Detroit Triumphs 3 2 Over White Sox In Wild Finish
Detroit wins 3 to 2 over Chicago as Jackson mishap allows Stanage to score the winning run. Crawford and Cobb absent sick. Dauss pitched well for Detroit. Danforth struggled in relief for Chicago.
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E. Collins
Fournier
Felsch
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MceMullen
Danforth
Seattoop Oncjaebeaene
Russell
Leibold Oo
Terry
Scott
AB. R.H.O. Ale
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Young
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Dr King's New Discovery Health Cure for Coughs
Many suffer through fall to spring with frequent colds and coughs. Dr King's New Discovery promises near instant relief by stopping hacking coughs and soothing inflamed airways. A 6 oz bottle is recommended and praised by customers like W. Jesseman of Franconia New Hampshire. Money back not satisfied but it nearly always helps.
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Dr. King
Indiana Beats Illinois 2 to 1 in Extras
Indiana defeated Illinois 2 to 1 in Bloomington as Gunkle weakened in the 12th inning. Ridley held the visitors to two hits, with Ridley and Schmidt behind Indiana and Gunkle and Bradley for Illinois. The box score shows Indiana 001 000 000 001 and Illinois 000 000 001 000.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Gunkle
Ridley
R.H.E
Schmidt
Bradley
Minnesota U M club to aid athletes and bureau plan
Thirty one former Minnesota athletes with M emblems plan to cooperate with the University M club undergraduates to form an employment bureau for Gopher athletes and to contact promising athletes at minor schools about advantages at the university. Dr L J Cook aims to organize a state gymnastic society with Carleton Macalester Hamline St Johns St Olaf Gustavus Adolphus Luther seminary St Thomas Concordia invited to join. The Northwestern gymnastic events differ from Western Intercollegiate and Minnesota U men, two weeks before, feel handicapped for the big meet.
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University of Minnesota
University “M” Club
L. J. Cook
University of Minesota
a_ state gymnastic society
Northwestern Gymnastic Society
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Macalester
Hamline
St. Johns
St. Olaf
Gusavus Adolphus
Luther Seminary
St. Thomas
Concordia College
Gopher
Northwestern Society
Minnesota
Deer dies after shipping to Decatur park enclosure
Two deer sent from Quincy to Decatur’s Fairview Park survived transit initially. Billy the buck suffered internal injuries after being squeezed in a crate and died Thursday morning. Kate the doe remained frightened but not as badly hurt and park custodian Mr. Torrence plans to obtain more deer to comfort her this summer.
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Decatur
Fairview Park
Billy
Kate
Quincy
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Decatur Park
John Andrew
Soldiers
Fairview
Dinneen
Torrence
Andrew
Bill
Wabash
Express
Day In Congress Met At Slam And Postponed Action
Judiciary committee again postponed action on Brandeis nomination. Sisal investigation continued. Resumed discussion of good roads bill providing federal aid on state projects. Adjourned at 6 03 p m to noon Saturday. Met at 11 a m Consideration of agricultural appropriation bill providing forestry problems resumed. Detention of Samuel Schwartz by British authorities raised in resolution of inquiry introduced by Rep Bennett. Adjourned at 5 32 p m to 11 a m Saturday
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Judiciary Committee
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Sisal
Samuel Schwartz
Bennett
Castlemen Meet Hannibal Today In Season Opener
Quincy baseball fans expect a Three Eye league season opener at League Park with the Castlemen versus the Hannibal Missouri Mules. Wet grounds delayed practice but both teams are ready to provide afternoon amusement as local lineups include Seifert, Vogel, Mueller, Beatty, Shaver, Lingle, Heizer, and Prendergast in a likely attendance draw.
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League Park
Castlemen
Hannibal Missouri Mules
Waring
Hannibal
Hannibal Sport
Galvin
If Seifert
Sb. Vogel
Mueller
Ss. Castle
Beatty
Shever
Rf Brewer
T. Sundheim
Oh Bassoloni
Ef. Danner
Ss. Morrison
If Boyle
Shaver
First Tri- Lamp circuit game in Quincy tonight
Admission is 25 cents for the opener as season tickets won’t be on sale until league start. Ross Shannon notes tickets disappear tonight, making this the last chance for three-cent baseball in Quincy.
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Ross Shannon
Quincy
Hunters Oppose March 10 End For Migratory Birds
Members of the Illinois Hunters and Game Protective League meeting at Hotel Quincy rejected a Bureau of Agriculture proposal to permit migratory bird hunting until March 10. They urged a March 31 end instead. W P Bancroft of the federal department spoke, and two delegates were named to attend the Illinois Sportsmen's League meeting in East St. Louis.
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Ilinois Hunters and Game Protective League
Quincy
Bureau of Agriculture
W. PF. Bancroft
Federal Agricultural Department
Illinois Sportsmen's League
Mimo
East St. Louis
The Turning Worm Funnyman Exchange
Postal clerk and a lady joke about buying an automobile as she laments a departed aunt and Uncle Josh jokes about his lost money. An insurance agent quips to get enough coverage to be insured again by future agents.
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Pirates Crush St Louis. Harmon Hurls Powerful Game
Hannibal notes trim roster as Waring cuts two more players David Puckkette and Wideman. Manager plans further releases and reshuffles to shape infield and pitching staff. Candidates for first base include Steve Brewer and Jack Beatty with Brewer eyed for outfield. Darringer linked to second base bid. players Hoelscher and Seiffert duel at third.
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Hannibal
Ted Waring
David Puckkette
Kansas Indian
Wideman
Waring
Hannibal Baseball Association
Galvin
Keller
Taylor Burnham
Dark
Rollo Darringer
Edward Hoeelscher
St. Louis
Leo Seiffert
Chicago
Seiffert
Hoelscher
Trannibal
Hroelscher
Dubuque
New York Falls Before Phillies in Dusty Tilt
Sacrifice hit by Bancroft, a double play started Raiiden to McKechnie, and New York left seven on base to Philadelphia's six. Errors favored Philadelphia twice, with six walks for Demaree and three for Anderson. Pitchers Anderson and Demaree struck out six and two respectively as umpires Kiem and Emslie timed the 2:04 game.
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McKechnie
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Philadelphia
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Demaree
Kiem
Emslie
Hichman
Viox
Hinchman
Wagner
Schmidt
Betzel
Johnston
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Pittsburgh
Steel
Lingue
Hall
Williams
Schultz
Stall
Harmon
Byron
Quigley
STATE LABOR HEADS TO QUINCY FOR CONVENTION PLANS
President John Walker and Secretary Victor Olander of the Illinois State Federation of Labor will visit Quincy on Tuesday May 16 to meet the general committee on arrangements for the October 16 to 21 convention. Walker will speak at Labor temple in the evening and Olander may give a brief address. The venue decision and the convention details will be finalized during the visit.
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John Walker
Victor Olander
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Quincy
Walker
Labor Temple
Olander
Trades and Labor Assembly
Theodore Bisser
Oscar Trine
Canada May Take Summary Action on Great Lakes Sailors
Washington April 22 The Lake Carriers' Association reports Canada may remove enemy nation sailors from American ships on the Great Lakes touching a Canadian fort. State Department investigates. Carriers warn such a step would deepen seamen shortages amid many Germans and Austrians aboard. No proof or details were supplied.
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Cleveland
Lake Carriers’ Association
Canada
Great Lakes
State Department
Missouri Nationals Beat St Louis 8 to 0 in Pittsburgh
Wagner hits two triples as Missouri Nationals shutout St Louis 8 to 0. Harmon limits the visitors to two hits while Pittsburgh players post multiple hits and runs, with Viox homering and Hichman Schmidt Wagner notching key extra-base hits.
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Harmon
Pittsburgh
ABR
H.O.A.E Bescher
POS Ee
Brottom St
Becksber Smith
Miller Peewee
Betzel
Hornsby
SS Gonzales
Steel Tee
Butler
Williams
P Bete
AB H.C.E Johnston Ib Ten
Not Quincy Man’s Son Kiefer Misidentification Cleared
Quincy friends learn a Kansas City street car crash victim was a man with a similar name. The Quincy Kiefer family feared association with the accident until telegrams confirmed the Kansas City victim was not the Quincy man, a son of Robert Kiefer of New York. The confusion eased after confirmation.
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Kiefer
Kansas City
Quincy Man
Robert Kiefer
New York
Gardner
Amusements Moving Pictures Scene Highlights
The column lists film showings and stars across several venues including John Lorenz in Sonny Jim's First Love Affair Blanche Sweet in The Last Drop of Water and Savoy featuring The Bruiser with Wm Russell and Charlotte Burton Belasco Cyril Scott in Not Guilty plus Current Events a Reel Newspaper Colonial Avarice Star Railroad and Comedy and Amusements Moving Pictures showcases.
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Sonny Jim
Blanche Sweet
Savoy
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Wm. Russell
Charlotte Burton
Belasco
Cyril Scott
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