Stutz sold to Milwaukee for a week tryout with Brewers
Shortstop Satan Stutz, hailed as the Ty Cobb of the Three-I League, has been sold to Milwaukee for a week trial. If Milwaukee owner A F Timme and manager Harry Clarke are satisfied, the check will be cashed and Stutz may stay. if not, he could return to the Speed Boys. Quincy fans, split in feeling, hope he proves himself yet fear loss of a standout. Stutz leads the league in steals and is near .300 batting, with top fielding among Three-I shortstops and strong baserunning. If he departs, Shannon aims to recoup money to offset poor attendance and weather.
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American ‘Association
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Wisconsin
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Oscar Shannon
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Speed Boy
Prodigal
Shim
Stutzs
Shannon
Tearniey
Angusy
Satan
Philadelphia
Timmer
Wallie
Galvin
Otto Vogel
Nick Kahl
Archie Hill
Haynt
Archie
Slattery Sold to Pittsburgh Nationals from Marshalltown
Aug 20 in Marshalltown reports Phil Slattery pitcher for the Marshalltown club of the Central Association has been sold to the Pittsburgh Nationals for 1500 dollars. Slattery joined Marshalltown earlier this season from Des Moines in the Western league.
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Phil” ‘Slattery
Marshalltown Club
Central Association
Pittsburgh N Nationals
Slattery
Des Moines Club
Ray Menke and Bud Schwartz Race Plans Post Mexico Return
Harry Ray has returned from Mexico and plans to race in upcoming motorcycle events. Ray Menke and Bud Schwartz expect to compete next week at Bowling Green if weather permits.
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Harry
Ray
Mexico
Ray Menke
Bud Schwartz
Bowling Green
Quincey and Rockford in Next Series at Shannon Field
Scrappy base ball crew appears today and tomorrow to oppose Manager Castle's charges. Quincy Rockford battles draw pep and fans expect strong games. Wakefield's club features stars Wake, Breen, Jacobs, Hillinger, Baxter, Schoonover, Kirsch. Boosters urged as season winds down.
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Wakefield
Shannon Field
Castle
Hughesmen
Shannon
Learrr
Louis “Fretter
Cummings
Shidman
Sheckers
Albertus
Winnebago
Quincy
Speed Boys
Wakfield
Wake Himself
Jimmy Breen
Catcher Jacobs
Hillinger
Baxter
Schoonover
Kirsch
Rockford Pay
Open golf title caps West as weather gaffes fade
A quirky column notes Tom McNamara wins the open golf title of the West while weather forecasters face easy days. It mentions umpires, a cleft in sports talk, and playful references to names like Jakey Rhemington Hos Went Away and Spec Hurlburt as a lighthearted wrap of era sports chatter.
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Tom McNamara
McNamaras
Jakey
Rhemington
Magee quits managing Brookfeds amid strain
Lee Magee resigns from managing the Brookfeds amid reported strain. He continues to lead the league in batting and is among the leaders in base running. Magee tops the second basemen in fielding, prompting questions about performance now that the strain is eased.
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Lee Magee
Brookfeds
Weathered Wit and Baseball Humor in Oct Sports Gossip
A playful, dated riff weaves baseball chatter with social nods as clubs chase wins in the last fortnight. It notes the Braves and Red Sox, hints at Arabella Cinch, and muses on rain affecting games across the three leagues yesterday.
Weather driven games shape Castles season
The rain slows practice as the Castles regroup on fitness and form. The wet spell gives the squad time to recover, while questions linger about the road ahead and the drive needed to return home in stride.
Millionaire Bil Marshall backs boxing bout amid fanfare
Bil Marshall, the wealthy backer, explains he has not witnessed a live fight yet will donate 32 500 to support the Gibbons Packey match. McVarland will perform a ten minute tag routine, while the piece highlights the public interest in a high profile boxing event and Marshall’s role.
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Bil”. Marshall
Mike Gibbons
Packey
McVarland
Charley Jackson Debuts as White Sox Batting Substitute
Charley Jackson made his major league debut with the Chicago White Sox yesterday when Rowland sent him to bat for Russell Blackburne in the ninth inning. The move marked Jackson's first appearance at the plate in the big leagues.
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Charley Jackson
White Sox
Rowland
Russell Blackburne
King George Track Records and Montreal Trotting Wins
The program notes Peter Scott in the King George 2:08 class trot winning the $5,000 purse with The Great leading and Victor Star placing. Lizzie Brown captures the 2:10 trotting event as Yedno, owned by Daly of Petterboro, Ont., sets a Canadian mile record in the 2:08 pace dash at Dorval.
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Peter
Scott
Lizzie Brown
Montreal
Yedno
F. C., Daly
Petterboro
Ont
Dorval
King ‘George
Peter Scott
Peter the Great
Murphy
ALA
Victor Star
B ‘G
Valentine
Duchess Rom
McDonald
Willgo
Pare
Reusens
C G
Rodney
Bonnington
Grand Marshall
Stutz battles Berg for Milwaukee shortstop task
The text notes Stutz's plan to challenge Joe Berg for the Milwaukee shortstop position. It remarks on Stutz's recent antics on Hampshire Street and references Baseball Humanist Ring Lardner, suggesting a potential new epoch if Lardner could transcribe Stutz’s words.
Those Were the Days Riot tale recalls Joe and Keokuk scene
The reminiscence mentions Joe in a Keokuk riot after a Burlington Keokuk game. Police-like figure challenged Burg but Joe grabbed the officer's star and declared he was not a policeman. The piece also notes how Mammaux is pronounced, seen as a marvel by fans.
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Burg
Keokuk
Burlington
Geo. Manush
Charley Rose
Lee
Lemon
Mammaux
Brooklyn Relishes Marsans Debut as St. Louis Wins
In Brooklyn on Aug 20 Armando Marsans, the Cuban, finally permitted to play after a court decision. He notched one hit and two sensational matches. Final score Brooklyn 8 St. Louis 17. Batteries Watson Crandall Wilette Hartley Marion Land.
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St. Louis
Armando Marsans
Marsans
Joes J Rele
Watson, Crandall
Wilette
Hartley
Marion and
Land
Buffaloes Win Again in Series Opener
Buffalo defeated Chicago 6 to 3 in the second game of the series at Buffalo. Schulz and Allen pitched while McSonnell Black and Fischer provided support in a game marked by solid defense and timely hits.
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Buffaloes
Buffalo
Chicago
Stovals Win' Again in Baltimore Showdown
Kansas City defeated Baltimore 8 to 4 to make it two straight wins. Packard pitched well, not needing stretch as Kansas City rattled 12 hits while Baltimore managed 3 runs. Batteries: Packard and Brown for Kansas City, Bailey Suggs Leclair and Jacklitsch for Baltimore.
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Packard
Brown
Bailey
Suggs
Leclair
Jacklitsch
Keokuk loses in extra innings after umpire brawl
In Keokuk Aug 20 Sag and Muscatine played a rough game with crowd trouble after umpire Bush restricted players. Penner, Brown, and Browne were involved in bench actions as Egan pulled his team after the fifth. Final score Sag 5 Muscatine 3 with Penner on the mound.
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Hasbrook
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Penner
Brown
Egan
Muscatine
Bierman
Browne
Franke
Flannagan
Lee
Wisconsin's Arlie Mucks expected to join Badger football squad
Sport notes from a busy period highlight Arlie Mucks pegged as Wisconsin's top athlete eligible to join the Badger football squad. Other items mention Kari Behr defeating Maurice McLoughlin, boxing prospects in Duluth, and various transfers and signings across baseball, boxing and football.
Bruins and Pirates Fall in Ten Inning Brooklyn Win
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 6 to 5 in ten innings as Olson debuts with a triple. O'Mara exits ill. Daubert and Wheat spark the tying run with two late hits. Dodgers on the mound include Douglas Zabel Smith Lavender with multiple relievers. Time 2:20.
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Zabel
Myers
Daubert
Wheat
Meyers
O’mara
Olson
Eeee
Dell
Joningsi
PUM
Fisher
Williams
Zimmerman
Murray
Cutshaw
Douglas
Smith
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O'Mara
Etnies
Culshaw
Stengel
Getz
McCarty
P . Dell
Schultz
Sweet Ned
Boston Nets Lone Run In Loss To St Louis In 4-Hit Game
Boston and St Louis played a pitching duel as two early runs by Boston in the fourth inning stood as the game’s only scoring. Magee supplied the only RBI with a third inning single, and Meadows allowed just four hits while fanning eight.
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Meadows
Magee
Schmidt
St. Louis
Ab.r.h.o. Ale
Moyan
Ab Saesace
Connolly
Gowdy
Seae
Hughes
Abdassves
Dolan
Wilson
Miller
Robinson
Oeennice
Klem and Emslie
Tesreau blanked Redlegs in New York win
New York rallied behind Tesreau's strong pitching and defeated Cincinnati 4 to 0 in the series finale. Tesreau allowed only five scattered hits as New York jumped with a four run first inning and held on. Lear, McCluskey and others contributed to the victory.
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Tesreau
Elgin Race Won by Earl Cooper in 301 Mile Event
Earl Cooper captured the Chicago Automobile Club trophy at Elgin, setting a new course record for 301 miles. Finishing order saw Anderson second, Oldfield third, with De Palma out after a rocker arm failure and others finishing or withdrawing. Crowds grew despite clouds as 4 more cars were slated for tomorrow’s Elgin National trophy race.
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Chicago ‘Automobile, Club
Earl Cooper
Cooper
Justen
de Palma
Anderson
Barney Oldfield
Tigers Win Ninth Straight as Detroit Drubs Philadelphia
Detroit extended its undefeated streak to nine by defeating Philadelphia 11 to 1. Bill James, newly acquired from St. Louis, pitched well for the Tigers as Cobb Crawford and Veach contributed hits and runs in the lopsided win at home.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Bill James
St. Louis
Young
Ewes
Kavanagh
Kopf
Cobb
Strunk
James
Lajoie
McAvoy
Kept
Wallace and
Connolly
Yesterday's National League Baseball Results
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in 11 innings while New York crushed Cincinnati 7 to 0. Brooklyn beat Chicago 6 to 5 in 10 innings and Boston topped St Louis 1 to 0.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Postponed St Louis New York two game rain
Baseball notes list rain postponements and final scores from Federal League games including Cleveland and Washington 0 8, Chicago 1 Boston 4, Detroit 11 Philadelphia 1, Baltimore 4 Kansas City 8, Brooklyn 8 St Louis 1, Buffalo 7 Chicago 3.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Federal League
Baltimore
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Unclear Scoreline From Compact League Standings
Partial scoreboard reads Kansas City 3 Louisville 4 St Paul 3 Cleveland 4 3 innings Minneapolis 3 Columbus 2 Milwaukee 13 Indianapolis 0.
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Louisville
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Sioux City Triumphs In Recon Game At Wichita
Sioux City defeated Wichita 3 to 1 in the opening match and then won 2 to 1 in a follow up. The lineup included Topeka and Des Moines with Omaha dropping a 5 to 7 loss against Denver. St Joseph posted a 9 to 7 showing in the final noted score.
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Sioux City
Topeka
Omaha
Lincoln
Des Moines
Denver
St.Joseph
Where They Play Today Three E League slate
Rockford visits Quincy Davenport travels to Peoria Moline faces Bloomington Freeport is idle in the Three E League schedule for today with all games holding regional interest.
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Quincy
Davenport
Peoria
Moline
Bloomington
Freeport
Bancroft's Home Run Wins for Philadelphia Over Pittsburgh
Wingo Tesreau and Dooin provide details as Bancroft delivers a dramatic eleventh inning homer with one out to give Philadelphia a 4-3 victory over Pittsburgh. Bancroft and Viox lead hitters with three hits each. Cooper Gibson, Rixey, Alexander and Killifer hold the mound for the teams.
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Pittsburgh
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R.ile
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Rixey
Alexander
Killifer
Tigers Keep Up Fast Page With ninth Straight Win
Boston defeated Chicago 4 to 1 in Chicago on August 20 as Benz retired early, Gardner doubled off Russell and two more visitors scored. The locals could not overcome the early deficit, yielding a 4 to 1 final.
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Gardner
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A.E Hooper
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Felsch
Schalk
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Wearyer
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Hoblitzer
Stoke
Cahill” and Evans
Harper Baffles Clevelanders in Opening Loss
Cleveland fell 8 to 4 as Washington pitcher Harper stifled the local lineup. ONeill doubled for Cleveland in the first inning, while Brenton Collamore and O'Neill toed the line for Cleveland and Williams Harper behind Washington struggled early but the visitors pulled away with a five run seventh.
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Oneill
iWth Harper
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Collamore
O'Neill
W Iiams
Vexas Wonder Claims Kidney and Bladder Cure
A tonic called Vexas Wonder advertises to treat kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and irregularities. It promises cures for men and women and offers mail order with a two month supply per bottle. Includes testimonials and lists Dr BE Wu Hall in St Louis Missouri as the supplier through druggists.
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BE. Wu Hail
Olive Street
St. Louviy, Mo
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