Castmen Now Stand In Sixth Place In Davenport Win
Quincy Speeders defeated Davenport 9 to 1 as Young held the Davenporters to four first inning hits and only four more in the game. Heizer’s arm is improved and he’ll pitch again. Golvin Castle Sherer Trainer Stutz figure prominently in Quincy’s offense with timely hits and runs in several innings.
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Davenport Blue Sox
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Speeders
Davenport
Charlie Young
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Rock Island
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Young
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Duggan
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Traitor
What The Others Did Rockford Triumphs Over Distillers 8 to 4
Rockford wins 8 to 4 over Peoria in game one of the series at Peoria. Rockford collects 15 hits off Romine Monday, with McManus and Kern batting for Rockford and Romine, Leclaire and O’Farrell for Peoria.
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Distillers
Peoria
Romine
R.H.E. Rockford
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Kern
Leclaire
O'Farrell
Islanders Bunch Hit On Bloomers For Win
Rock Island edged Bloomington 5 to 3 as both sides collected thirteen hits. Rock Island tallied in the first, second, and ninth innings while Bloomington produced a trio in the second and a run in the seventh. Batteries: Neal Ware and Vance. Watson and Simon.
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Bloomers
Bloomington
Rock Island
Neal
Ware
Vance
Watson
Simon
Turkey Thomas WittS Pitchers Battle 4 to 1
Hannibal and Moline held a pitchers duel Monday afternoon with Hannibal falling 4 to 1 to Moline. Peard and Dobbins combined for Hannibal against Thomas and Linvie for Moline as the game featured scattered offense and steady pitching.
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Thomas Witts
Hannibal
Moline
Peard and Dobbins
Thomas and Linvie
Defeated Pitcher Recalled by Major League Clubs
Aug. 22 103 players sold to minor league clubs under optional recall agreements dated Aug. 15 will return to major league teams. Named include Pedhous from Peoria via Chicago and Des Jardiens from Davenport with others such as Marshall town Gunkle and Schoup returning to Cleveland and Cincinnati organizations.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Peoria
Pedhous
Marshalltown
Des Jardiens
Davenport
Gunkle
Schoup
Dr King’s New Life Pills touted as daily bowel aid
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle laxative that cleanses the system, relieves constipation, purifies the blood, and acts as an overall tonic. It claims daily movement signals health and sells for 75 cents at druggists.
Body Hold How To Break It And Club Standings
Expert swim writer E Fitzgerald explains a drowning restraining hold and break method with a photo guide. The piece lists recent results from multiple cities and games across baseball and other leagues, including Davenport, Quincy, Moline, Rock Island, Bloomington, Rockford, Peoria, St Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia and more.
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Davenport
Hannibal
Moline
Bloomington
Rock Island
Peoria
Rockford
Gamean
Rock Ishland
Boston Braves Win Second Game Over Cincinnati 2 to 1
Aug 22 Boston defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 as Schneider faded in the ninth. Through seven innings only one hit off Schneider and three off Rudolph had occurred. The score stood 2 to 1 in favor of Boston when the final out was recorded.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Rudolph
R. PO Ale Maranville
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Wilhoit
Rae
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Blackburn
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Neale
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Toush
Aeene Chase
Weet Ae
Griffith
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Louden
Hobbs
Wean
Doble
Fgan
Chass
Er- Tror
Ofet Schneider
Roush
Magea
Quigley
Byron
Artie Hoffman In Cub Uniform Again
Chicago beat Brooklyn 5 to 3 as an eighth inning rally produced four runs aided by errors by Ol Son and Hy Myers. Elliott RBI tied the game, Myers made a stellar catch, and Artie Hoffman contributed the first Cubs run.
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Olson
Hy Myers
Brooklyn
Elliott
Myers
Artie Hoffman
Cub
Cedar Rapids Top Dodgers 9 In Ten Inning Tilt
Cedar Rapids defeated Fort Dodge 9 to 8 in ten innings Monday. Toe Berger pitched well for Cedar Rapids with Nee behind the plate while Johnson and Erloff played for Fort Dodge. The game shifted with late scoring as Cedar Rapids broke even and moved ahead in the extra frame in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
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Ft. Dodge
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Berger
Dodgers
Nee
Johnson
Erloff
Slattery blanks Ottumwa as Marshalltown wins 8 0
Slattery struck out 11 in a shutout for Marshalltown who beat Ottumwa 8 to 0 on Aug 22. Boelzle protested a third inning ground rule call and later retired with a split finger. Batteries were Gregory and Boelzle for Ottumwa and Marr Slattery and Snow for Marshalltown.
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Ottumwa
Slattery
Boelzle
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Snow
Clinton Beats Clay Diggers 6 1 In Windy Mason City Game
In a gale gusting Monday Clinton defeated Mason City 6 to 1. Clinton scored one run in the first, three in the third, and two in the seventh while Mason City managed a single run in the first and none after. Pitcher Watkins allowed no hits in the last five innings after replacing Drohan. Hart and Richardson handled the catch duties for Mason City.
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Revere
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Waterloo shuts out Muscatine in 4-0 win
Waterloo pitchers Zackert blanked Muscatine on four hits as Franke and Greisch highlighted the attack. Waterloo scored in three innings with a 4-0 line, Gunn and Brennan among the fielding efforts.
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Muscatine
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Franke
Greisch
R.H.E. Muscatine
CardinalS Top Giants 1 to 0 In St Louis Pitching Duel
Watson outduels Salles as St Louis blanks New York 1 to 0. Rescher doubles and Hornsby triples with two out in first inning to put the Cardinals ahead. Final line shows Sallee, Anderson, Kocher for the Giants and Watson, Gonzales for St Louis.
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Salles
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Hornsby
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Anderon
Kocher
Gonzales
Browns Win From Senators 4 to 1 in Washington
Davenport outpitched Harper as St. Louis beat Washington 4 to 1. Shotten Miller and Pratt delivered singles for St. Louis. Borton's sacrifice and Smith's error produced three first inning runs. a third inning run came on a pass to Borton and hits by Marsani and Austin. Shank's triple and Milan's single plated Washington's lone run. Batteries Davenport Severeid Harper Henry Charrity.
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Harper
St. Louis
Shotten
Miller
Pratt
Borton
Smith
Marsani
Austin
Shank
Milan
Severeid
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Charrity
Athletics Down in Another Defeat 7 to 1
Detroit walked over Philadelphia 7 to 1 on August 22. Veach starred with three singles two stolen bases and three runs scored. Haley injured a finger and retired. Detroit 003 010 110 scored seven. Philadelphia 660 000 001 scored one. Dauss McKee Hatley Myers Picinich for the batteries.
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Detroit
Veach
Haley
Dauss
McKee
Hatley
Myers
Picinich
National tourney entries announced for tennis championship
New York lists 128 players for the national singles event to start next Monday at the West Side club in Forest Hills New York. Prominent Americans lead the field with two Japanese players Mikami and Kamanase Russia is represented by A W Mac Pherson and Count Otto Salm. The opening doubles features Maurice E McLoughlin and Ward Dawson versus William M Johnston and Clarence J Griffin. Singles finals are set for Labor Day barring weather delays.
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Kamanase
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Austria
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Otto Salm
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Ward Dawson
Lake Forest
Ill
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Clarence J. Griffin
Murphy Drives Two Firsts in Cleveland Race
In Cleveland at the North Randall meeting, Tommy Murphy won driving honors with two wins in two starts, piloting Real Lady in the 2 year old trot and Jay Eli Mack in the 2:09 pace. Sadie S won the 2:09 trot heat after Guy Nella broke, while Murphy also set a new main pacing record with Directum I. at 2:16.
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Guy Nella
Sadie S
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Reinsman
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Snow
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Douglas
Stroke Ends Howard Drew's Track Career
Los Angeles report states Howard P. Drew, famed colored sprinter and holder of the world 100 yard record, suffered a paralytic stroke at his home on Monday. His left side is affected and doctors say he will not participate in future track contests. Drew has long held the 93 5/100 second mark for the 100 yards and equalled the 21 1/5 second 220 yard dash record.
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Los Angeles
Howard P. Drew
Drew
Pittsburgh Wins Doubleheader From Phillies
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia in a doubleheader here on Monday, 6 to 3 in game one and 2 to 1 in game two. In the opener Pittsburgh rallied with three runs in the eighth on Carey, Schulte, Niehoff, and Baird to pull ahead. in the nightcap the decisive run came in the ninth when Carey bunt and Hinchman’s single produced the winning tally.
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Schulte
Niehoff
Baird
Hinchman
R.H.E. Philadelphia
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Killifer
Jacobs
Schmidt
Demaree
Burns
Evans
Fischer
Red Sox defeat Cleveland 4 to 0 in loose game
Boston won a loosely played game from Cleveland Monday 4 to 0. Morton was hit at opportune times, and his three errors helped Boston score. Shore had the visitors well in hand and was given perfect support. Jack Barry had four sacrifice hits in four appearances.
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Bernbrock Shines as Camp Point Defeats Bowen
Jimmie Bernbrock, St. Francis star pitcher, starred for Camp Point in an 11 to 1 victory over Bowen in the Chautauqua series opener on Monday afternoon.
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St. Francis
Twirler
Camp Point
Bowen
First Round Opened of 14th Western Women Golf
In Grand Rapids on August 22 93 women played 18 hole medal play to start the 14th annual women's western golf championship at Kent Country Club. Laurie Kaiser of Plessmor Chicago posted a 95 total after 49 and 46, four under par. First round match play begins today.
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Kent Country Club
Laurie Kaiser
Plessmor
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Kent
Preliminary Contests End in Missouri Valley Tennis
In Kansas City Missouri on courts at the Kansas City Athletic Club the Missouri Valley tennis tournament closed preliminary contests and first round matches with few upsets. Walter Hayes Chicago and Ralph Burdick advance in doubles along with Lawrence Green of Omaha after two rounds.
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Kansas City Athletic Club
Walter Hayes
Chicago
Ralph Burdick
Lawrence Green
Omaha
White Sox Lose 10 to 6 to Yankees
New York reporters say Jim Scott, veteran pitcher, was driven from the box in the second inning as the Yankees beat Chicago 6 to 2 to win the second game of a doubleheader. High's hitting helped offset Scott's exit. Cullop pitched his twelfth win of the season out of 13 starts.
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Jimmy
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High
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Go to Work for Colored Man Who Took Pants
A young colored man named John Smith was sent to the work house for 6414 days after a Savannah convention trip. He faced charges of grand larceny and pilfering for taking a pair of pants from Rattler store Hampshire at 7 am Monday. A chase ended near Fourth and 1 street where Pat Piercy, a former policeman, knocked him down. Frank Padelford and Pearl were fined $5 and costs for peace disturbance at Fourth Broadway, while Joseph Pierce, an elderly veteran, was fined $2 and costs.
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Pat Piercy
Polic Geant
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