Big Bill James Bests Rival IK Duel in 3-0 Win
In a set of sparse MLB notes, Big Bill James defeats rival Ik in a 3-0 duel. Cincinnati wins 7-4 over Boston with Gowdy and Rudolph homering off Eller in the seventh. New York beats St Louis 5-2 amid a tense scene over ball handling and a near-fight as umpire Moriarity reviews a May glove issue. Detroit tops Philadelphia 4-3 in 11 innings to sweep the series. Cleveland defeats Boston 10-7 in a rough contest with Ruth ejected for arguing a strike.
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Phillies Rout Pirates in 10-2 Win With Eleven Hits
Chiva ce hit Smith and Murray for 17 singles Friday, Philadelphia wins 10 to 2. Ring the winning pitcher, as Philadelphia collects 11 hits with Ring and Rudolph contributing. Errors, baserunners, and defensive miscues noted. Sun glare trouble on a two base hit between Flack and Magee.
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Chivace
Smith
Murray
Alexander
Willams
Flack
Magee
Quincy Gun Club Holds Another Practice Shoot
The Quincy Gun club will hold another practice shoot at the club grounds on North Twentieth street Sunday at 2 PM. Visitors are invited to participate in the event and try their aim with fellow shooters.
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Quincy Gun Club
North Twentieth Street
Murphy Lands 2 Firsts Cox Wins In Trot
Murphy repeats two firsts at Hudson River driving park Grand Circuit meet. Natalie the Great wins two year old trot after a prior defeat. Mignola and Esther R also win in the pace events. Directum J takes the free for all pace, Ben Ali runner up in the heat.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Betty Blacklock
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Keokuk Tennis Team Not Coming Today
T. E. Musselman received a letter from Joseph Brady of Keokuk stating the ten Keokuk players could not come today due to a Burling ton match. Brady noted Keokuk defeated Burling ton last week and a rematch may be scheduled for Sept. 10 or 13 for the Quincy Keokuk Sets. Quincy players listed include Homer Swope Jim Dayton Alan Stillwell D. L. Musselman Charles Gil Dr Brown H C Greene Chester Poling Russell Brenner Edward Sohm Carl Merkel Albert Merkel. Musselman is out this year with a bad knee.
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Joseph Brady
Keokuk
Burlington
Brady
Quincy Crack
Homer Swope
Jim Dayton
Alan Stillwell
D. L. Musselman
Charles Gil
Dr. Brown
H.C. Greene
Chester Poling
Russell Brenner
Edward Sohm
Carl
Albert Merkel
Quincy
May Take Big Series To Cincinnati Speedway
Plans discussed in Cincinnati to stage the world series baseball games at Sharonville Speedway, 15 miles from Cincinnati, if the Cincinnati Nationals win the pennant. A 100,000 seating capacity is cited as feasible, with a proposal to the Cincinnati baseball club board of directors within a week or ten days. Also noted is a factory established in South Africa to extract rubber from rubber plant roots and vines.
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Sharonville
Cincinnati Nationals
Board of Directory
Cincinnati Baseball Club
South Africa
Skin Eruptions and Blood Remedy Claim
An advertisement argues skin diseases stem from infected blood and touts S. S. S. as the cure. It claims external remedies fail and urges readers to buy the bottle and seek expert advice from the Medical Director at 263 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Adv
Jones Or Herron To Carry Away Amateur Title
In Pittsburgh on August 23 1919 Bobby Jones then 17 from the Atlanta Athletic Club and S Davidson Herron of Pittsburgh reached the final of the US Amateur at Oakmont after defeating W C Fownes Jr of Pittsburgh and J Wood Platt of Philadelphia. Jones won five up and three to play. Herron won seven and six. Both are very young for the championship with Jones not yet eighteen and Herron only a year or two past majority. Herron is noted as the stronger scorer in the semi final with a 129 for 30 holes against par 124.
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Bobby Jones
Atlanta
S. Davidson Herron
United States Golf Association
Oakmont Club
W. C. Fownes, Jr
J. Wood Platt
Philadelphia
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Atlanta Athletic Club
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Chick Evans
Golf match totals reveal Jones and Fownes pace
Jones, the other winner, posted 142 for 32 holes while Fownes needed 153 for 33 holes. Platt, who rose to prominence by defeating Ouimet yesterday, finished with 140 for 30 holes as Herron held firm to clinch the victory.
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Ouimet
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Well Known Drivers Enter Victory Auto Races at Baldwin Park
Entries for the Victory Auto Races on Labor Day and the preceding Sunday flood in from top drivers. Larry D. Stone, English dirt track champion and noted mechanic known as the Beau Brummel of auto racing, leads a field that will race in up to four events daily at Quincey. Des Moines entrants Harry Demster and Dick Seip, recent record setters at Sedalia and Burlington, join Stone as he makes his American debut at Quincy racing both days.
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Demster
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Sedalia
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Quincy
Grace Direct Wins Pace In Record Heats
Grace Direct day mare owned by W. H. Foster of Elkhart Indiana wins the free for all pace for a $1000 purse at the Great Western races state fair Friday. She takes three straight heats and ties the 2 00 13 track record set twenty years ago with Single G second and Belle Al contara third. The card ends with a 2 07 trot prize to Brescia as Charley Rex and Miss Perfection follow. The South Wales Miners Federation reports over 109990 members.
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Russell Boy
Peter Nash
Prince Tial
Silver Lou
Rilo Watts
Ed Hf
Princess Robey
Lady Willgo
Joe McGregor
Object
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Riley McGregor
Brescia
Charley Rex
Miss Perfection
David Lock
Evil Rock
Axtine
Britton Fearbas
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