Warings Outhit Opponents In a Tight Peoria Duel
In Peoria on June 2 Le Claire pitched for Peoria as they beat Quincy 2 to 1 in a hard fought game. A key eighth inning rally, including a three base hit by Woods, broke the deadlock. Quincy crossed in the seventh on a run by Williams but Le Claires pitching held them in check. Advertisers head to Rock Island next with plans for the Islanders series.
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Three I Games Score by Innings Versus Rock Island
R E Moline 000 600 000 2 2 Rock Island 000 700 00x 7 12 0 Batteries Allison Dobbins Reed Hoffman Hannibal Bloomington 200 230 000 7 1 2 000 001 010 23 3 Batteries Smith Lingle Boyd Black Alton 160 200 006 000 3 12 2 Rockford 000 003 000 001 4 11 3 Batteries Romine Spellman Huggins Griffin Kearns Glock son
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Bloomington
Smith and Lingle
Boyd and Black
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Defate to Detroit in National League draft action
Cincinnati June 2 The St Louis Nationals player Defate has been ordered by the national baseball commission to report to the Detroit Americans. The Nationals obtained the first draft on Defate at last fall’s meeting and exercised it. Detroit held the second choice.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit Americans
National Baseball Commission
St. Louis Nationals
Defate
Phillies acquire Griffin from Lincoln. Fergus released
Philadelphia Americans announce the purchase of infielder Griffin from Lincoln Nebraska and the unconditional release of pitcher John Fergus. The move reshapes the infield as Griffin joins the club and Fergus clears waivers.
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Athletix
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Americans
Griffin
Lincoln, Neb
John Ferguson
Eaglesvisit to Bushnell Sunday Baseball Clash
Eagles manager Egerson brings his regular lineup to Bushnell on Sunday seeking a win. Bushnell is known for producing strong teams, and local fans expect a competitive game as the visitors aim to beat the home squad.
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Bushnell
Eagles
Egerson
Last Night I Dreamed A Kaiser Died On The River Styx
A fragmentary wording presents a archaic dramatic line featuring a Kaiser figure by the Styx river bank. The line evokes a grim vision of death or judgment with mythic imagery and imperial reference.
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River Styx
Kaiser
Philadelphia Defeats Pittsburgh In Lopsided 9 To 1 Loss
Philadelphia dominated Pittsburgh Friday, winning 9 to 7 in a game noted for Mayer's solid pitching for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh pitchers Miller Cooper's poor showing. The scorecard reads Philadelphia 31 020 300 8 12. Pittsburgh 000 000 001 3 7. Hitting details list Mayer and Killifer for Philadelphia and Avems Miller W Cooper Fischer.
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Philadelphia
Mayer
Philadelphi
Miller
Cooper
Killifer
Avems
W. Cooper
Fischer
Tearney to Visit Quincy June 1 to Boost Attendance
Al Tearney president of the Three-I league will visit Quincy June 1 according to a word received by the local association. He is touring league cities to stimulate attendance and assess league conditions.
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al Tearney
Quincy
Tearney
Parish League Adopts Schedule for Season
Members of the Parish league met last night and adopted a playing schedule. St. Peters and St. Boniface will meet at League Park Sunday afternoon.
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St. Boniface
League Park
St. Paul Coach Releases Bohne and Malone in Shakeup
Toledo June 2 Manager Mike Kelly of the St Paul club in the American Association announces the release of infielders Bohne and Malone Bohne is sent to the St Louis Nationals Malone goes to Brooklyn in a player movement that reshapes the roster.
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Toledo
Mike Kelly
St. Paul
American Association
Bohne
Malone
St. Louis Nationals
Brooklyn
Senate adopts conference report on $66 million road bond
Springfield Alabama dispatch reports that on June 2 the senate adopted the conference report approving a $66,000,000 bond issue to fund good roads. The action was finalized amid legislative review and aligns with state infrastructure goals.
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Senate
Cubs Lose Game By Poor Playing
Brooklyn wins 5 to 4 in Chicago as erratic Chicago play yields ninth inning scoring. Stengel singles driving Johnston home after Daubert reach. Marquard and Vaughn struggle on mound amid four Chicago pitchers. Summary includes key players Johnston Daubert Stengel and Mevers with Brooklyn prevailing in late rally.
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Brooklyn
Stengel
Johnston
Daubert
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Mevers
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Cheney
Pesmith
Williams
Mann
Wilson
Vaughn
Degas
Pove
Wilson& Walter
Daubert, Hickman
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Marquard
Coombs
Club standings tease for today’s Midwest games
In the American Association standings Quincy plays Peoria Moline faces Rock Island Hannibal meets Bloomington and Alton challenges Rockford. Western League matchups include Omaha Sioux City under rain with Lincoln Deg Moines and St Joseph Joplin Denver Wichita in mixed records.
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Quincy
Peoria
Moline
Rock Island
Hannibal
Bloomington
Alton
Rockford
Omaha-Sioux City
Rain
Tuincoln
Deg Moines
St. Joseph
Joplin
Denver
Wichita
Browns Defeat Senators in Ten Innings
Washington fell 5 errors, Martians? Marsans doubled and Pratt scored on Pratt's grounder. A ninth inning wild throw tied the game as St. Louis won 3-2 in ten. Marsans had two base hits, Shanks and Sister stole bases, and Plank Johnson Park Sotheron pitched for St. Louis and Washington.
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Beeno Weading
Long
Smith
McBraide
Pratt
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Anther
Ramirers
Johnson
St. Louis
Shanks
Sister
Milan
E. Johnson
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Park
Sotheron
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Some game in Binghamton ends early in darkness
In Binghamton New York June 2 Nineteen runs were scored in the first inning of a state league game between Winghampton and Utica The match was halted after four innings due to darkness It took 55 minutes to complete the first inning with seven pitchers used Brower Utica first baseman pitched when the game ended
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Utica
Brower
Boston American string of wins snapped by Indians
Boston, June 2. The world champion Boston American's string of successes ended at ten games as Cleveland defeated them 3 to 0. Ruth was outpitched by Morton but ruined a no hit bid with a single in the eighth. Score:
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Tesreau Tops Meadows in Close 2101 Duel
In St Louis on Friday Tesreau held Meadows to four hits to power New York past St Louis 2 to 1. Ferguson’s ejection for arguing altered the game. Fletcher produced a two base hit, Burris and Long added timely hits, and Meister Packard faced the final outs as the Yankees secured the win.
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St. Louis Cardinals
ST. Louis
Tesreau
Meadows
New York
Fletcher
Orth
AB. R.H.O
A. E. Burns
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Robertson
Zimmerman
Kilduff
Kauff
Holke
J. Smith
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Gonzales
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Bescher
Packard
Burris
Miller
Snyder
Australian chief predicts war ends soon after German defeat
Major General James Gordon Legge, chief of the Australian peaceful staff, returned from the western front and predicted the German resistance would be broken by June or July, with Turkey and Austria collapsing soon after. He cited mud and weather as major obstacles and described harsh German war crimes while condemning social ties with Germany. He recalled service in the Gallipoli and South African campaigns and noted his role in the universal military training plan. Mutton is noted as easily digested.
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Melbourne
Australia
James Gordon Legge
Australa
Dardanelles
Gallipoli Peninsula
France
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Jne
Thardiv
Germany
Turkey
Austria
Legge
Spring Fever and a Call for S. S. S. Remedy
The piece links spring fever to winter impurities in the blood and urges readers to use S. S. S. as a general tonic and blood purifier. It claims children are peevish and weak during seasonal changes and promotes Swift Specific Co. at Atlanta, Ga for more information.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Ady
Welsh Town Abolishes Telegraph Poles and Hangs Wires House to House
A Welsh town has dispensed with telegraph poles as residents string wires between houses. In Los Angeles an automobile salesman invented a gauge to be mounted near the windshield to measure a car’s exact gasoline consumption.
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Los Angeles
Tosk
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