Castles Beat Wakefield In Eleven Innings At Shannon Field
Kluckholm walked nine and allowed ten hits as Castles outlasted Wakefield eight to three in a rainish afternoon marathon at Shannon Field. Key hits from Quincy and Dang propelled the Castles, while Wakefield piling field miscues and wild pitching spurred the winners to the victory.
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Speed Boys
Kluckholm
Collegian
Wakefield
Jacobs
Quincy
Castles
Louie Trotter
Archie Hill
Charley Horse
Louis
Ted Waring
Roy Sherer
Roy ‘Baxter
Nick ‘Kahl
Hubert
Keupper
Frank Dang
Pittfeds Sweep Buffalo In Doubleheader
Pittsburgh defeated Buffalo twice 8 to 5 and 7 to 2 in a twin bill. Allen and Anderson were ineffective in the opener with Barger strong in the later innings. Stovalls led, while Perec and Marshall provided punch in the second game as Pittsburgh won 7 to 2.
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Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Allen
Anderson
Barger
R.H.E. Pittsburgh
F. Allen
Hearne
Berry
Honors even as Brooklyn and Chicago split two games
In Chicago on July 17, Brooklyn and Chicago split a doubleheader. First game ended 7 to 6 in favor of Chicago after Mann's fourth hit drove in the winning run in the ninth. Second game Brooklyn won 5 to 4 on Bradley's fifth inning safe drive. Batteries and box scores listed.
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Buth
Wakefield
Howard
Hillinger
Kirsch
Chicago
Brooklyn
Mann
Bradley
I. O. Rhe
St Louis Beats Baltimore 7 to 4 in Home Game
St Louis used one pitcher and a regular lineup to defeat Baltimore 7 to 4. Crandall allowed seven scattered hits as Baltimore used three starters. Final line: Baltimore 002 000 020 4 12 4. St Louis 100 011 0 7 12 4.
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Tempins
Baltimore
Crandall
R.h.le
Quinn
Sages
Conley
Owens
Jacklitsch
Crandall and Chapman
Quincy to Be In New Our Ass'n
Duluth hosts Northwestern International regatta with plans to form a midwest and pacific coast rowing association. Clubs include Duluth St. Paul Peoria Grand Rapids Chicago Quincy Detroit and seven from St. Louis plus a new Minneapolis club. Two divisions would separate western and eastern rowing governance.
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Middle West
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Peoria
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Quincy
Detroit
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Western Association
National
Western League standings brief note
Lincoln tied 5 5 with St Joseph 2 1 Denver 1 1 Des Moines at Wichita 5 12 Sioux City 6 Topeka 4 Omaha 3
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St. Joseph
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Des Moines
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Topeka
Omaha
Many Records Go When Trials Are Held Mucks Gains Honor
Central A. A. U. selects athletes to represent division at Panama-Pacific meet. B. Dismond of U Chicago sets national 440 yard dash record 48.35. Joie Ray of Illinois A.C. breaks mile mark 4 16.2 5. Arlie Macks of Wisconsin twice lowers discus record to 139 ft 8 in and 144 ft 3 in in exhibition. Robert Simpson Missouri wins 120 and 220 hurdles in record times. Lichter Illinois A.C. wins 440 hurdles 56.25. Sol Butler sets broad jump 24 ft 2 1 8 in. New national and central A. A. U. records emerge at Stagg Field.
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Central A. A. U
H. L. Smith
J.G. Loomis
A. Booth
B. Dismond
L. Campbell
U. of Chicago
E. Eby
C. A.A
Jos ‘Ray
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New York
Joie Ray
Illinois Athletic Club
Kiviat
Robert Simpson
University
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W. A. Meanix
Boston A.A
Sol Butler
Speed Boys Battle for First as Castles Rally
Quincy fans and Chamber of Commerce follow the Speed Boys with Castles close behind as Davenport and three road trips loom. Aiming for first, two decisive ifs could lift Quincy to top spot if Moline falters. Journal rivalry adds spice with Baumgarten's umpiring under fire.
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Quincy
Moline
Rockford Register-Gazette
Howard
Wakefield
Baumgarten
Rockford
Jake
Stutz
Burns and Veach Star Tigers Win
Detroit tops Philadelphia 2 in a ninth inning rally as Veach hits a triple and Burns belts a home run off Dauss. J Bush and Dauss duel on six hits each. Sauer-like fielding and timely hits decide a tense pitchers’ battle. Davis features for Philadelphia with lone bid, while Detroit moves ahead late in the game.
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Veach
Owen Bush
Philadelphia
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J. Bush
Lapp
Daus
Davies
Burns
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Cobb
Crawford
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O. Bush
Stanage
Wash
Yeach
Dauss
J. Buh
Cubs Hand Alexander 4-0 Victory in Philadelphia
Chicago stalled Alexander’s string with a 4-0 win over Philadelphia. Cheney outpitched the ace, who had nine wins and a tie in his previous ten starts. The Cubs plated three runs in the second inning on singles by Saier and Williams, Phélan’s double, and a throwing error on Cheney’s grounder.
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Saier
Williams
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Zimmerman
Eure
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Rigler Arid Ehart
Stage Quarrel on Decatur Field
Decatur lost 5 to 4 to Freeport after an eighth inning incident led to a near brawl at Decatur Field. Umpire Hurlburt ejected French of Freeport and amid tensions Powers was relieved in the ninth. Freeport mounted a late rally but fell short. Batteries: Powers, Smith, O'Brien for Decatur. Thomas, Sullivan for Freeport.
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Justice
French
Freeport
Hurlburt
Jackson
Powers
Smith and O'Brien
Thomas and Sullivan
Bloomington Boats Champs in pitching duel win
In Bloomington, July 2, 2017, Lucas delivered a sacrifice fly as Bloomington Eagles beat Davenport 2 runs in a tight pitchers’ duel. Ryan and Wilks shut down the visitors after they led early, with a late eighth inning spark. Batteries: W A Mey, Ryan, Reitmeyer.
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Lucas
Ryan
Wilks
Davenport
Ryan Land Reitmeyer
White Hose Beat Boston In Crucial Mix
Rowland's men lose the first of a twin bill as place threats loom. Boston suffered a setback while White Hose seized a key victory amid tense standings and pivotal early-season moves.
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White Hose
Boston
Rowland
Bill Brace
Russell blanks Red Sox after Fournier loses first game
In Chicago on July 17, Russell and the White Sox shut out Boston 4 to 0 in the nightcap after Boston won the opener 6 to 4. Fournier’s misplays and an error in the ninth helped Chicago gain momentum. Russell dominated with key hits including Weaver’s single and Collins’ home run.
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Lavan's Hit Wins Game in Ninth Inning
In St Louis on July 17 the game against New York ended 4 to 3 after Lavan singled with the bases loaded in the ninth, driving in Howard for the deciding run. Pitchers were Warhop and Semprohm? Nanamaker, James, Weilman and Agnew were the battery. The scorecard shows New York 001-100 100-3 and St Louis 60 102 000.
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Agnew
Senators Win Pair Over Cleveland In Twin Bill
Washington defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 in the opener and 10 to 4 in the second game on July 17. Boehling struck out ten in the first contest, Shaw fared well in relief in the second after Ayres left in the second inning. Batteries and line scores listed with Harstad Coume and others contributing for Cleveland and Washington sequence showing strong pitching.
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Washington
Boehling
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Ayres
R.W.E. Washington
Henry Walker
Jones
O'Neill
Chicago Leads Tourney in Olympic Cup Curtain Rise
Chicago finished ahead in the Olympic Cup tourney curtain raiser with Ned Sawyer of Wheaton club leading the effort. Sawyer shot 74 in the morning and 77 in the afternoon to help Chicago district finish four points ahead of California, 651 to 654, securing the $1,000 cap for another year. Western Pennsylvania placed third.
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Ned Sawyer
Wheaton Club
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Western Pennsylvania
Hoerr Retains Central States Tennis Titles in St Louis
Hoerr of St Louis defeated Drummond Jones to win the Central States singles title with scores 6 3, 7 6 2, 4 6. Hoerr and Jones also won the doubles championship title.
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ST. Louis Mo
Rolland Woerr
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Yesterday's National League results recap
The report lists yesterday's NL results with long games and rain notes. St Louis 4 New York 5 in 16 innings, New York 2 St Louis 0, Pittsburgh 5 Brooklyn ?, Brooklyn 7 Pittsburgh 3 in 7 innings, Chicago 4 Philadelphia 0, Cincinnati 2 Boston 2.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Baseball scores from early games listed
In the American League results Washington defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 in game one and 10 to 4 in game two. Boston won game one 6 to 4 against Chicago, and game two 10 to 0. Philadelphia beat Detroit 1 to 2, and New York lost to St. Louis 3 to 4.
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Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Federal League doubleheader results and standings
First game Buffalo 5 Pittsburgh notes. second game Buffalo 2 Pittsburgh. Brooklyn 6 Chicago. Brooklyn 5 Chicago. Newark 3 Kansas City 6 Baltimore 4 St Louis 7.
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Pittsburgh
Newark
Kansas City
Baltimore
Baseball scores from midwest league games listed
In Louisville 0 Kansas City 1, Cleveland 5 St Paul 9, Indianapolis Al Milwaukee 9, Columbus 0 Minneapolis 9. The brief roundup records several minor league results with final tallies across four matchups.
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Cleveland
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Minneapolis
Where They Play Today Three-I League Schedule
Three I League matchups listed include Quincy at Davenport Bloomington at Rockford Peoria at Dubuque Decatur at Moline. Each pairing outlines today’s games with host venues across the circuit.
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Detent
Gaptaaeiwal le
Quincy Ee
Davenport
Decatur Oe
Bloomington
Peoria Te Orate
Ae Eee
Rockford Ee
Uapetands
Freeport
Quincy
Rockford
Peoria
Dubuque
Decatur
Moline
Baseball matchups in the American and National Leagues
In the American League Boston faces Chicago New York meets St Louis Philadelphia confronts Detroit Washington plays Cleveland. In the National League Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn Chicago eyes Philadelphia Cincinnati meets Boston St Louis hosts New York.
Marshalltown Wins Thirteen Inning Central Association Affair
In a long Central Association game at Marshalltown Cedar Rapids led 3 0 through nine and 13 innings. Martini scored the decisive run after Hammerschmidt’s bunt misplayed by Been. Broderick contributed a clutch hit to bring Martini home as Marshalltown edged Cedar Rapids 4 3 in extra play. Batteries Benn Darrow Richardson Hamlerschmide.
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Broderick
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Darrow
Waterloons Vanquished in Ninth by Mason City
In Mason City on July 17, Mason City toppled Waterloo after a late rally in the ninth. Prohan was pulled after two runs scored, Whaley earned the win, while Corey was relieved in the eighth allowing two Waterloo runs to close the gap. Final tally unclear due to garbled scoreline. Drohan Whaley Brennan Corey Fitzpatrick Weeks listed as battery.
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Castle
Sherer
Schoonover
Stutz
Frank Dang
Trotter
Waring
Rockford
Wake
Kirsch
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Mason
City
Mazon City
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Prohan
Whaley
Corey
Fitzpatrick
H.E. Waterloo
Mason City
Drohan, Whaley
Brennan
Weeks
Indians Win Again In Keokuk baseball win
Keokuk, Iowa July 17 Indians beat Clinton five to one in the second game of the series. Keokuk built a four run fourth inning and added another in the seventh. Batteries Carrow and Trumpy for Clinton Milligan Watkins and Brown for Keokuk.
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Towa
Carrow
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Trumpy
Milligan
Watkins
Brown
Burlington Takes: Another Win Over Muscatine
Burlington beat Muscatine four to nothing to run its record to four wins in five games. A seventh inning home run by Singleton drove in a run, highlighting the contest. Batteries Miller Rolley Zack ert and Hruska.
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R.H.E
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Hruska
Peorians Lose Another Test to Moline
Peoria loses in a baseball game at home as Moline scores four runs in the first inning and adds a fifth later. Romine is knocked out early. final score shows Moline five, Peoria six with varied errors and pitching changes. Neal Selby Dobbins Romine Jensen Marshall listed as players.
Timely Hitting Leads Champs to Victories
Boston defeated Cincinnati in two close games 3 to 2 and 3 to 2. Schmidt delivered a two base hit with the bases loaded in the ninth of the first game to tie and win. In the second game Morgan, Evers and Magee drove in runs in the seventh inning as Boston pulled ahead.
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Morgan
Evers
Connelly
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Brooklyn Pirates split two with Pittsburgh in July 17
In Brooklyn, a July doubleheader ended with Pittsburgh taking game one 5 to 3 as Smith yielded a homer a triple and two singles. Brooklyn tied the nightcap 7 to 3 behind Canzelman Cooper and hot innings in the fourth and fifth. Myers scored in the seventh before rain halted the game.
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Superbas
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O'Mara
Canzelman
Cooper
Myers
Sgt. H. ‘E
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Kantlehner
Murphy
Gibson
Giants Have Big Day In Doubleheader Win Over St Louis
NEW YORK July 17 New York defeated St Louis twice today claiming the first game in sixteen innings four to four and the second two to zero. Giants rallied in the ninth and fifteenth frames scoring off errors a sacrifice and timely hitting. Perritt pitched well in relief of Marquard in the opener and Doak worked the second game with Dooin catching for New York.
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Doyle
Fletcher
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Perdue
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Bowman Arrested for Speeding in Automobile
George Bowman was arrested yesterday afternoon by Motorcycle Officer Blackwood who charged that Bowman was speeding in his automobile.
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Blackwood
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