Fourteenth inning stalemate in Chicago Boston tilt
Chicago and Boston fought 14 innings to a 5-5 draw as darkness halted play. Boston scored on Agnew's walk and Walsh's triple, Chicago tied on Risberg's triple and Lynn misplay. Key hits included Scott Collins Gainer Walsh and Risberg, with multiple players advancing on errors and steals.
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Harper Holds Browns to Five Hits in 5 0 Win
Harper kept St Louis to five hits as Washington bats chased Rogers in the fifth, winning 5 to 0. Washington tallied in the first, sixth, and eighth frames to seal the victory. Harper and Ainsmith combined for the shutout while Rogers, Hamilton, Koob, and Severeid worked for St Louis.
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Browns
ST. Louis
Rogers
Washington
R.H.E. Washington
Ainsmith
Rogers, Hamilton, Koob and
Severeid
Races Called Off at Bald Win Park Amid Low Interest
Racing events at Bald win Park were canceled due to insufficient interest in jumpers. Most horses diverted to Griggsville Illinois Valley fair, which runs Tuesday through Friday. A special Wabash train will transport attendees from Quincy, departing 9:10 AM and returning at 8:25 PM.
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Griggsville
Ilinois Valley Fair
Griggsville Fair
Quincy
Riggsville
Wabash
Reds Rout Robins In Open Doubleheader Victory
Cincinnati outclassed Brooklyn in both games, 6 to 2 and 9 to 1, as Cadore and Pfeffer were knocked out early. Milius impressed in relief, Zach Wheat injured turning second, and Cadore Pfeffer and Smith named in the selective draft alongside Eller.
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Cincinnati
Cadore
Pfeffer
Milius
Binghampton
Zach Wheat
Smith
Eller
National league batting chase tight in unofficial stats
Walter Cruise of St Louis and Ea Roush of Cincinnati tied for top average at .331 as unofficial figures list team hitting at .331. Roush has 124 total bases from 124 hits in 78 games, while Cruise has 131 bases from 98 hits.
Cardinals Win Double Bill in Philadelphia
Hard hitting gave St. Louis victory in both games Saturday with scores 7 to 5 and 5 to 3. In the first game, Ames Doak Horstman and Gonzales led St. Louis against Philadelphia's Rixey Lavender and Killifer. The second game saw Watson Horstman Snyder and Oeschger prevail over Oeschger Bender and Burns as St. Louis plated seven runs to Philadelphia's three.
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R.H.E. St. Louis
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Doak
Horstman
Gonzales
Rixey
Lavender
Killifer
Watson, Horstman and Snyder
Oeschger, Bender
Bums
Baseball Averages Stir as Speakers Phillies and Cobb Lead
Chicago July 22 Tris Speaker retains second in the American League with a .343 average as Cleveland outs Sisler of St. Louis. Ty Cobb shows the way at .378 while Amos Strunk competes for scoring honors with fifty nine. Cobb has 120 hits and 187 total bases in 85 games. Pipp tops with six home runs. Detroit leads team batting at .254 and several players post high ER averages across teams.
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St. Louis
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Amos Strunk
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Cobb
Chapman
Cleveland
Pipp
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Heiman
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Veach
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Jones
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Russell
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Sothoren
Dumont
Indians Top Athletix 2 1 In Pitchers Duel
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle as Klepfer excelled. Noyes pitched for Philadelphia with Shang catching, while Klepfer and Billings connected for Cleveland. Score by clubs shows Philadelphia 001 000 010 and Cleveland 002 100 60.
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Philadelphia
Klepfer
Noyes
R.hle
Shang
Billings
Western League standings item from Joplin to Denver
Joplin 040 Des Moines 22.0 Wichita 7-93 Omaha 4-102 St. Joseph 4-105 Lincoln 67-7 Denver 4146 Sioux City 7-11-5 leading to a compact standings snapshot for the Western League with several team scores and records.
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Des Moines
Wichita
Omaha
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Denver
Sioux City
Quincy Resort Taking Shape as Top Vacation Spot
Quincy earns praise as a premier vacation retreat with growing hotel options and leisure amenities. Visitors cite scenic views, friendly service, and affordable packages drawing families and retirees alike to extended stays and weekend getaways.
Quincy touted by Chicago Travel Bureau as summer resort
A Chicago Travel Bureau recommendation lifts Quincy’s profile as a summer vacation destination along the Mississippi River. A patron sought quiet resort ideas and asked for information. Secretary C F Perry of the Chamber of Commerce replied with Quincy’s advantages and suitable weeklong itineraries.
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Chicago Travel Bureau
C. F. Perry
Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi River
Battergon
Perry
Oldfield Beats DePalma in Narragansett Speedway Meet
Providence July 22 Barney Oldfield won two of three races from Ralph DePalma at Narragansett speedway. Oldfield took the 25 mile race in 22 minutes 54 3 4 seconds and the 10 mile race in eight minutes 14 15 seconds. DePalma won the 15 mile race in 13 minutes 51 35 seconds. Oldfield’s ten mile time broke the park record of nine minutes 2 5 seconds set by DePalma in 1915.
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Barney Oldfield
Ralph DePalma
Narragansett Speedway
Oldfield
DePalma
Eddie Rickenbacher
Tigers Sweep Yankees In Split Twin Bill
Detroit swept a doubleheader against New York on July 22 winning 4 to 3 in ten innings and 11 to 2. Bush starred in the opener with three runs and a key RBI as Peckinpaugh was ejected for disputing a call at second. Batteries Love Waters vs James Cunningham Stanage. Monroe Russell Shawkey Nanamaker Mitchell Stanage.
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New York
Bush
Peckinpaugh
R.H.E
Love and
Waters
James
Cunningham
Stanage
Monroe
Russell
Shawkey
Nanamaker
Mitchell
Brilliant pitching, errors drop contest in tenth
Grimes of Pittsburgh pitched masterful ball despite poor support, but Pittsburgh fell to New York 4 to 3 in the tenth. Batteries: Grimes and Schmidt for Pittsburgh. Sallee and Rariden for New York.
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Pittsburgh
Ubs
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Schmidt
Sallee and
Rariden
Boston Defeats Cubs 2 1 Amid Maranville's Stellar Fielding
Boston won 2 to 1 as Chicago outhit the home team. Demaree's pass to Iarnes loaded the bases for Boston's first run in the second inning, and Smith hit a homer to right center for the go ahead tally in the fourth. Chicago tied it on Mann's single, steal of second, and Williams' triple in the fourth.
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Eebeas Powell
Ereee
Eenes
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Ib Khonetchy
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Parish League contest today between St Peter's and St John's
Parish League game at League Park features St Peter's and St John's this afternoon at 3 30. The 12 inning July 4 meeting produced a 1 0 run, with Elzie likely starting for St Peter's and L Winking on the mound for St John's. Niewman may pitch if Elzie falters as strikeout leaders Pather Hohl notes added schedule games require strong patronage.
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St. John’s
St. Peter's
Elzie
L. Winking
Tom Lenane
Niewman
Pather Hohl
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