Grounders on Rule Change and Baseball Banquet Anecdotes
General Sporting News discusses a proposal to alter rules to let pitchers escape time at bat and notes player movements such as Dave Rowan purchasing Pitcher Fletcher. The piece recounts a Waterloo leader Dr Kroll at a Chicago banquet with baseball notables, plus various league rumors and remarks from figures like Murphy, Tearney, and Herrmann.
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Evers Agrees to Naval Academy Coaching After Protracted Talks
John Evers will coach the Naval Academy baseball squad at Annapolis next winter and spring despite ongoing contract questions with manager Chance. He accepts a liberal offer, plans to work February to May, and will also appear at the College theatre before reporting. Meanwhile Dave Altizer to wed Margaret Ward and depart for California. The arbitration board ruled Louisville and Omaha must restore players and funds amid mixed reactions to the decision.
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Eckersall Names Hyland Second On Conference Team
Walter Eckersall of the Chicago Tribune selects Mark Hyland of the state university for second place among conference fullbacks and omits University of Chicago players from the first team. The lineup lists players from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana, Illinois, Northwestern, and Iowa with several Minnesotans among starters. A second team includes Chicago and Indiana selections with Hyland noted as fullback on the second unit. Meritol Tonic Digestive ad copy follows.
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Indiana
1910 Football Fatalities and Injuries Across Colleges
Chicago reports fourteen deaths and forty serious injuries in 1910 despite new rules aimed at safety. Concussions were common and open field tackles caused most injuries. Several schools canceled remaining games after fatalities this season.
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Saturday Four KALLE Results Across Colleges
Football and track style scores from Western Colleges to High Schools show Western Reserve, Case, Ohio teams, and rivals posting varied margins. Notable wins include University of Colorado 44 over State Agricultural College and West Point 47 over Trinity with several shutouts across multiple conferences.
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Western eleven selections spark college legends
The Chicago Record-Herald lists an all Western eleven with players from Michigan Minnesota Indiana and Wisconsin including Michigan Benbrook guard and Minnesota McGovern at quarterback. The piece pairs with a reflective note on preserving old love letters and keepsakes amid modernization. A Wichita Beacon aside notes a promotional event at Ellis hall with a Grand Kirmesse.
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Mastering Billiard Bridges for Beginners by Hoppe
World champion Hoppe explains that correct bridge, cue handling, and stroke are essential for any level. He presents the nurse, draw, offhand masse, and close draw bridges with guidance on grip and posture to enable smooth, accurate play and avoid poor habits.
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New York
Wile Hoppe
Booster Bowlers Defeated in Dubuque Bowling Trip
Waterloo Rollers led by Herman Paul posted strong numbers but lost both matches in Dubuque. Paul averaged over 200 and top score 225 as Dubuque players led by Jett hit 245 in one game. The Booster team won a 973-pin high game on Paul alleys but lost the match 2,683 to 2,535.
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Fair Proposition of a Comic Playwright
A popular comedian and playwright praised the humor in suggestions saying it is funnier to suggest than to say it aloud. He noted suggestion pregnant with meaning makes a child’s quip about aiding in arithmetic lesson and the father learning where the mother hid his trousers especially funny.
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