Johnny Castle Leads Quincy Speed Boys Past Shannon Field 4 0
Johnny Castle's Quincy Speed Boys defeated the visiting team 4 to 0 at Shannon Field yesterday. Louie Trotter pitched superbly, fanning three in the first inning and allowing only four hits. Castle and Galvin sparked the offense with key doubles and timely runs, while Rube Schlansker held the visitors to seven hits as his team mounted a late rally that never produced a run.
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Louie Trotter
Rube Schlansker
Johnny Castle
Quincy Speed Boys
Bloomington
Shannon Field
Trotter
Scott’ ‘Lucas
Charley Jackson
Lindsay
Warriors
Licas
Galvin
Louie
Lucas
Midway
Wm. Zimmerman
O'Berta
Richmond
Schlansker
Rube
Sherer
Johnny
Schinandt
St. Louis Browns
Jackson
O’berta
Castles
Thas
Walter Galvin
Rome
Nick Kahl
George Boelzle
Haves
Castle
Downey
Chuck O'Brerta
Dang
Franke
Golvin
Davenport
Schmandt
Viner
Archie Till
Arch
Kahl
Clagsle
Nough
the _ kame
Hingin
Quicy
Satan
Stutz
O'Neil
Quincy
Jala
Nick
Donica
Walter Golvin
Hill
Boelztle
Dowley
Boelzler
The
Mighty
Casey
Roy Sherer
O'Neal
Germany
Ross Castle
Shannon
Chuck O'Berta
Blue Hose Win Plow Boys Lose in Extra Innings
In Davenport Iowa Keller and Scanlon starred as Davenport edged the Plow Boys 3 to 2 after ten innings. The teams traded innings with Davenport breaking a scoreless tie in the later frames. Batteries: Keller and Kerns for Davenport Scanlon and Meyer for Plow Boys. In Peoria Alabama Peoria beat Decatur 2 to 1 on Stellbauer s two run double in the first. Batteries: Tensingre Gard for Peoria Powers Munch for Decatur.
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Davenport
Iowa
U Keller
Scanlon
Keller
Kerns
Ccanlon
Meyer
Peoria
Decatur
Stellbauer
Ms Or-H. E
Ténsere
Gard
Powers
Munch
Rockford Beats Moline 3-0 in Four-Run First
Rockford jumped to a four run surge in the opening inning and added one more in the fifth while Moline was unable to score. Final score Rockford 3, Moline 0. Lamaline pitched for Rockford with Jacobs behind the plate and Dobbins catching for Moline.
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Moline
Rockford
Selby
Lamfine
Os R. HE
T.ces
Lamaline
Jacobs
Dobbins
New York Yankees Rally To Defeat Chicago In Ninth
Caldwell bested Benz in a pitchers duel as New York defeated Chicago 2 1. Boone opened the ninth with a double and scored after Benz fumbled a sacrifice bunt. Caldwell struck out Fournier three times as the Yankees won their second meeting with the White Sox this season.
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Chicago
Murphy
Weaver
E. ‘Collins
Nee
Fournier
J.collins
Felsch
Mayer
Cc A
Blackburne
Wee
Benz
New York
Boone
Pipp
Boston Red Sox CliP Win Over Tigers 4 1
Boston American reports Boston defeated Detroit 4 to 1. The Red Sox collected their runs in the fourth inning off Cuveleskie, with Cobb racing to third on a bunt then scoring on Crawford's single after Cady's misplay.
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Boston
Boston American
Detroit
Red Sox
Cuveleskie
Cobb
Cady
Crawford
Browns Win in Final After Ninth Inning Rally
In Washington on July 31 St Louis broke a tie in the ninth to even the series with Washington 8 to 3. Singles by Walker Howard and Severeid plus Howard stealing second produced the decisive runs. Final lines show St Louis 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 5 Washington 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 3 9 Batteries Hamilton and Severeid Gallia Boehling and Henry.
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Browns
Washington
St. Louis
Walker
Howard
Severeid
Aith Howard
Ural E. St. Lumié
Washinton
Hamilton
Gallia
Boehling
Henry
Philadelphia Wins 1 to 0 Over Cleveland
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 1 to 0 in a pitchers’ duel as Wyckoff limited the visitors to 28 batters. Harstad and ONeill worked for Cleveland, Wyckoff and Lapp for Philadelphia. J A Crawford of Philadelphia visited Hannibal yesterday.
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Wyckoff
Harstad
Cleveland
Secrer
Ree
O'Neill
Lapp
J.A. Crawford
Hannibal
New champs crowned in Illinois Missouri Iowa tennis tourney
Burlington Iowa July 31 A three class tennis tourney concluded with new champions. T E Musselman Quincy Mil won the men singles over George Stuart Neponset Ill 6 0 6 2 6 1. Musselman and Hamilton Milwaukee defeated Vernon Prairie Du Chien Wis and Stuart 6 3 6 3 6 3 amid a protest. Pearl Newby Burlington won women singles by beating Mrs P B Fleming Burlington 6 3 6 1. Dr Smith Payette Mo and Miss Hedge Burlington won mixed doubles 6 1 6 1. Dr Yant Burlington defaulted to Ellsworth Ottumwa in the consolation.
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Iowa
T. E. Musselman
Quincy
Mil
George Stuart
Neponset
Til
Musselman
Hamilton
Milwaukee
Vernon
Prairie Due Chien
Wis
Stuart
Ill
Mayer
Mus
Selman
National Association
Pearl’ Newby
P. B. Fleming
Dr. Smith
Payette
Miss Hedge
Obear
St. Louis
Miss Fleming
Dr.Yant
Ellsworth
Ottumwa
Musselman Dominates Tri-State Meet In Burlington
Reports from Burlington describe a dominant performance by Musselman at the Tri-State tournament. He won the singles title, shared the doubles crown, and was elected president of the association while fellow local figures like Huffy Hoffman drew praise for their game. The report notes strong plays and a colorful scene around the event, with observers in Peoria weighing in on coverage.
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Musselman
Association
Burlington
Weathered double header preview rounds up Boston teams and players
This afternoon two game slate features Quincy and Blooring ton with Mark Ligbee and Oapusing Richmond on the mound for Quincy and a new hurler for the opposition. Boss Lindsa sends to the block as Peoria visits for three games starting today. Report highlights include Wallie Galvin’s fine defense and baserunning for Quincy, and Spriggan’s recent coast $20,000 stake defeat by Miss Perfection at Davenport.
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R. A
Bush
Cobb
Crawford
Veach
If Burns
Young
Stanage
Coveleskie
McAhee Steen
Lee
Awe Ein
Boston
Jeatns Hooper
Barry
Es Speaker
Lewis
Gardner
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O.ale ‘Castle
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Sherer
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Burns Stutz
Caveleskie
Kahl
Spatend
Foster
Zalvin
Reed
Steen
Hill
Wee Ewer Ee
Cove- Boclazle
Leskie
Trotter
Wee Seer
Bloomington
Rwa E Fackson
Lindsay
A Lucas
Bea
Richmond
O'Berta
Pee Enter Neil
Sere News
Downey
Ly Sehlansker
Jmnings
Ouiney Yeas
Castre
Jackson
Schmandt
Dang
Galvin
Schlansker
Tretter
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Mark Ligbee
Bietman
Speed Boys
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Peoria
Spriggan
Pacific Coast
Miss Perfection
Davenport
California
Braves Defeated Again by Herzog’s Redlegs in Series
Chicago and New York split a doubleheader in Chicago. The locals won 7 to 3 behind a Williams homer and clustered hits off Mathews. The visitors answered 9 to 2 as New York built an early lead with Cheney’s control issues and Brainerd’s triple, with Ritter driving in runs as Chicago gathered two more hits off Tesreau.
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New York
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Williams
Ritter
Vaughn
Cheney
Brainerd
Pierce
Zabel
Tesreau
AB. R. H.O. Ae
Burns
Q Robertson
Doyle
Fletcher
Merkle
Beffe
Lohert
Snodgrass
Doomn
Babbington
Wulgaes
ALD AB
R. H.O
Fisher
Schul
McLarry
Rit- Struckter
Zimmerman
Byy Y Vaughn
Klein and Cockill
Rhe New
Wyork
Chicago Seklee
Tesreau and
Meyers
Wendell Cheney Pierce Zabel
Archer
Reds Triumph to Take Final Game in Series
Cincinnati beat Boston 5 to 3 in the fifth and final game as Rudolph pitched effectively through seven innings before fading in the eighth. Cincinnati’s two costly errors allowed two runs. Dodgers drop two to Pirates 5 to 0 and 5 to 4 in Pittsburgh, Mammaux steady in relief after Wagner steals home. tense extra frames feature double by Collins and Hinchman for the winning run in the second game. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh players listed with scoring details and batteries.
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Cincinnatt
Cincinnati
Rudolph Hard
Boston Today
Dale
Dodgers
Pirates
Wagner
R. H. Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Appleten
Miller
Mammaux
Gibson
Schang
Chicago
Newark
Moran
Campbell
Schaeffer
R.H.E. Newark
Brandon
Moseley
Rariden
Black
Wilson
R. H.E. Newark
Kaiserling
McConnell and
Fischer
Sanford Burk
American Association
Bluejacket
Ae . R.hle
Brooklyn
Finneran
Simon
Burk
Knetzer
O’connor
Davenport Performs Great Feat in Doubleheader
St Louis and Buffalo split a July 31 doubleheader with Davenport pitching two complete games, one 1–0 win and a 1–0 loss across 18 innings with five hits allowed. Chicago split a Newark doubleheader, Newark winning the second 3–2 after Moran struggle. Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 5–4, Burk overwhelmed Bluejacket in relief.
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Davenport
St. Louis
Buffalo
R.H.E. Buffalo
Schultz
Allen
Hartley
Chapman
R. H.E. Buffalo
Lafitte
Bedient
Ned Blair
National League Results From Yesterday
Scores from yesterday show Chicago defeating New York 7 to 3 and 2 to 9 in doubleheaders. Pittsburgh shutout Brooklyn 53 0 then 4 to 16 innings. St Louis beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 and 0 to 8. New York edged Chicago 2 to 1. Boston beat Detroit 4 to 1. Cleveland 0, Washington 3, St. Louis 5. Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 3.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklin
St. Louis
Philadelphia
St. _ Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Federal League Scores and Results Summary
The Federal League split results across multiple city matchups. St Louis edged Buffalo 1 to 0, then Buffalo won 1 to 0. Chicago defeated Newark 7 to 5, and then Newark won 3 to 2. Kansas City beat Baltimore 2 to 1, and Kansas City also won 2 to 1 while Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2.
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Federal’ League
St. Louis
Buffalo
St.Louis
Chicago
Newark
Kansas City
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Where They Play Today Three T League Bloomington at Quincy
Bloomington faces Quincy in the Three-T League while Peoria travels to Decatur. Other games are not scheduled.
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We le Pet
Davenport
See
Ee Et
Moline Ae de Ees
Eee Ee
Quincy
Decatur
Wee Ee
Bloomington
Rockford
Peoria Ee Ate
Freeport
Seme
Peoria
Baseball Box Score Fragment Shows Player At Bats And Walks
Fragmentary box score lists Clarke Rudolph Maranville and Schmidt with walks by Rudolph Davis Dale and others. Notes hits by Rudolph and Davis with outs by Rudolph and Dale. Umpires Byron and Eason, time 11 5.
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Rudolph
Maranville
Schmidt
Davis
Dale
Byron
Eason
William wins Detroit free-for-all pace at grand circuit week
William outpaced direct competition to win the $5,000 free-for-all pace in two of three heats on the final day of Detroit grand circuit. The 2:03 pace and 2:12 trot also showcased strong performances, with directum and Lettie Lee among other top finishers. Protests over racing conduct were rejected as judges ruled no cause for complaint.
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Mich
William
Directum
Flower - Direct
Anna Bradford
Directum I
Flower Direct
Anna
Bradford
Marvin
Murphy
Strentch
Lettie Lee
Margaret Druien
Ruthmel
Cox
Eno
Stetch
Braden
Hotel Ponchartrain
B.m
Moko
White
B. m
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Peter the Great
Rythmel
Shank
Star Winter
McDonald
Tune
Eno, Cho
Flora
William, B. Hb
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Bundy Defeats Brown For Southern California Tennis Title
Mrs Bundy from Los Angeles defeats Miss Mary Brown 6-1 6-2 in the women's finals of the Southern California tournament at LONG REACH Cal July 31. Brown suffers first defeat in three years after winning three national doubles and singles titles.
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Long Reach
Cal
Mes. Thomas
C. Bundy
Sutton
Los Angeles
Miss Mary
Brown
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