Quincy Gets Two Runs and Wins in First Inning
In Davenport on July 20 Quincy defeated the Davenporters 4 to 1. Tretter though strong allowed seven hits and a run only in the ninth. Quincy started fast scoring two in the first after Dang walked and Stutz stole third, with Kahl driving in the lead run. Archie Hill returned to form with a double and solid fielding, while Bert Graham hit a three-base blast and Galvin mishandled a relay, allowing another run. Davenport keeper Gould held the team scoreless until late, but Quincy added two more runs in the final frame to seal the victory.
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Eller Beaten In Moline Pitchers Duel
In Moline, Decatur defeats Moline 13 to 4 after a tight early battle between McCabe and Eller. McCabe and O'Brien juried with El Jer and Carney handling mound duties for Decatur. Rockford defeats Bloomington 5 to 8 as three first inning runs set the tone, Schlansker and McInroy pairing for Rockford and Lamline with Gard for Bloomington.
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Peorians Triumph 3-1 Over Freeport in Close Game
Peoria defeated Freeport 3-1 in Freeport Illinois on July 20. Peoria scored two runs in the first inning and added another in the third while Freeport managed a single tally late. Batteries were Jensen and Marshall for Peoria Delano and Anderson for Freeport.
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Yesterday's National League results recap
New York defeated St Louis 3 to 1 while Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 2 to 0. Philadelphia shutout Chicago 6 to 0 as Boston also posted a 6 to 2 win over Cincinnati.
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Sports scoreboard quiet with scattered results
Detroit 6 Philadelphia 5 Cleveland 4 Washington 4 Chicago 6 Boston 3 St. Louis 3 New York 2. A concise tally presents a string of city teams and scores without further context or outcome details.
Baseball scores from multiple games in Chicago era
St Louis tied Baltimore 4 at one game with scored finish. St Louis 4 Baltimore 7 in another. Kansas City 0 Newark 6. Pittsburgh 5 Buffalo 8. Chicago 1 Brooklyn 4.
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Scattered scores list from basketball game draft
Kansas City 2 Indianapolis 9 Minneapolis 14 Cleveland 6 Second frame Minneapolis 6 Cleveland 9 St Paul 5 Columbus 0 Milwaukee 5 Louisville 4.
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Topeka Wins and Losses Across Midwest Scores List
Topeka 2 8 Denver 9 5 St Joseph 36 Des Moines 4 1 Omaha 3 3 Sioux City 5 8 Lincoln 6 Wichita 8.
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Where They Play Today Three League Basketball Matches
Three League action lists games with Quincy at Moline Bloomington at Freeport Decatur at Davenport and Peoria at Rockford.
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American League Matchups Listed for Today’s Card
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Baseball World publication suspended over lottery inquiry
In Chicago on July 20 the Baseball World paper clarifies it has no link to the Wilkes Barre Weekly World whose publication was suspended last week amid police activity around the baseball lottery they operated.
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Buckley to Coach Harvard Star Signs Hopkins Post
Charles Brickley the Harvard football star signed to coach the Johns Hopkins team next fall in a move announced in Baltimore on July 20. Brickley will lead Hopkins in the upcoming season as head coach.
Arrest on warrant for peace disturbance in city
Frank Urbiniski was arrested on a warrant charging peace disturbance by Detective Scharnhorst. Prosecuting witness is Frank Zehnle. Urbiniski posted bond and his case was docketed for this morning before Judge Reardon.
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Star Golfers Defeated at Mayfield Course in Cleveland
Western stars fell in the Mayfield Golf course events as Ned Sawyer defeated Byers 5 to 4 and W C Fownes posted a 72 in the final qualifying round setting a Mayfield record. Davis and Phelps exited early while NeVille Evans and Bole were among other notable results in the opening round of match play.
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Bondella Days Stars at North Randall Grand Circuit Meet
The North Randall track hosted a grand circuit program led by Bondella Days who won the 3 year old trot sweepstakes in 2:07 34, shaving a focal track mark from a year ago. Judge Ormonde and Peter Farren dueled in the 2:12 pace with Ormonde taking two of three sprints. Lelia Patchen drove Delray to a 2:05 pace, while Almack, Blossom, and others competed in 2:19 class trotting.
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Plank Defeats Bender in St Louis Duel
In a pitchers duel Plank bested Bender as the home team won the opener for St Louis in a doubleheader split with Baltimore. Baltimore pushed across a seventh inning run to avoid a shutout while St Louis struck for four in the ninth to seal the second game.
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Sully's Stuff leads Quincy rally with pitching chatter
In a lively recap from the Illinois league scene, Quincy stands within one win of first place as Higbee prepares to pitch against leaders. Mark’s prior Moline start yielded two hits in a loss, with scouts eyeing the young hurler this afternoon. Eller and McCabe impressed yesterday, McCabe beating Moliner 1 to 0 as Eller allowed three hits to four. The White Sox theater of woes and Red Sox troubles swirl as Govert Eahart, Quincy’s devoted fan, earns lines and praise.
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Phillies Win from Cubs in Loose Battle
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 7th inning chaos and miscues pave the way for a 6 run eighth inning. Cravath and Niehoff drive in four as Cheney torments the Cubs with wild pitches and errors.
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Boston Beats Reds as McKenery Impresses in Debut
Boston surged ahead in the second inning scoring five runs on three singles a triple and two walks to defeat Cincinnati. McKenery formerly of the Northwestern league debuted for Cincinnati and left a favorable impression on his first appearance in the box.
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Benny Kauff Fans 4 Times In One Battle
Brooklyn defeats Chicago as Joe Finneran allows three hits. Benny Kauff fans four times in five at bats. Brennan pitched fairly for Chicago, Moseley beats Stovallmen, Buffeds win from Pittsburgh. Series of one run or more games with scattered hits and pitcher changes.
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Pilots Tie Series With Pathfinders In Final Game
Burlington beats Clinton 6 to 2 to claim the second game of the series. Burlington built a 2-0 lead in the first inning while Clinton answered with a three-run rally in the third. Final line shows Miller and Rolley for Burlington and Cooper and Evans for Clinton in a steady midseason Central Association contest.
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Waterloo Triumph Over Marshalltown on July 20
In Marshalltown Iowa two errors led to two Waterloo runs securing a 7 to 0 win. Waterloo posted five runs in a late surge as Marshalltown managed only two scattered hits. Batter ies Drohan Brennan Beard and Hammerschmidt contributed to the visitors’ victory.
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Cedar Rapids Defeats Mason City on Poor Pitching
In Mason City Iowa on July 20 Cedar Rapids won 2 to 0 over Mason City. Mellinger pitched for Mason City backed by Darrow Walworth and Weeks. Cedar Rapids built a 2-0 lead with a shutout over Mason City’s offense.
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Muscatine Muskrats Triumph In Slugging Win Over Keokuk
In Muscatine on July 20 the Muscatine Muskrats rally in the eighth inning to prevail 6 to 3 against Keokuk. Key hits and a late surge sealed the victory as Watkins and Brown paired with Franke and Hruska behind the plate. The box shows Muscatine 101 000 180 totaling 6 runs, 14 hits, 59? Batteries.
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Yanks Sign Barney From Jersey City Team
New York Americans purchase Edward Barney, outfielder for Jersey City in the International league. Barney to report to Manager Donovan in Chicago tomorrow.
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Larry McLean Released by Nationals President
NEW YORK on July 20 Larry McLean veteran catcher for the New York Nationals was serving a sixty day suspension for misconduct in St Louis. He was unconditionally released today by President Hempstead.
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Brooklyn, July 20 Pittsburgh wins with strong offense
Harmon dominated Brooklyn as Pittsburgh cruised to a victory. In the first inning Douglas was attacked, Collins hit a triple with Wagner scoring on Hinchman’s error, three singles added three more runs. Errors by Miller and O Mara and a sequence of hits produced the late scoring. Final: Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 2. Batteries Norman and Schang for Brooklyn, Douglas, Dell and Miller for Pittsburgh.
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St. Louis Rallies to Beat New York in Nine Inning Rally
New York fell behind after six straight losses as St. Louis came back to win. Griner kept New York hitless through eight innings until the ninth, when the Redbirds finally broke through. Final score 3 to 9 with St. Louis scoring late and New York managing a lone run in the ninth. Batteries: Griner Sallee Snyder for St. Louis and Marquard Ritter Schupp Doolin for New York.
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Detroit's sweep series with Macks and move up to second
The Detroit club swept the Macks to climb into second place as Ern est Shore limited Chicago to two hits and Boston was shut out by a late scoring rally. Boston scored both runs in the second inning on a single by E Scott, a misplayed ball, and doubles by Murphy and Hooper.
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Detroit Beats Phillies In Tight Ninth Inning Rally
Detroit wins the game against Philadelphia four straight, a close ninth inning sees Steen falter with the bases loaded and two outs. Dauis enters and on his first pitch induces a fielding error by Stanage, allowing a run to score before Kopf is tagged out by Dauss at home.
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Weilman Replaces Wild Man In St Louis Win
In St Louis on July 20, Weilman replaces Sisler after three straight walks forces in a run. St Louis edges New York 3 to 2 as Brown and Nanamaker work the mound for the Cardinals and Weilman, Agnew, and Sisler are named in the battery.
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Indians Win in Ten Innings at Washington
Cleveland breaks a losing streak by beating Washington in ten innings. Walker outpitched Shaw but costly errors gave the Nationals the lead in the seventh. Cleveland secured the win with Wambsganss’s single and O’Neill’s double in the tenth. Graniey’s fractured ankle and tight ankle injury noted.
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