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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1919

Page

16

Veteran Leads After Mulford Leaves Course at Elgin Race

Tommy Milton, a veteran driver, won the seventh Elgin road race over 301 miles in 4:05:17 at 73.5 mph, earning 4000 of the 10000 prize. Roscoe Sarles finished second, Kurt Hitke third after a standout Indy start, and Ralph Mulford withdrew in the 178th mile. The day was slow with many retirements, and a notable crash injured Chiff Durant while spectators and officials crowded the course.

Ralph Mulford Ira Vail Mauttfard Spean Durant

Race Feature Furnished By Pop Geers at Hudson River Park

Pop Geers drove Mamie Locke to win the 2:13 trot at the Grand Circuit meet in Poughkeepsie on Saturday amid a four heat contest. The card included 2:11 pacing with Helen March and Hollywood Kate winning heats, plus 2:07 and 2:13 class trotting features and results for Delco, Peter June, Emma Magowan, Baron Degantle, and others.

Poughkeepsie Pop” Geers Hudson River Mamie Locke Crossman Cox Trumfast Helen March Hollyrood Alice Delco Hollywood Kate Peter June Emma McGowan Baron Degantle B. m Prince March Small Hollywood Alice Joe Dodge Berry B. G Inline B Pittman Wood Patch Dan Patch Murphy Kate R. m Dodge Peter the Great Goers Emma Magowan Br. m J. Malcolm Forbes L. Brusie Brisa Bingara CW. Pmckerson Mary McGowan Malcolm Forbes Charlie Peny

Herron Wins National Amateur Golf Title in Pittsburgh

Davidson Herron, 21 from Oakmont, defeats Ro bert Jones II 5 to 4 to claim the National Amateur Championship at Oakmont. Herron, praised for deadly putting, led most of the match and shot a six birdie score as the crowd of about eight thousand watched on a hard course. Herron, Princeton graduate and Oakmont member, becomes the third Pittsburgh golfer to win the title.

Pittsburgh Davidson Herron Oakmont Country Club United States Robert T. Jones Atlanta Athletic Club Hierron Oakmont W.C. Fownes, Jr Jones Herron Hoth Atlanta Gutfer Lin Qakiment Club Walter Hagen Parcon Ile Thousard Davidson Hierron Princeton Prineton Detroit Ned Sawyer W. C. Fawnes, Jr Eben M. Byers Allegheny

Weems Wins Extra Hole To Reach Golf Championship Final

Charles Lee Weems defeated John Winters after nineteen holes to secure a spot in the semi finals of the Country Club golf championship. The match remained tied at the eighteenth before Weems sunk a four on the extended hole. Other tournament matches continue today to set the semi finalists, with finals set for Labor Day.

Charles Lee Weems John Winters Weems

Grace Direct Leads In 1919 Illinois Pace Feature

Grace Direct driven by Sturgeon led all the way in the opening heat of the free-for-all pace at the Illinois state fair. The mare clocked 2:00 1/4 for the mile, equaling the track record but not breaking it. Single G. second, Belle Alcantara third, William fourth. Grace Direct topples field amid cheers as Russell Boy and others struggle.

Springfield Journal Grace Direct W. H. Foster Elkhart Ind Walter Direct William Belle Alcantara Dick McMahon William Talbot Pontiac Russell Boy Illinois Sturgeon Eilig Franks Liberty Peter Nash John Ryan Minneapolis Walter Ireland Peoria Prince Hal Wal Hargest Prince Silver Lou Brescia Harry Stokes Springftld Charley Rex G. M. Hatch Mt. Sterling Sam Harris Plymouth Axtine

Galesburg Visits Quincy For Second Season Clash

The Galesburg base ball nine meet the Quincy Gems at League Park this afternoon in a return game. Galesburg plans lineup changes and a stronger attack to avenge a prior defeat while Quincy defends its unbeaten record north of St Louis apart from one Mendon game. Key pitchers batters noted include Winking Mast Sommers Ryberg and guards.

Quincey Gems Galesburg Baseball Nine League Park Galesburg Quincy Winking Mast Ruval Bunch Sommers Ryberg Gems St. Louis Mendon Briggs Hart Holmes Burns Lenox Caceseman Gunther Palmer Ochs Williams Freese Krueger F. Niemann Sohn

Goliath Lands in French Air Lane With Broken Propeller

The French air lane Goliath landed north of akar after a propeller broke. All on board are safe.

BIQ Associated Press Paris Goliath Akar

Two Fliers Killed At Kelly Field In Air Crash

San Antonio Aug 23 Lieutenant James Harlem of Boston and Private Harry Higgins of Pennsylvania were instantly killed Saturday at Kelly Field when their airplane fell about 200 feet.

San Antonio James Harlem Boston Harry Higgwins Pennsylvania Kelly Field

Doctor's Warning and tobacco quit aid promoted in New York

Dr. Connor formerly of Johns Hopkins endorses Nicotal to stop tobacco use, claiming it contains no habit-forming drugs and delivers rapid results. The ad urges buying Nivotol tablets from dry goods stores, promising relief after meals and a money-back guarantee from local druggists and retailers.

New York Connor Johns Hopkins Hospital Heidhreder Broas Miller and Arthur and Brown and Mays Ady

Freight trains block Broadway crossings and city protest grows

A lively column complains of freight trains tying up at Broadway crossings with law limits ignored. Readers urge city officials to act and railroads resist. The piece recounts nautical adventures, locals like Bob Nelsch and Joe Nusyan, humorous anecdotes, and names a boat crew including George Stipp and Hank Rundel aboard the floating palace Eucalyptus.

Broadway Bob Nelsch Bob Joe Nusyan George Stipp Henry Hagenah Wyatz" Vorndam Hank Rundle Yours Truly Bill Evans

Local dispute over sale standoff described

A fragment notes a tense standoff as a party refuses a sale despite being told the item was not for sale. The text hints at an owner resisting pressure and a potential buyer awaiting a decision, in a small community setting.

State Street Sluggers Narrowly Lose To Herald Square

The Herald Square team edged the State Street Sluggers 3 to 2 Friday evening at the Athletic field. Thornhill pitched and Moon Winking caught for Herald Squares while Niemeyer and W Hagenbaumer shared pitching and catching duties for the Sluggers.

State Street Herald Square State Street Sluggers Thornhill Moon Niemeyer W. Hagenbaumer W. Hagerbaumer Sanders Frederick Hagerbaumer Schaefer Morford Blersch Pellman Winking Doht Volm Eggeson Bauer King B. Thornhill Zolle

Nuxated Iron Promises Fast Strength and Endurance

A physician endorses iron as essential for vitality and willpower, claiming weak nerves stem from iron deficiency. Two weeks of two five grain Nuxated Iron tablets three times daily allegedly boosts strength, endurance, and energy for nervous, run-down individuals, with doctor testimonials and local pharmacy availability.

Hovsands James Francis Sullivan Bellevue Hospital New York Westchester County Hospital Ron Miller and Arthur Drug Co Kiefer's Pharmacy Brown and Mayg Drug Co J. B. Bernbrock

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