Quincy Edges Moline 3 to 1 In Repeated Series Victory
In Moline, AL on July 23 Quincy defeats Moline 3 to 1 for the third straight game of the series. Key moments include a fourth inning double steal by Sherer and Golvin and a decisive eighth inning rally led by Pettigrew and Jenkins. Pitching by Trotter vs Bohen highlighted the matchup as both teams chased runs with timely hits and solid defense.
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Quincy
Sherer
Golvin
Galvin
Roy
Satan” Stutz
Kahl
Dobbins
Hughes
Frank ‘White
Pettigrew
Davis
Jenkins
White
Averee
Ned
Yank Davis
Molina
Rhodes Falk
Tenkins
Stalex
Bohen
Dang
Gelvin Ibrery
Will
Roelglee da
Rta Ars
Tretter
P Tatals Seth
Moline Cra
Na Ori Ney
Pek Dnewe
Pettigrew Tenking
Dolchine
Stutz
Gelgi In
Heres
Rake
Palls
Bolien
Elf Tretter
Huanburt
Freeport Wins In Ten MPVs In Close Bout
Freeport defeated Bloomington in ten innings in a well played game. The score shows Freeport with 1 run, Bloomington 0 in the extras. RH,E Plemmington led with 7 points as batteries were Ryan and O Nei l Keller and Kerns.
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Freeport
Bloomington
E. Plemmington
Malley Beats Peorians In Rockford Showdown
In Rockford on July 25 Peoria fell to an erratic Rockford squad 5 to 7 in a curious score line. Batteries Jensen and Marshall starred for Malley while Jacobs contributed for Peoria in a rough regional game marked by uneven play.
Davenport Wins Early in Low-Scoring Game
Davenport port won the game in the first inning scoring two runs while a sparse scoring line shows modest offense from both sides. Pitchers Smith and O Brien led a tight effort as Davenport triumphed 85 to 70 in a brisk town league clash.
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Davenport
Town
Dav
Emport
Davenport Ees
Smith
O'Brien
Wil Hs
Meyer
Western League scores report from Denver to Sioux City
Western League results list dense scores with Denver 5 to Sioux City 0, Topeka 5 at St Joseph 13, Vin—coln 6 over Omaha 4, and Wichita 4 against Des Moines 7, reflecting a day of varied outcomes across multiple cities.
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Ay Denver
Sioux City
Topeka
St. Joseph
Vincoln
Omaha
Wichita
Des Moines
Cubs, Rockford sign Cy Malloy and other league notes
The report covers transfers from Moline to Freeport, Cy Malloy’s signing and win, Bresnahan as keeper advertiser, Cubs facing injuries and lineup shuffles, Willard's arm insurance talk, and a local search in Moline for concealed weapons amid Three I league changes and concerns over team morale.
Quincy Club Faces Pitching Strains As Keupper Out
Meager Castle reports pitcher Hyabert Keupper injured with a lame arm after catching cod en route to Davenport last week forcing other hurlers into extra work. Trotter has spun three games since Keupper’s last appearance, while Al Cummings needs rest to stay effective. Higbee is slated to pitch at Freeport today with Bierman likely to start Sunday. Quincy fans show signs of waking, with ticket sales possibly keeping the team in town. A proxy meeting between Oscar Shannon and the Chamber of Commerce is set for Monday to chart next steps.
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Meager Castle
Oscar A. Shannon
Quincy’ Club
Hiabert Keupper
Venport
Trotter
Keupper
Cummings
Higbee
Freeport
Bierman
Quincy
Oscar Shannon
Chamber of Commerce
Art Frommé caps Ness hitting streak in Coast league
Art Frommé of Quincy, formerly with the New York Giants and now with Varnon in the Coast league, halted Jack Ness’s hitting spree by denying a hit in a game. It marked Ness’s first 0-for-any game in fifty. Across the Three-I league this year there have been 39 games where a club failed to exceed four hits.
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Art Frommé
Quincy Boy
New’ York Giants
Varnon
Coast League
Jack ‘Ness
Oakland
Ness
Tearney
Barnes Aims to Rally Men Against Easy Lays Down
Bill Barnes hopes Dan O Leary will not let his players quit in season two and mocks Col Roosevelt for being soft on Mollycoddles in a boxing or team sports context.
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Bill Barnes
Dan O'Leary
May
Col. Roosevelt
Ty Cobb nickname sparks naming debate for Nap Lajoi’s horse
The owner Nap Lajoi faced questions over why the horse was not named Ty Cobb amid discussions of celebrity horse naming. Local observers note Ty Cobb’s fame could influence race lore as Nap Lajoi weighs branding and public reaction.
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Nap Lajoi
Ty Cobb
Dundee Beats Rivers In Ten Round Bout In Brooklyn
Johnny Dundee of New York outboxed Joe Rivers of Los Angeles in ten rounds in Brooklyn. Dundee dominated all rounds except the tenth which was even. In round four Dundee nearly knocked Rivers out with a solid right to the jaw. Dundee weighed 130 pounds, Rivers 139.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Brooklyn
Dundee
Rivers
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Easy Laxative Relief
An easy pleasant laxative regimen with a tumbler of water at night. No nauseating taste or belching. Wake up to a free easy bowel movement and feel fine all day. Sold by druggists in original packaging at 25 cents. Get them today and enjoy this simple relief.
Evans Defeats Sawyer in Western Amateur Semi Final
In Cleveland, Chick Evans of Chicago defeated Ned Sawyer 2 and 1 in the Western Amateur semi final. Jimmy Standish Jr of Detroit beat H. P. Bingham 7 and 6 to reach the final against Evans. The big gallery of about 2,500 followed the match, with Sawyer leading early but Evans rallying to prevail.
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Cleveland
Mayfield Club
Doposters
Standish
Evans
Sawyer
Chick
Slattery Shines as Muscatine Slowed by Hitting
Yesterday in the Central Association Muscatine hosted Marshalltown with Slattery showing his usual form against the Muskie mound. Slattery and Hammer teamed for Muscatine's scoring while Marshalltown busted the game open with a 14 to 5 victory.
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Muscatine
Slattery
Franke
Marshalltown
Hammerschmidt
Flanagan
Hruska
Clinton Beats Mason City In Tumbling Game
Clinton defeated Mason City in a rough contest despite many errors. Mason City trailed 6 0 0 after five innings and could not overcome Clinton’s offense led by Fitzpatrick Weeks Jones and Evans. Final score listed with innings and batteries.
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Clinton, In
Clinton
Fitzpatrick
Mason City
R.H.E
Weeks
Jones
Evans
Keokuk Rout Cedar Rapids In Rainy Seven Inning Game
In a rain shortened seven inning contest Keokuk exploded for nine runs in the sixth inning against Mellinger. Cedar Rapids managed three runs while Keokuk tallied 14 hits to Cedar Rapids 7. Batteries: Mellinger Berger Darrow McCullough Watkins Brown.
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Cedar
Rapids
Mellinger
Keokuk Indians
RBI
Keokuk
Berger
Darrow
McCullough
Watkins
Brown
No Clue Found On Missing Downers Grove Man
Chicago July 23 No clue has been discovered as to the whereabouts of Carter Singleterry young real estate man of Downers Grove Illinois who dropped from sight Wednesday. He was known to have carried a large sum of money and relatives fear foul play may be involved.
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Chicago
Carter Singleterry
Downers Grove
Til
State health board probes typhoid outbreak in Harvey Cook County
Springfield July 23 The state board of health began an investigation into a mysterious typhoid fever epidemic in Harvey Cook County where twenty five cases have developed within a week.
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Springfield
State Board of Health
Harvey
Cook ‘County
Quincy Adds Pitcher Bierman To Strengthen Staff
President Oscar W. Shannon of the Quincy club announces the signings of Pitcher Bierman to bolster the Quincy pitching corps as Hubert Keupper is temporarily disabled. Bierman, once with the Castles in spring tryouts, was sent to Louie Ehrgott's Ottawa club and later freed when the Bi State league faltered. upon Keupper’s return, Quincy expects a full staff to handle all foes.
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Oscar W. Shannon
Quincy Club
Bierman
Quincy
Hubert Keupper
Hayden
Burlington Club
Shannon
Gastle
Louie Ehrgott
Ottawa
Keupper
Records Fall At North Randall Grand Circuit Finals
North Randall tracks crown season’s fastest pacer Napoleon Direct with two heats 2:03, a pacing record, and Margaret Druien clips second heat 2:0514 in a swift trotting show. Lou Jennings wins 2:13 trot as Rusticoat dominates the 3 year old trotting sweepstakes amid a sensational closing program.
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Cleveland
North’ Randall
Napoleon Direct
Margaret Druien
Walter Cox
Lou Jennings
Rusticoat
Glenwood B
Ben Burns
Purcell
Nap Lajoi
Br. G
Valentine
Helen Worthy
Murphy
Russell
Celie Dillon
Col
Axworthy Andrews
Spirit
Br. F
Cox
Ch. H
Walter
Geers
Flower Direct
Sox Capture Close Battle From Yankees
Chicago wins a desperate ninth inning thriller to take the third straight from New York. John Collins singles home a run after a daring steal of second and Seibold sac fly. Eddie Collins and Felsch drive in runs as Chicago builds a 2-0 lead in the second and third. Warhop starts for New York. Cicotte goes for Chicago in a tight pitching duel with a 1-3 final score.
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Chicago
New York
John Collins
Seibold
Fournier
Felsch
Murphy
Eddie Collins
Ab.r.h.c
Barney, Ls
Bauman
Warhop
IAB
R.H
AE. Murphy
Weaver
Collins
Ccc
Pricalo
Mayer
Hartzell
J. Collins
Blackburne
Pipp
High
Cicotte
Donalvan
Sweeney
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Red Sox Beat St Louis in Wild Sumner Battle
Boston defeated St Louis as both starters Lowdermilk and Leverenz were erratic and hit by batters. Leonard lasted three innings for Boston before retiring with a knee injury after being hit. Final score shows Boston 9 to 3.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Lowdermilk
Leverenz
Bare
Leonard
Ruele
St.Louis
Leonard, Gregg, Collins
Baseball scores from yesterday across major leagues
National League games featured New York 1 Pittsburgh 6 and 3 4 in two tilts, Brooklyn 9 St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 3 in 10 innings, Boston 2 Chicago 1. American League matchups included Cleveland 11 Philadelphia 3 and Detroit 2 Washington 1, St Louis 3 Boston 8, Chicago 3 New York 2. Federal League saw Kansas City 3 Buffalo 7, Pittsburgh 3 Newark 1, St Louis de Brooklyn 6, Chicago 4 Baltimore 1. American Association results list Louisville 4 Cleveland 8, Kansas City 6 St Paul 5, Columbus 0 Indianapolis 7, Milwaukee 1 Minneapolis 19.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Buffalo
Newark
Baltimore
American Association
Louisville
Cleveland
St. Paul
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Three I League and Major Leagues Daily Games
Today’s schedule shows the Three I League matchups Quincy versus Freeport Bloomington versus Moline Galesburg visiting Rockford Peoria at Davenport and the American League heavy card with New York at Chicago Boston at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit while the National League features Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at New York
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Davenport
Eee
Quincy
Peete
Galesburg
Bloomington
Rockford
Eeesees
Peoria
Freeport
W. Pet
Boston
Chicagoe Eee Ee
Pittsburgh St. Louis
Ee Ee
Stovalls Surrender Position In Federal League
Kansas City falls from lead after Chicago beats Buffalo. KC rallies in final innings with four runs to tie and force five runs final burst. Schulz Bedient Allen Johnson Henning Brown bullpen. Buffalo 3 0 1 0 0 1 7 Kansas City 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 5 11 0 0.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Buffalo
Kansas ‘City
RY H. E
Schulz
Prendergast Leads Chicago Past Baltimore in Tight Win
Chicago pounded pitcher Suggs as Prendergast connected for three hits. Baltimore offered little offense with pop fouls and flies. Final score shows Chicago ahead despite a rough outing by Baltimore’s pitchers, with Clemons and Prendergast delivering key at bats.
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Mike Prendergast
Chicago
Prendergast
Suggs
Baltimore
Conley
Leclair
Jacklitsch
Clemons
Brooklyn Beats St Louis with Magee Home Run
St Louis and Brooklyn faced off as Crandall allowed ten hits through eight innings while Watson held the visitors hitless in relief. Magee hit a homer in the seventh with Simon on base, sending Brooklyn to a 6 to 4 victory, as the final line reads Brooklyn 6 St Louis 4. Batteries Marion and Simon for Brooklyn Crandall Watson and Hartley for St Louis.
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Magee
Old Town
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Crandall
Watson
Simon
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Marion
Hartley
Pittfeds Win One More
Pittsburgh loses another game as Pittfeds edge Newark 3 to 0. Porte errs early, Berghammer draws a base on balls and Wickland drives in a run. Kaiserling Moran and Rariden pitch for Newark. Knetzer and Berry for Pittsburgh in a cold July contest.
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Pittsburgh
Newas
Porte
Kaiserling, Moran
Rariden
Knetzer
Berry
Indians Win Handily
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia with better pitching and base running support. Mitchell was effective with men on base while errors by Philadelphia limited their offense. Score by innings shows Cleveland building a lead early and holding on for the win.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Bressler
Pepper
Mitchell
O'Neill
Lapp
McAvory
Boston Beats Chicago In Eleven Inning Victory
Boston defeats Chicago 2 1 in eleven innings as Magee Schmidt and Maranville drive in the deciding run. Vaughn started for Boston and Humphries faced Chicago. late error and wild throw alter the scoring. Magee and Schmidt had key hits, while Maranville plated the winning run in the final inning for Boston in a tense slugging contest.
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Chicago
Magee
Schmidt
Smith
Maranville
Vaughn
Ab, R.hl.o.a. EL Moran
Rf Y
Evers
Ragan
Eeiee
AE Connolly
Tyler
Ieee
Moran
Archer
Bresnahan
Humphries
Fishery Knisely
Fyler
Quigley
Emslie
Brooklyn Beats St Louis In Free Hit Ting Game
Brooklyn defeated St Louis in a loose fielding free hitting game. Hyatt opened with an early Brooklyn lead, Cutshaw flew in a run, and six Brooklyns crossed the plate after a sunlit second inning. Final score shows St Louis 7, Brooklyn 3.
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St. Louis
Hyatt
Cutshaw
Brooklyns
H. E. St. Louise
Doak
Niehaus
Gonzales
Dale
Appleton
Pfeiffer
O. Mitlerl
Pittsburgh Sweeps Doubleheader Over New York
In New York July 23 Pittsburgh won both games of a doubleheader. In the first game Pittsburgh bunched four hits in the third inning off Mathewson and four more in the fifth off Ritter, scoring three runs in each. Johnston drove in three runs and scored twice. In the second game Tesreau allowed two early runs and then, despite a long string of shutout innings, yielded three hits in the ninth to allow Pittsburgh two runs and the win. Final scores show Pittsburgh with a 6-1 win in game one and a 3-5 loss in game two. Batteries: Adams, Schang, Mathewson, Ritter, Dooin. Mammaux, Cooper, Gibson, Sching, Tesreau, Meyers.
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Pittsburgh
Mathewson
Ritter
Johnston
Tesreau
Esa Jra
Adams
Schang
Dooin
Mammaux, Cooper
Cincinnati Defeats Philadelphia in Ten Innings
Bad work on the bases by both teams marked the game as Cincinnati won from Philadelphia in ten innings. Herzog singled with the bases full and two runners scored to erase Philadelphia's one run lead in the ninth. Final: Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 0. Batteries: Toney Benton Dale Clarke von Kolnitz Chalmers Baumgartner Rixen Killifer.
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Cincinnati
Herzog
Toney, Benton
Dale
Clarke
von Kolnits
Chalmers
Baumgartner
Rixer
Killifer
Evers and Quigley settle dugout spat in Boston
The incident between umpire Quigley and Boston Braves captain Evers flared up yesterday when Quigley allegedly punched Evers after a foot dispute. National League president Tener personally investigated and the matter appeared to be smoothed over before play resumed.
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Quigley
Boston
Capt
Boston: Braves
Tener
National League
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