Four-man rule in Centralisation faces club objections
Objections to the four man rule surface across several clubs in the Centralisation league. President M. EB. Justice notes the rule would require unanimity to be thrown out, with Rapids Burlington Keokuk and Waterloo set to vote against, Muscatine among those curious about impact. Doc Andrews claims his club gains strength but calls for rule change. Egan cites issues releasing players with limited pro tenure, while managers warn reductions to thirteen men after May 25 may force salary cuts to avoid losses.
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Eokuk
M. EB. Justice
Mr. Justice
Ibs
Rapids
Burlington
Keokk
Waterloo
Musca
Doc Andrews
Isa
Placin
Andrews
Muscatine
S.uite
Masne
Egan
Galesburg
Vning
Ob Jong
Jus
Chicago hurler Urban Faber nabs world ring record
May 14 Chicago urban Faber claimed a world ring record for pitching in defeat as Washington beat Chicago 4 to 1. He threw sixty seven balls in nine innings, five shy of Christy Mathewson’s record. Frank Saffell disputed the tally saying the board counted fewer pitches and that Faber’s per-inning pitches were misrecorded.
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Chicago
Urban Faber
Washington
Chris Mathewson
New York
Frank Saff
T D. C
Faber
Saffell
Resignation of Hartford coach J Sexton shocks team
At Cambridge Massachusetts on May 14, Dr J Sexton longtime coach of the Hartford baseball team resigned effective immediately. Percy Oughton, coach of the Crimson Foot team and former baseball captain, is named to succeed him amid discord over assistant coaches and team direction.
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Mbridge
Mass
J. Sexton
Hart
Ime
Iserstood
Percy Oighton
Crimson Foot
Angora Get Loose In Baseball Panic at Yankee Ballpark
In a recent game the Red Sox fell victim to a Yankees rally as panic spread through Boston players. Manager Hill Carrigan showed visible frustration while Wild William Donovan kept his cool, guiding his men to fight quietly despite the adverse inning.
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Red Sox
Hill Carrigan
Sox
Yankees
Wild William
Donovan
Ackley Wins Long Game In Fourteen Innings
Ackley defeated Parkersburg 32 to 0 in a marathon tenacity battle that stretched into the fourteenth inning. Tones and Steffens pitched for Ackley while Friesman and Thomas teamed for Parkersburg, with the winning run scoring after two were retired.
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Ackley
Parkersburg
Steffens
Friesman
Thomas
Winthrow Rupert Peet visits in Winthrop notices
Rupert Peet returns from Chillicothe Missouri to work at the depot. Mrs. Ollie Rundell visits Winthrop with her father J P Ferguson. Birth of a daughter to Fay Peck and wife. Alfred Heywood of Windes and five sons. Funeral held for Alfred Heywood with Rev Clyde Holland officiating. Fresh eating animals have better sense of smell than vegetables.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Geneva
Wis
Adelaide Gertrude Benedict
John
Manson
Tra
William
Rouleau
Sask
Howard
Firestone
Lester
Yellowgrass
Rolland
Clyde Holland
Fairview Cemetery
Julie Ball Jr Dies in Vinton at 27 Years
Julie B Ball Jr died at his parents home in Vinton on Tuesday afternoon. Born May 27, 1888, he studied in Vinton schools and briefly attended the Naval Academy at Annapolis, later studying mechanical drafting. He married Frances M Syples of Marion on Oct 4, 1912 and lived on farms near Wheaton Illinois before returning to his parents' home due to ill health from tuberculosis. He is survived by his wife and 11 month old daughter, his parents, three brothers and one sister. Interment was Evergreen cemetery.
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Vinton
Julie B. Ball
J. A. Ball
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Rrances M. Syples
Marion
Wheaton
Tubercuis
Ehearly
Baptist Church
Catholic Church
Dughter
Evergreen
Cat Burkey
Trinidad
Colo
Guy Thompson
California
Thompson
Burkey
Thoroypsons
Chester Bunten
Putnam County
Indiana
Montana
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Minnesota
Dakotas
Bunten
New Century Club
C.C. Christians
Center Point News Briefs from May 14
Frank Neils' young son injured a finger in an automobile wheel incident. Mrs. John Munger, daughter of G Rowley, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Dr. G Yaunt left Cedar Valley Road duties to join Shaver. Sunday school convention benefits noted with Dr. Knight's address. Pearl Lyman's son injured by car door. Mrs. Wm Reynolds ended a two month visit with her father at Waukon. Mrs. A Nelson of Waterloo was ill.
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Center Point
Frank
Neils
John Munger
Rowley
Cedar Rapids
Trnraday
G. Yaunt
Cedar Val Road
Shaver
Knight
Pearl Lyman
Wm. Reynolds
Waukon
A. Nelson
Waterloo
Mooreville notes several residents visiting relatives and farming activity
Mooreville May 13 Cortney Meeker and family of La Porte City visited relatives here. Frank Frost and family were in Waterloo. Chas Leo of Dysart contacted relatives. Joel Nayward helps with farm work. Farmers plant corn this week. Mayor Smith of La Porte City visited Mooreville in a new car with family. Mr and Mrs Hayward shopped in Waterloo. Mrs C Hayward and family also shopped. Thomas family welcomed a baby girl born to Harry Thomas in Minnesota.
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Mooreville
Cortney Meeker
la Porte City
Frank Frost
Waterloo
Chas. Leo
South
Dysart
Joel Nayward
Mr. Bader
D. McIntyre
Peter McInntyre
la Forte
W. W. Smith
la Porte Ciy
Harry Thomias
Minnesota
Jesse Bond
Porto City Sunday Visitor Returns Home to Staunton
Mr Dowd and his parents, who have spent weeks visiting in this state, have returned to Staunton, WL. The family notes seasonal work and lingering plans near the farm in the area.
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Porto City
Mr. Dowd
Lave
Staunton
WL. Gee. Wallace
I. JU
C. WW. Baynard
Weekend Social Circles and Local Travel Highlights
May 12 edition reports Mr. and Mrs. RoW. Chadwick and Miss Ludaraey visiting in Waterloo. P. Jd. Frost and family from Waysle Center spent Sunday at the Fy Trainer home. C.8. Strubel and John Gil families visited Port City. A. N. Realogie returned from Mt. Morris by auto. Mrs. C. Zimmerman spent the week at the B. Brough home. An English railroad bridge features automated wind gauges for danger signals. Court house employees witnessed the events.
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N. Wp
Chadwick
Miss Ludaarey
J. George
Wasterloo
P. Jd. Frost
Waysle Center
Help the Stomach Digest Your Food
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative that relieves constipation without gripping or cramping. It claims rapid action, suitability for children and the elderly, and offers free trial bottles by writing to Dr W Caldwell at 462 Washington St, Monticello, Tas.
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Caldwell
W. BR
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