Personnel Of Three Teams In Early League Lineups
Many new names appear as three teams list dense lineups for opening Thres I league play. The report catalogs catchers, pitchers, infielders and outfielders for Yubugne Boucher Kreitz teams, Winterloo Wolfe Searles Harrington, Quincy Forney Owens, Peoria Jacobs Asmiussen, Danville McDonough Hildebrand, Island Custer Jacobson, and others with managers noted.
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Yubugne
Boucher
Kreitz
Enateberg
Rogge
Akers
Boothby
Benn
Parkins
Negure
Fosberg
Beatty
Melchoir
Plass
Paddock
HR. Paringer
Lirkham
Murdock
Olston
Quincy—Forney
Owens
Walker
Spencer
Smith
Royer
Prendergiast
Aleyers
Dang
Hill
TF. Donohue
Hartman
Godwin
W. Donohue
Kerwin
Marion
Meyers
Peoria
Jacobs
Asmiussen
Staley
Simer
Fisher
Ingalls
Ball
Kaylor
McCarthy
Bench Tanager
Springfeld
Johnson
Callahan
Trustenhaven
Schroeder
Middelton
Willis
Bell
Nagle
Kommers
Lofton
Collins
Davenport
O'Leary
Coleman
Nelson
Flowers
Crabb
Finke
Kelly
Koepping
Chapman
Bromwich
Finney
Ohland
Weisenstein
Roth Island
Custer
Jacobson
Lakoff
Quiesser
Dellar
Whitesides
Hickey
Slattery
Vogel
Snyder
Kelley
Clynes
Stevens
Carney
Bloomington Pantograph: Franchise loss sparks region reaction
Bloomington patrons face disappointment as the Bloomington association grapples with a strained finances and a split board. The club joins Southern teams, selling its franchise to Quincy to avoid further debt. Players depart for new homes ahead of the season start while salary obligations are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Quincy
Deel
World record pitching game at Jefferson City ends 2 0
Knoxville Tenn May 10 a likely world pitching record was set in a game between the bell teams of Carson and Newman and Washington colleges Neither team had a hit in nine innings as Bowman of Washington held the opponents hitless Two Carson and Newman players reached first base both by being hit by a pitch Washington won 2 to 0 The item ends with an unrelated farming ad from Beaver City Neb
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Knoxville
Tenn
Jefferson City
Bell
Carson and Newman
Washington Colleges
Carson
Waterloo Attendance Dwindles as Season Lags in Central Association
The Waterloo nine drew 6,700 for five discard games, a fraction of early park crowds in the Central Association and old Iowa league days. Manager Boyle may drop Kennedy from the Bloomers connection, while Rowland seeks a division of grandstand receipts for three games. Local officials and opponents face shifting plans as luck and politics vex Waterloo’s season, with Detroit’s steady stride in the American League noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Central Association
Suiie
Rowland
Pirates Beat Phillies 8 to 1 in Eastern Campaign Start
Pittsburg opened its eastern campaign yesterday by trouncing Philadelphia 8 to 1. Wilson hit a home run, Leach doubled, Wagner and Miller tripled, and Pittsburg racked up twelve hits for 27 bases. Adams and Gibson toed the mound for Pittsburg, Rowan, Chalmers, and Doolin for Philadelphia.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Vishors
Rowan
Leach
Wagner
Miller
Wilson
Chalmers
Adams
Gibson
Doolin
New York
Chicago
Matthewson
Brown
Ata
Mathewson
Myers
Kling
St. Louis
Brooklyn
N.Y
Harmon
Rucker
Preoklyn
Dahien
Bresnahan
Tronklyn
Ryan
Bergen
Cincinnati
Boston
Mass
Beck
Tyler
Keefe
E. Clark
Graham
Detroit defeats New York 19 to 0 in league opener
Detroit captured the first game of the series against New York with a decisive 19 to 0 victory at Detroit. Wrappingt the start, Works limited the visitors to three scattered hits as Stanage and Crawford homered to drive five Detroit runs.
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Detroit
New York
Mich
Warhaptasy
Works
Stanage
Crawford
Wrathup
Sweeney
Hoxton
Cleveland
Roston
Cleveland A
Umpires Assigned for Three-I League Openers
Chicago May 1. Umpires appointed for Three-I league opening games by President Tearney include Robert Caruthers at Danville Steven Cusack at Rock Island and Cornelius Daly at Dubuque William Guthrie to umpire Springfield versus Quincy in Dubuque tomorrow.
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Chicago
Tearney
Robert Caruthers
Danville
Steven Cusack
Rock Island
Cornelius Daly
Dubuque
William Guthrie
Springfield
Quincy
Davenport Lands Zeke Erwin In Chicago Trade
Davenport club president Direk R. Lane arranged a deal with Rock Island at the Palmer House Monday in Chicago. Lane traded Lefty Humes for Bloomington star utility man Zeke Erwin, and the transaction was immediately closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Zeke Erwin
Bloomington
Direk R. Lane
Rock Island
Palmer House
Chicago
Lane
Lefty Humes
Erwin
Anson to Work Out with Tigers at Bennett Park
Detroit fans expect morning practice crowds at Bennett Park as Adrian Anson plans to join the Tigers during his stay. The famed player insists he can still bat .400 and will challenge today’s pitching, recounting his storied career and past records.
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Detroit
Bennett Park
Adrian C. Anson
Tigers
Cubs Waive Reulbach and Pfiester for Possible Trades
New York May 10 Ed Reulbach and Jack Pfiester two veteran Cubs pitchers have waivers requested by Manager Chance as the club seeks younger talent for the coming campaign. The move follows a poor spring showing and may trigger trades to other clubs willing to exchange prospects for seasoned ability. Bloomington Independent Ball Organizes as Bloomington team departs for Three-I season with a scheduled game against Decatur next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chance
Chicago
Ed. Reulbach
Jack Pfiester
Cub
Bloomington
Decatur
County Must Care For Insane Woman
Des Moines May 10 Special counsel Nels Lee has issued an opinion on a novel question from the state board of control regarding support for insane patients. A Minnesota couple moved to Wapello county. after a brief residence the wife went insane and the state has paid her support while the husband later established residence in the county. The state contends the wife’s settlement dates from the husband’s move, requiring county responsibility going forward. Lee agrees, stating the law has long governed care of insane persons and this is the first time the issue has arisen.
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Des Moines
Nels Lee
State Board of Control
Minnesota
Wapello County
Mount Pleasant
Control Board
Lee
Postmasters Conventions Plan City Entertainment Sequence
Dr F W Powers chairs an evening meeting at the federal building to organize entertainment for postmasters assembling in the city June 7 and 9 A five member executive committee leads sub committees Finance W R Law Banquet P J Martin Automobile ride J G Sibert Smoker W B Nauman Publicity J C Hartman The smoker event is at Elks hall and the automobile ride will be the next day The banquet at the Pythian temple June 8 features Postmaster Warren of Detroit and business leaders as audience Also note a medical ad about Chamberlains Liver Tablets and a Waterloo area sales push for One Minute washing machines by C M Bork key Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Powers
J. W. Rath
P. J. Martin
J. G. Sibert
W. B. Nauman
J. C. Hartman
Elks’ Hall
Pythian Temple
Jackson Placed at Oshkosh Wisconsin
Oshkosh Wisconsin league action places Third Baseman Jackson with the Oshkosh team as manager Boyle reports a wire. Details note infielder status and team gaps. Outfielder Kennedy, also Bloomington manager, reported to Waterloo and will join Dubuque today, with potential trade or reassignment looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Jackson
Oshkosh
Tony Premeér
Peer x-Bloomington
Waterlo
Kennedy
Bloomington
Waterloo
Dubuque
Muscating-Muncatins and Kewanee Keokuk game notes
Intriguing score fragment shows Muscating-Muncatins versus Mon Imouth and Kewanee versus Keokuk with unclear results. Highlights multiple team names and a possible score flow, signaling a small local scoreboard item from the period.
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Ton
Muscating-Muncatins
Mon Imouth
Kewanee
Keokuk
Years of Suffering Catarrh and Blood Diocess Doctors Fated to Cure
Mies Mabel F. Dawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana writes she suffered three years from catarrh and blood disease tried many doctors and remedies, then Hood's Barparitia cured her after two bottles. She endorses Hood's and mentions Sarsatabe chocolate tablets.
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Mies
Mabel F. Dawkins
Lafayette St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hood
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