Young in Fine Form as Bloomers Fall to Quincy
Quincy won 4 to 3 after bunched hits in the third and fifth innings. Schmandt tripled for Bloomers, Tyree and Young sparked the visitors with timely hits, Galvin added a double, and a series of errors fueled the rally. Donica and Schmander singled late for Quincy.
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Bloomington
Aug
Quincy
Bloomers
Schmandt
Jack
Tyree
Young
Galvin
Watson
Rollo Darringes
Foley
Kyle
R. Darringer
Donica
Schmand
Schlansker
AB. R. H.O Golvin
Casstle
Cf Sas
Seey Scherer
Rf Trainor
Tna
Turner
Alin Ty Sette
Jacks
Pretin
Quincy _is
Summmary
Schmandt Watson
Darringer
Quincy Baseball Campaign Seeks Public Support for Local Club
The Three-Eye league and local club director Don Struthers along with Charles Adelpohl push a ticket campaign to show Quincy residents want baseball. Tickets sell for $1, the team improves and may contend for the pennant next season, with Johnny Castle guiding a stronger squad.
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Quincy
Don Struthers
Charles Adelpohl
Johnny Castle
Speeders
Muscatine Takes Opening Game In Cedar Rapids Series
Central Association game summary shows Muscatine beating Cedar Rapids 4 to 3 in eight innings as Flanagan shuts down the Bunnies until the fifth. Messenger and Byers handle the catching duties. Flanagan and Hruska star for Muscatine.
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Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Messenger
Bunnies
Flanagan
R.H.E. Muscatine
Hruska
Byers
Fort Dodge edges Waterloo 1 in ten innings
Costly errors by both teams marked a ten inning game in Fort Dodge on August 8. Horan homered to power the Dodgers over Waterloo 1-0. Batteries: Dashner Eriloff for Fort Dodge and Zackert Hoffman for Waterloo.
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Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dashner
Eriloff
Zackert
Hoffman
Musselman Qualifies At Burlington Meet
In the third round of the Iowa Missouri line tennis championship at Burlington on Monday five singles matches were played. Fenton of Ames beat Churchill 6 1 6 3, Beyer of Grinnell beat Ellsworth 6 4 6 2, Baker of Paterson beat Butler 6 2 6 0, Dyer of Ottumwa beat Epperson 7 5 6 2, Musselman of Quincy defeated Inskeep 6 4 6 0 in the second round. Pearl Newby of Burlington reached the women’s singles finals. Four third round matches remained unsettled.
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Burlinton
F. ©. Fenton
Ames
Warren Churchill
Burlington
N. L. Beyer
Grinnell
Ben Ellsworth
Ottumwa
Joe Baker
Paterson
N. J
Bob Butler
Spencer Dyer
A. B. Epperson
T. E. Musselman
Quincy
Inskeep
Hitter Delivers Lobert Drives Double With Bases Loaded
New York completed a three win out of four series against Chicago by winning 3 to 2. In the fifth, Lavender walked Rariden to load the bases and Lobert doubled after McGraw sent him in to bat for Schupp, clearing the bases. The four game set saw New York total only 13 hits yet win three games with three hits each.
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New York
Aug
Chicago
Lavender
Rariden
McGraw
Lobert
Schupp
AB Zeider
B.h.po. A
Mollwitz Rt
Mann
Zimmerman
Khelty
Eaves Ane
Salter Thane
Wortmin
Wilson
Archer
Illiott
Packard Ae
Seuton
Pste
Aes
Burns
Doyle
Aaa
Ilerzog
Robertson Rf
Kauff
Merkle Ib
Fletehe
Riariden
Sm Todelt
Testeau
Pest
Zeide Herzog Lobert
Bas —Salier
Moliwitz
Fletcher
Mollwitz
Llerington Doyle
Tesreau
Law
Ender
Seaton
Otter
Prendergast
Zelder
Merkle
Own
Tesreai
Boston Braves sweep Reds with two shutouts
Boston Nationals blank Cincinnati 2–0 in the first game and 6–0 in the second. Toney held Cincinnati to two hits in game one as Wilhoit and Maranville produced the only offense. In game two Mosely allowed six hits but Boston had timely hits to push across six runs.
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Boston
Boston Nationals
Cincinnati
Toney
Reds
Maranville
Wilhoit
Mosely
R.W.E
Boston Ee
Wingo
Barnes and
Blackburn
Better base running wins for Yankees over Cleveland
Superior base running gave New York a 3 to 2 victory as Stolen bases produced one run and Cleveland errors cost two. The deciding eighth inning run came on Peckinpaugh's double and Oldring's single. Cleveland chased Fisher but Shawkey pitched effectively against the Indians.
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Yankees
Cleveland
Aug. S
New York
Peckinpaugh
Oldring
Fisher
Shawkey
R.W.E
Fisher, Shawkey
Nanamaker
Bagby
Daly
Quincy Home Of Real Golf Says Chick Evans
Charles Chick Evans writes that Quincy Illinois claims a strong golf scene with Central Illinois champion Weems nicknamed Chink and runner up Stillwell from Quincy. The local team won the state team title as well, and the Quincy Country Club hosts a long established course with small hard greens and rough, offering a friendly but competitive environment for golfers in a scenic river valley.
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Charles
Chick) Evans
Quincy
Mississippi
Ilinois
Hlinois
Chicago
Weems
Newcomb Stillwell
Chick
Stillwell
Quincy Country Club
Ian
Whipple
Burrowes
Rogers
Missouri
General Lewis
Detroit Wins Contested 4 to 3 Over Athletics
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 ending a skid as Myers shines and Coveleskie falters. Haley allowed two bad innings, while Charles E. Hughes watched two innings of the game. Scoring details show Detroit 1 5 1 and Philadelphia 2 9 2 across innings.
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Detroit
Atitics
Aug
S.x.i
Philadelphia
Boston
Athletics
Meyers
Haley
Charles E. Hughes
R.wle
Myers and
Coveleskie and
Baker
Browns Take Sixth Place In American St Louis Aug
St Louis defeated Washington in ten innings to grab sixth place. Sisler doubled in the tenth to score Shotton after a single, giving St Louis the winning run. final score 7 2. Washington 000 000 020 0 St Louis 2 000 000 00x 7. Gallia Ayers Johnson Henry Ainsmith Weisman Groom Severeid Hartley.
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Browns
ST. Louis
Washington
Sisler
Shotton
Hughes campaign head to Chicago for reception luncheon
Charles F. Hughes, Republican presidential candidate, visited Chicago for a noon reception at the Plam them club. President Willcox arranged the reception as Kentucky’s S.A. Iert, long a GOP figure, and western branch officials met to discuss committee leadership and duties amid party central states discussions.
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Chicago
Aug
A. T
Charles F. Hughes
Huggins Uses Three Pitchers In Four Inning Win
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 5 to 3 as Huggins uses three pitchers in closing innings Niehoff collects three singles and a double in four at bats A game marked by scrambling pitching and late Philadelphia offense with key hits from Niehoff and Betzel versus St Louis pitching staff including Steele and Demaree
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ames
Huggins
Niehoff
Smith
Beck
Corhan
Ss . Bescher
Snyder
Paskett
Luderus
Bincroft
Demaree
Chalmers
Han
Killifer
Bancroft
Hornsby
Betzel
Miller
Steele
Lotz
Williams
O'Day
Eason
Sth
AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Lotz
YD Willams
Brottem
Lone
Ceseeeeeeeese
Dugey
DO Good
Cseseeaees
Whitted
C Chalmers
Cravath
Rescher
Cor- Louis
Antes
Wilson
Police Court Docket Tops Long Monday Session
Monday morning's police docket was the largest in months with fourteen cases before Police Magistrate Reardon. Several defendants were fined for peace disturbance and intoxication, while others faced resisting an officer charges or were discharged. Notables include Mabel Penny and May Locke fined for peace disturbance and Dollie Carrier for intoxication and property damage.
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Reardon
Mabel Penny
May Locke
Fifth
York Streets
Dollie Carrier
Fred Carrier
Mabel Toland
Pete Toland
Tolands
Edward Toland
Leo
Bertha Gathright
Toland
Gathrights
Henry Musholt
Noland
William Kroner
Henry Meyerand
Charles Smith
C. A. Moss
William Crooks
Motorcycle Accident at Galesburg District Fair
Aug. 8 at the Galesburg district fair a Fort Wayne rider, R. Fe. Hilliard, was seriously injured in a motorcycle race when a bursting tire hurled his machine into a fence. He suffered three fractured ribs and other injuries. Walter Br. Wanner of Keagsos was slightly hurt when his bike collided with Hilliard’s machine.
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Calesburg
R. FE. Wlilliard
Fort Wayne
Galesburg
Hilliard
Walter BR. Wanner
Kieagso Wis
Hillised
Kidney trouble relief with Foley Kidney Pills
Ambrose Gary of Sulphur Oklahoma states kidney trouble limited his movement for ten years. After starting Foley Kidney Pills three months ago he experienced relief from the first bottle and finished three, feeling like a new man with no harmful drugs. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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Ambrose Gary
Okla
Foley
Miller
Arthur
Club Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
District standings list teams and records across Bloomington Rockford Davenport and others with yesterday results and today games. Mentioned cities include Quincy Moline Davenport Rock Island and Hannibal with schedules alternating venues and a note on wet grounds at Peoria Hannibal. Also baseball scores show Omaha Des Moines Lincoln St Joseph and other Western League results.
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Bloomington
Quincey
Rockford
Moline
Rock Island
Davenport
Peoria-Hannibal
Quincy
Hannibal
Peoria
American Association
Omaha
Topeka
Des Moines
Wichita
Jincoln
St. Joseph
Peoria Beeen
Bloomington Ears
Hannibal Wee
Rockford Eetves
Moline Saeae Ae
Rock Island Eaves Wee
Davenport Omnes We
Defaults mar Western lawn tennis meet in Lake Forest
Eighteen defaults in round one and sixteen in round two cut the field for the men’s singles at the Western lawn tennis championship in Lake Forest. Only eight non Chicago players remain, with Maurice McLoughlin Kenneth Hawkes Clifford Lockhart Selford Stellwagen Ward Dawson George Northup and TI. Ts. Dyver still in contention. Ralph Burdick of Chicago beat L. J. Ashburn 7-6 7-? in a featured match as Chicago players stay active amid the heavy defaults.
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Lake Forest
Chicago
Maurice McLoughlin
Kenneth Hawkes
Los Angeles
Clifford Lockharn
Kansas City
Selford Stellwagen
White Sox overpower Red Sox to move atop league standings
Chicago won 7 to 1 over Boston as the White Sox outplayed the visitors at all stages. Leonard was hit hard but Russell received strong support, Hooper and Cady doubled, and Ness and Schalk figures highlighted key plays. The leaders table shows Chicago at 61 games, Boston 44, with winning percentages 581 and 569 respectively. Will Write Up County for Herman Steen of Prairie Farmer in Chicago.
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Chicago
White Sox
Ting Leonard
Russell
Hooper
Cady
Boston
Ness
County
Herman Steen
the Prairie Farmer of
Fanner
Rusk
Adams County
Steen
Barry
Jones
Lewis
Tener Gainer
Walker
Gardner
Seae
Wagner
Scott
Janvrin
Teeccune
Agnew
Leonard
McNally
aCady
J. Collins
Eaae Weaver
Ke Collins
Sacceere
Jackson iv
Nexs
Felsch
O Schalk Webs
McMullin
Teres
Sear
Chicaro
Wd Jackson
Ndy
EK Collins
Nese
C Hooper
L Tussell
BS Ins
Rchalk
E. Ci
Weaver
Coling
Mick—Toston
Jonex
Teonar
Lee Jones
Hildebrand
Does Sloan’s Liniment F E Rheumatism Story
Does Sloan’s Liniment ease rheumatism asks a user who credits a 23 cent bottle with relief. The testimonial claims neuralgia backache stiffness and general rheumatic pain improve after application. It promises fast warmth and soothing relief and urges buyers to purchase at any drug store for 25 cents.
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Sloan's
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Chicago Sunday Examiner
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