Heizer Driven Out In First In Hannibal Baseball
Hannibal Mo June 1 Ted Waring s Mules beat the Speeders 3 1 in eleven innings. Heizer left the mound after a rough first. Klontz shut them out until the ninth. Bromwich walked and Burnham drove in the deciding run in the eleventh as Hannibal gains a series lead and headlines a busy road schedule for the Speeders.
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Kiontz
Kerns
Clark
Burnham
Hoffman Allows Two Hits As Peoria Tops Bloomington
Pitcher Hoffman of Peoria threw eight hitless innings to limit Bloomington to one run in the finale, 2 to 1. Three double plays saved the game for Peoria as Bloomington’s offense went cold. Bloomington 000 000 0 0 0 Bloomington total 2 runs, 6 hits, 3 errors. Peoria 016 001 0 6 runs, 3 hits, 2 errors. Batteries Marion and Simon Hoff man and Sullivan.
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Bloomington
R.H.E. Bloomington
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Young
Stanage
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Wolfgang
J. Collins
Thigh
Jackson
Heisman
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Danforth
Yyoung
Dauss
Dineen
Chill
Davenport Beats Moline 7-3 With Three Errors
Vil June 1 Davenport edged Moline 7 to 3 as three costly errors by Moline doomed the game. Davenport started strong with 110 120 260 for 791 runs, while Moline struggled with 0 010 NGN2IN-3. Batteries: Carre and Mille for Davenport, Anderson and Dobbins for Moline.
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Davenport
R.U.E. Davenport
Carre
Mille
Anderson
Dobbins
Rockford Beats Rock Islanders 7 to 6
Rockford defeats Rock Island in a high scoring game 7 to 6 despite both starters being hit hard. Rock Island led early with multiple runs but Rockford rallied with timely hits and steady relief pitching to secure the win in Rockford, Wisconsin. Battinies: Neal and Munch. Boyse and Cox.
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Rock Islanders
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Neal
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Yankees Take Both Games From Athletics in Doubleheader
New York swept Philadelphia 8 to 7 and 9 to 3 yesterday. Gid Cooley delivered a bases loaded two run hit in the eighth to spark the first win. Wyckoff and Meyer helped hold the A’s and Markle struggled on the mound in relief.
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Athletics
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Philadelphia
Gidcooley
Bush
Nury Tome
Wryckoff
Meyer
Markle
Nabors
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Myer
Walters
Sal
Keating
Nunumaker
Wesleyan Defeats Normal in Baseball Tilt
Bloomington June 1 Wesleyan University beat State Normal University 7 to 3 in a college baseball game. Wesleyan bats produced several runs while the defense held firm.
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Normal
Bloomington
Wesleyan University
State Normal University
Speeders Aim to Turn Tables on Mules in Big Day
Local sports page notes SPORTETTES No. 18 at gate and a plan to lift the Speeders over the Mules. A playful tale about Ted Waring's Mutes and a June wedding tease rounds out with humorous glimpses of baseball life, scalpers in Cleveland, and uniform upgrades for the Minneapolis Millers.
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Speeders
Castlemen
Hannibal
Missouri City
Old Ball Park
Rock Island
Rockford
Cardinal Split Pair With Cubs
Chicago- St Louis split a doubleheader with the Cubs taking the second game 6 to 3 as Packard allowed two two baggers and Smith homered. St Louis won the opener 5 to 1 behind Doak’s solid pitching and sharp defense. Fischer was ejected for arguing, while errors aided both sides in the first game.
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Clemons
Ween Doolan
Peewee See
Lavender Pacyard
Zwilling
Scores Report From Yesterday and Today Games
Yesterday results show Brooklyn 3-80 over Boston 2-7-1 and Philadelphia 2-9-0 vs New York 4-0. Chicago 1-104 tied with 6-92 St. Louis, while Pittsburgh 2-8-6 faced Cincinnati 11-0. Today’s games feature Cincinnati at Pittsburgh New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Brooklyn.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Scores and Matchups Placed Across Cities
The records show Boston 1017 0 Washington 1 6 0 and New York 619 30 8 Philadelphia 7 10 22 3 6 4. Detroit 7 9 0 Chicago 4 14 St Louis 5 14 2 Cleveland 10 17 12. Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis.
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Western League Scores Snapshot From Topeka to Denver
Western League results list Topeka 3 over St Joseph 4 and Lincoln 2 over Sioux City 3. Omaha 3 defeated Des Moines 0. Wichita 3 beat Denver 14. Other scores include Minneapolis 1 4 1 St Paul 56 1 and Louisville 2 Milwaukee 4 Indianapolis 4 Kansas City 3.
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Columbus
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Kansas City
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Lincoln
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Omaha
Des Moines
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Denver
Purdue Clears Chicago 20 Runs In Lafayette Game
Purdue piled up twenty runs on twenty safe hits as Chicago made ten errors at Lafayette Ind. The Boilers defeated the Maroons 20 to 3 behind pitching by Shull and Larkin with Hart. Shrode Kauffman and Walters worked for Chicago.
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George
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Shrode
Kauffman
Walters
Opportune hits give Detroit 7 to 5 win over Chicago
Detroit defeats Chicago 7 to 5 as Opportune delivers timely offense. Heilman tripled with bases loaded in the fifth to break a 1 1 tie while Jackson collected two doubles a triple and a single in four at bats. Daues homered for Detroit.
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Chicago
Tigers
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Giants Bounce Bender for 4 2 Victory in Philadelphia
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Bender faltered in the third inning. Ramiden Robertson and Doyle plus Burns and Fletcher delivered key runs, while Merkle homered for his second such drive in two days. Philadelphia totaled nine scattered hits.
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Robertson
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McWechaie
Cincinnati Beats Pittsburgh In Sixteen Inning Marathon
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2 in a 16 inning game yesterday here. Griffith doubled and advanced on errors, Clarke walked, Herzog scored on Schultz and Wilson errors, with Griffith finishing scoring. The Pirates tied the game in the sixth on three hits and a sacrifice fly. Batteries were Toney and Wingo for Cincinnati Miller and Wilson for Pittsburgh.
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Clarke
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Schultz
Boston Red Sox rout Gallia in shutout win
June baseball recap shows Boston crushing Gallia 10 to 0. Walker hit two doubles and a triple in three at bats, while Hooper injured a tendon and will miss a week. Gallia pitchers Harper and Tren ty allowed the decisive blows as Boston jumped ahead early.
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Greg
Washington
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Hooper
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Gregg
Thomas
Agnew
Russell Boy to Race This Season After Transfer
The famed 2:02 pacer Russell Boy, owned by Ellis Franks near Liberty, will return to the turf this season. He won twelve firsts in TA races last year and has moved to Tom W. Murphy in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. to train for the free-for-all at Cleveland on July 17.
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Russell Boy
Cleveland Ties for First Place in 10 3 Win Over St Louis
Cleveland defeats St Louis 10 to 3 to pull even atop the standings with Washington. Hartley leads the offense with four hits in four at bats as Cleveland collects 12 total hits off Mitchell. St Louis struggles with errors and timing as the game unfolds at the ballpark.
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Washington
Mitchell
Hartley
Say Sft Wayne Club Surrendered Franchise
The National Baseball Commission reversed a National board ruling on Fort Wayne in the Central league forfeiting its franchise due to illness of president WoC Rutzke. It found that purchase agreements sending Travers Crane and McChiskey to Terre Haute for 180 and 100 dollars, Brubaker and Hart to Somefield for 100, and Rovers to Marshalltown for 100 are legal if conditions are met.
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National Baseball Commission
National Board
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McChiskey
Terre Haute
Brubaker and
Hart
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Ohio
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Marshalltown
Waterloo Defeats Muscatine 6 3 in League Tilt
Waterloo tops Muscatine 6 to 3 as Shadow hits a three run shot and Flaherty collects four hits in four at bats. The Dodgers listed Stennett Rotas and Wruskar Zackert and Rescher in the pitcher lineup. Game details show Muscatine scoring early then Waterloo pulling away with a late rally.
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Shadow Seoured
Flaherty
Ono
Stennett
Rotas
Wruskar Zackert
Rescher
Musselman Brothers Triumph in Tennis Match
Musselman beat Physical Director Osborn of Keokuk 6 4 6 2 on the D L L Musselman tennis court Tuesday. D L also defeated the Keokuk man 6 2.
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Nerve Trouble Treated By Specialized Practice Ad
Dr J H Waldron offers free examinations for neurasthenia or nervous prostration. He explains causes such as excess, grief, worry, or shock and notes rest helps in mild cases while long standing nerve drain needs strengthening methods. Hours are listed for the Quincy Illinois office on Fifth and Maine Streets.
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