Baseball Statistics Show National League Leads And Eloquence
Williams and Zimmerman out, UBS drops from first in team hitting. Chicago’s Cubs climb to fourth as Jake Daubert continues to lead NL batting with .345 while Hinchman and others gain. American Association and league leaders listed. Duncan reappointed to Joliet high school faculty with a salary increase.
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Theubs
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Bill Hincman
Corey
Pittsburgh
Flack
Burns
New York
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Daubert
Brooklyn
Hinchman
Swittsburgh
Schultz
Chase
Cincinnati
Wheat
Hornsby
Ouis
Ilughes
Boston
Mamaux
Pfeffer
Mexander
Philadelphia
Coveleskie
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Benz
Beals Becker
American Association
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Thorpe
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Gilbert
Kansas City
Leary
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PF. Smith
St. Paul
Bronkie
Paddock
Wortman
Association
Becker
Toledo
Chappelle
Columbus
F. Smith
Massey
Minneapolis
Hargrave
Riggert
Daniels
Louisville
Beall
Lelivelt
Carter
Regan
Middleton
Nixey
Benton
Anderson
Vaughn
Perritt
Toney
Speaker
Jackson
Baker
Cobb
Gandil
Detroit
Heisman
Sisler
St. Louis
Smith
Gardner
Veach
Strunk
Cullop
Morton
H. Coveteskie
Faber
Ruth
Johnson
Washington
Davis
Russell
Yingling
Perdue
James
Cocreham
Burk
Sanders
Douglas
Kenneth Duncan
Quincey
Joliet Township High School
Water festival notes and boat club banter mix忆
Local chronicle recalls colorful boat club happenings, outings, and a lively cast of characters. Reports include the South and North Side rowers, plans for outings at Point Pleasant, Peoria, and mentions of delegates and captains, with light humor about rescuers and local personalities.
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Peoria
Eastern Handicap Trapshooting Opens at Keystone Course
The Eastern Handicap Trapshooting tournament returns after a year’s lapse, running July 17–20 at Holmesburg Junction Philadelphia over the Keystone Shooting League traps. It draws shooters from Maine to Georgia and aims to surpass southern and western events, with 264 entries the record and $1,900+ added across 19 events.
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Peter P. Carney
Holmesburg Junction
Philadelphia
Maine
Georgia
Atlantic Ocean
Lake Michigan
Borhood
Pennsylvania
Keystone Shooting League
Wilmington
Del
United States Navy
Interstate Association
Delaware River
Allen Heil
Allentown
Val Richardson
Delaware
Dianas
Mamaux Wins On Mound And At Bat For Pirates
Mamaux pitched well and batted for Pittsburgh, beating Cincinnati 2 to 1 on Saturday. He held Cincinnati to four hits, doubled and tripled, scoring once. Wagner homered for Cincinnati’s lone run. Score by innings Pittsburgh 5 0 0 0 1 9 Cincinnati 0 1 0 0 0 0 1. Batteries Mamaux Gibson Knetzer Wingo.
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Mamaux
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Wagner
Gibson
Knetzer
Wingo
Great Plains title goes to Miss Murphy
Kansas City on July 2 Miss Irving Murphy of New Orleans defeated Miss Marguerite Davis of St Paul 6-0 6-4 to win the Great Plains tennis championship for women at Rock Hill club courts in the final round Saturday afternoon.
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Great Plains
Murphy
Kansas City
Irving Murphy
New Orleans
Marguerite Davis
St. Paul
Rock Hill Club
Groves Wins Iowa State Golf Championship
Des Moines Iowa July 2 Wallas K Groves of the Waveland club won the State golf championship Saturday by defeating Karl Kubec 4 up and 3. Groves victory closed one of the most sensational tournaments ever held in the state.
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Groves
Iowa
Des Moines
Wallas K. Groves
Waveland Club
Karl Kubec
Philadelphia Wins Third Straight From New York in Series
Philadelphia defeated New York 9 to 2 to clinch the series on Saturday. Demaree, a former Giant, pitched strongly, holding New York to five hits and avenging a prior defeat. Batteries: Demaree and Burns for Philadelphia. Benton, Schauer, Schupp and Kocher for New York.
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New York
Demaree
Burns
Benton
Schauer
Schupp
Kocher
Cleveland Tops St Louis In Eleven Innings
Cleveland won 5 to 4 over St Louis in eleven innings at Cleveland. Coveleskie and Chapman singled in the eleventh, Gamey fanned, Speaker was intentionally walked to load the bases. Roth drove a ball to the outfielders enabling Coveleskie to score. Final line shows St Louis with 2 runs on 15 hits and 3 errors while Cleveland had 5 runs on 15 hits and 1 error.
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Cleveland
Coveleskie
Chapman
Gamey
Speaker
Roth
Hamilton
Hark, Koob
Plank
iSevereid
Bagby
Klepfer
O'Neill
Davis Wins Clay Tennis Tourney
Willis E. Davis of San Francisco won the men's singles clay court title at Lakewood Tennis Club defeating Conrad Doyle of Columbia Country Club 6-2 7-5 6-3. Miss Molla Bjurstedt of Norway retained the ladies championship by beating Martha Guthrie of Pittsburgh 8-6 6-3. Church and Bjurstedt won mixed doubles over Doyle and Mrs. Harry Bickle 6-1 6-2.
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Cleveland
California
Willis E. Davis
San Francisco
Lakewood Tennis Club
Conrad B. Doyle
Columbia Country Club
Washington
D. C
R. Norris Will
Philadelphia
Molla Bjurstedt
Norway
Martha Guthrie
Pittsburgh
George M. Church
Tenafly
N. J
Miss Bjurstedt
Harry Bickle
Toronto
Ont
Muscatine Twins Sweep Mason City In Pitching Duel
In Cedar Rapids on July 2 Muscatine defeated Mason City 1 to 0. Flanagan outpitched Garrett in a tight series finale, aiding Muscatine to a clean sweep. Flanagan contributed the deciding run with a clutch swing as Hruska backed him behind the plate.
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Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Flanagan
Garrett
Flangan
Hruska
Garretet
Weeks
Clinton blank Marshalltown in decisive baseball game
In Marshalltown Iowa on July 2 Clinton won the closing game of the series 8 to 0. Jones held Marshalltown to scattered hits while Ulch allowed several runs in the second and seventh innings. Final line shows Clinton 85 left on base. Marshalltown 0. Batteries: Jones and Brown for Clinton Ulch and Snow for Marshalltown.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Jones
Ulich
Brown
Ulch
Snow
Fort Dodge Dodgers Top Burlington In Seven Run First
Fort Dodge scored five in the first inning aided by three Burlington errors and held on to beat Burlington 7 to 6. Free Lane Sanders Erloff and Blunk Kuepper Boelzle were the battery for their respective teams in a tight late game.
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Burlington
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Burlinton
Dodgers
Free
Lane
Sanders
Erloff
Blunk
Kuepper
Boelzle
Cedar Rapids Beats Waterloo 6-1 on Errors
Cedar Rapids defeated Waterloo 6-1 despite not earning an run, as Waterloo committed errors in the second and third innings. Berg er and Anderson teamed with Westervick and Bescher in a game that saw Cedar Rapids rally past Waterloo.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Iowa
Westerwick
Berger
Anderson
Westervick
Bescher
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