Advertisers Play With Peoria Distillers in Quincy Game
Booster day at League Park features a charity doubleheader between the Advertisers and the Peoria Distillers. Ted Waring’s men need funds, asking fans to contribute a half dollar as Quincy’s team faces a determined Peoria club. Soldiers vs Advertisers ends 12 to 7 in a lively, comic-exhibition. McAlexander and Dowell saw mound action while Waring’s squad mixed players and substitutions amid lively crowd and a Fifth Regiment band.
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Quincy Baseball Booster Will H Smith Leads Fans Assoc
Will H Smith leads the Quincy Fans association organizing booster day at League Park for a doubleheader pitting the Adversers against the Peoria Distillers. As Quincy baseball booster and soon alderman, he promotes continued play despite weather, injuries, and setbacks to keep Quincy on the baseball map and protect local advertising value.
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Wagner Stars In Pittsburgh Win Over Cincinnati
Hans Wagner starred as Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 5 to 4. Wagner scored the Pirates first run and drove in two more in his second at bat. In the ninth, Pitler made a brilliant catch to start a double play and seal the win.
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Three Track Records Fall at Central A A U Meet
Chicago Athletic Association led with 92 points to win the Central A A U outdoor championship on Stage Field. E H Fall of Oberlin, running for C A A, lowered the mile record to 4 16. Fall also broke the big nine distance mark. James Shanahan of I A C set a weight record at 31 ft 9 in and Daniel Ahern of Illinois A C won the hop skip and jump with 48 ft 6 1/4 in. Andy Ward led C A A with wins in the 100 and 220 while W G Gorgas of Chicago added discus and shot. Proceeds supported a Red Cross ambulance fund.
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Three-Game Split Sparks Busy Baseball Twinbill
Hannibal and Bloomington split a doubleheader with tight pitching and errors. In game one Hannibal took a 2-1 win as Fuhr Walker and Bloomington’s Van Gildner Martin logged five and four hits respectively. Second game ended 0-1 with Bloomington capitalizing on late runs. Delotelle Robins Troffman O’Farrell noted. In a slow series, Peoria and Moline tallied an 14-4 game with heavy offense powered by Delotelle Robins and Troffman. Postponed games due to wet grounds.
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Bartlett Wins Iowa Golf Championship Title Again
SIOUX CITY Iowa July 1 Arthur S Bartlett of Ottumwa captured the Iowa golf championship for the third time defeating 15 year old Des Moines star Robert McKee 9 up and 7 to go. McKee fell apart on the final 18 holes.
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Vaughn Shuts Out Cardinals 6-0 With Four Hits Allowed
Jim Vaughn held St Louis to four hits as Chicago defeated the Cardinals 6 to 0. Elliott replaced Wilson after a finger injury and drove in two runs while scoring three. Mann made a sensational barehanded catch in right field in the ninth inning.
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Club Standings and Schedule Across Teams
Alton 5-10-1, Rockford 6-10-3 lead a standings list. Games today include Peoria at Quincy and Moline at Rock Island with Rockford at Alton and Bloomington at Hannibal. Western League notes show Joplin 11, St. Joseph 6, Lincoln 6, Sioux City 4, Des Moines 4, Omaha 3, Wichita 11-8, Denver -11.
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Phillies and Dodgers Split Brooklyn Game One 6 to 2
Philadelphia won the first game 6 to 2 over Brooklyn and lost the second 9 to 8. Notable hitting included Luderus Stengel Cravath Niehoff and Mayer for Philadelphia while Olson Myers Hickman Stengel Wheat Cadore and Cheney featured for Brooklyn. The doubleheader saw solid pitching by Alexander Coombs Mayer and Bender with Cheney closing the second game.
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Nehf collapses as New York routs Boston 8-2
New York scores eight runs in the seventh inning after Nehf falters in the seventh. Zimmerman and Tragesser are ejected for protesting decisions as umpire Rigler clears the Boston bench in the eighth. Final score Boston 2, New York 8 with 11 hits to 2.
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Paderni Released By Bloomington Club
Bloomington club released third baseman Paderni before departing for Hannibal. First baseman Williams, who jumped two weeks ago, will join the team in Hannibal today.
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Ty Cobb Tops American League Hitting Pace in Standings
Unofficial Saturday figures show Ty Cobb leading American league batting with a .369 average in 69 games, 82 hits, 126 total bases. Detroit teammates Veach and Heisman boost team mark to .246 while Sisler and others compete near .318. Pipp leads home runs with six, and pitching ERAs highlight leaders like Coveleskie and Bagby among those with fourteen or more games.
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National Averages Show Leaders In Batting And Pitching
National League leaders are listed with hitters like Roush at .356 and Cruise at .355 top batters. Wagner hits .329. Philadelphia holds team batting at .267. Leading pitchers include Ames, Schupp, and Doak with ERAs around 2.3 to 2.6 across 13 or more games.
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Baseball scores from American Association games
Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 6 to 1 while Columbus edged St Paul 3 to 2 and Louisville defeated Minneapolis 4 to 2. Toledo won 7 to ? and Kansas City led their game by a margin not specified in the fragment.
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Champions Take Fourth In Row From New York
World champions beat New York 9 to 2 at Boston, narrowing the gap to a game and a half atop the league. Pipp and Mann led with key hits, while Cullop, Love, and Munroe allowed few earned runs.
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Cobb’s bases loaded homer fuels Detroit doubleheader split
Ty Cobb powered Detroit with a grand slam attempt? bases loaded in the fifth inning, then added a triple scoring Young as Cobb reached safely in a 28th straight game. St Louis won the opener 4 3. Detroit took the nightcap 6 5 with Cobb delivering key hits.
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Senators Defeated in Pair in Philadelphia July 1
Two hard hitting games in Philadelphia Saturday produced decisive results. Dumont Ayers and Henold led the Minuets while R. H. E. for the Philadelphia team shows a 5 to 12R1 line with Shaw Gallia and Aimith handling pitching duties.
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Cleveland Seblatis 1 oe ges Totals and Cubs detail
Summary of a baseball box score noting Cleveland and Chicago scoring. Key players include Graney Roth Wambsganss Evans ONeill Bagby Speaker Harris and Williams. Two base hits by Wambsganss Speaker Harris and a base hit by Speaker. Stolen bases by Roth Harris and Evans. Umpire Owens. Time 1:50.
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Ruth Suspended and Fined in Boston Controversy
Ruth of the Boston Americans receives a one week suspension and a $100 fine for striking an umpire, with eligibility restored next Tuesday. Olaf Henriksen and J. Wedon Wyckoff are released, and deals shuffle players between leagues. The National Commission debates payment claims involving C A Deal and Charles Humphries awaiting settlement.
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