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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1917

Page

5

Quincy Baseball Franchise In Question

The Three-I League reports the Quincy franchise now rests with the league after an early fall decision to not continue. Citizens had pressed to regain control, while Hannibal might be dropped for a nearer city. Ownership will be proven at next Tuesday’s meeting.

AL Tearney Three-I League Quincy Hannibal Tearney Dispatch Chicago A. R. Tearney Three-I Baseball League Tearney

Quincy Franchises In Question For 1917 Three Eyes

Al Tearney, president of the Three-I league, says Quincy’s franchise is in league hands after owners gave up baseball last fall. Oscar W. Shannon claims he still holds the franchise and will prove ownership at the league owners meeting in Chicago on Feb 6. Shannon previously hinted he might exit Quincy baseball but vows to honor the Fans' association contract. Art Schneider signs with Peoria for 1917.

Quincy Gem City Tearney Associated Press Oscar W. Shannon Quincy Fans’ Association Quincy’s Chicago Shannon Fans’ Association

Salaries in National League Under Scrutiny

New York January 30 President Tener of the National League says salary adjustments are necessary. He notes that despite record attendance few clubs profited, and similar conditions affected the American League. He blames artificially inflated wartime salaries and Federal league pressure for the high pay.

New York Tener National League

Thirty Seven In Shoot At South Side Boat Club Event

Thirty seven persons shot in the regular trap shoot at the South Side Boat Club Sunday afternoon. George Feld won the initial shoot and retains the Odell medal. The next shoot will occur within two weeks with an out of town team from Coatsburg Columbus and Camp Point challenging the local team. Co F men drill in the Armory Monday evening with about 30 answering roll call.

South Side Boat Club George Feld Coatsburg Columbus Camp Point Co. F Co. FP

Foley's Honey and Tar and Kidney Pills Ad

A vintage mail-in offer invites readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Miller & Arthur Drug Co is listed as a partner.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill Foley Miller & Arthur Drug Co

Arms and the Man Derives Indoor Hurdling Glory

Robert Simpson of the University of Missouri broke two American indoor records at the Millrose A A games in New York. He won the seventy yard hurdle and the seventy yard high hurdles, setting marks of 8.15 and 9.00 seconds respectively while showcasing unique arm action that he credits for his speed.

Robert Simpsonof University of Missouri Millrose Madison Square Garden New York Old Missouri Eller Brothers Simpson Jake Hartrauft J. Wendell Melrose A. C. West Krenzlein Mous California Ray Thompson Ar Kelly Murld House Bob Fred Kelly Uncle Sam Stockholm

All-American Trapshooting Teams Rise Above Averages

The best trapshooting teams, both professionals and amateurs, show only a small gap in averages. Their combined scores exceed 96 percent on 64,000 targets, as reported by Peter P. Carney for the National Sports Syndicate.

Peter P. Carney National Sports Syndicate Blatchford

Ten Leading Amateur Trapshooters of 1916

The 1916 Interstate Association averages show professionals narrowly ahead of amateurs with a .9676 vs .9656 grand average. Notables include A B Richardson and J R John among amateurs, and Frank Troch as amateur champion. Mrs Adolph Topperwein and George Maxwell noted as top professionals. Overall, 1916 marks the best trapshooting year yet with strong performances across both groups.

Interstate Association For the Encouragement of Shaner Blue Rocks A. B. Richardson Dover Del J. R. John Davenport Richardson Henderson Graper Phil Miller Frank Troch Ralph Spotts Adolph Topperwein George Maxwell Fred Gilbert Spirit Lake O. N. Ford San Jose Cal C. G. Spencer

Chicago Wins Big Money in NI Tournament

Chicago bowlers dominated prize money in the Northern Illinois tournament held in Rockford. The Rockford Overlands won the five man team event with 2875 points, Edelweiss Bracks of Chicago took second with 2851, and Ror Tans of Aurora was third with 2818. Chicago men captured first second and third in the two man team event and the singles. McCoy Signs Articles for Madison Square Garden bout with Les Darcy, scheduled March 5.

Chicago Rockford, IL Northern Illinois Rockford Overlands Edelweiss Bracks Ror Tans Aurora

New York Americans Sell Sweeney and Keating to Toledo

The New York Americans released catcher Edward Sweeney and pitcher Ray Keating, transferring their contracts to the Toledo club of the American Association on Monday January 30.

New York New York Americans Edward Sweeney Ray Keating Toledo Club American Association

Bradley schedules nine baseball games chart

Bradley institute announces a nine game 19 baseball schedule led by athletic director F C Brown. The list includes Lincoln Lombard Augustana Carthage Illinois College Normal Wesleyan games with venues in Peoria Galesburg Rock Island and Normal from April to May.

Peoria Bradley Institute F.C. Brown Lincoln Bradley Lombard Galesburg Augustana Rock Island Illinois College Normal Carthage Wesleyan

Mack Releases Two Star Outfielders

PHILADELPHIA January 30 Connie Mack manager of the Philadelphia American League club announces the release of two outfielders John Thompson and William Stellbauer Thompson goes to the Omaha club and Stellbauer to Houston, ending their stints with the club.

Mack Philadelphia John Thompson William Stellbauer Connie Mack American League Baseball Club Thompson Omaha Stellbauer Houston

Labor Tempe Association Beats Painters in Bowling Match

The Labor Tempe association won two of three games at the Labor temple alley Monday evening led by Lehbrink with 161 and Manning 191 high for the night. Total pins 2184 for Labor Tempe vs Painters 2163. Next fixtures scheduled with Beer Bottlers and Trades and Labor assembly. Also notes Standers beat S P C A and Monarchs defeated Romans in Turner hall series with upcoming matches listed. A patient note on kidney health cites Foley Kidney pills with a reader testimonial from Mrs. T. J. Bucknell.

Labor Tempe Association Painters’ Union Labor Temple Milly” Lehbrink Manning Ual Individ- Temple jLehbrink Verndam Schnier Ringstorf L. Schwartz Westfall Riddle Schwartz Eee Anne Lehbrink Monarchs Ciants Sterns Fiscos Sullivan S. PLC. A

Japan elections set for April and June diet session

Japan fixed April 20 for the House of Representatives election and June 23 for the diet assembly. In a AP interview, Yukio Ozaki, leader of the constitutional party, urged recognition of political parties in the diet as Cabinet formation basis and expressed belief in continued friendship with America. Also noted are higher postal rates for stamped envelopes and wrappers due to paper costs, despite two for a nickel still available.

Tokio House of Representatives Diet Associated Press Yukio Ozaki Constitutional Party M. Ozay America Japan

Foley Kidney Pills Help 87YearOld Man in Springfield

An eighty seven year old man from Springfield Missouri describes severe kidney trouble. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with significant relief after trying other treatments. Miller and Arthur Drug Co promotes the tonic remedy as providing quick beneficial results.

H. UH. Adams Springfield Foley Miller & Arthur Drug Co

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