Castlem en Blank Hannibal Rid es Final Ball at Park
Al Cummings held the Mules to three hits and no runs as Castlemen pounded out twelve, seven runs, in a dramatic afternoon clash. Johnny Castle stole home on Sherer's infield out, Galvin added a ninth inning steal, while Hannibal fans planned a big turnout for today’s finale amid talk of revenge.
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Have Mules Lost Kick Have Mules Lost Kick
In a close baseball game the fielder hooked a toe around the bag as Bromwich failed to secure the ball. Galvin rose, waited for Cum mings strike, and occupied home plate with Smith holding the ball. Vogel walked and Kuhn stole, Darringer hit in to score the catcher. Castle flied out and Sherer singled before Sondheim ended the inning. The Speeders planned a final batter before Rock Island trip. weather forecast hopeful for a large crowd and gate recognition of No 20.
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What The Others Did Twenty Seven Hits In Bloomers Contest
Bloomington beat Peoria 13 to 8 in Bloomington Illinois on June 3. The locals collected 15 hits off Brown while Peoria had 14 hits in the nine innings. Bluejacket left in the seventh and Marion finished. Scoring shows Brown and O Farrell vs Bluejacket Marion and Simon.
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Change in Postal Rule Allows More Circulating Mail
Postmaster Lummis received a new order from the post office department changing third and fourth class mail limits. Now 350 identical pieces or 250 small merchandise items may go out without stamps under a permit if postage is paid locally. Previously 2000 identical pieces were required to mail at once. Also mentions Dr King’s New Life Pills as a spring laxative.
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Giants Lose First Game In New York
New York Giants lose 6 to 4 in 13 innings to Cincinnati in their first home appearance since a long road trip. Mathewson gave up nine hits and four earned runs in three innings. McGraw ejected by umpire Eason in the sixth.
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Local scores from midwest games reported
At Quincy on July 12 Hannibal led 7 to 12 and 1 to 0 in the first half while Moline posted 13 to 18 and Davenport 2 to 6 in the latter. Rockford 4 to 100 saw Rock Island trailing 0 to 5 as Peoria 8 to 14 and Bloomington 13 to 15 with 4.
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Chicago Nationals Beat Boston 2-1 In Opening Game
Chicago Nationals defeated Boston 2 to 1, scoring both runs in the final inning. Line scores show Chicago 2 4 2 and Boston 1 7 0. Other results listed: St Louis 2 Cleveland 1, plus multiple city scores and upcoming matchups.
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Spectacular Slow Pitch Showdowns Roar at Tamibal Field
Sportettes No 19 reports a brutal rout by the Bays against the Mules with Higbee dominant on the mound and Smith flashing a glass arm in yesterday’s clash. Kuhn made a remarkable snag on Kern’s foul, Castle’s back injury threat loomed, and Galvin’s Took slide kept him safe. Sundheim’s eighth inning stop preserved the infield. Tiannibal fans roared as more were promised for today’s rematch.
Rallyn Ninth Wins for Cards
St Louis tallied in the ninth inning to edge Philadelphia 3 to 2. Cards pitcher OC Ure logged a tight mound duel as the comeback delivered a late victory on June 3.
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Hannibal to withhold trip over Turkey Thomas dispute
Hannibal president Henry Riedel said the team would not travel to Rockford for Sunday and Monday games if the ownership decision on Turkey Thomas is unfavorable. The league telegraphed a decision from the National Commission expected today. Riedel vows to surrender the franchise rather than give up Thomas despite Hannibal drawing about 30,000 in 20 games.
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Browns Beat Cleveland 2 1 In St Louis Series Finale
St Louis won the last game of the Cleveland series 2 to 1 at home as Pratt drove in the deciding run with a first inning triple scoring Austin and Sisler. Weisman was solid until the sixth when the visitors rallied for a run. Cleveland’s three hits in that inning accounted for their score.
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Pittsburgh Beats Brooklyn 5 to 2 in opener of eastern invasion
Brooklyn, June 3. Pittsburgh bunched three hits in the second inning and three more in the seventh to defeat Brooklyn 5 to 2. Mamaux and Gibson pitched for Pittsburgh with Appleton, Marquard, and Meyers for Brooklyn, score showing 04 050 000 200 5 to 2.
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How to Get Rid of a Cold in Sumner Neb
Summer colds are serious. Rean how C. E Surmers of Holdredge Neb got about his. I contracted a severe cough and cold and could hardly sleep. I got a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar and the very first dose relieved me. I took a second dose before bed and did not cough all night. By using as directed the next two days my cough was entirely cured and I give Foley's Honey and Tar full credit for my speedy recovery. Foley's always soothes and heats. Children love it Miller and Arthur Drug Co Aly
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The Crime of Silence
Silent suffering is endured by many people thought to be well and living contented lives. The piece describes various sexual and nervous ailments attributed to low nerve energy and offers treatment methods including electricity and gland extracts from Dr. Strohl in Quincy. Office hours listed.
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