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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
9
Rowland's Warriors surged to a rally after a morning danger event. The team stabilized momentum, with key plays turning the tide and momentum shifting in their favor as the game progressed. A standout performance by the captain fueled the comeback.
Burlington took both ends of a doubleheader at Mason City, shutting out in the second game 4 0. First game final 4 7 3, Miller Rolleg Kocher Harrison on the mound for Burlington and Garrett Harrison for Mason City. In the nightcap Burlington won 3 4 0 with Batchery Rolleg assisting. Yankees Red Sox and Indians also won both ends of twin bills in the day’s action.
In Chicago Kansas City split a doubleheader with Chicago, losing 2 0 in the opener and 2 3 in the nightcap. batteries were Main Brown McConnell Wilson and Henning Easterly Brown Fighher Wilson. Brooklyn rallied to beat Newark 9 5 in the afternoon game, with Whitehouse Mosely Rariden Lafitte Upham Land Pratt on the Newark side. Newark won the morning game 6 5 over Brooklyn, Moran allowing two scratches through nine innings with Moran and Rariden handling duties for Brooklyn and Newark respectively.
Buffalo drops afternoon game to Baltimore 5-3 after morning win. Siggs, Jacklitsch, Krapp and Ehmke part of Buffalo pitching. In St Louis, Johnson's seventh inning homer turns tie into a win over Pittsburgh in game one. game two ends early as darkness halts play with no score.
Chicago loses both games to Pittsburgh by identical scores. In the morning Lavender hit a batter with bases loaded in the third, scoring the lone Chicago run. Cheney allowed only two hits in the afternoon duel but walked Hinchman and wild-pitched in the second to produce the decisive run.
The excerpt invites readers to phone The Whig with any lost watch or parasol discovered, prompting a public lost ad. It emphasizes immediate action by the finder to help reunite owners through the newspaper's Lost column.
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