Speeders Win In First Frame In Plow Boys Clash
Higbee probable starter for the Speeders this afternoon as they face the Plow Boys after a 4 to 2 win yesterday. Heizer pitched well for the Speeders, aiding a first inning burst of three runs with a long homer highlight that was ruled incomplete due to a base touching dispute. Davis Pettigrew Cerny Staley contribute key hits as the visitors tally in the ninth.
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Heizer
Speeders
Uampire Brown
Shears
Galvin
Castle
Sherer
Trainer
Stutz
Tyree
Foley
Turner
Dobbins
Brown
Davis
Pettigrew
Staley
Cerny
Stocker
Plow Boys
Mark Higbee
Speecers
Castlemen
Hannibal
What The Others Did Schlansker Blanks Braves 6 to 0
Bloomington wins 5 to 0 in exhibition as Schlansker shuts out Boston Braves. Reulbach Barnes and Blackburn opposed Schlansker and Simon in the Bloomington game played in Hl. Aug. 24.
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Schlanseker
Boston Braves
Bloomington
Schlansker
Boston Nationals
Reulbach
Barnes
Blackburn
Simon
Davenport Blue Defeat Hannibal Mules 5-1 in Baseball
Davenport Blue won 5 to 1 at Hannibal on Wednesday after noon. Davenport scored in every inning except the third and fourth, with HaNNiBal producing a lone run in the seventh. Gunkel and Graham pitched for Davenport with Whittaker and Lingle behind Hannibal.
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Davenport Blue
Hannibal
Davenport
Whittaker
Gunkel and
Graham
Lingle
Distillers Defeat Rock Island In Chicago Area Game
Peoria pounded Ware for 15 hits and beat Rock Island 10 to 4 at Peoria on Wednesday. The Rock Island offense managed a run in the first and two more in the seventh while Peoria struck for six hits and five runs in the eighth inning. Batteries: Ware and Vance for Rock Island Hoff man and O Farrell for Peoria.
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Distillers
Rock Island
Peoria
Ill
Ware
Vance
Hoffman and
O'Farrell
Detroit Tigers Beat Philadelphia 10 to 3 in Action
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 10 to 3 on Wednesday. Cunningham and Spencer teamed for Detroit while Williams Sheehan and Picinich worked for Philadelphia. The game featured a strong Detroit offense with a multi-run inning and solid pitching behind the win.
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Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia
Detroit
R.W_E
Cunningham
Spencer
Williams
Sheehan
Picinich
Pirates beat Phils to take four of five in series
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a nine inning game here on Wednesday. Rixey and Killifer pitched for Philadelphia while Burns Kantlehner Evans and Schmidt worked for Pittsburgh. The Pirates took the series by winning four of five.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
PHILS
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Rixey
Killifer
Burns
Kantlehner
Evans
Schmidt
Clinton Beats Fort Dodge 8 to 1 in Wednesday Baseball
Clinton defeated Fort Dodge 8 to 1 in Fort Dodge Iowa. Clinton built early runs, then surged with heavy base running and late innings support. Kluckholm and Byers shared catching duties for Clinton while Kimmel and Erloff worked for Fort Dodge.
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Clinton
Fort Dodge
Kimmel
R.H.E. Clinton
Kluckholm
Byers
Erloff
Stutz Suspended by Three-I League President
George Stutz star shortstop loaned to Quincy by Milwaukee has been suspended by order of President Al Tearney. Umpire Brown received the telegram stating the suspension and its duration is not yet known. The case involves a serious mix with Peaches Graham and may extend through the season in this league.
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Stutz
George Stutz
Quincy
Milwaukee
al Tearney
Brown
Peaches
Graham
O. W. Shannon
Sportsman
Western Union Telegraph Company
Shannon
George
Castle
Eddie Hoelscher
St. Louis
City
Johnny
Allmen
Johnny Ullmen
Quincy Reserves
Ullmen
Chicago
Windy City
Pedhous
Peoria
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Red” Walsh
Ultimen
Bluff City
Bloomer Town
Bloomers
Speeders
Jackson
Neck and Neck Race Goes to Cox Over Goers
In a close North Randall grand circuit event, Mabel Trask and St. Frisco battled Cox driven by Geers neck and neck through all heats with the Trask mare taking the 2:08 race in two heats. Miss Perfection won the 2:11 trot and Young Todd led the 2:15 pace as Spring Maid faded.
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Mabel Trask
St. Frisco
Western Reserve
Miss Perfection
Young Todd
Cleveland
St.Frisco
Cox
Geers
Trask
Hazel Laing
Spring Maid
General Watts
McMahon
John A. McKeron
McDonough
McCloskey
Theodosius
McDonald
Great Isle
Harry Hamilton
Junior Watts
Grattan
Best
Snow
Contention
Willis Woodland
Trojan
the Western Reserve
Peter
Todd
Abbe
White
Dante Paris
Peter G
Robert C
Great
St Frisco
San Francisco
Virginia Barnett
Moko
Durfee
Laramie Lad
Sadie S
The
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General Todd
George i ‘ Levitt Todd
Rea
White Sox
Carlokin
Eesteregetet
Camelia
Cummit
Towing Drowning Person FitzGerald Technique
Article outlines rescue procedure for drowning victims citing the FitzGerald method. It describes positioning the victim with head out of water, towing on the left side, and freeing one arm and both legs for propulsion. It covers carrying method, jolt on shore, Schaeffer breathing aids, and possible use of lung motor and oxygen.
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Schaeffer
Helen Chimes Wins Feature At Omaha
Helen Chimes won the feature event on the second day of racing in Omaha circuit action. Babe King, the famed pacing pony, ran an eighth of a mile in 16 1/4 seconds as part of an exhibition. The card included a 2:18 pace with Hal McKinney winning a £2000 purse, and other races with Wattie and Tenatius placing in events ranging to $500 purses.
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Omaha
Helen Chimes
Babe King
Hal McKinney
Tial Conners
Captain Heir
Omaha Printing Company
Cullen
Wattie
Sir Lain
Commercial Club
Red Rico
Tenatius
Doonie R
Muscatine Beats Marshalltown In High-Scoring opener
In Muscatine on August 24 a record crowd witnessed Muscatine defeat Marshalltown 11 to 9 in the first game of a doubleheader. The second game ended 0 to 0 after seven innings due to darkness. Muscatine used Kinsey and Hruska batting 5-11-6-0 and Tarkelson with Lee for Marshalltown.
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Muscatine
Marshalltown
Towa
Central Association
R.H.E. Muscatine
Kinsey and
Hruska
Tarkelson and
Lee
Yanks Defeat Sox In Error Marred Game
New York took three of four from Chicago in a 4 to 4 clash marked by five errors and three runs charged to pitcher Mogridge in the fifth. St Louis saw Allen Heil of Allentown win the national amateur doubles title, with Frank Troeh and others securing top scores in a busy trap shooting program.
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New York
Chicago
Mogridge
Allen Heil
Allentown
St. Louis
Frank Troeh
Mound City
United States
Vancouver
Wash
Mark Arie
Thomasboro
Ill
Hoon
Jewell
Iowa
R. A. King
J. Seahorn
Mineral Ridge
Ohio
G. V. Deering
Clumbus
Wis
B. S. Donnelly
Women's golf record broken at Kent Club in Illinois
Miss Laurie Kaiser of Flosmoor Chicago set a new Kent Country Club 18 hole women's record with 89 strokes in the second round of the Western tournament. Kaiser won her match over Louise Fergus 8 up with 2 to go as Elaine Rosenthal, current title holder, defeated Mrs Ernest Beifeld 7 up 6 to play. Semi finals pit Rosenthal against Letts and Gardiner against Kaiser.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Laurie Kaiser
Flosmoor Club
Chicago
Kent Country Club
Louise Fergus
Glenview
Elaine Rosenthal
Rainsloe
Ernest T. Beifeld
F. C. Letts, Jr
Cincinnati
M. F. Anderson
Hinsdale
Vera Gardiner
Glen Oak
Elizabeth Allen
Rock Island Arsenal
Miss Rosenthal
Waterloo edge Ottumwa in ninth inning upset
Waterloo nosed Ottumwa 9 to 8 in a farcical ninth inning. Blunk allowed four hits five runs aided by an error by Link and a Brannigan steal. Attendance totaled five hundred K. P. convention visitors. Batter ies Keller Blunk Link Poston Neusel Brennan.
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Waterloo
Ottumwa
Blunk
Link
Brannigan
K. P
R.H.E. Ottumwa
Keller, Blunk
Poston
Neusel
Brennan
Brooklyn Loses to Chicago Cubs in 7-6 Tilt
Chicago staked early lead by Dell and Cheney and held on as Brooklyn mounted rallies. Final score 7 to 6 with Stengel Wheat and Miller among Brooklyn hitters carving two base hits and multiple players contributing. Umpires Klem and Emaire. Time 1:82. The demand for twins never exceeds the supply.
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Dell
Cheney
Brooklyn
AB. R.H. PO
BE. Hoffman
Flack
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Mann
Saler
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Packard
Stengel
Wheat
Miller
Hoffman
Elliott
Myera
Gets
Baier
Yinck
Zeider
Zimmerman
McCarty
Mowrey
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J. Meyere
Sater
Appleton
Klem
Emaire
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Smith
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O' Mara
Sexentan
Results and Upcoming Games Across Cities
Yesterday results include Moline 2 6 0 and Quincey 4 9 2, Hannibal 1 8 7 over Davenport 6 7 1, Peoria 10 14 1 over Hock Teland 4 11 0. Today matchups list Moline at Quincy Davenport at Hannibal Rock Island at Peoria Rockford at Bloomington plus Chicago at Washington and others.
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Quincey
Moline
Hannibal
Davenport
Peoria
Hock Teland
Quincy
Rock Island
Rockford
Bloomington
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
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Gould Driven From Box As Boston Tops Cleveland
Boston won the final game of the home series with Cleveland by 7 to 3. Coveleskie and Gould were driven from the mound in the seventh as four singles a sacrifice and two passes produced Boston runs.
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Boston
Cleveland
Coveleskie
Gould
AE Kh. PO. A. E. If
Graney
Turner
Roth If
Wambsganss
Steee Il Gandil
Chapman
O'Neill
Bochling
Thomas
Lewis
Ruth
Gandil
Speaker
Walker
Hooper
First Game Ten Innings Called in Seventh by Darkness
St Louis and Washington split a doubleheader with the visitors taking the opener 6 to 4 in ten innings before Washington won the second 4 to 2, the latter game halted after seven innings due to darkness. St Louis led 5-3 in the first game before Washington tied and won. Shanks, Miller, Shutton, Lavan, and Marsans figure among key hitters. Davenport pitched in relief for St Louis while Koob and Davenport mopped the mound for Washington.
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Washington
St. Louis
AB. R
A. EB. Shotton
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DG Miller
Borton
O Pratt
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Shaw
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Miller
Shutton
Marsans
Marsians
St Louis
Koob
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Johnson and Weary
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