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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1917

Page

13

Schalks Sacrifice Pushes Victory in late inning

Chicago regains first in the American League pennant race as Gandil's triple and Schalk's sacrifice drive in the eighth inning, giving the Cubs a 5 to 4 win over Philadelphia. Boston ties Cleveland, dropping to behind Chicago.

Chicago Chicaro Gandil Schalk Seroes Philadelphia Boston Cleveland

Cincinnati Splits Twin Bill With Brooklyn 5 to 2 and 9 to 2

Cincinnati took the opener from Brooklyn 5 to 2 as errors helped Brooklyn. In the finale Brooklyn routed two pitchers for a 9 to 2 victory. Box shows Olson Daubert Stengel Johnson Cutshaw O Rourke Hickman Miller Cheney Wheat Krueger and Wingo among others. Umpires were Byron and Quigley. Time 1 55.

AB. R.h.co A.E. Olson Wie Ee Aces Daubert Myers Stengel Johnson Cutshaw O'Rourke Hickman, If Miller, Co Cheney, P Krueger Cheney Cincinnati Clea Brooklyn Coo Wingo Groh Chase McKechnie Olson Kopf Miller Schneider Byron Quigley RIL E Regan Ring Eller Cueto Smith

Champions Lose One to Indians in Ninth In Double Tie

Cleveland stalls Boston by splitting a doubleheader, taking the opener 2 1 and dropping the nightcap 9 1. Roth, Harris and Wambsganss spark Cleveland rally while Pennock and Coveleskie split pitching duties in a tense first game. Orioles?

AB. R. HO A. E. " Walsh Barret Scevas Janvrin Hoblitzell Gainer Gardner Hooper Lewis Cess Canes Scott Agnew C Ve Leonard Pennock E.e Cleveland AB. R.H.O E. Graney Lf Wc Ceee Eee Chapman Roth Hiarris Wambsganss Guisto Evans O'Neill Ces Coveleskie P .E T Howard Boston Hobbtwell Hlooper Barry Orf Leonard Olf Coveleske Fin Vega Gwen Nati Ruth Thomas Morton Lambeth Gould Beeching O'Neil

National league batting and pitching leaders update

Chicago August 19 Roger Hornsby slips further in the National league batting race as Roush strengthens his lead. Kauff rises to second, with .349 for Roush and .321 for Kauff. Cincinnati leads team batting at .267 while Cruising and Groh post strong marks for their club. Pitchers with 22+ games show top ERAs across the circuit amid scattered scores and names.

Chicago Roger Hornsby St. Louis Roush Cincinnati Wis Benny Kauff New York Hornsby Robertson Hornsby and Cravath Philadelphia All Williams Doylebeth Burns Carey Pittsburgh Kauff Cruise St. Genis Wwornshy Groh Griffith Fischer Zimmerman Withott Neale Clarke U. Ks Anderson Chenes Treks

Club Standings in American Association and Western League

American Association standings show Columbus 5-9-3 first game and 6-11-2 second game with Milwaukee 3-10-1 and 2-6-2. Indianapolis 3-3-0, Minneapolis 1-4-1, Louisville 4-6-1, St Paul 2-6-2, Toledo 0-8-3, Kansas City 3-6-2. Western League standings list Joplin 3-8-3, St Joseph 2-7-4, Hutchinson 7-15-3, Omaha 9-12-3, Wichita 0-4-0, Lincoln 5-6-2, Denver 0-2-2, Des Moines 4-8-0.

American Association Columbus Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville St. Paul Toledo Kansas City Joplin St. Joseph Hutchinson Omaha Wichita Lincoln Denver Des Moines

Cleveland Summaries 2:07 class trotting and pacing results

At Cleveland a 2:07 class trotting featured multiple entries including Wilkes Jamison and Miss Directed with best times around 2:04. A 2:21 class trotting offered Northspur and Toddling with bids near 2:09. Free for all pacing showed Single G and Peter Gleich among notable runners. several others ran or declined. In Boston, Frederick B Alexander and Harold Throckmorton won the patriotic doubles in straight sets, with Mary Browne and N W Niles taking the mixed doubles. Detroit saw Johnson hold Detroit to four hits as Washington won 5 to 2. Judge fractured an ankle, Cobb sidelined by leg injuries. The charity bazar note closes the item.

Wilkes Jamison Hal Boy Br. G Hal B Me. Mahontts Br. m Direct Well McDevitt Br. H Kentucky Chimes Edman Earl Don B. G Valentine Pittsburgh Todd Axtien Baby Doll B. H Anderson Harris M B. m McDonald Russell Hoy Northspur San Francisco COX Unk Snow Rodney FCC. W Miss Mera Trebhato Haley C Northwest Crummer Peter Gleich Wolverin Wright John Seon Boston Frederick B Alexander Harold Throckmorton New York Irving Wright N. C. Johnson Johnson Detroit Washington Judge Cobb R. H. E. Washington Ainsmith Mitchell Cunningham Yelle

Cubs And Braves Divide Contests In Twin Bill

Boston and Chicago split a Saturday double header with the visitors winning game one 4 to 2 on a ninth inning rally, and Boston shutting out Chicago 2 to 0 behind Tyler's superb pitching. Kilduff starred in the field in both games.

Chicago Boston Tyler Kilduff Ragan Barnes Williams Carter Douglas Harrison O'Day R.H.E. Chicago Hendrix Wilson Trogresser

Giants and Browns split doubleheader with mixed results

In New York and St Louis, both games went to the visiting team. The Giants won 4 to 1 in the opener as an error by Herzog aided St Louis’s run, and St Louis captured the nightcap 5 to 4 with Ames beating Benton after nine straight wins.

New York St. Louis Giants Herzog Ames Benton R.H.E Ames and Snyder Tesreau, Benton and Rariden

Phillies win 3 2 in 14 innings to sweep Pirates

Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in fourteen innings to complete a five game series sweep. Whitted started the decisive inning with a triple and scored on Nicholf's sacrifice fly. Final line shows Philadelphia 12 hits 2 errors and Pittsburgh 11 hits 0 errors.

Philadelphia Jamieson Grover Sane Rodie Bates Wace Strunk Wees McInnis Ib Weeene Ate Schang Dugan Ss Anderson Seen Bacon Schauer Eae Reese Haley Tae Seibald Neers Anderson Schauer Chicago Ab.r. E I Collins Es Leibold Dette McMullin E. Collins Jackson Felsch Gandil Risberg Seem Schalk Williams Faber Seibold Dobble McMuffin Paber Moriarity Evans Pittsburgh Visctors Whitted Nicholf R.ile Cooper Fischer Alexander Niehoff

St Louis Caps Defeat New York 7 to 1

St Louis scored seven runs on 13 hits to beat New York 7 to 1. In the sixth inning St Louis tallied four runs on five hits and three infield errors. Batteries: Caldwell Lave and Walters Davenport and Severeid.

ST. Louis Caldwell New York R.ele Caldwell Lave Walters Davenport

Baseball Leaders: Cobb Remains Top Batting Average

Ty Cobb maintains .885 average for the week in the American League, with Speaker at .351 and St. Louis sister noting a .348. Chap and Harris rise into the .300 club. Felsch, McInnis also advance. Cobb extends lead in total bases. Veach and Pipp tied for home runs with seven. Bush passes Cobb for runs, chasing at 87. Strong batting leaders listed for the season and top pitchers with multi-game play are noted.

Chicago Ty Cobb Fig Speaker St. Louis Chap Harris Spea Felsch S Cago McInnis Philadelphia Cobb Veach Detroit Pipp York Owntle Bush Bush Cleveland Cleland Stuler Chapman MelIinis Rice Washington Bodie Phielphia Cording Cleotte Faber Bagby Leonard Boston Mays Ruth S. Coveleskie Cleve J. Scott Chicanno Russell Klepfer W. Johnson Wash Danforth Chilcago

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