Mules Defeat Castlemens 9-3 as New Players Report
The Mules beat the Castlemens 9 to 3 with visitors rallying in two late innings. New players Tuck Turner and pitcher Henderson are due to report today, boosting the Speeder lineup after a prior 5-3 loss to Hannibal. Turner, a strong infielder, and Henderson from St. Louis may appear in today’s game.
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Speeders
Hannibal
Nan” Smith
Brown
Bluff City
Nicholson
Boyle
Morrison
Beatty
Bossoloni
Dang
Bromwich
Trainer
Castle
Krueger
Sherer
Whittaker
Brodick
Rossolini
Cummings
Nye
Tyree
Mules
Lingle
Young
Tyrie
Grodick
Tuck Turner
Turner
Henderson
St. Louis
What The Others Did Plow Boys Clout Carroll For Dozen
Carroll struggled Tuesday afternoon as Moline hitters collected 18 hits to power a 12 to 6 win. Davenport scored 6 in the last two innings to seal the outcome, with Carroll and O Leary opposing Selby and Dobbins for Moline.
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Carroll
Moline
R. HE. Davenport
O'Leary
Selby
Dobbins
Rock Island Beats Rockford 6 to 3 on McManus Power
Rock Island pitchers limited Rockford to six hits while McManus drove in multiple runs to pace a 6 to 3 victory. Batteries Marks and Vance for Rock Island with McManus and Cox for Rockford.
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Rock Island
McManus
Rockford
Ill
Marks
R.H.E
Vance
Cox
Bloomers Win Game in Eighth Inning Thriller
Bloomington overcame a 4 to 1 deficit to beat Peoria 5 to 4 in eight innings. Beck starred with three hits including a homer over right field. Bloomington 000 100 040 5 Peoria 201 010 0 4 Batteries Schlansker Simons Crabb Hoffman O'Farveil.
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Bloomers
Peoria
Bloomington
Beck
R.h.le
Peoriacie
Schlansker
Simons
Crabb, Hoffman
O'Farvzeil
Swimming Dates Announced by Amateur Union
NEW YORK July 12 The complete schedule of championship swimming dates announced by Amateur Athletic Union officials Tuesday lists 11 events with six open to male competitors and five to women swimmers.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Daily Bowel Movement
An old advertisement claims daily easy movement indicates health and offers Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle laxative to purify blood, relieve constipation, and provide an overall tonic effect. It promises quick benefits and urges purchase at druggists for 25 cents.
Brooklyn Beats St. Louis Cards in 5 4 Win
Brooklyn wins first game of the series 5 to 4 at St Louis. Daubert walks and Stengel hits a deep left center home run in the seventh to turn the game after St Louis threatened. Hornsby and Stengel star for Brooklyn with key hits as Meadors and Pfeffer toil on the mound.
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Stengel
Daubert
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Johnston
Mowrey
Cutshaw
Getz
Cacoeesevees
McCarty
Smith
Cheney
Preffer
AB. Fi
Wilson
Beck
Gonzales
Miller
Rescher
Corhan
Meadows
Hornsby
Bercher
Long
Doak
Pfeffer
Byron
Orth
Parole Granted in Local Peace Disturbance Case
Charles Iymery a farm laborer near Spring Valley faced a county court peace disturbance charge after a Sunday intoxication and family fight. He was released on probation with sheriff costs paid and a pledge to behave, with no fine due to his family's needs. He earns one dollar a day to support six children living in a tent. Arrivals and motorcyclists news and a death in the family prompt other snippets from Quincy and surrounding towns. Mr Starry Wells of Chattanooga and Mrs Wells visit Quincy relatives and return plans are noted. Carl Salway and J W Rappley of Batavia were in town after July Fourth travels. Rusk called to Columbia, Mo., due to his father’s serious typhoid illness and possible several days’ stay.
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Charles Lymery
Spring Valley
Ernest Grubb
Emery
Starry Wells
Chattanooga
Tenn
George OQ. Thompson
State Street
Wells
Thompson
Quincy
Kinderhook
Barry
Rusk
Columbia
Boston Americans take both ends of Chicago doubleheader
Boston defeats Chicago 5 to 3 and 3 to 1 to climb back into third place. Six pitchers used by Chicago in game one. The Americans pull ahead in the third inning of the opener with four runs, two driven in by Cicotte. Second game featured Boston outbats and timely hitting.
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Boston
Boston Americans
Chicago
Cicotte
Muscatine Wins 7-2 Over Marshalltown In Baseball
In Marshalltown Ia July 12 Flanagan pitched well through eight plus innings allowed only two hits until the ninth when three hits and an error opened the scoring for Muscatine Muscatine used a late burst to pull away scoring 7 runs while Marshalltown managed 2 Flanagan and Hauska paired for Muscatine Ulch and Snow for Marshalltown Batteries Flanagan Hauska Ulch Snow
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Muscatine
Marshalltown
Flanagan
Hauska
Ulch
Snow
Clinton Beat Fort Dodge 3–0 in Baseball Action
Clinton defeats Fort Dodge 3 to 0 as Drohan earns the win for Clinton with a nine hit game by the locals. Pilots manager Grown was ejected after disputing a call at the plate. Batteries: Drohan and Brown for Clinton with Miller Howard Sanders and Erioff for Fort Dodge.
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Clinton
Ft. Dodge
Fort Dodge
Jim Drohan
Pilots
Drohan
Brown
Miller
Howard
Sanders
Erioff
Bay Is Manager for Island Ears Team
Harry Bay, former Mason City Central association team manager, has taken charge of the Island ers. He began duties Sunday and expected personnel changes will be made.
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Harry Bay
Mason City Central Association
Islanders
Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Central standings list Hannibal Bloomington Rock Island Davenport Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago and New York matchups. Today includes Hannibal at Quincy Bloomington at Peoria Rock Island at Rockford Davenport at Moline and Brooklyn at St Louis plus Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati and Boston at Pittsburgh.
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Quincy
Hannibal
Peoria
Bloomington
Sete
Rock Island
Moline
Davenport
Gamen Today
Rockford
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cineipratt
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Beaulia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Ween Steeee
Hannibal Peeween
Rockford We Eeeseereeen
Moline Er
Vo Davenport
Panseede
Rock Island Ee
Senate
Ures National
Denge Pet
Bby Eels
Bebb
Cincinnaati
I. Pet
New York Eevenee See
Cleveland Ae Wereene
Boston Eeeee
Chicago Weenie
Aineed Seer
Wee
Washington Seen Serene
Seene Wen See Nee
Eereunee
Ee Weenie
Cedar Rapids Bunnies Rally To Take Mason City Contest
Cedar Rapids defeated Mason City 5 to 2 in Mason City. Rallying in the seventh for two runs and the eighth for three, the Bunnies overcame heat affecting pitchers Fitzpatrick and Barchley. Final line shows Cedar Rapids 000 000 230 and Mason City 505 000 200 000 with Baichley Messenger Newcomer Fitzpatrick Weeks in the battery.
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Ceder Rapids
Mazon City
Mason City
Bunnies
Fitzpatrick
Barchley
Cedar Rapids
Baichley
Messenger
Weeks
Amusements billboard of first run plays and stars
Amusements listing a slate of vaudeville and stage attractions including Belasco Hall Caine and Keystone features. Acts mentioned include The Banker the Girl and the Thief, The Bondsman, Tangied Hearts, The Red Widow with John Barrymore, Mr Goode the Samaritan, The Night Riders, The Eagle's Nest with Edwin Arden and Romaine Fielding, The Melody of Love with J Warren Kerrigan, and a warning line about travelers on the downward path.
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Orpheum
Quincy
Melody of Love
J. Warren Kerrigan
Senators Divide Two With Tigers in Detroit and D.C.
Washington and Detroit split a doubleheader here Tuesday. Detroit won the opener 4 to 3 after a high scoring first game, while Washington captured the nightcap 3 to 1. Batteries listed include Cunningham Baker Gallia Ayers Dumont Boehling Henry Roland Johnson Ainsmith.
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Detroit
Washington
Cunningham
Baker
Storage
Gallia
Ayers
Dumont
Boehling
Henry
Roland
Johnson
Ainsmith
Giants Triumph Over Reds With Late Scoring Burst
New York beat Cincinnati 8 to 4 in Cincinnati. Merkle doubled in the 10th, McKechnie sacrificed and was safe, Merkle scored on Lobert's sacrifice fly, Burns hit a homer, and McKechnie also scored. Burns had four hits in five at bats, two of them homers.
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Cincinnati
New York
Merkle
McKechnie
Lobert
Burns
Kauff
Robertson
R. H.E
Perritt, Schuer, Benton, Anderson and Rariden
Knetzer
Moseley
Wingo
Philadelphia Breaks Long Losing Streak
Philadelphia ends a lengthy skid with a 3 to 0 win over St Louis in the second game after dropping the opener 8 to 3. The first game box shows St Louis 211 400 000 8 Philadelphia 000 003 600 3. Batteries: Koob Severoid for St Louis and Sheehan Hasselbacher Williams Murphy for Philadelphia. The second game ends St Louis 600 000 600 5 Philadelphia 200 010 00x 3. Batteries Hamilton Groom Weiseman Parks Severoid Bush Myer.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
R.H.E. St. Louis
Koob
Severoid
Sheehan
Hasselbacher
Williams and Murphy
R. HE
Hamilton, Groom, Weisman Parks
Bush and
Myer
Burlington Wins With Masters Rally In Short-Handed Tilt
Burlington beat Waterloo 3 to 2 as Masters supplied key hitting while manager Boelzle filled in with a trio of signings due to a player shortage. Sheldon, a former Waterloo first baseman, also appeared for Burlington as President Justice eyed a league director vote to decide the forfeited Burlington franchise, likely moving to Ottumwa or Dubuque.
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Burlington
Waterloo
Boelzle
Sheldon
M. EB. Justice
Ottumway
Dubuque
R. Ele
Biunk
Boelzie
Westerwick and
Brennan
Indians Break Even With Yankees
New York and Cleveland split a doubleheader in New York on July 12. The Yankees won game one 8 to 2 as Cullop earned his ninth win before leaving for a pinch hitter. Baker hit a bases loaded homer in the first. In game two Cleveland defeated Keating 4 to 2 with Russell again shutting out New York after taking over. Russell allowed no hits in five frames and Gould held the Yankees to one hit in four innings. Cleveland hitters backed their pitchers with timely runs and solid defense.
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Quincy
A. E
Castle of Et Et Ree
Sherer
Tyree
Wes Boyle
Grodick
Eeaconee Young
Cummings P
Kuhn
Amwene
Cummings
Hannibal
AB. R
Nicholson
Anes Morrison
Beatty
Gris Bossoloni
Bromwich
Antes Nye
Kreger
Sears
Whittaker
Mase Williams
Hannibal Oni
Nye
Ligle
Bossoloni
Morrison
Dang
Cugs
Brown
Chicago
Eps Felsch
Eeerere Weaver
Collins
Jackson
J. Collings
Eess Fournier
Schalk
Ereere
Mc Matlen
Danforth
J Scott
We Cicotte
Russell
EU Benz
Walsh
Murphy
Liebold
Benz
Costos
H. QA Hooper
Barry
Ene Lewis
A Gainer
Ib Hoblitzel
Weer Eters Walker
Ve Gardner
E. Scott
Penne Cady
Aoe Thomas
Ce Ruth
Foster
Boston
Felsch
Fournier
Hooper
Walker
Thomas
Weaver
Lewis
Doubleins
J. Coll
Ccicotte
Basle
Ofte Danforth
Scott
Cicotte
Tussell
New York
Cleveland
Cullop
Baker
Gould
Daveport
Keating
A. E. Graney
Mf W.seeeeee
Wambs
Billings
Beebe
Coumbe
Seeseses
Fb Gould
Seeeess
aSmith
Wineeae
W.seeeee
Playera
OL Ale
Hartsel. Rf
Q High
Peckinpaugh
Pipp
Magee
Gedeon
Walters
Caldwell
Cleveland W
New
York
Caldweltl
Q. Bates
Goumbe
Culon
Ould G. Passenball
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
R. H.R. Meveland
Loudermilk
Daly
Keating, Russell
Shawkey and Walters
Pittsburgh Tops Boston Braves 3 2 in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 3 to 2 on July 12 in Pittsburgh. The Pirates tied the game in the seventh with two triples and a single, then won in the next inning when Wagner singled, advanced on Hinchman’s sac, and scored on Barnes’ wild pitch. Batteries: Barnes Gowdy Kantlehner Jacobs Wilson.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Maranville
Pirates
Wagner
Hinchman
Barnes
R. HE
Barnes and Gowdy
Kantlehner
Jacobs and Wilson
Dan Patch Dead at Savage Farm After Breeding Career
Dan Patch a pacing wing owned by M. W. Savage of Minneapolis died of athletic heart at Savage farm in Savage Minnesota on Tuesday. The 1906 champion trotter set a world record by going one mile in one minute 55 seconds on the St Paul track. Sold to Minneapolis horseman for $60,000 he was retired from racing years ago and used for breeding.
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Dan Patch
Minneapolis
M. W. Savage
Savage Farm
Savage
Minn
Patch
St. Paul
Nunamaker Suspended by President Over Umpire Dispute
New York Americans catcher Leslie Nunamaker has been suspended indefinitely by President Johnson for his language toward umpire O Loughlin after Monday's game with Cleveland. The remark about marriage appears as an embedded aside in the report.
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Nunamaker
New York
Leslie Nunamaker
New York Americans
Johnson
O'Loughlin
Cleveland
Phillies Take Contest In Seventh Inning Run
Whitted singled, stole second and third to score the go ahead run for Philadelphia in a 2 to 1 pitchers battle over Lavender. Alexander earned the win as Fischer’s wild throw helped Philadelphia edge Chicago. Lavender allowed three earned runs in nine innings. Cy Lingle’s Quincy association status noted after game.
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Chicago
Whitted
Philadelphia
Alexander
Lavender
Fischer
Paskett
Niehoff
Cravath
Luderus
Eeeee
Bancroft
Kiliffer
Wisseesees
Deereseee
AB. R. H. C. A. BE. Betder
Flack
Zimmerman
Zwilling
Chicago Essenee
Staten
Riftee
Seaton
O'Day
Eason
Baldwin Park Race List Closes With 100 Entries
The Baldwin Park races begin July 18 and entries closed at midnight last night. Over 100 horses are entered according to the secretary. The list shows hotly contested races with value for attendees. Entries hail from Claytor Augusta Mt Sterling Pittsfield Plymouth Carthage and other points. A number of the turf's best stayers will compete.
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Clouse
Baldwin Park
Claytor
Augusta
Mt. Sterling
Pittsfield Comb
Plymouth
Carthage
Points
McGovern Fined On State Assault Charge
Sherman McGovern received a five dollar fine plus costs on a state assault charge in Justice of the Peace court. William Carter had McGovern arrested last week for peace disturbance, and Carter was arraigned with the case against him dismissed. Carter later had McGovern arrested on the assault warrant, with McGovern accused of striking him on the head with a hammer. In police court, Joseph Reich of Mt. Sterling was fined two dollars and costs for drunkenness and fifteen dollars and costs for resisting an officer. His total fines and costs were two dollars and fifty cents, paid. Joseph Lewis was fined for drunkenness.
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Sherman McGovern
Court of Justice of the Peace
E. J. Bonney
William Carter
McGovern
Carter
Tie
Attarg Wie
Wood
Ted Achene
Joseph Reich
Mt. Sterling
Ned Hudson
Joseph Lewis
Peoria Firm Prepares Data for Interurban Financing
Are Preparing Data The firm of Woolner and Black of Peoria, which recently secured the contract to finance and build the Chicago Peoria and Quincy interurban between this city and Peoria, is busy compiling data to submit to the state utilities board. The information will show necessity for the road and the companys financial standing.
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Woolner and Black
Peoria
Chicago, Peoria and
Quincy
State Utilities Board
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