Peoria Distillers Top Quincy Speed Boys 3-0
Paris Kunkel pitched effectively for the Peoria Distillers, limiting the Quincy Speed Boys to two first inning singles and three more infield hits as Peoria won 3-0 at Shan non Field. Keupper pitched well for Quincy but the offense failed to support him.
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Paris
Kunkel
Peoria Distillers
Johnny Castle
Quincy Speed Boys
Shannon Field
Speeders
Quincy Jost
Hubert” Keupper
Quincy
Paris Kunkel
Alphonse and
Gaston
Rolla
Daringer
Johnny’ Castle
Castle
Fountain
Hoffman
Russell
Lincoln Park Club Wins Four of Six Races
Lincoln Park Boat club of Chicago led the Ninth Annual regatta of the Central States Amateur Rowing Association, taking first in four events. Alfred Anderson swept the singles dash while Woo won junior four double and single titles. Bornmann of Quincy was edged by less than a half length in the singles. A protest by St Louis Central over a possible bump was not deemed decisive. The day featured close finishes and a large barge field with St Louis clubs strong in several categories.
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Lincoln Park Club
Chicago
Central States’ Amateur Rowing Association
Chicago Blade
Woo
Alfred Anderson
Bornmann
South Side
Chicagoans
Lincoln Parkers
Windy City
St. Louis
Quincy
St. Louis Centrals
Anderson
Chicago Star
St. Louis Central Club
North Side
Centrals
Mound
St.Louisans
Lincoln Park
Mound City Club
Whig
North Side Boat Club
Emil C. Horstmeister
North End
Club
Henry Hayes
A Aston
J. A. Hadwiger
John Deliner
H. G. Geilen
E. P. Liningston
G. Blair
N. M. C. Olson
Central
W. Meidkamp
P. Nies
Ei Ludwig
Tigers Triumph Over Chicago In Sixth Inning Rally
DETROIT July 3 Detroit knocked out three Chicago pitchers Russell Cicotte and Scott in the sixth inning and scored five runs. An additional run came in the eighth to make the Tigers 9 to 4 over Chicago. Chicago had four runs in the first inning before Boland relieved Cavet and shut them down.
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Quincy
Walliccos
Castles
Galvin
Castle
Sherer
Roy Sherer
Stutz
Frank
Arch. Hill
Wolfman
Kahl
Dang
Waring
Fountain
AB. R.H
A. E
Ween Ee
Hill
Meee A
Boelzle
Keupper
Peoria Names
AB. R. H
Craig
Daringer
Hoffman
Baldwin
Cahill
Boyle
H. Kunkel
Ween
P. Kunkel
Gee Ig
St . Quincy
Chicago
Peoria
AB. H-H.oca
Felsch
Weaver
Keup Fournier
Kunkel
J. Collins
Schalk
Blackburne
van Buskir
Wolfgang
Detroit
Vitt
Kavanagh
Ewe
Cobb
Eigbeé
P Crawf
Elenae Veach
I Burns
Ib Ware
Wean Bush
Wees
Foffman
J Collins
Roth
Veach
Don P. Suakel
E. Collins
Te Ee Ee Pournier
Boland
Baker
Burns
Bush
Russell
Cavet
Cicotte
Scott
Higbee
Land
Connolly
Wal- Kunkel
Lace
Ven Buskirk
Tigers
Decatur
Ill
Richmond
Bloomington
Taylor
Smith
Ris E. Decatur
O’brien
Reitmeyer
Red Sox split doubleheader with Athletics in Boston
Philadelphia won game one 7 to 3 as Crowell and Lapp faltered for Boston. In game two Boston surged to 11 runs behind Wood and Gregg to blank Philadelphia. Wyckoff Haas Knowlson and Lapp, Heffner, Wood, Gregg, and Cady rotated on the mound.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Wood
Gregg
Crowell
So Lee
Lapp
Collins
Leonard
Thomas
Wyckoff
Haas
Knowlson
Heffner
Cady
Burlington Defeats Marshalltown In Drilled Win
Burlington defeated Marshalltown 8 to 3 in Central Association play at Burlington. Errors, timely hits and passes aided the locals. Blank was steady until the last two innings. Bird pitched for Marshalltown and walked 12 men, a club record. Batteries Bhink and Rolleg for Burlington. Bird and Hammerschmidt for Marshalltown.
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Burlington
Marshalltown
Blank
Bird
Furlington
Rolleg
Hammerschmidt
Indians Take Doubleheader Over Mason City
Keokuk overcame Mason City in both games as Wetzel dropped a fly in the eighth allowing Mason City to nearly close the gap. First game score 48 31 with Keokuk leading 4 0 late. Watkins Brown Fitzpatrick Barrett and Hardy noted as pitchers and batters. Second game final 46 00 with Keokuk winning behind Penner Brown Lis ton Glaser and Hardy on the batteries.
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Keokuk
Wetzel
Mason “City
Indians
Listen
Watkins
Brown
Fitzpatrick, Barrett
Hardy
RHE
Mason City
Penner and
Liston
Glaser
Cedar Rapids Beats Muscatine in Rough Contest
In Muscatine on July 3 Cedar Rapids won as Zackert of Muscatine had a wild game. The rivalry featured Searea and RHE Cedar Rapids with battery exchanges and key players including Zackert Hruska Benne and Hoffman contributing to the outcome.
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Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Zackert
Seare
A . Rhe
Clinton and Waterloo Split Doubleheader at Clinton
Clinton and Waterloo split a doubleheader with Jones pitching both games for Clinton. In game one Torkelson struggled while Drohan dominated, and Clinton won 8 to 3. In game two Clinton again prevailed 7 to 2 as Jones, Darrow, Drokan, and Brennan worked the batteries.
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Clinton
Waterloo
Jones
Torkelson
Drohan
RAGE
Darrow
Droekan
Brennan
Doubleheader Thriller: Washington, Yankees Split in 11 Innings
Washington wins first game 7 to 8 in 11 innings after a scoreless stretch by Johnson. New York takes the second 4 to 1 as Caldwell outpitches Johnson. Pipp and Boone homer helped the Yankees in the opener, while Washington tallies in a tight pitching duel.
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Macks
Yankees
Washington
Walter Johnson
New York
New
York
Johnson
Pipp
Boone
Caldwell
Washington Star
R.we
Boehling
Ayres
Gallia
Henry
Warhop
Brown
McWale
Cottrell
Nanamaker
R.I.E
Topper
Caldwell and
Sweeney
Sisler Debut As St Louis Aces Doubleheader Loss
Geord Sisler, new St Louis left hander, debuted in the first game of a doubleheader against Cleveland, striking out nine in a 3 to 1 loss as Cleveland won. In the second game Cleveland triumphed 5 to 1. St Louis made three runs in the late innings but could not overcome.
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ST. Louis
Georgd Sisler
St. Louis Americans
Cleveland
R.ile
Coumbe
O'Neill
Sisler
Severeid
Louis
Harstad
Boan
Weisman
Hamilton
Perry Man End
Arnew
35 Games For 1.50 Is Scheme For Quincy Fans
President Oscar W Shannon of the Quincy baseball club announced a new half season plan for the 1915 season. Fans can buy 35 game books for 1.50 with no holiday exceptions. Books go on sale at Shannon Field today during doubleheaders. The move aims to cover weather losses and low first-half sales while keeping prices cheap. Quincy travels to Decatur to close the season tomorrow.
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Oscar W. Shannon
Quincy Baseball Club
Quincy
Shannon Field
Decatur
Shannon
Quincey
Davenport's six hits power Rockford loss in seven innings
Davenport bats fuel Rockford's 6 run, but Davenport wins 6 to 4. Thames, Meyer, Lamline, Jacobs log umpires. Ragged Rockford defense costs them.
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Rockford
Ill
Davenport
Thames and Meyer
Lamline and Jacobs
Welsh Beaten as White Outpoints Welsh in Ten Rounds
In Brighton Beach New York Charley White of Chicago outpointed Freddie Welsh world lightweight champion over ten rounds. Ringside weights were White 133 1 4 Welsh 136 pounds. both agreed to weigh in at 135 pounds at 3 p.m. White took five rounds to Welsh four with one even as Welsh tired and White pressed the action.
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New York
Charley White
Chicago
Freddie Welsh
Brighton Beach
White
Welsh
Danny Murphy Cast Adrift
Danny Murphy, veteran outfielder for Brooklyn Federals and former captain of Philadelphia Americans, was released unconditionally by the Brooklyn Federal league club. The move follows his long career in the Federal league era and marks the end of his tenure with Brooklyn.
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Danny Murphy
New York
Brooklyn Federals
Philadelphia Americans
Brooklyn Federal League
Church and Mathey Win in National Clay Court Doubles
George M. Church and Dean Mathey defeated R. N. Williams and W. M. Washburn 6-3, 6-3 in the men's doubles finals at the national clay court tennis championships held in Pittsburgh on July 3.
Bruin Pirates doubleheader at Chicago and Philadelphia
Chicago and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with Moran's team winning the first 6 to 5 and losing the second 2 to 4. Eppa Rixey earned the win for Philadelphia in game one while Tyler secured the victory for Boston in the finale, as Philadelphia also beat Boston 4 to 1 in the opener before Boston took the second 5 to 3.
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Eppa Rixey
Moran
Tyler
Phillies
Philadelphia
Penn
Boston
Rixey
Giants and Dodgers Split Doubleheader in Brooklyn
Brooklyn and New York divided a doubleheader with the Dodgers taking the first game 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel featuring Smith. The Giants and Dodgers played the second game in Brooklyn on July 3.
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Giants
Dodgers
Brooklyn
New York
Smith
Baseball results from yesterday's National and American Leagues
National League games included Brooklyn defeating New York 2 1 while Brooklyn 3 New York 4. Philadelphia beat Boston 4 1 and 3 5. Chicago lost twice to Pittsburgh 5 2 and 4 2. Cincinnati St Louis weather halted. American League early New York edged Washington 8 7, then New York 4 Washington 1. St Louis beat Cleveland 3 5 and Detroit defeated Chicago 9 4. Boston topped Philadelphia 3 7 and 1 0 in the nightcap.
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Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati-St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
St.Louis
Clevelai
Detroit
Baseball scores from Federal and American Associations
The Federal League games include St Louis 8 Kansas City 7, Newark 3 Brooklyn 2, Baltimore 6 Buffalo 9, Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 6. American Association results show Cleveland-Columbus tied, Louisville 5 Indianapolis 7, St Paul 6 Minneapolis 3. Western League results list Wichita 5 Lincoln 13, Des Moines 1 Sioux City 4, Omaha 4 5 St Joseph 6 3.
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Kansas City
Newark
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Buffalo
Chicago
Pittsburgh
American Association
Cleveland-Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Wichita
Lincoln
Des Moines
Sioux City
Omaha
St. Joseph
Walsh's early homer fuels Baltimore lead in loss to Buffalo
Buffalo defeated Baltimore 9 to 6 as Suggs could not contain the visitors in the game. Walsh homered with the bases full in the opening inning, McDonald and Engle also went deep. Final lines show Buffalo 9 Baltimore 6 with Krapp and Anderson pairing for Buffalo and Suggs and Quinn for Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Walsh
Suggs
Buffalo
McDonald
Engle
R. HE
Hakeries
Krapp
Anderson
Blair
Suggs, Quinn
Jacklitsch
Roush Key Hit Sparks Newark Past Brooklyn 3 2
Roush delivered a bases loaded single in the third, driving in three runs and lifting Newark to a 3 2 win over Brooklyn. Brooklyn misplays and a late rally by Newark produced the final margin. Finneran Lid and Mor an Rariden vs Lewis/Rogge Berry Hendrix Fischer.
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Newark
N. J
Roush
Brooklyn
Finneran
Lid
Moran
Rariden
Lewis
Chicago
Jack Lewis
Pittsburgh
Hendrix
Pittsburgh Actars Oor
Van
Rogge
Berry
Fischer
St. Louis Tops Kansas City to Reclaim Federal Lead
St Louis defeated Kansas City 7 5 in a Federal league game to regain first place. The score shows St Louis 8 6 and Kansas City 7 3 with pitching by Cullop Henning Eas terly Groom Crandall Hartley and Chapman.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
Fs - Rahle
Gt. Louis
Cullop
Henning
Easterly
Groom
Crandall
Hartley
Chapman
Where They Play Today
Peoria meets Quincy Bloomington faces Decatur Davenport visits Rockford Moline plays Dubuque in today’s matchups across the region with local teams and venues listed.
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Davenport
Tigate
Rockford
Quincy
Moline
Peoria
Bloomington
Decatur
Dubuque
Lost Item Ad Prompt in The Whig Advice Column
A historical note urges readers to telephone a lost item advertisement to The Whig at the first moment of discovering a missing watch parasol or similar, underscoring prompt public notice through the newspaper.
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The
Whig
Giants Win Second Game After Brooklyns Rally
The second game finished 4 to 3 in favor of the Giants after a late Brooklyn rally in the ninth inning failed to overturn the deficit. First game score showed New York 15 Brooklyn 9 with Stroud pitching for New York and Meyers for Brooklyn. In the second game Tesreau pitched for New York and Meyers for Brooklyn while Appleton Dell and Miller appeared for Brooklyn.
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Stroud
Giants
Brooklyns
R. FH. E
New York
Brooklyn
Meyers
Smith
McCarty
Rye
Tesreau
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