Waterloo Opens C A Season With Parade and Rival Burlington
Waterloo marks open of Central Association season with an automobile parade from Fifth Street Bridge through the east city, weather permitting. Burlington, runners up in 1914, brings the Pathfinders. Manager Andrews praised for pennant win last year.
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Parade marks opening of baseball season with Waterloo plans
The 2 PM parade begins on Logan avenue to the baseball park led by the Waterloo Military band and police. Waterloo and Burlington teams ride in autos with city officials. Cedar Falls mayor and Waterloo mayor invited as the battery. Manager Andrews says no more lineup changes. Tarney Lindner released, leaving Waterloo with four right hand pitchers and no lefty as opening starter choices stay undecided between Tuttle Drohan and Marshall.
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Franklin
Commercial
Washington
Baseball Park
2-Oelock
Waterloo
Ball Park
Jack Newman
Cedar Falls
R. ©. Thompson
Battery
Andrews
Tarney Lindner
Tuttle
Drohan
Marshall
Golfer Ignore Wind And Rain At Prospect Club Rules
Prospect Golf Club members braved a downpour Sunday as eight players kept a foursome running from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. under new rules noting shrubs on Brypes park as hazards. The changes require lifting from roads with penalties and playing from brooks and bunkers with specific drop rules, altering standard play and adding challenge.
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Alfred Longley
Paul Talbot
Fred McClain
5. C. Bell
Russell Siex
Ed Stroebel
Sidney Smith
Ferguson’ Brothers
Brypes Park
Models to Play Dyersville Sunday in Season Opener
The Model Laundry baseball club opens the season Sunday with a game at Dyersville against the town's last semi pro team. Players report top form after three weeks of steady practice and no sore arms. The roster features the full Model lineup poised for the opener.
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lAckley
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Pep” Frost
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Giants Rally in Ninth to Defeat Phillies 3 2
New York rallied in the ninth to beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 after trailing 2 0. Robertson Crainer Meyers Whitted and Fromme contributed key hits and plays as Fromme, Ritter and Moyers held the Phillies. Chicago beat Pittsburgh 5 1 in rain shortened game. Brooklyn beat Boston 3 2. New York defeated Philadelphia Athletics 8 4. other scores noted with multiple games across leagues.
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Federal League clashes yield mixed results and homers
Chicago topped Buffalo 7 to 3 as Fritz homered in both at bat and fielding. Bedient faltered in the sixth. Baltimore defeated Kansas City 7 to 5 with Shaw’s ninth inning homer-propelled rally. Pittsburgh and Brooklyn split a doubleheader, Pittsburgh winning 3 to 7 in game one and Brooklyn 8 to 7 in game two, aided by Magee’s late rally.
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Tex Sheldon Takes Lead For Waterloo First Sack
Tex Sheldon, a hard hitting first baseman, returns to Waterloo after a season in organized ball. His return coincides with Waterloo’s push to top Cedar Rapids and restore strong attendance as opening day nears.
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Tex” Sheldon
Sheldon
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Y M C A Plans Schoolboys Track Meet
Bints and Cockburn of the Waterloo Y M C A secure backing for a graded schools track and field meet. They outline events, weight classes, point system, trophies, and registration deadlines with emphasis on principal involvement and student leadership to spark school interest.
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George H. Cockburn
Waterloo Y. M. C. A
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Noise to win pennants at Red Cedar park
Herman C. Miller Jr secretary urges Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo Club members to attend a midweek baseball rally at Red Cedar park to back Andrews' pennant contenders. The season supposedly opens May fifth with Burlington sending a delegation to challenge. He emphasizes loud support and community spirit to lift the team.
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Old Red Cedar Park
Burlington
Andrews
Herman C. Miller, Jr
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