Grounders review of early 1910s baseball notes in Kansas City
Kansas City sports brief covers volatile trades between Managers Doolin and Griffith over a four player deal, Doolin’s resignation, and the national commission review. Mentions include plans for Omaha’s $20 000 baseball plant, Billy Papke’s boxing in Australia, and college football prep for Cedar Falls and West High. Also notes Walter Johnson’s Coffeyville homecoming banquet and Red Faber’s potential early major league leave. Johnny Kling’s Chicago Cubs stance and possible third league move conclude the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Rourke
Omaha
Fogel and Hermann Clash Over Philadelphia Cincinnati Trade
The baseball commission faces a tug of war as Fogel and Hermann lock horns over a potential Philadelphia Cincinnati deal that remains unresolved and unsettled.
Fogel Declares Phillies In Good Standing amid Trade Fight
Philadelphia manager Horace Fogel telegraphed National League President Lynch urging warning to Cincinnati's Herrmann to stop tampering with Phillies players who he says are in good standing. Herrmann replied that the agreement between managers Griffith and Doo is binding and to be reviewed by authorities, with Cincinnati claiming title to four players and negotiating for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doolin
Philadelphia Nationals
Griffith
Cincinnati Reds
Fogel
National Commission
Philadelphia
Horace §. Fogel
National League Baseball Club
Thomas Lynch
National Organzation
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Herrmann
Lobert
Paskett
Beebe
Rowan
Cincinnati
McQuillen
Moren
Bates
Grant
Lst
Herrman
Dooa
Fewer Ducks Than Hunters Sparks Third Major League Talk
Chicago report details Dan Fletcher’s push for a new third major league with ninety two players ready to back the venture. Traders claim parks planned in Chicago and other cities, while Kling signals interest and a Kansas City promoter dispute stirs swapping of Cubs ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dan Fletcher
Abraham Lincoln
Fletcher
Wletcher
Athletic
al Tearney
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
St. Louis
Johnny Kling
Cubs
Toledo
Kling
West Side Machine
New Cedar Rapids Y raises 56339 for M CG AL building
Cedar Rapids Evening Press reports residents reached 56339 in eight days for a new M CG AL building. Women contributed 36845, men 342120, miscellaneous 7668, with nearly 1300 pledged on the final day. A telegram from Rev. W A Sunday sent 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Evening Press
W. A. Sunday
Peacock Jewelry House Promotes Value and Guide
The Peacock jewelry house, famous for seventy three years, urges customers to trust their name behind gold and silver wares. It offers a free Shopping Guide featuring Paris London and Vienna wares at moderate prices and invites visits to their Chicago store for surprising value. A postal request earns the guide. Foxock's Royal Silver Polish is advertised.
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House of Peacock
Peacock's
Paris
London
Vienna
Chicago
Postal
Foxock
Wlcn
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Busby
Fam
Lee Shubertine
Aida Johnson Young
Broadway
Lizzie
Sellius
afeVitty-Carpenter Co
Rosalind
Red Gate
Geo. Middleton
Meredith Nicholson
Lecomte and Flesher
Morey Stock
Miss Eva Sargent
Fritz
General Sporting News
Old
K. C
Poke
Davenport Times
Quincey
Quincy
Billy Papke
Illinois Thunderbolt
Australia
Williams
Victoria
East High
Cedar Falls
Sted Cedar
West High
Football Warriors
Coe College
Waterloo East High
Waterloo
Walter Johnson
Coffeyville
Kan
Dubuque
Red
Faber
Pirates
Jawn
Johnny
Piffie Kid
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Gertrude R. Bayless
Locust St.w
C.D. Pedersen
Consolidated
Jefferson Street
Ralph A. Dunkelberg
W. 4Th St
LYMAN
Federal Bloc
Park Avenue
Mabel Ettinger
West Fourth Street
Minnie, Harrison
Independence Town
Dhone
KC. Weigert
Svening and Gunday By
Pointment
Fogel and Fermann
UJ. Fleigher
Albert ER. Gibson
Galloway- Gibson Investment Company
Grant County
South Dakota
R. B. Raines
Ruth
Independence
Emmargene Edwards
Susan T. Campbell
W. H. Morse
Huntsman
Wapste
New Cedar Rapids “Y
Wangler Bros
H. W. Taggart
J. B. Young & Co
the People's Store
Frank C. Krueger
East Fourth Street
Lamb
Connecticut
Frank C. Kruecer
C.D. Peacock
Fe, Price & Co
Ema
Tibbitts
the Potiomome Music House
DR. Ben
Everall
Marsh-Place
T. A. McManus, M. D. Eye
Glasse
Commercial Bank Building
DR. Walter
Black Hawk
E.t.jaynes
Black Hawk Bank
Dr. C. A. Waterbury
Russell Lamson
J. E. Brinkman
Suite
Black Hawk National Basic
DR. F.C. Liffring
Lafayette
Bodwell
E. A. Hunt
J. R. Scott
Ida M. Scott
Frailiteg
R. D. Tiffany
Consolidated Service
Black Hawk Bask
Clinton Shockley
Fieer
Mortimer B. Cleveland
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