2 a local mining team formerly known as the Miners will assume the new name The Hustlers due to Dubuque no longer holding a major mining role.
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Cross-T Controversy Winds Down as League Cleared
The Three-T league opener is set for next Thursday with eight clubs. Court injunctions are expected to be dissolved by then. President’s possible resignation remains under private consideration as the controversy nears a close.
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Baseball outline sparks city’s opening day cheers
The piece praises James T. Hayes of Davenport as Three-I league president and urges fans to fill the baseball park on opening day. It notes factories may close and merchants join the show with exhibition league talk, while pledging sanction from the National Association of Minor Base Ball clubs and the National Commission.
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James T. Hayes
Davenport
Mr. Hayes
National Association of Minor
Boyle preps lineup as Three-I season opens Thursday
Manager Boyle names a 9 man batting order with Collins Spurs Wall Clemens Bowman Wilkes Dickey or Webster Harrington or Wolfe Hendrix or Stowery and Mike Webster set for the first sack. Sullivan released on an optional repurchase to Winnipeg after failing to report to Hannibal.
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Waterloo
Boyle
Collins
Spurs
Wall
Clemens
Bowman
Wilkes
Dickey
Webster
Harrington
Wolfe
Hendrix
Stowery
Sullivan
Tryal
Winnipeg
Canada
Cnmner
Tigers Defeat Cleveland 14 to 5 in Wet Grounds
Detroit beats Cleveland 14 to 5 despite rain and slick field conditions. Key early hits by Jackson Lajoie and Gaynor Cabee base running highlighted the affair as Detroit preserves unblemished home record for the season.
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Cleveland
Mich
Jackson
Lajoie
Gayners
Cabeb
Fea
Pacers to race in three heats at Minnesota State Fair
A contract between Minnesota state fair officers and M. W. Savage for Labor Day to feature Dan Patch and four other top harness horses in a three heat race opening the Minnesota State Fair Week. The five horses Minor Heir Lady Maud C Hedgewood Boy and George Gano have all paced two minute miles or better. They have raced across 16 states in 209000 miles and set multiple records.
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George Gano
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Mexico
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Lady Maude
Meloan Sent Back to Springfield in Three-I League
Paul Meloan is released by the Chicago American club and sent to the Springfield, Illinois Three-I League team upon Kinsella’s arrangement. He played 65 games with Chicago last season as the Chicago club could not place him permanently.
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Hannibal
Webster
Boseman Demlar
Des Moines
Chicago
Comis
Key
Chicago American
Paul Meloan
Springfield
Meloan
Kinsella
One Round Hogan Cleared After Exhibition Claim
New York May 2 The California lightweight known as One Round Hogan told police he did not fight his title bout with Ad Wolgast and only took part in an exhibition. Police dropped the case after failing to prove he fought.
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New York
Hogan
California
Ad Wolgast
Father Sues Over Boxer's Death in Green Bay
In Green Bay Wisconsin a civil action seeks $10 000 for the death of John Parmentier after a December 26 1910 boxing match at the Eagles hall The father sues promoter William J F McGinnin Otto Towne and cites mayor Winford Abrame Julius Parmentier and E N Murphy as spectators alleging the bout was an illegal prize fight and caused the death.
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John Parmentier
Eagles’ Hall
William JF. McGinnin
Otto Towne
Winford Abrame
Julius Parmentier
E. N. Murphy
Three-1 League Sets Balanced 1811 Schedule
Davenport adopts a nine Sundays at home schedule for a four-team Three-1 League. Waterloo and Davenport host July 4 events, with Dubuque as key rival. Memorial day Labor day double headers, open dates scattered, 120 games May 4 to Sept 4.
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Waterloo
Dubuque
Rock Island
Boyle
Boosters
Dubuqque
Strong Speakers Arrive for Waterloo County Sunday School Meet
Waterloo hosts a county Sunday school convention on May 24 and 26 with noted speakers including Chas. D. Meigs of Indianapolis and Dr. John Earl recently of Chicago. Frank Fitch, Emerson De Puy, and Marie Underwood are named for various sessions as committees promise strong singing and lively addresses.
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Chas. D. Meigs
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Meigs
Wisconsin
John Earl
Chicago
Frank Fitch
Emerson DePuy
Des Moines
Marie Underwood
Lake City
Tabernacle
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