Plow Boys Rally To Defeat Quincy In One-Run Bout
Moline, Til July special. Quincy lefty Graham and Selby pitched well but the Speed Boys managed only one hit and fell 3 to 1. Al Cummings started for Quincy, White sparked the offense with a single and a triple, while Hughes' club tied late on walks and a sacrifice fly.
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Til
Ouincy
Speed Boys
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Graham
Selby
Quincy
Sherer
Castle
Frank Dang
Kahi
Galvin
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Cum- Innes
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Cummines
Quincy Baseball Club Faces Move to Sustain Interest
Quincey chamber leaders plan a special meeting to decide action to keep the Speed Boys in Quincey, backed by Oscar Shannon and George Levi. The push includes ticket sales and boosting the club, while denials eliminate a Three-I league franchise, amid a lively mix of local fan intrigue and roster chatter.
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George D
Levi
Quincy
Chamber of Commerce
Quinceyans
Oscar W. Shannon
Club
Quincy Baseball Club
Shannon
Quincey
Speed Boys
Oscar
Peoria Wins Tight 11-5 In Rockford Test Of Nerve
In Rockford Peoria captures a 11-5 win after and extra inning threat, scoring one run in the Twelfth to clinch. Huttersen Crabb Sullivan Carlson Gard feature in a game with late twists and fielding miscues by Rockford.
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Rpockford
Peoria
Rockford
R. WE
Huttersen
Crabb
Sullivan
Carlson and Gard
Davenport Defeats Decatur In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
In Davenport July game, Decatur led early but Davenport outlasted them 6 to 2. Key pitchers Kirmayer and OBrien held the lineup while Gould and OBrien contributed at the plate.
Bloomington Triumphs Over Treeport In Close Tilt
In Freeport on July 22 Bloomington defeated Treeport by a narrow margin in a pioneers' battle. Bloomington 001 000 100 two runs. Freeport 100 000 000 one run. Batteries Richmond and ONeil. Cummings and Kerns.
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Til
Richmond
Cummings
Bloomington
Treeport
Floomington
O'Neil
Kerns
Macon Players Given Their Slips
Auburn news reports secretary John Ho Farrell announces that due to Macon Ga club default its players are released from being subject to draft sale or reservation. Other notices set Aug deadlines for optional agreements and prohibit sale or release to major league clubs after August 26.
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Auburn
John Ho. Farrell
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Macon
National ‘Association
Evans and Sawyer coast in Western Amateur semis
Chicago stars Chick Evans and Ned Sawyer dominated their matches at the Western Amateur on Mayfield course. Sawyer beat Jack Neville 10 and 9 with a 72 medal score, tying a course record. Evans defeated Guy A. Miller 4 and 3. Jim Standish and H. P. Bing ham won their rounds, setting up Evans vs Sawyer and Standish vs Bing ham in tomorrow's semi finals amid favorable weather and excellent course conditions.
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Cleveland
Chick” Evans
Ned Sawyer
Evans Schwyer
Jimmy Standish
H. P. Bingham
Sawyer
Neville
W. C Fownes, Jr
Pittsburg
Evans
Miller
Detroit
Standish
Binkham
Brown Holds Baltimore to 3 Swats Wins
CHICAGO July 22 Brown held Baltimore to three hits while timely batting gave Chicago a 3 to 1 victory. Manager Knabe was expelled for arguing with Umpire John Miullin in his first Federal League game. Batteries Johnson Conley and Jacklitsch Brown Clemons.
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Brown
Baltimore
Knabe
John Miullin
RK. I. E
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Conley
Jacklitsch
Clemons
Kelley’s Homer Secures Pittsburgh Win Over Newark
Pittsburgh defeated Newark 3 to 1 after Kelly hit a homer in the sixth inning. The game featured a late Newark rally that tied the score in the previous inning before Pittsburgh pulled ahead. Batteries were Reulbach and Rariden for Newark and Allen and Berry for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Newark
Kelly
Reulbach
Rariden
Allen and Berry
Ammunition Committee Formed to Aid Italian Army
Rome July 22 The special committee of technical experts appointed to secure adequate ammunition supplies for the Italian army held its first Milan meeting. Modeled on English and French bodies it aims at close cooperation between military authorities and arms makers to resolve issues quickly and to assist factories converting to munitions production.
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Rome
Milan
England
France
Lost item moment prompts Whig lost ad call
After the discovery of a missing item such as a watch parasol or any personal belonging the notice urges calling The Whig to place a Lost advertisement. The guidance emphasizes reporting promptly to maximize recovery chances via the newspaper notice.
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The
Whig
Pop Geers Wins Both Big Events At North Randall
Cleveland track notes celebrate Pop Geers sweeping two top trots at North Randall. He guided The Guide to win Tavern Steak and then St Fresco to triumph in the 2:17 trot, with notable performances by Lettie Lee and other entrants. Geers also led in the 2:20 class pace and multiple heats, while The Proof and Strafford showed strong showings.
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Riot at Bruins Game Ends Chase After Evers Incident
A riot broke out at a Bruins game as a brawl involving players and fans escalated after an umpire Quigley allegedly poked at Evers. Quigley fled the field while pursued by the distressed crowd, leading to police intervention and game disruption.
Heinie Zim Canned by Umpires After Batmen Feat
Boston tops Chicago in a wild game as Maranville and Gowdy execute a double steal. Zimmerman is ejected for protesting and umpire Quigley allegedly shoves captain Everson. Pierce, Bresnahan, and Evers contribute to a late Boston rally, with wild pitches and errors shaping the tense matchup.
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North Side Boat Club sees modest regatta costs
At a regatta committee meeting the North Side Boat Club reviewed recent Central States regatta expenditures. The board believed the club will not incur major losses from the big meet. A full report will be given later. A forthcoming annual fish fry is planned in Missouri at last year's site and is expected to attract a large crowd for an enjoyable event.
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North Side Boat Club
North Siders
Missouri
Tiz for sore tired feet in old ad style
An old advertisement touts TIZ as the remedy for sore tired feet with claims of relief from burning swelling and corns. It promises instant relief and shoe size reduction for a quarter, urging readers to try TIZ for year round foot comfort.
Schneider Nearly Wins Two Veiled Games For Cincinnati
In Philadelphia on July 22, Schmidt pitched two full games for Cincinnati against the Phillies. Cincinnati won the first game 6 to 2, and Philadelphia took the second 3 to 1. Batteries listed as Schneider and Clark for Cincinnati with Mayer Tin cup and Nillifer behind them in the first game. in the second, Schneider Lear McKenery and Clark faced Demaree and Burns.
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Philadelphia
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Mayer
Tincup
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Rhde
Lear
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Demaree
Burns
Despondency Drives Tragic Double Killing and Suicide
In Winterset Iowa Miles Young Sr aged 70, a leading grain elevator owner, fatally shoots his wife aged 60 at their home and then kills himself with a second bullet as she leaves for afternoon calls. Despondency, linked to his ill health, is cited as the motive.
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Miles’ Young
Young
Baseball and racing results from yesterday's games and races
National League games were rained out in New York and Pittsburgh. Brooklyn tied at 1-1 while St. Louis lost 0-11. Boston beat Chicago 4-3 and Philadelphia won 3-1 over Cincinnati. American League scores include Chicago 3-4 New York 1-1. Detroit Washington rain delay. St. Louis 3, Boston 7. Cleveland Philadelphia postponed. Federal Pennants show Pittsburgh 3 Newark. St Louis 0 Brooklyn. Kansas City 1 Buffalo 5. Chicago 4 Baltimore 1. American Association reports Milwaukee 5 Minneapolis 6. Western League results Wichita 0 Des Moines 12. Topeka 5 St Joseph 4. Lincoln 4 Omaha. Denver-Sioux City delayed due to arrivals.
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Where They Play Today Threes and Baseball Schedule
Threes League games include Quincy at Moline Bloomington at Freeport Decatur at Davenport Peoria at Rockford. American League matchups feature New York at Chicago Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit. National League schedules Chicago at Boston Philadelphia St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York.
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Davenport
Quincy Seree
Decatur Omen Nets
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Bloomington
Rockford
Peoria
Freeport
Boston
Chicago Wees
Detroit
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Cincinnati
Leo
Quincy
Moline
Decatur
Drohan Carries Clinton Past Mason City in Ten
Drohan hurled a strong game allowing only one clean hit and striking out thirteen as Clinton wins over Mason City in a 5 to 2 battle. Weeks’ passed ball in the tenth helped Clinton exploit a late error, with Evans behind the plate and Gar rett Weeks aiding in the defense.
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Towa
Mason’ City
Drohan
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Evans
Garrett
Weeks
Cedar Rapids routs Keokuk eight to one as Seibold shines
Cedar Rapids hammered Carpenter for an eight to one victory. Seibold allowed only three hits, while Keokuk manager Bowle was ejected by umpire Jeffries. Scorer 2: 2 Robb. Batteries: Seibold-Darrow for Cedar Rapids, Carpenter-Brown for Keokuk.
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Carpenter
Bowle
Keokuk
Jeffries
Robb
Darrow
Brown
Water loo win as Whaley dominates league leaders
Waterloo beat Burlington 3 to 0 behind Whaley who limited the league leaders to five singles two scratched while Carrow struggled for Burlington. Scoring went 000 000 0000 for Waterloo and 001 002 00 for Burlington. Batteries Carrow and Rolley for Burlington Whaley and Gillis for Waterloo.
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Whaley
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Burlington
Rolley
Gillis
Muscatine Triumphs in Batted Affair at Home
Muscatine faced Marshalltown in a July game. Augustus hit a bases loaded triple in the second. Tuttle pitched seven strong innings allowing only one hit. Final score 11 to 4 with strong batting from Muscatine and solid defense led by batteries Tuttle Trammer and Wagner Hruska.
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Bray announces million dollar additions to Republic Iron plant
Youngstown Quebec July 22 President Thomas J Bray of the Republic Iron and Steel company announced today that the company will build additions to its plant here costing approximately 1,000,000. These will consist of two open hearth furnaces and four tube mills. The Republic company also has 75 by product cooking ovens in the process of construction.
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Thomas J. Bray
The
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Rowland's Men Grab Second Place With Twin Wins
Johnson Circuit action left Rowland's men in second after a twin victory day. Chicago moved into second place with a doubleheader sweep from New York. Shawkey faced Scott in the opener as erratic play and solid hitting influenced the result. In the nightcap Chicago produced timely hits off Caldwell to clinch both contests.
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Chicago
Errati
Shawkey
Scott
Ines
Caldwell
Boston Beats St Louis In Pitcher Duel At July Game
Boston pitchers held St Louis to limited scoring as Lowdermilk lost command early before Koob settled in. Boston pulled away late scoring three runs in the ninth while St Louis managed scattered hits. Final score 7 to 3 in a game marked by subdued St Louis hitting and Boston pitching.
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Smith
St. Louise
Brooklyn
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Knox City Agricultural and Mechanical Association Races
Knox City Mo hosts a multi day horse racing meet August 10 to 13 with purses of 300 dollars per event. Tuesday features a 2:25 pace with many starters. Wednesday offers two races at 2:30 trot and 2:15 pace plus entries. Thursday presents three events including a 2:22 trot and 2:19 pace. final day includes a 2:12 pace and a 3:00 trot with 300 dollar purses.
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