Quincy Teams Split Doubleheader At Shannon Field
Quincy Speed Boys and Moline Plow Boys battled Sunday afternoon with Moline taking game one 2 to 1 while Quincy won game two 7 to 4. Oscar Graham pitched superbly for Quincy in the opener but umpire Baumgarten’s calls hurt the home team. In the nightcap Roy Sherer sparked a long ball attack, Ziggy hit a triple, and Wallie Galvin followed with a homer as Moline clinched the win before a strong crowd.
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Baumgarten
Roy Sherer
Bath
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Pettigrew
Zigey
Wallie
Galvin
Jacob
Moline Falls After Late Rally In Rough Frame
BLOOMINGTON July 12 After holding Molin é safe for nine innings Chalfant weakened in the tenth and the visitors scored four runs giving them the game. Molin é 200 000 000 4570 Bloomington 110 000 600 0-292 Batteries Neal and Dobbins Chalfant and Reitmeyer. Powers Beats Rockford Decatur July 12 Powers outpitched Carlson in a slab battle here today, the Commies defeating Rockford in the opening game of the series, 2 to 1. Powers struck out eight batters, all coming in pinches. Decatur 04 010 010 000-25-1 Rockford 000, 010 000 17.2 Batteries Powers and O'Brien Carlson and Jacobs. Distillers Lose to Champs Peoria July 2 Peoria dropped a listless game to Havenore Peoria frees one 000 000 000-0 76 Davenport 100-100 110-480 Batteries Salmon and Marshall Willis and Meyers.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results From National League
National League results include Pittsburgh two wins over Philadelphia by scores of 2 to 1 and 4 to 2. St Louis beat Boston 2 to 1 and 4 to 3 in eleven innings. Cincinnati trounced New York 6 to 0 while Chicago lost to Brooklyn 2 to 3.
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Boston
Cincinnati
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Louis
Ottawa
Baseball Scores From A L Games Include Surprises
American League results show New York 7 over Cleveland 4 while Boston defeated Detroit 15 to 123 in ten innings. Washington 5 over Chicago 3. Philadelphia and St Louis tied. Federal League notes Brooklyn 9 over Buffalo 4. Cleveland 3 beat Kansas City 2. Indianapolis 2 defeated St Paul 9 to 1. Columbus 1 lost to Milwaukee 5 in ten innings.
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Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia-St. Louis
Iain
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Louisville
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Sunday Three-I League Scores Prompt Busy Card
Quincy 1 7 Moline 2 4 Bloomington 1 6 Dubuque 0 3 Peoria 2 4 Rockford 1 1 Decatur 5 0 Davenport 4 2 Chicago 3 12 Washington 8 5 Detroit 5 Boston 4 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 6 New York 5 Cleveland a
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Peoria
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Cincinnati
Boston
Three-I League Schedule Takes Field Today
Three-I League action unfolds with Dubuque at Quincy, Moline at Bloomington, Rockford at Decatur, and Davenport at Peoria. Local fans anticipate tight matchups across the quartet of games.
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Quincy
Moline
Bloomington
Rockford
Decatur
Davenport
Peoria
Quincy Cardinals Edge Moline In Slugfest Victory
Quincy beats Moline 9-1 in a high scoring game. Sherer and Galvin hit home runs, Gleason and White added two base hits each, Cummings earned three hits, and Eller worked 5 walks. Stolen bases by Castle and Stutz highlighted the offense.
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Brooklyn Defeats Buffalo as Stars Fall in Series
In Buffalo on July 12, Brooklyn dominated the late stages as Buffalo pitching faltered. Hal Thase drove in Buffalo’s lone runs with a sixth inning triple, while Brooklyn’s offense piled on with nine runs by the sixth. Re Baggs and others contributed for Brooklyn as the visitors sealed the win.
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Blunk Wins Pitchers Battle For Clinton Victory
Clinton defeats Burlington as Blunk bests Drohan in a hard fought pitchers' duel. Errors behind Drohan cost him runs while Blunk and Rolley secured the win for Clinton. Final score 16 to 6 with miscues shaping the outcome.
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Keokuk Wins on Errors in Muscatine Tilt
Keokuk capitalized on four errors in the fifth inning to win the Muscatine game. Zackert was removed in the first inning. Final: Keokuk five runs, Muscatine one. batteries Penner Brown and Zackert. Franke Hruska Lee.
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Berger Beats Ansons in Cedar Rapids Baseball Fight
Berger defeated Ansons 9 to 1 in Cedar Rapids on July 12 with strong pitching from Berger and Hofmann and hitters Beard and Hammoerschmidt. Final score Cedar Rapids 9 Marshalltown 1 with errorless defense and timely hits.
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Mason City Wins Third Straight Over Waterloo
Mason City defeated Waterloo 8 to 5 in seven innings. Mason City scored in the first inning and added runs in later frames to outpace Waterloo. Batteries: Corey and Weeks for Mason City. Baker, Tuttle and Askland for Waterloo.
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Pirates Sweep Philadelphia With Rally and Strong Pitching
Pittsburgh won both ends of a twin bill in Philadelphia. In the opener Becker hit a home run while Cravath Niehoff and Whitted contributed key hits as Pittsburgh rallied in the ninth. McQuillany Cooper and Shane worked for Pittsburgh against Mayer Tincup and Burns. In the nightcap Pittsburgh jumped to a 2 0 lead and held on for a 4 8 victory as Mamaux and Gibson shut down the Phillies with Chalmers Rixey and Burns in the battery.
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Rixey
World's Champions Lose Two to Speeding Cardinal Bunch
Brooklyn newspaper report notes the Pirates swept two from Chicago in a doubleheader on July 12 at Boston Diamond. Speeding Cardinal Bunch delivered an eighth consecutive win as Smith and Myers held Chicago to limited hits. Wheat and Murray figured in late scoring as Chicago stranded runners.
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St Louis Beats Boston In Doubleheader Finished In Eleven Innings
St Louis defeated Boston in both games of a doubleheader. The first game ended with St Louis scoring two runs in the first inning on a sequence of a pass, two singles and an error by Gowdy. In the eleventh of the second game, a pass, a sacrifice and two singles produced two runs for St Louis. Final first game score was St Louis 6 Boston 1. Batteries: Sallee and Snyder for St Louis. Redolph and Gowdy for Boston.
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Reds Finally Whip Giants in New York Series Win
New York hosts Cincinnati as Dale returns to pitch a masterful game after an eight-game skid by the Reds. Final score 6 to 8 with Cincinnati rallying late. Dale and Wingo outduel Mathews and Meyers.
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Baumgarten Day Sparks Turbulent Quincy Baseball Exhibition
An eventful Quincy exhibition drew 1100 fans as Sir Jake Baumgarten faced harsh cries and disputed calls. Nick Kahl and other players clashed over umpires decisions, provoking protests and a dramatic showcase of miscalled plays and heated exchanges throughout two ball games.
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Trotter
Early basketball clash highlights Boelzle and Petti stars
In the opener George Boelzle led Quincy while Petti grew and Baumgarten starred for Moline. In the second matchup White and Baumgar en shone for the visitors with Roy Sherer delivering for Quincy.
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Juincy
Jake Baum’s Affair and Hopes of No Repetition
A fragmented report discusses Jake Baum’s conduct at a Sunday affair. The piece notes it was unfortunate and expresses hope the incident will not recur, praising Baum’s knowledge of the game despite the unclear wording.
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Tearney Goes After Dubuque Club's Angels
A DUBUQUE IOWA club faces lawsuits to cover deficits in the Three-I league. A R Tearney of Chicago, league president, instructed attorneys to sue local business men for back salaries of players and the league’s percentage of gate receipts under the league agreement.
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National league adopts 21 player limit for clubs
At a special meeting led by President Tener the National League unanimously adopted a 21 player limit per club. Suspended players count toward the limit, with reinstatement appeals to the National Commission. Discussion touched on Larry McLean and George Sisler. Boston’s new grounds slated for late August inaugural game.
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Umpire praises mixed factors. others seek jobs and pennant hopes
The piece evaluates a top umpire in the Three-I League noting fans’ reactions and his avoidance of hero worship. It mentions players Glennson Ehregott Pratt and Romine seeking teams, plus looming schedule changes due to rain and postponements as teams in the National League chase a pennant.
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Higbee to pitch today might boost team percentage
Mark Higbee will pitch this afternoon in a game that could improve the team's winning percentage. If correct, the result could elevate our standings.
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Cleve land Falls to New York After Late Fielding Slip
Cleveland led 4 to 2 in the eighth before New York pulled ahead as poor fielding allowed a scoring spree. Pitman relieved. Harstad and ONeill vs Pieh, Fisher, and Sweeney. Cleveland managed four runs on hits, New York seven with errors tolling.
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Tigers Fall to Red Sox in Weird Game 15 12
Chicago report notes eight errors by the Bengals with Kavanagh making four and Gandil injuring an ankle in the third inning. Rowland allowed Williams to finish Gandil's at bat and Gandil later doubled in the fifth to drive in the winning run.
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Red Sox edge Detroit in long July 12 intercity tilt
Boston defeated Detroit 15 to 12 in a seesaw ten inning affair. Detroit committed eight errors costly to the loss while Kavanagh starred for Boston with three fumbles and a wild throw. Janvrin Speaker and Crawford led the offense with multiple hits including a home run by Crawford. Coveleskie faced 13 innings before Boland worked the extra frames. Umpires: Hildebrand and Long. Time: 2:48.
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