Quincy Routs Peoria In Wild Exhibition Baseball Game
Charlie Young limited Peoria to three hits and a 5 2 victory for the Castlemen as new infielders Stutz and Jacks join the lineup. Fans urged ticket sales as Quincy fans tasted a fast, crowdpleasing game with strong fielding and timely hitting.
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Two Good Pacers Uncovered At Kalamazoo Races
Kalamazoo Michigan August five reports the local grand circuit meeting concluding Friday with three events on the card. Lindsey driven by Lon McDonald won the Michigan Railway company purse of two thousand dollars in three heats with Brisac second and Grand Chimes third. Goldie C and Miss Rejected also scored in pace events won in three straight heats. Several stars head to Pittsburgh for next week’s racing. Grand circuit entries and best times noted.
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Lindsey
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Miss Rejected
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Pace
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Sox Winning Streak Broken as Washington Triumphs
Harry Harper held Chicago to two runs while Washington exploded for eight in the second game to snap the Nine’s nine game streak. first game ended 3-2 Chicago. Washington’s Wilbiams Benz and Russell fueled the rally while Chicago’s Harper absorbed the loss.
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One Cardinal Beaten by Philadelphia 3 To 1
Mead's wild pitching cost St. Louis as Philadelphia Bengals defeated the Cardinals 3 to 1 in Friday's game. Only one visitor reached base past second. Score by innings shows St. Louis two runs in the second and one in the fourth, Philadelphia three runs in the early and late innings.
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Meadows
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Hillifer
McInnis Juggles Ball to Power Cleveland Win
McInnis mishandled a thrown ball enabling Cleveland to score three runs in the second inning and defeat Philadelphia 5 to 2. Batteries: Sheehan Williams Haley for Philadelphia Beebe and O’Neill for Cleveland.
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O'Neill
Evers Out Of Braves Lineup As Boston Tops Reds
Boston defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 on Friday after a wild pitch by Scnetzer and a passed ball by Wuin allowed two runs. Evers sat out the Braves lineup with Fitepa trek at second. Score by innings: Cincinnati 010 000 010 and Boston 000 002 12x. Batteries: Knetzer Schulz and Win go Rudolph and Blackburn.
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Sherer
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Greeh- Eng
Foley
Galvin
Castlemen
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Blackburn
Hannibal Mules Win 6-0 Over Bloomington
Hannibal defeated Bloomington 6 to 0 as Whittaker pitched well and Hannibal scored across six innings. Needles and Simen provided support with batters contributing across the game in heavy afternoon heat in Bloomington.
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Jil
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Waring
Needles
Simen
Carlson Leads Blue Sox To One-Hit 6 1 Victory
Rockford Aug 5 Davenport managed only a single hit as Carlson pitched a one hit game to lift the locals to a 6 to 1 win. Batteries: Gunkel and Bremer for Rockford Carlson and Nem for Davenport.
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Til
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Bremer
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Nem
Marks Moline Showed Late Form in Five-Run Win
Marks allowed one hit as the locals scored five runs Friday. Rock Island managed six runs in a 6 to 5 decision. Rock Island 009 200 202 680. Moline 000 011 730 510. Batteries Marks and Vance. Beard and Doebhins.
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Rock Island
Vance
Beard
Doebhins
Western League Scores and Standings Snapshot
In the Western League updates, Omaha and St Joseph tied at 4. Sioux City beat Wishita and Lincoln, 2. Topeka earned 3 while Des Moines and Denver posted 4. The brief results reflect a mixed slate across cities with several close outcomes.
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Distillers battle in fog of errors and speed
A lively ball game described with many players like Jacks Foley and Golvin. The Islanders cut loose short help, trainers and fielding mishaps, and stalled double plays marked the inning. Foley’s hot stick produced two doubles and a single as LeClaire and Pechous miss the park, with Pechous sidelined by a Thursday injury.
Legg to Meet Hubbell in Trans Miss 36 Hole Final
In Minneapolis on August 5 Harry G. Legg of the Minikadha club Minneapolis and James Hubbell of the Golf and Country club Des Moines will square off today in a 36 hole trans Mississppi golf championship final after Legg won 8 up 7 and Hubbell survived a 37 hole match to beat Carl Piepho Cedar Rapids 1 up. Dudley Mudge St Paul and C B Terry Cedar Rapids reach the consolation final with Mudge beating McLaughlin Denver 6 5 and Terry defeating Tom Davis Dubuque Town 1 up. Howard McMillan Minneapolis won the presidents cup while U L Hankinson took the vice presidents cup and Rock Island’s W L Velie won the secretary’s cup. R F Mactavish Minneapolis captured the directors trophy.
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James Hubbell
Minneapolis
Minikadha Club
Golf and Country Club
Des Moines
Lege
C. P. Jaffray
Hubbell
Carl Piepho
Cedar Rapids
Dudley Mudge
St. Paul
C. BR. Terry
Mudge
M C. McLaughlin
Denver
Terry
Tom Davis
Dubuque
Town
Howard McMillan
U. L. Hankinson
W. L. Velie
Rock Island
HH. J. Eaton
Kansas City
R. F. Mactavish
St Louis Browns Move To Sixth With 6 1 Victory
St Louis won Friday's game 6 to 1 at St Louis to move into sixth place. Plank allowed two hits, one a home run by Gainer. It was St Louis's fourteenth straight win. Score by innings shows Ruth and Cady for St Louis and Plank and Severeid for the Browns.
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Westerwick leads Waterloo to 6–1 win over Fort Dodge
Westerwick pitched superbly Friday, fanning ten and driving in three runs with two hits as Waterloo beat Fort Dodge 6 to 1. Fort Dodge managed a lone run in the bottom of the third, while Waterloo added nine hits and capitalized on miscues to seal the victory.
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Brooklyn Extends Winning Streak in Pirates Series
Brooklyn Superbas win seventh straight, taking second game of Pirates series 2 to 0 in Brooklyn. Strong fielding kept Pittsburgh scoreless as the Pirates struggled against solid defense and pitching.
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Club Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results show Hannibal dominant at 13-1 while Peoria, Quincy, Rockford and others posted varied records. Today schedules include Peoria at Quincy, Rockford at Davenport, Hannibal at Bloomington, Rock Island at Afetine, plus several major league pairings across Detroit Chicago St. Louis New York Philadelphia Boston and Cincinnati.
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Tigers Beat New York 5 To 2 In Erratic Game
In an erratic contest on August fifth, Detroit defeated New York 5 to 2. Shawkey pitched well but three costly miscues, two by him and one by Bauman, led to five runs. Final line shows New York 002 010 010 and Detroit 200 012 02x with Dubuc Boland Stanage handling duties.
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Stanage
Chicago Bruins Triumph Over Giants 6-2 in Frantic Match
Chicago bats explode as Bruins topple the New York Giants 6 to 2 at New York Friday. Tesreau chased early, Schupp and Lavender strong on mound. Burns Merkle and Kauff spark the visitors offense with key hits and runs.
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Chica
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Secon
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Tesreau
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R. HW
GLA
Zeider
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Flack
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Earnell
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Plitcher
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Emsile
R. Eola
Doyle
Herzog
J Robertson
Rt Kauff
Cf Merkle
Fletcher
Rariden
J Anderson
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