Castles Hit Five Triples In Slow Pitch Doubleheader
Castles explode with five triples across two games as Boelzle Hill and Golgin add two each. Roy Sherer collects three hits and two sacrifices in the second game, while Castles rally late to win the ninth inning. Quincy breaks through early with Archie Hit and Kaht scoring as Bloomers push ahead before Castle ties and wins.
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Castle
Boelzle
Hill
Golgin
Roy Sherer
Quincy
Archie
Vogel
Lindsay
Ehtgott
Sehlansker
Cummings
Donica
Tuck
Castlemen Rally Sparks Opener Comeback in Bloomington
In a tense opener the Castlemen rally in the seventh and ninth innings to edge Bloomington 5 to 4. Castle collected two-base hits from Three and Castle, while Higbee lasted eight innings for Bloomington and Trotter finished. Rube Marqiard exits to the minors after the rough start. Lynch delivered a ninth-inning single to seal the win.
Castle and Castle Team Rally In Incomplete Baseball Play
The record shows Castle starting strong with a three bagger and scoring, Otte and Vogel contributing solid hits, and Donica driving in runs as Castle leads. In the second inning the Castles extend their margin to three, with Kahl, Waring, and Nick produced by Castle’s sacrifice fly. Holloway and Lindsay add base hits in the forested frame, Gelvin hits a three bagger in the fifth to pull ahead, while Donica and Jensen add singles as the Castle clan maintains lead amid errors by Vogel and Highee.
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Phillies Make Bir Advance in pennant chase
The Phillies, led by Gavvy Cravath, push toward the pennant with strong play over the Reds and a chance at the world series. Cravath repeats as NL leader in honors for the third straight year. Alexander and Dut remember the Braves as Boston’s Red Sox loom over the Tigers.
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Box and Plow Boys Split in Doubleheader
In Moline on August 25 Rockford won the opener 5 to 4 as Beehan held them to three hits while the locals countered with a 2 to 1 victory in the second game. Batteries Lamline and Jacobe Neal with Dobbins. Rockford pitcher Beehn and Robbing.
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Dobbins
Orlile Rockford
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Robbing
Braves fall to Boston in late innings loss
In a tense game Chicago and Boston split the action with Chicago scoring zero in the ninth. Key players include Smith Gowdy Saier Bresnahan and Snodgrass with errors and hits counted. Pitchers Vaughn Rudolph and Fitzpatrick faced numerous batters as umpires Byron and Eason managed a 1 hour 42 minute game.
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Phillies and Dodgers Conference Baseball Highlights
Philadelphia wins two from Cincinnati 8 0 and 6 5 led by Cravath and Luderus with successive homers. Brooklyn splits doubleheader with St. Louis to stay in second. Coombs delivers in the second game. Giants and Pirates also split two with Mammaux earning a fifth straight win for Pittsburgh.
Detroits 2 1/2. Bate wins for Arrigans in shaky game
Detroit beats Arrigans 2 to 1 with Ruth earning the win in relief. James pitched 8 innings and took the loss after allowing 4 hits and 1 earned run. Scoring came on two unearned runs in the middle innings. Notable hits by Scott Cobb Barry Stanage Hooper and Burns. Umpires were O Loughlin and Hildebrand.
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No-Hit Game for Wilkes-Barre Opens New York State Action
Wilkes-Barre pitcher Joseph Meyer threw a no-hit game against Albany in the New York State League, blanking the visitors 5 to 0. The Aug. 25 contest at Wilkes-Barre highlighted a dominant pitching performance and a decisive home win for the local club.
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Joseph Meyer
Albany
Henderson Shuts Out Trenton In Charleston Doubleheader
Lawrence Henderson pitched a pair of shutout games for Charleston in the Ohio State League here today. Not a hit was allowed in the first game and only five in the second. Trenton was held scoreless in both sessions as Charleston dominated.
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Lawrence Henderson
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Federal League Results: St Louis splits with Chicago
In Chicago Aug 25 Chicago and St Louis split a doubleheader. St Louis won the first game 2 to 1 with solid batting and Chicago took the second 4 to 3 aided by timely hitting and errors. Crandall, Groom, and Hartley led St Louis while Davenport, Prendergast, and Fisher worked for Chicago.
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Hartley
Prendergast
Fisher
Kansas City Shut Out by Pittsburgh in Exhibition
Kansas City was shut out by Pittsburgh in an exhibition game played today. Final score 4 to 0 with Pittsburgh tallying 4 runs on 8 hits and no errors while Kansas City had 0 runs on 2 hits and 0 errors. Battery for Pittsburgh was Ensenroth Roth and OConnor.
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Baltimore and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in Afternoon
Baltimore and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Brooklyn winning 5-1 in game one and Baltimore taking game two 4-2. Game one saw Brooklyn lead early as Pinner and Land pitched for Brooklyn while Blair and Ownes batted for Baltimore. In game two Bluejacket Upham Wiltse and Simond combined for Brooklyn as Suggs Kerr drove in runs for Baltimore.
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Buffeds Triumph in Hard-Hitting Newark Game 38
Buffeds victors by decisive score in Newark on August 25. Buffalo tallied 10 runs in final innings while Newark managed 13. batteries NiGarson Blair Kai serling, Billiard, and Rariden contributed. Scorer: 1. RHE shows Buffalo strong offense with multiple hits and steady pitching.
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Davenport and Freeport Split Doubleheader in Close Games
Davenport and Freeport finished a twin bill tied, with game one ending in a narrow score and game two a one run margin. Batteries were Bushman and Kerns for Davenport and Wells and O Leary for Freeport.
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Burlington batteres Lyons at will in rout
Aug 25 Clinton reports Burlington pounded Lyons at will as Clinton pitchers allowed many hits. Final score 10 to 6 with Lyons and Link on the mound for Burlington. Muscatine also played a rough game with thirteen errors and nine stolen bases, as Keokuk beat Muscatine 5 to 9.
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Mason City Baseball Loss Amid Ankle Injury
Mason City lost to Waterloo 5 to 2 as Melker broke his ankle sliding to second in the eighth. Waterloo scored five unanswered runs after a 1 1 1 sequence. Heuser and Brennan pitched for Butler Weeks opposed by unknown Waterloo batters.
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Bunnies Divide Pair in Marshalltown Doubleheader
Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown split a two game set in Marshalltown marked by early hitting and errors. First game Cedar Rapids won 6 to 3 behind Slattery’s one hit allowed while Marshalltown solidified late. Second game Cedar Rapids blanked Marshalltown 0 to 0 until Marshalltown scored two in the seventh for a 2 to 0 win. Slattery and M Ryan led the visitors with strong defense and pitching.
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Races Postponed at Dorval Park in Montreal
Grand Circuit races at Dorval Park Montreal were postponed today due to a heavy track, with event rescheduled for tomorrow.
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Marquard Sold to Toronto in Intl League Move
Rube Marquard, the left handed pitcher, was sold today by the New York Nationals to the Toronto club of the International league. The Giants will obtain pitcher Herbert from the Canadian team. Major league clubs waived claims to Marquard due to his high salary, which both clubs will likely pay. Marquard, who joined New York in 1908, rose to prominence in 1912 with nineteen straight victories and pitched the longest National League game of 21 innings last season against Pittsburgh. New York also bought catcher Robert Schang from Pittsburgh for the waiver price. he is Walter Schang’s brother.
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Rube) Marquard
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Philadelphia Americans
Jerry Akers Takes HL Keupper's Plage
Jerry Akers ends Hubert Keupper’s run due to a sore arm and is sent home for rest for the season. Akers, famed for crafty hurling, will rejoin manager Castle’s team in Davenport to pitch one game there as doubleheaders loom.
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Dr King's New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement extols Dr King's New Discovery as a cheap simple remedy for coughs colds and bronchial and lung ailments. It urges readers to visit a druggist today to obtain a bottle and start treatment immediately for relief and cure.
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Sports Schedule Note for Three T League
Readable fragment shows matchups for today with Quincy at Davenport Bloomington at Rockford Peoria at Freeport and Moline idle. No scores provided.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scorecard Reports Mixed Results
National League results show Boston 2 Chicago 0 and Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 0, with New York 5 Pittsburgh 3. American League lists Chicago 4 Washington 7 in 14 innings, Cleveland 2 New York 3, Detroit 1 Boston 2 in 13 innings. Federal and minor leagues note Chicago 2-4 St Louis 4-2 and Kansas City 5-1 Cleveland 0-5, plus other scores and postponements.
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Two Chicagoans Reach Western Golf Semifinals
In Midlothian, Elaine Rosenthal of Rainsloe and Caroline Painter of Midlothian advanced to the women's western golf tournament semifinals alongside out of town players Mrs A. D. Hammond of Indianapolis and Miss Elizabeth Allen of Rock Island. Rosenthal matched a 91 in the day, while Allen edged Miss Marjorie Dodd on the 20th hole after leading to the 18th. Debuting rounds saw M. Miller of Grand Rapids and Mrs. K. Duffield of Memphis win in the second flight, as Mrs. Josef of Springfield and Mrs. Wann of White Bear Lake survived to semifinals in the third.
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Madden Takes Feature Event at Great Western Circuit
In Dubuque Iowa Lou Green drives Madden to win first money in the 2 1/2 trot with heat times 2 01 and 2 70 914. Madden tops Mice Arion and Princess Welcome in a $1,500 purse event. Best time 2 16 pace yields a $600 purse with Lee Dale winning and The Change second. Three year old pace honors go to Wanda with Alix Merrin Ebenezer and Tiewa placing.
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Grifes Defeats Rowlanders in 14 Mainee Victory
Grifes beat Rowlanders in 14 Maine. Walter Johnson credited as top factor in Washington Ian victory.
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Washington Beats Chicago In Ninth Inning Rally
Walter Johnson came to Gallia's assistance and held Chicago scoreless in the thirteenth, then started a rally that gave Washington a 7 to 4 victory. New local players William Johns at third, McDonald, and Raymond Fagan, all reported to Manager Rowland, joined the lineup from Columbus Houston and Oklahoma City clubs.
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Houston
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Oklahoma City
Yankees Rally Tops Cleveland 3 2 in Tight Game
New York grabbed five of its six hits in a 3 2 victory over Cleveland. Cleveland loaded the bases in the ninth with one out but pushed across only one run. Shelton, formerly with Columbus, shined in center for the Yankees as Klepfer, Jones and O Neill, Fisher and Alexander worked on the mound for the Indians and Yankees respectively.
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Lavan Delivers Late Hit For St Louis Victory
In a tense game at Louis, Lavan singled in the eighth to break a tie and spark St Louis to a 5 to 3 win over Philadelphia. Scoring was tight through seven, with St Louis pushing ahead in the late innings. Batteries Nabors McAvoy Weilman Severeid.
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Memphis Fair Promises Strong Display and Track Events
MEMPHIS Mo Aug 25 The county fairs have been among the best in history. The Memphis fair opens August 31 and runs to September 3, matching 1915 standards with home and farm displays and fast horses. The event is widely advertised to attract the region.
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