Islanders Rout Speeders In Drubbing Scratches And Errors
The Islanders routed the Speeders with eight hits and four scratchy hits. Errors and bickering over management left the Castlemen leaderless as Neal held the Speeders to eight hits and a 7 4 score. Tyree scored on a fluke triple in the 11th inning.
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Rock Taland
Tuly S
Islanders
Speeders
Neal
Anes
Das Tean
Castlemen
Harry Day
Mason City
Munch
McBride
Tyree
Innning
Castle
Galvin
Lister
Hollacher
Goilvin
Erlewein
Golvin
Vance
Cermy
Hollocher
Cerny
Biltz
Higbee
Poole Struggles as Davenport Falls to Peoria
In an erratic game Friday Davenport was defeated by Peoria 13 to 4. Poole, Davenport pitcher, yielded nine bases on balls and 14 hits. Score Davenport 200 101 GO-493 Peoria 0 420 400 20x-12 M2 Batteries Poole and Graham Hoff man and O'Farrell.
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Poole
Wales
Peoria
Davenport
R.H.E. Davenport
Graham
Hoffman and
O'Farrell
Whittaker Strong in Pinches as Hannibal Wins
Rockford in Rockford, Illinois, hosts Hannibal who edged the home team 3 to 2. Whittaker pitched well in the late innings, supported by Brenegan and Adams Cox in the battery. Final line shows Hannibal 3 runs on 6 hits, Rockford 2 runs on 9 hits.
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Rockford
Ill
Hannibal
Whittaker
R.W.E. Hannibal
I Rockford
Brenegan
Adams
Cox
Rally in Tenth Wins for Bloomers in Bloomington
Bloomington Illinois July 8 After a five run first four innings Bloomers led but Moline tied the game with a five run rally in the ninth. Moline added two in the tenth but Bloomington rallied for three to win. Score Moline 000 000 005 2 Bloomington 112 100 000 3 Battenes Shears and Dobbins Marion and Simon.
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Bloomers
Bloomington
Moline
R. H.E. Moline
Shears
Dobbins
Marion
Simon
Sloan's Liniment on Vacation Weariness and Aches
An advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment for post exertion soreness and stiffness, toothache, stiff neck, backache, stings, bites, and vacation mishaps. A vacationer testimonial urges packing a bottle to handle cramps and aches, suggesting readiness and no regrets while traveling.
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Sloan
Adv
Willard Fulton Title Dispute Ends Planned Bout
Chicago July 8 The proposed heavyweight title fight between Jess Willard and Fred Fulton is canceled after Willard failed to meet contract terms. Fulton’s manager Michael Collins said bidding and staging rules were not followed by July 1 and Fulton claims the title by default. Willard would have earned two thirds of a $5 000 purse.
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Chicago
Jess Willard
Fred Fulton
Michael Collins
Fulton
Collins
Willard
Harry Sherman
Minneapolis
Highland Park Offers Nightly Summer Festivities and Concerts
Highland Park hosts open air movies vaudeville and dancing nightly with big events this week. Tonight features Lucky Foot dance and a Fifth Infantry band concert Sunday Florence Hanick sings with the band. Glee club, new vaudeville, and a Mid Summer Night Festival fireworks show are planned for July 18 by the Combined Organized Union Labor Forces of Quincy.
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Highland Park
Highland
Fifth Infantry
Florence Hanick
Chamber of Commerce Glee Club
Glee Club
Garden
Quincy
Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati 4-3 In Ninth Inning Finish
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 4 to 3 in a tight series opener. Both clubs stumble at times as errors and misplays shape the game. Pfeffer allowed four runs in nine innings while Mollwitz pitched for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
R. H. Ola
E. Johnston
Daubert
Ib Stengel
Rf Wheat
Mowrey
Ob Corshaw
Tyymiara
Ss Me Carty
Pfeffer
TulAls
Clincinnati
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AG Neale
Cf Sieeee
Clarke
Killifer
Fischer
Griffith
Cutshaw
Wingo
Herzog
Groh
Mollwitz
Knetzer
Inetzer
Klem and
Emslie
Pirates Defeat Giants In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh defeated New York 5 to 2 as pitcher Jacobs shut out the Giants until late game. Anderson pitched well until the eighth inning when singles by Wilson O'Brien Warner and Hinchman and Carey's home run produced three runs. Final score Pittsburgh five New York two.
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Pirates
Giants
Pittsburgh
New York
Jacobs
Anderson
Wilson
O'Brien
Warner
Hinchman
Carey
R.H.E
Rariden
Cleveland Loses 10 Boston 2101 Reported Scores
Results from yesterday show Cleveland fading in a 10 to 2101 loss to Boston. Across multiple cities teams posted records and upcoming games listed for Quincy Rock Island Moline Bloomington Davenport Peoria Hannibal Stockford Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia with various scores and matchups.
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Bioomington
Peoria Eee
Hannibal
Rockford Ae Es
Davenport As Sereeed
Moline Ee
Quincy Oe
Rock Island
Paneness
Quincy
Ee Bloomington
Moline
Peoria
Davenport
Stockford
Gamesx Today
Bloomington
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Gamen Today Matches Across American Association
Rexaltn Yeaterday lists scores for teams like St Tous in Philadelphia and Detroit with New York Chicago Cleveland Boston. several games set amid a busy schedule. Standings show Wausac City leading Milwaukee Louisville Columbus Toledo and Indianapolis with scattered results.
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Rexaltn Yeaterday
Washington
St. Tous
Arin Ir
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Gamen Today
St. Louis
American Association
Wausac City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Gould Sold to Cleveland Spitballer Joins Indians
Abner Gould the Davenport Blue Sox spitball artist was sold to Cleveland and left Davenport for New York to join the Indians last night. His home is in Muscatine Iowa.
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Abner Gould
Davenport Blue Sox
Gould
Cleveland
Davenport
New York
Indians
Muscatine
Detroit Tigers hammer Myers for 14 hits in 9 2 win
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 9 to 2 as Cobb Vitt and Coveleskie each had three hits. Cobb did not homer. Detroit totaled 14 hits to Philadelphia's 7. Coveleskie won the game with Stanage behind the plate while Myers struggled.
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Detroit Tigers
Myers
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cobb
Vitt
Coveleskie
Stanage
Williams
Meyer
Cedar Rapids routs Mason City 11 to 6 in six innings
Cedar Rapids beat Mason City 11 to 6 after Garrett exited in the first inning and Corey struggled in relief. Robinson pitched two innings for Mason City before Cummings and Gossage finished. Score by innings shows Cedar Rapids compiling a 4 1 0 0 1 0 5 while Mason City managed 0 5 0 0 3 0 0. Batteries: Robinson Cummings Gossage and Newcomer Garrett Corey Weeks.
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Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Iowa
Garrett
Corey
Robinson
Cummings
Gossage
Weenee
Newcomer
Weeks
Smiths Wild Throw Loses for St. Louis in Pitchers Duel
A wild third inning throw by Smith on a Bancroft grounder allowed Philadelphia’s lone run as Alexander and Meadows locked in a pitchers duel. Paskett added a single and Philadelphia beat St. Louis 1 to 0, with Philadelphia tallying 4 hits to St. Louis’ 6.
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Smith
ST. Louis
Bancroft
Paskett
Philadelphia
Alexander
Meadows
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Kulifer
Jasper
Gonzales
Burlington slips past Waterloo to clinch series win
Burlington defeated Waterloo 13 to 7 in Burlington Iowa on July 8. The six run span in the middle innings keyed the win as Waterloo struggled with errors and fielding. Donohue Miller and Bes cher pitched for Burlington while Biunk and Roelztle worked for Waterloo in a rough battle on the mound.
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Burlington
Waterloo
Iowa
Donohue, Miller and Bescher
Biunk and
Roelztle
Drohan Shuts Out Fort Dodge. Clinton Wins
Clinton defeated Fort Dodge 7 to 0 as pitcher Jim Drohan and base runner Schleibner starred for the Pilots. Drohan worked seven innings to shut out the Dodgers while Brown Lane and Erloff handled the batteries for Fort Dodge.
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Clinton
Iowa
Jim Drohan
The
Pilots
Fort Dodge
Drohan
Schleibner
Brown
Lane
Erloff
Hod Eller Suspended by Mo Line Plow Boys Association
Hod Eller star pitcher for the Mo line Plow Boys has been suspended by the association. He sought salary and expenses paid for his trip to Danville to obtain release from Battery A. The board will consider the matter. Eller was knocked from the box July 3 and did not return, with fines levied on all money he has.
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Hod Eller
Moline Plow Boys
Eller
Danville
Battery A
Packard Holds Boston to One Hit in Chicago Victory
Chicago defeated Boston 1 to 0 as Zeider and Williams hit consecutive doubles in the eighth. Gene Packard limited Boston to a single hit Friday, with Frank Allen pitching for the Braves.
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Chicago
Gene Packard
Boston
Frank Allen
Braves
Zeider
Williams
St. Louis Browns Beat Washington 5 to 0 in Easy Win
Washington lost to St. Louis 5 to 0 as Plank dominated the game with strong support. Three double plays highlighted by Plank aided the shutout, with Plank and Chapman pairing for the Browns. Washington pitcher was Johnson, Ainsmith and Henry behind.
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ST. Louis Browns
Washington
St. Louis
Plank
Chapman
Johnson
Ainsmith
Henry
Muscatine defeats Marshalltown in baseball rematch
Muscatine 6 Marshalltown 2. On July 8 at Muscatine Towa Flanagan returned to the mound after a day’s rest and beat Marshalltown again. Uldh, who pitched for the Ansons, allowed many hits. Muscatine tallied five runs in the sixth and seventh innings, Marshalltown managed two runs. Batteries: Flanagan and Iruska for Muscatine Ulch and Snow for Marshalltown.
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Marshalltown
Towa
Flanagan
Uldh
Ansons
Iruska
Ulch
Snow
New York Defeats Chicago in 12 Innings for 4th Win
New York again edged Chicago 4 to 3 in 12 innings as Mo Mogridge mowed three runs in three games against the White Sox. The Yankees turned three double plays, Peckinpaugh threw out two at the plate, and New York's defense aided the close victory in a tight late-innings battle.
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Cleveland
Barry Sin
Lewis
Aled
Hoblitzell
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Speaker
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Wambsgainss
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Scott Lewis
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Heston
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