Mules Tie Up Series With 5 4 Win Over Castlemen
Hannibal Mules beat Castlemen 5 to 4 to even the series at two games each as errors aided their late rally. Henderson allowed the same number of hits as Iron Man Smith, with Bossoloni, Bromwich, and Noe driving in key runs. A steamer excursion to Hannibal is planned for Sunday to boost fan support.
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Iron Man” Smith
HannIbal Mules
St. Louis
Speeders
Bluff City
Hannibal
Grodick
Turner
Bossoloni
Bromwich
Nye
Krueger
Young
Waring
Heizer
What The Others Did BLOOMERS BLOW Io IN FIFTH PEORIA WINS
Bloomers blow up in the fifth and Peoria wins 5 to 2. Peoria moves to Bloomington today with batteries Marion and Simon for Peoria and Black and Sullivan for Bloomington.
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Bloomers
Peoria
Bloomington
Marion
Simon
Black and Sullivan
Island to Three Hits Rockford, WL
Rock Island failed to muster more than three hits as Scanion pitched well for Rockford in a 5 to 1 victory. Scoring occurred with precise runs, while Rock Island’s offense struggled against the opposing battery of Scanion and Vance.
Waterloo 7 Burlington 6 ends series on comeback win
Waterloo overcame Burlington's lead in the first three innings to win the final game of the series 7 to 6. The contest featured ejections and disputed calls as Umpire Asher made a no decision ruling. Batteries Stennett Keupper Hoelgie Zackert Rescher.
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Waterloo
Burlington
Town
Thard
Vicals
Outhleller Thelsing
Logan
Asher
Lowh and Waterson
Stennett, Keupper and
Hoelgie
Zackert and
Rescher
Dillon Levinsky bout changes to ten rounds no decision
In Baltimore on July 14 the scheduled 15 round light heavyweight bout between Jack Dillon and Battling Levinsky at Oriole Park was cut to ten rounds with no decision due to poor attendance and gate receipts. Levinsky outpointed Dillon in most rounds but no verdict was given.
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Dillon-Levinsky
Baltimore
Jack Dillon
Battling Levinsky
Oriole Baseball Park
Levinsky
Dillon
Clinton 5 Fort Dodge 0 baseball scorecard
Clinton won 5 to 0 in seven innings at Fort Dodge. Miller held the locals to two hits while Huggins yielded in the late innings. Clinton featured aggressive base running with timely scoring. Batteries Miller and Brown for Clinton, Trug gins and Erloft for Fort Dodge.
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Clinton
Ft. Dodge
Fort Dodge
Jtown
Miler
Huggins
Peore
UUC
Miller
Brown
Truggins
Erloft
Soldiers and Sailors Home Patient Updates and Visitors
Captain Westlake a patient in the hospital shows slight improvement per his physician. Daughters Alis and Stella Guston and granddaughter Ruth arrive from Chicago to stay indefinitely. Various residents and visitors are noted including Mrs Catherine Roos, Adella Rheadman, Mrs Love, Mrs Eddy and Miss Peat, and Mrs Nellie Ernst. Ailing Mr Williams from cottage 20 improves after surgery, and Mr Camp recovers from a paralytic stroke. Mrs Harold Stough and Miss Ethyl Ewing visit Mire William Burton.
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Love
Wilmington
Roten
Eddy
Della Peat
St Louis
Thomas Peat
Quincy
Jack
Satterly
Madison Street
Sergeant
Hallford
Frank Jacoby
Carthage
W. J. Garner
St. Mary’s Hospital
Camp
Cottage 20
Harold Stough
Ethyl Ewing
Brooklyn
Mire
Wiliam Burton
Cottage 2U
Trust Deed Filed Over Half Million Details Recorded
A trust deed for $600000 was filed in the county records by American Strawboard Company to First Trust and Savings of Springfield Ohio. The deed covers multiple properties in several cities including the company’s property in this city as security for the mortgage.
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James Buffington
American Strawboard Company
First Trust and Saving Company
Springfield
Superb as Split Pair With Cards In St Louis
St Louis Nationals and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with St Louis winning 2 1 in the first game and Brooklyn taking the second 7 0. Daubert opened the first inning with a triple and the visitors added a double to lead. St Louis tied in the second on a walk, passed ball, out and sacrifice fly, then won the seventh on a sacrifice. In the second game Deak started for St Louis Pfeffer pitched for Brooklyn Hall relieved Doak in the seventh after Brooklyn scored four, Hall allowed a double and a single for two more runs.
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St. Louis Nationals
Brooklyn
Daubert
Deak
Pfeffer
Hall
Doak
Secor
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McCarty
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Miller
Cheney
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J Miller
Y Hornsby
Ib Wilson
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Steele
Ames
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Wheat
Bescher
Betzel Rey
Corhan
D. Miller
Hornsbyi OG. Miller
Getz
St Louis
Brooklign
Reseher
Strick
Paesed Hall--O
Miler
Empires
Orth
Byron
Cincinnati Breaks Even With Giants in Doubleheader
New York and Cincinnati split a Thursday doubleheader with New York winning 5 to 2 and Cincinnati taking the nightcap 7 to 4. Errors aided New York in game one as Cincinnati made costly misplays while Tesreau pitched well in game two and Bluejacket appeared briefly before being relieved. Wingo was ejected for disputing a decision in the first game.
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Cincinnati
Tuly
New York
Toney
Tesreau
Bluejacket
Merkle
Wingo
Club Standings From Daily Results Across Leagues
Standings and results show team records and recent games from venues including Quincy Bloomington Rockford Davenport Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh Washington Detroit New York St Louis rain. American Association and Western League results list separate game scores and upcoming matchups with several rain delays noted.
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Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh-Boston
Washington
Detroit
St. Loouis
Cleveland
Boston-Chicago
Chicago
Boston
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Bosien
Eeu
Eaees
St. Lows
Peter
Day in Congress and Capitol Proceedings
Senate met at 10 a m to debate a 315 million naval bill and the commerce panel agreed to a shipping bill provision allowing government ships in coastwise trade. Omnibus public building bill about 32 million progressed in committee. gin export in bond favored. Rucker campaign publicity bill delayed. adjourned. Frank Slo cum burned at Slocum Ice Cream factory. hot water spilled on his face. treated and sent home to recover.
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Commerce Committee
Rucker
Slocum
Frank Slocum
North Thirteenth Street
Spring Street
Chicago Bruins Win From Phill Chicago Bruins Win From Phill
Chicago, July 14. Zimmerman hit a home run driving in Flack to seal a 6 to 5 win for the Chicago Bruins over Philadelphia after a ragged late rally by Philadelphia pinch hitters. Vaughn pitched well until the ninth. Williams' errors produced two of Chicago's runs. Bender was wild with little support. Welly, the Indianapolis recruit, struck out as a pinch hitter in the ninth. Score:
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Zimmerman
Flack
Philadelphia
Vaughn
Williams
Bender
Welly
Indianapolis
Paxery
Puskert
Saee
Quiltan
Cooper
Rey
Dugey
eDugey
Linterns
Burns
Tilavers
Ale Knabe
Rf Sarees
Rimmernmann
Schulte
Mulligan
Penne
Mischer
Lavender
Anne
Knabe
Bender Zimmerman
Dasc
Wil Schulte
Renter
McQuillan
Eason
St Louis Beats Philadelphia 7 3 in Easy Game
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 in Philadelphia. Weisman pitched effectively as two runs came on errors and another when Lajoie scored in the ninth. Pick was spiked in the third and Rowe replaced him. Score by innings shows St Louis 002 003 101 and Philadelphia 000 101 001 with final lines 7 9 3 and 4 5 4.
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Philadelphia
ST. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Weisman
Lajoie
Pick
Johnson
Rowe
R.H.E. St. Louis
Weisman and Severeid
Nabors, Hasselbacher
Carroll, Myers
Columbia to abandon intercollegiate rowing at university
New York July 14. Columbia University plans to withdraw from intercollegiate rowing following a disappointing performance by local crews at Poughkeepsie on June 17. An official announcement and resignation from the Intercollegiate Rowing Association are expected soon.
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New York
Columbia University
University
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Columbia
Poughkeepsie
Oldring Signs Contract With New York Americans
New York July 14 Reuben Oldring former star left fielder for the Philadelphia Americans who retired on July 1 signed a contract to play with the New York Americans. Oldring will make his first appearance here next Saturday. Manager Mack of Philadelphia made him a free agent when he announced his retirement.
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Oldring
New York
Reuben Oldring
Philadelphia Americans
New York Americans
Mack
Philadelphia
Ouimet Backers Kept Out of USGA Membership
In Boston on July 14 it was reported that Woodland Golf Club of Newton which backed Francis Ouimet J H Sullivan Jr and Paul Tewksbury has been denied active membership in the United States Golf Association The club had associate status and recently sought active membership but formal notice was given without stated reasons The three men were ruled to have lost amateur status due to business ties Ouimet and Sullivan run a sporting goods business while Tewksbury sells such goods
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Boston
Woodland Golf Club
Newton
Francis Ouimet
J. H. Sullivan
Paul Tewksbury
United States Golf Association
National Association
Quimet, Sullivan and
Tewksbury
Ouimet and Sullivan
Felmley Wins Central Illinois Club Tennis Championship
Felmley of Bloomington captured the singles title at the Central Illinois Country Club championship in Danville by defeating Gass of Peoria 6-1 11-9 6-2. In semifinals Felmley beat Gatlin 8-6 7-5 and Gass beat Leforge 6-0 7-5. Haines of Decatur and Catlin won the doubles title over Stone and Gass 6-2 6-1.
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Danville
Til
Senators Lose Three Of Four To Tigers
Washington and Detroit clash as Detroit wins 3 to 1 in the Thursday game. Young’s triple and Heisman’s double drive in runs, while Williams’ seventh inning triple goes for naught. Washington’s lone ninth inning tally comes as President Wilson attends, first time since season opener. Batteries: James and Baker for Detroit, Bochling Shaw and Tlenry for Washington.
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Detroit
Young
Barber
Foster
Heisman
James
William
Wilson
R. HE
James and
Baker
Bochling, Shaw and Tlenry
Yankees Rally To Beat Indians 6 3 In Semi Darkness
New York regained the lead in the American League by defeating Cleveland 6 to 3 in the last game of the series. Shawkey earned the win, Klepfer lasted into the sixth before a rain delay and semi dark conditions halted play with New York at bat. Key hits included Highs double and Pipp’s sacrifice fly followed by Peckinpaugh’s triple.
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Cleveland
Shawkey
Klepfer
Yankees
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Peckinpaugh
Pipp
AB. RW. OA. BR. Graney
Seeee
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Han
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Tae Lye Ou
Tituh
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Bas Bino
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Rifice
Phive
Gritelil
Coveleskie
Uripe Wildebrand
O'Tloaghlin
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