Peoria Beats Rockford in Three-I League Clash
Louis Trotter pitched vanquishingly for the Gem City squad as Peoria defeated Rockford 6 to 3. Castle, Boelvle, and Stutz led the offense with multiple hits while Dubuque rallied in the eighth, but fell short as Keller and Trotter shut down the Plumbers most of the game.
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Dubuque
Towa
Quincy
Speed Boys
Johnny
Castle
George
Boelvle
Louis Trotter
Trotter
Keller
Gem
Kahl
Stutz
Dang
Hill
Galvin
Tretter
Dubuqte
Delano
C. Daringer
Daghbach
Afigle
French
Howard Daringer
Jackson
McGuff
Duanfee
Daschbach
Moline Wins Second Game in Bloomington 3-2
In Bloomington on June 3 Moline beat Bloomington 3-2 after a late rally by the visitors. Bloomington led early 7-0 before Moline pushed across two runs in the eighth inning, with Scott Eller and Carney on the mound for Moline and Richmond handling Bloomington’s defense until Scheid closed.
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Bloomington
Moline
Richmond
Scott
Eller
Carney
Scheid
Davenport Beats Decatur In Low-Scoring Baseball Meeting
In Davenport on June 3, Smith allowed 12 hits as Davenport defeated Decatur 12 runs to 3. Barnes held Decatur to three hits while O'Brien, Barnes and Meyer contributed for Davenport. The box shows batteries Smith for Davenport with teammates O'Brien Barnes and Meyer.
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Davenport
Town
Smith
Decatur
Barnes
Riel
C and
O'Brien Barnes
Meyer
Rocks Drop Fifth In Row In Peoria Rout Sinks Rockford
Peoria hitters pounded Clark for 16 runs as Rockford dropped to fifth straight defeat. Final score shows Peoria 16, Rockford 2 with Sheehan and Baldwin pairing on the mound for the winners and Clark with Jacobs on relief for Rockford.
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Rockford
Clark
Peoria
Rockford Oo
Sheehan
Baldwin
Jacobs
Dubuque afternoon clash tests Dubs by dark one
In the third game at Dubuque this afternoon Dark faces the Dubs as Thase and Trotter play strong. The question looms how badly he beat them and whether Terry emerges as a standout as a human telephone director in the scene.
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Thase
Dark
Dubuque
Fifth Seer For Rocks Rockford Streaks Ended
Rockford has not lost on more than two days in a row this year. The Castles have lost three straight, the last two on Sunday and Monday. Ouiney has not lost on more than two days in a row this year.
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Rockford
Ouiney
Castles Don't Cherish Twin Bills in Double Headers
A terse note from Castle clan critics states twin bills fail to please them. They oppose the idea of pairing two events or releases as a single double header, favoring separate arrangements instead.
Four twin bills and a Sunday distillery tie
In a busy legislative period they passed one bill while dropping another. A twofold bill moved through in Peoria with a pair drawn from the Distillers on a Sunday afternoon. Across Moline they bowed to changes and repeated bows to earlier actions.
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Peoria
Moline
Duggans
Speed Boys face Davenport in tough road set
After today's Dubuque game, Johnny Castle and his Speed Boys travel to Davenport to meet Dan O Leary's Champion Blue Sox in a demanding four game series. Al Cummings will open against Dan's gang with Keupper and Trotter in reserve. Davenport fans expect four strong exhibitions as Castle's team seeks wins on the road.
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Davenport
Dubuque
Johnny Castle
Dan O'Leary
Blue Sox
Davenporters
al Cummings
Dan
Keupper
Trotter
Umpire Hurlburt blamed for erratic calls at Quincy game
Bloomington bulletin reports Umpire Hurlburt missed many balls and strikes with reactions from Manager Wakefield and players. Rockford and Quincy figures spar over a disputed call, with critics saying Hurlburt showed bias and inconsistency.
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Bloomington
Hurlburt
Wakefield
Strannon Players Dominate League Earnings Rumor
In a brief note, Strannon's players reportedly pull more from the league than others, with an approximate figure around 45 dollars cited, reflecting a tease of earnings in the circuit.
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Hurlburt
Strannon
Base ball scores sought via Whig newspaper phone line
The Whig asks baseball fans to call a specific phone number only for scores to save readers time. The appeal notes the line will provide results and thanks readers for complying.
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Whig
Tigers Win Exhibition Game at Detroit, NY
The Tigers defeated the Tigers in an exhibition at Syracuse Detroit Americans, 8 to 2, with Pittsburg nationally setting the pace.
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Tigers
Syracuse
Detroit Americans
Pittsburg
Catholics Again at Lansing June Notre Dame Michigan
Catholics Again reports from Lansing in June with Notre Dame and Michigan involvement. The brief note mentions AY gies and related events, reflecting regional college activities and Catholic group participation.
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Lansing
Mich
Notre Dame
Michigan ‘Ay
Ygies
Hannibal Lad Shows Class On the Links
Hannibal, Missouri teen Charles A. Cruickshank Jr., 18, the youngest in the St. Louis tournament, made his second tourney appearance but was edged by A B Ewing on the 18th green. Cruickshank, who earlier qualified for the championship flight and runner-up in the St Joe consolation, showed potential with a 20 foot attempt for a 3 on the final hole before miscueing into a loss. Cruickshank is expected to be heard from again if he dedicates more time to golf.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Charles Cruickshank
Hannibal
Mound City
Charles A. Cruickshank Jr
Cruickshank
St Joe
J. L. Carleton
A.B. Ewing
Ewing
Keokuk Triumphs With Late Rally In Central Association
Keokuk edged Mason City 11 to 5 after a ninth inning rally, with Mc Culloch’s triple, Asher’s tying single, and late errors shaping the score. In Marshalltown Burlington won 2 to 1 as Miller held the hits, while Cedar Rapids rallied for three runs in the ninth but Moscatine answered with a six run effort.
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Keokuk
Mason ‘City
Mason City
Iowa
McCulloch
Ee Asher
Ay Kuk
R.H.E
Marshalltown
Town
Fertin
Burlington
Miller
Cedar Rapids
Seeger
Marr
Cedar ‘Rapids
oTee
Cedar Baglin
Moscatine
Brown
Ludwigs Ross
Hruska
Waterloo bats stifle opponents with 12 hits
Waterloo nips Clinton 9 to 4 in a pitcher hitters duel. Gross led Waterloo with safe hits and produced a triple and a double among four extra base hits. Darrow, Torkelson, Brennan and Brennan contributed on the mound as Waterloo built a lead early and cruised.
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Waterloo
Towa
Tune 3
Hae
Clinton
Darrow
Torkelson
Brennan
Wisconsin star Phil Stiles eyes Panama Pacific jump
Phil Stiles of the University of Wisconsin headlines the Panama Pacific championships, set for San Francisco in August, as the standout broad jumper. He recently soared 20 feet 4 inches in May, a mark rivaling Olympic champions, and has a history of rapid improvement from 23 feet 9 inches as a schoolboy to national titles.
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United States
San Francisco
Phil Stiles
University of Wisconsin
Stiles
A. L. Gutterson
Stockholm
a_ hig
Platt Adams
New York Athletic Club
Tventy
Hitting Spree Powers Drake and Borton in Wins
In Buffalo doubleheader Brooklyn tops Buffalo as Schultze falters in game one and Upham gains relief in game two. Chicago hosts St Louis with Drake and Borton delivering key hits while Brown struggles amid weak support.
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Chicago
Py Drake
Borton
St. Louis
Brown
Davenport
Hartley
Black
Wilson
Wallace Gets Tryout After 21-Year Career
Wall ace Wallace, after 21 seasons, was released by the Browns and will wear a Cardinals uniform at Robison Field to showcase his form for manager Miller Huggins. If he meets expectations, a contract for the remainder of the season is likely. Arnold Hauser, recently seen in uniform, might return before season end.
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ST. Louis
Roderick Chu Wallace
Browns
Robison Field
Miller Huggins
Wallace
Huggins
Cardinals
Nationals
Reds
Arnold Hauser
Hauser
Hater Gins
Arnold
Cleveland Sailor Completes 11000 Mile Cruiser Journey
Charles E Wellman of the South Shore Power Boat Club finished an 11000 mile cruise in his 40-foot cruiser Cleo N. He sailed from Cleveland down the Mississippi, up the Gulf and Atlantic, to the St Lawrence and the Great Lakes, aiming to reach Chicago by July 1, with the voyage having begun September 16.
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Cleveland, O
Charles E. Wellman
Southshore Power Boat Club
Chicago
Cleo. N
W Wellman
Mississippi
Gulf and Atlantic
St. Lawrence
Lakes
Cleveland
Welimaan
Giants Rally Past World Champs in Nine Inning Upset
Dubuque Telegraph-Nernld reports a chaotic start as manager Castle is suspended, altering the lineup with Tretter in center. Galvin hits a homer, McGuff a four-base blast, and Daschbach shines in a high‑drama 9‑inning win. Ohlin changes eyes to field, Ellison brought in, Keupper joins Henry Grays. McGraw’s men beat Tyler James and Crutcher 10 to 3.
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Dubuque
Ile
Daringer
Galvin
McGuff
Daschbach
Turko German clash at Smyrna wounds and arrests
At Smyrna a general fight between Turkish and German officers broke out on a quay. Several were killed or wounded and the Vake of Smyrna narrowly escaped being shot while trying to intervene. A Turkish officer killed a German in retaliation for an alleged insult. All survivors were placed under arrest.
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Salqnika
Smyrna
Returned to District Federal Reserve in Oklahoma
Washington June 3 T Johnson Coul and Atoka counties in Oklahoma have been returned to the Dallas federal reserve district after a special federal reserve board meeting on application by local bankers.
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Washington
T Johnson
Coul
Atoka
Oklahoma
Dallas Federal «Reserve District
Federal Reserve ‘Board
Tans of Oxying Given Thirty Two Inning Bail
Patrons paid three cents a game and could not complain as the “short measured” event ran over two days Saturday and Sunday. The piece notes impropriety in the tolls and the long duration of play.
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Moline Dispatch
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the National League
Yesterday in the National League Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 2 to 3 Boston defeated New York 10 to 2 St Louis won 3 2 over Cincinnati. Three games were scheduled.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Weather Delays Hit East Coast Games In Cold Snap
Cold conditions force postponements for the Philadelphia Washington series with two games moved or rescheduled. New York to Boston also impacted by low temperatures. Other games remain unscheduled as teams monitor conditions.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Icebox Baseball Scores From Chicago and Nearby Cities
Buffalo beat Brooklyn 7 to 10 in a stacked scoreboard session with Chicago losing 2 to St Louis 3 and Kansas City 1 defeating Pittsburg 2. In the second game Buffalo edged Brooklyn 1. No other games scheduled.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Brooklyn
American Association Scores and Grounds Report
Wet grounds affect games across cities. Cleveland st Paul tied Columbus 0 while Milwaukee led 9 to Louisville 4. Kansas City 3 up on Indianapolis 5 to Minneapolis 4. (13 Minings.)
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American Association
Cleveland-st. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Western League Scores From Topeka and Lincoln
In Topeka the Tigers defeated Omaha 4 to 3 while Lincoln beat St. Joseph 2 to 1. Wichita overwhelmed Sioux City 9 to 3 in a trio of Western League results.
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Topeka
Omaha
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Wichita
Sioux City
Where They Play Today Three-I League schedule
The Three I League slate features Quincy visiting Dubuque, Decatur at Davenport, Moline at Bloomington, Peoria at Rockford, Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at St Louis, and New York at Chicago.
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Quincy Aetas
Rockford Day
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn Bee
St Louis
Pittsburgh
I.e
Cincinnati
New _York
Americdin
Detroit
Boston A
New York Rae Ee
Washington
Cleveland Bee
Louis Ste Ie
Quincy
Dubuque
Decatur
Davenport
Moline
Bloomington
Peorin
Rockford
Baseball slate shifts for AL and big city matchups
The schedule features St Louis at Philadelphia in the American League. Chicago travels to Boston. Detroit plays at New York. Cleveland faces Washington in a set of marquee intercity games.
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St.Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Hyde Repeats Metropolitan Golf Title On Long Island
Miss Lilian B Hyde of the South Shortfield club defeated Mrs Joseph E Davis of Piping Rock 4 up and 3 to win the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Sleepy Hollow Country Club Long Island. It is her fourth Metropolitan title and she seems likely to remain the top Long Island player for some time.
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Lilian’ B. Hyde
South Shortfield
Joseph E. Davis
Piping Rock
Metropolitan Golf Association
Sleepy Hollow
Long Island
Miss Hyde
Metropolitan
Thirty Six for Twenty Five Cents Dr King Pills
Dr King s New Life Pills are sold in glass bottles holding 36 sugar coated white pills. Each bottle costs 25 cents, with one pill and a glass of water as a nightly dose. The advertisement promises relief from constipation by morning, urging readers to buy at druggists.
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Dr. King's
New Life
Driggists
Beatty Bought by Los Angeles in Coast league
The Moline Dispatch reports Jack Beatty, last year first sacker for the Distillers, was sold by Clarence Rowland to Seattle in the Northwestern league and has now been sold to Los Angeles in the Coast league. Los Angeles released Abstein to make room for Beatty, who had been underperforming.
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Moline Dispatch
Jack ‘Beatty
The
Distillers
Clarence Rowland
Wwrer
Seattle
Los Angeles
Abstein
Jackal
California
Beatty
Clarence Rowlandbacking Eddie Collins impresses White Sox
Davenport Times reports Clarence Rowland praised Eddie Collins as the league’s best ball player arguing he would be worth 75000 to 85000 dollars. Collins then starred against Detroit, collecting three hits three runs and five assists while Ty Cobb went 0-for-4.
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Davenport
Clarence Rowland
Eddie ‘Collins
Charles Comiskey
Harry McFarland
White Sox
Chicago
Clarence
Collins
Tigers
Ty Cobb
Comiskey
Rowland
Eddie Collins
Cammy
Commy
Rion
Tris Speaker
Joe Jackson
Eddie
Tyrus
Cobb
Rabbit Maranville Chased for Kicking Umpire
Reds. Hammer Offerings of St. Louis Hurlers and Defeat Cardinals. Errors Give Phillies a Victory. Boston June 3 The delivery of three Boston pitchers contained few mysteries for New York batsmen and the Giants won. The Braves batted Marquard hard but he tightened in the punches. Maranville was removed from the game by Umpire Quigley in the third when he protested vehemently against a decision.
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Reds
St. Louis
Cardinals
Phillies
Boston
New York
Giants
Braves
Marquard
Maranville
Quigley
St Louis Defeated by Purdue Eleven in Cincinnati
Cincinnati spins five runs on St Louis with a strong fifth inning as Niehaus and Snyder pace Perdue’s attack. Batteries: Schneider and Wingo for St Louis. Perdue Niehaus and Snyder for Purdue.
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ST. Louis
Niehaus
Ferdue
Cincinnati
Schneider
Wingo
Perdue
Snyder
Errors Give Phils Win Over Brooklyn Shutout
Philadelphia wins at Brooklyn 2 to 1 as Phils use errors by O Mara and Miller to edge the first appearance shutout. Phillies fielding strong with two fast double plays aiding the victory. Batteries Mater and Billifer for Brooklyn Appt ton and Miller for Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
O Mara
Miller
Philadelphia
Appleton
Phillies
Bayge
Mater
Billifer
and. Miller
Manager Hughes Returns to Bloomington After Five-Year Gap
Pantagraph notes Hughes first Bloomington visit in five years. Formerly with Dubuque and Springfield, he is described as a seasoned baseball manager with many playing years ahead of him.
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Bloomington
Pantagraph
Hughes
Dubuque
Springfield
TIZ Foot Relief Promises All Day Comfort
The advertisement claims TIZ cools burning tired feet and relieves corns bunions blisters and chilblains. It asserts acids are drawn out and feet become restful and comfortable after long dancing walking or standing. A 25 cent box from druggists promises a year of toe friendly relief and smaller shoes.
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