McCabe Stops Speed Boys After Powers Routed
In a clash at Shannon field the Speed Boys were limited to six safeties as McCabe shut down Quincy offense. Tim Powers was roughed by McCabe who stranded runners and preserved a narrow lead after turmoil from wild plays and misplays by both teams. Frank Dang and Joe Wilkes contributed key moments but the visitors could not sustain offense to overcome the early deficit.
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Shannon Field
Trotter
Terry
Ross
Wallie Galvin
Joe Wilkes
Texas
Dang
Frank Dang
Speed Boys
Galvini
Castle
Stutz
Sherer
Quincy
Powers
Big Tim
McCabe
Biltz
George ‘Boelzle
Flanagan
Galvin
Duggan
Kahl
Wilkes
Hill
Olloway
Heinie
Wallie Golgin
Frame O’brien
Dark
Louie
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey cough syrup as a soothing remedy made from pin balsam tar and honey. It claims thousands benefited and urges purchases of the 25 cent bottle to stop coughs and colds immediately.
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Dr.Bell
Baseball box score highlights and pitching notes
Stolen bases by Galvin Stutz Castle Sherér Brown Flanagan Wilkes. Two base hits Wilkes Boelzle Flanagan Brown. Three base hits Kahl Holloway. Hits off Dark 4 in 1 innings off Tretter 7 in 8 innings off Powers 3 in 2 innings off McCabe 3 in 7 innings. Struck out Trotter 5 McCabe 6. Bases on balls Powers 1 McCabe 4. Hit by pitch Brown. Time 1 59. Umpires Van Buskirk Donnelly.
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Lynch
Trotter
Los Angeles
Steve Eo
Joey ‘Wilkes
Brown
Galvin
O'Brien
Roy Sherer
Frank Dang
Wilkes
Joe
Duggin
Davenport
Elmer
Holloway
S. S
Boelzle
Castles
McCabe
Waren
Castle
Stutz
Sherér
Flanagan
Kahl
Dark
Tretter
Powers
van Buskirk
Donnelly
Pittsburgh
AB. R.H A
Carey
Collins
Baird
Hinchman
Sere Wagner
Johnston
Gibson
Mammaux
Chicago
R.H.O
Fisher
Schulte
Bree
Zimmerman
Saier
Hiagte
Phelan
Archer
Er Vaushen
Amet
Viox
Vaughn
Wagner
Vauhn
Klem
Emshie
Mayer
Philadelphia
Boston
Braves
Ragin
Ab.r.hlo
E Gilbert
Evers
Moran
Smith
Schmidt
Fee Ewe
Mageée
Tohht
Gowdy
Ragan
Navies
Byrne
Bancroft
Whitted
We Becker
Niehoff
Luderus
Killifer
Maver
Cravath
Magee
Bryer
Easton
Sth
Detroit
Voic Ee
Roth
Kavanagh
Bush
Cobb
Dan Has His Chi Waiting At the Wire
Davenport edges Dubuque in ten innings despite Dubuque outhitting. Errors hurt Dubuque as Keller, Gould and Meyer star for Davenport. Also Rockford tops Moline in ninth. Distillers rally to beat Bloomington in Peoria in an eighth-inning surge.
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Dan
Davenport
Dubuque
R. HE
Keller
Kerns
Gould
Meyer
Unclear quotes spark debate on World Series plans
Fragmentary transcript shows Sully's Stuff Dark starting the event and Trotter finishing as twelve hundred groans echoed. Hubert Keupper predicted as avenger while Clarence Rowland faces decisions over his share, amid postseries speculation.
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Hubert Keupper
Williams 10 Play Church for Title
In Pittsburgh on July 1 the Clay Court championships narrowed to the men’s singles final between George M. Ghurch of Princeton and R Norris Williams of Harvard after Ghurch defeated W M Wasaburne in straight sets 7 5 7 5 6 2 scoring 41 33 22. Williams also beat N W W Niles of Boston in three straight sets 6 4 6 2 6 1 while Niles posted 4 1 2 1 2 1 in the three sets. The women's singles reachs the third round with Mrs Wightman of Boston and Miss Molla Bjurstedt of New York advancing.
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Pittsburgh
George M.ghurch
Princeton
R. Norris Williams
Harvard
W. M. Wasaburne
Williams
N. W.W. Niles
Toston
Niles
Wightman
Boston
Molla Bjurstedt
New York
Muscatine Beats Cedar Rapids In Central Association Tilt
Muscatine tops Cedar Rapids 35 to 0 in yesterdays Central Association game. Brown was chased early as Muscatine batted out of the box in the first inning and built a big lead. Batteries: Brown Benn Ludwig for Muscatine and Ross Hruska for Cedar Rapids.
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Muscatine
Towa
Brown
Cedar Rapids
Benn
Ludwig
Ross
Hruska
White Sox boss Rowland uses same methods with better material
Last Monday a six man party including Johnny Castle and Nick Kahl visited Chicago to see the White Sox play. Rowland said he uses the same methods as in the Three-T but with better material, leading to greater success. Quincy and Peoria reports circulate that Clarence still wears the same hat, though enthusiasm remains high. The Sox defeated Ty Cobb and his allies yesterday, boosting Davenport and Rockford in the standings. The team relies on fan support and Executive Shannon to heighten enjoyment, with upcoming half season plans tied to attendance and grandstand fees.
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Castles
Johnny Castle
Nick Kahl
Wallie Galvin
Louie Trotter
Frank
Dang and
Ted :Waring
Chicago
The
Browns
Rowland
Fanning
Bee
White Sox
Quincy
Clarence
Peoria
Sox
Davenport
Rockford
Shannon
Quinevans
Dammers Win In Ninth To Tie Keokuk Rally
Keokuk defenders staged a late rally in the ninth to defeat Mason City 12 to 7 after a back and forth game. Keokuk tallied four runs in the final frame to overcome an early Mason City lead, with Liston Glaser and Ilardy behind the plate and Watkins Bixby Brown combining for the Mason City battery.
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Dammers
Kreorkuk
Lowe
Tidy
Keokuk
Funs
Mason City
Mason’ City
Keokuk Pie
Liston, Glaser
Ilardy
Watkins, Bixby and Brown
Red Sox Lose Then Win in Doubleheader
In Burlington Marshalltown took the first game 3 to 2 in fifteen innings with pitchers Baichley and Slattery delivering solid ball. The nightcap saw Burlington win 3 to 0 as Blunk and Rollep combined on the mound against Marshalltown, Hammerschmidt catching.
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Red Sox
Burlington
Town
Marshalltown
Baichley
Slattery
Runk
Rwle
Burl
Rolley
Decatur Turks Host Elmer Duggan's Team Today
The Decatur Turks face Elmer Duggan's squad at home as the Speeders bring Peoria's scrappy group to town for four games two on Saturday and two on Sunday.
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Elmer Duggan
Decature Turks
Speeders
Peoria
Governor commutes two murder sentences in Springfield
Springfield news reports Gov Dunne commuted Nicolai Gavrilovitch and John Kinzie to life imprisonment after their death sentences for murder. Frank Repetto’s executive clemency was denied. he remains under a death sentence for a jail murder and will hang on Friday, July 16.
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Springfield
Dunne
Nicolai Gavrilovitch
Edwardsville
John Kinzie
Morris
Grundy County
Anna Pobeliski
Frank Repetto
Joliet
Reypetto
Welcome for Castle Family Brings Five Castles to Quincy
Manager Johnny Castle greets a growing home as three new children join his family. The Castle household now includes two girls and one boy, born after a Philadelphia arrival, boosting Quincy population. Castle is praised for citizenship as he continues training the team year round.
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Johnny Castle
Castle
Fifth straight bases-full triple sinks Browns
A bases loaded triple delivered yesterday for the fifth straight day as the team defeated the St. Louis Browns. The decisive hit unlocked a win in a tense contest and highlighted power clutch hitting from the lineup.
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St. Louis Browns
Pirates Clout Ball and Easily Cop Mayer Victor Over Braves
Pirates overpower Braves as Mamaux hurls shutout in Chicago. Pitt bats, base running pace the game while Chicago errors help the visitors to a clean victory. Phillies win two to one in a separate note, reflecting a busy day in baseball.
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Pirates
Mayer
Braves
Cincinnati Wins With Ninth Inning Griner Hit
Cincinnati defeats St. Louis 4 to 3 in a ninth inning rally. Griner hit Killifer to start a key scoring sequence, Groh sacrificed, Clark advanced, Griffith singled, producing the decisive run as Cincinnati overcomes a tied game. Batteries Griner Snyder for Cincinnati Benton Toney Clarke for St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
Griner
Killifer
Groh
Clark
Griffith
St. Louis
Snyder
Benton
Toney
Clarke
Brooklyn Storms Past New York In Third Inning Rally
Brooklyn pounded Tesreau in the third, sending five hits for five runs to beat New York. Schauer relieved Tesreau and lasted three innings. Final score New York 2, Brooklyn 9 with 12 hits and 2 errors for the visitors and 14 hits for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Tesreau
New York
Schauer
R.H.E
Schupp
Meyers
Wendell
Rucker
Miller
Sloan's Liniment Aids Tired Aching Muscles
Druggists advertise Sloan's Liniment as a powerful relief for worn and sore muscles from hard work. A user testimonial claims it calms stiffness, with claims of superior effectiveness and easy penetration without rubbing. Sold for 25 cents per bottle.
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Sloan
St Louis To Send 75 Men To Regatta Meet
The St Louis oarsmen from five local clubs will depart Friday to compete in the Central States regatta at Quincy Illinois next weekend. About 76 paddlers will travel, led by 20 from the St Louis Rowing Mound City and Central clubs. North End and Baden send seven or eight each, fielding crews in senior and junior barge events. Leppings’ crew, dominant locally, seeks further glory after six victories in seven local races this season. Three other clubs from Quincy and Chicago join the six-station field. The Lemp trophy handicap will be raced Sunday as part of the event. The program runs from Saturday afternoon at 2:30 through Monday evening.
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St. Louis
North Side Boat Club
Quincy
South Side Boat Club of
Lincoln Park Boat Club
Chicago
Uarees
Cobb Delivers In Ninth As Tigers Fall To Chicago
Detroit and Chicago clash as Cobb singles with two outs in the ninth, leaving the Tigers with one baserunner. Chicago wins 4 2, with Roth and Kavanagh producing key hits and Coveleskie outpitched by Davis in a six inning stretch of one two threeouts.
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Detroit
Scott
Coveleskie
Chicago
Tigers
Cobb
H.O.A -Felsch
E. Collins
Fournier
Kavanagh
Wawar ‘Cobb
Crawford
Veach
Rae
Ewes -Burns
Bush
Stanage
McKee
Dauss
Dubuc
Pittfeds and Terps Divide in Baltimore Showdown
Baltimore split games with Pittsburgh as Johnson pitched the first shutout by a Baltimore hurler this season. First game ended 0-4-0-0 with Baltimore winning 6-8. second game Pittsburgh 8, Baltimore 5 from a high scoring clash.
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Pittfeds
R.H.E
Pittsburgh
Divine
Baltimore
Knateer
Berry
Bailey
Conley
Owens
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League games saw Brooklyn beat New York 9 to 2 and Cincinnati top St. Louis 5 to 4 while Chicago and Pittsburgh also posted wins. American League results included Detroit 3 over Chicago 5 and Cleveland 5 over St. Louis 2. Federal League featured Brooklyn 2 3 Kansas City 6 6 and Baltimore 6 over Pittsburgh 0 13, with Newark beating Chicago 2 to 3 and St. Louis losing 1 to 13 to Buffalo. American Association reports St Paul 0 at Milwaukee 1 and Indianapolis 4 over Louisville 11 amid rain in Columbus Cleveland and a 7 to 0 Kansas City showing.
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Brooklyn
Kansas City
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Newark
Chicago
Buffalo
St. Louis
American Association
Fielders' Split With Buffaloes in Double Bill
Buffalo, N Y July 1 St Louis split a double bill with Buffalo. First game score 7 6 with Meyers delivering a late three base hit in the seventh. Batteries Plank Hartley Schulz Blair. Second game 13 15 0 Buffalo 6 runs. Davenport Hartley Jedient Leclair Ehmke Blair Kauff Peeved. Lose two Brooklyn suffers double header loss to Kansas City after salary dispute with Benny Rautt. Blue Jacket singled in first game. Batteries Henning Easterly Mainl Easterly Marion Wilson Simon.
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Buffaloes
Buffalo
N. Y
St. Louis
Theorher
Meyers
Ruhl E. It
Louis S
Kauff
Brooklyn
Benny Rautt
Kansas City
Bluejacket
Henning and
Easterly
Simon and Wright
H. E
Mainl
Marion
Wilson
Simon
Western League Baseball Standings Brief
Des Moines led western action with a 7 7 1 record and Omaha at 2 0. Denver dominated Wichita 3 10 while St Joseph posted 31 and Sioux City i. Topeka 2 5 and Lincoln 7 3 separate lines summarize the standings.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
St. Joseph
Sioux City
I. Topeka
Lincoln
Decatur at Quincy and Other City Matchups
Regional teams prepare for a slate of pairings with Decatur visiting Quincy, Dubuque at Davenport, Moline facing Rockford, and Bloomington traveling to Peoria in key basketball showdowns this week.
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Decatur
Quincy
Baseball schedule notes from American League and leagues
Short list of matchups includes Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston. The fragment lists several pairs but lacks dates or outcomes, indicating a sports schedule snippet from a newspaper page.
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Detroit
Chicago
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston- Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh at Chicago and St Louis at Cincinnati
Major league schedule notes Pittsburgh visits Chicago while St Louis travels to Cincinnati in a day of intercity matchups. Other games include New York at Brooklyn and Boston at Philadelphia signaling a busy cross league slate.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago Defeats Newark In Twelve Innings In New Jersey
In Newark on July 1 Chicago beat Newark 3 to 2 after twelve innings in a pitchers battle. Ed Reulbach faltered late allowing three runs after holding Newark scoreless through eight. Batteries: Black Brown and Fisher for Chicago. Reulbach and Rariden for Newark.
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Whales
Newark
N. J
Chicago
Reulbach
Ed R. Hoe
Black, Brown and
Fisher
Rariden
Explosion at Marseilles rocket factory kills four
An explosion in a Marseilles illumin at ing rocket factory, employing about 100 people including eighty women, caused extensive fires. Four dead, others badly wounded or missing, with rockets produced for the army.
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Marseilles
Russians receive new explosive shells in eastern front
Geneva dispatch reports Russians obtaining a fresh supply of high explosive shells from Innsbruck via Paris. Austro German forces reportedly begin a general offensive between Lemberg and Premysl as Russians retreat toward Tarnopol, suffering heavy losses from improved Russian artillery.
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Geneva
Paris
Innsbruck
Lemberg
Premysl
Tarnopol
Tips to Continue Amid Prohibition in Chicago
Chicago July 1 tips from the public to washroom and checkroom attendants will keep flowing to their employers for now despite a state law taking effect today prohibiting leasing rooms to men who take tips from the public and pay salaries to the employees.
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Chicago
Kauff in Trouble Again Over Salary and Jump to Nationals
New York report says Benny Kauff, star outfielder, refused to play in a double header over salary disputes and declares he will jump to the New York Nationals. John Foster of the Nationals warns Kauff against reporting, noting the National Commission has barred him from organized baseball for three years. Kauff previously jumped to the Giants and is suing for salary. Giants’ manager McGraw would welcome reinstatement if allowed.
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New York
Benny Kauff
Brooklyn Federals
Kansas City
New York Nationals
Kauff
John Foster
Giants
Foster
National Commission
New York Giants
McGraw
Raff
Four Children Drowned in Canadian River Near El Reno
Four children of Frank Friel were found dead in the north Canadian river near El Reno Oklahoma on July 1. Two girls aged 15 and 17 and two young boys drowned after the boys ventured into deeper water and their sisters tried to rescue them.
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EL. Reno
Okla
Frank Friel
Canadian River
Milwaukee fully switches to gasoline mail motorcycles
Milwaukee Wisconsin on July 1 reports the city now uses gasoline driven motorcycles for mail collection and delivery, having discarded all horse drawn vehicles. Major transition marks first in the nation for such a system and highlights modernization of city services.
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Milwaukee
Wis
New York Defeats Washington in Second Game
Washington and New York met in a second game as Gallia pitched for New York with Henry behind the plate. Fisher and eye series provided key hits for New York while McHale and Sweeney supported Washington. Final score 0 to 0.
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New York
Fisher and Eye
Gallia
Washington New York
Henry
Fis ‘McHale
Sweeney
Ola Story Recaps Opening Game By St Louis Club
In St Louis July game a late rally by Ola Story featured a full Smith triple driving in five runs as the Saints won opening action. O Neill Southworth scored after James missed Chapman's pop fly, while Severeid mishandled a throw. Morton and James pitched for Cleveland with Perryman and Koob in relief. score and details remain incomplete.
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Smith
O'Neill Southworth
James
Chapman
Smala Cleveland
St. ‘Louis
Morton
Ane James
Perryman
Koob
Sev
Bishop Quigley Hospitalized in Rochester Visit
Rochester New Jersey July 1 reports say Bishop Quigley of Chicago may be unable to leave the day as physicians treat him this afternoon. The outcome remains uncertain with medical staff monitoring his condition during the visit.
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Rochester
N. J
Bishop Quigley
Chicago
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