Frantic Bloomington comeback caps odd extra inning game
In a wild afternoon at League Park Bloomington tied and then won in the eleventh after a freak play involving Ziggy Sherer and Stutz. Stutz hit a clutch liner to left center as Frank Dang and Nick Kahl stood on base, with the visitors taking an early lead before Bloomington’s late surge. The Speed Boys battled back using a risky ninth inning double play plus errors and timely hits to tie and finally prevail in extra innings, keeping fans spellbound through a dramatic finish.
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Quincy Club Wins In Extra Innings Distinctive Drama
Weey Sherer recounts a baseball game where Quincy edged Ross Dark 1 to 0 after a ninth inning break. The piece notes the club’s habit of extra inning battles and implies they thrive in tight contests despite unlucky breaks.
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Castlemen vs Quiet Star Al Cummings Aces Feature
Al Cum mings is due to pitch this afternoon likely facing Needles star flinger Pete Lister. Castlemen and Jackson each made notable catches in the outfield. Castle was robbed of a hit by Jackson. Quincy outfield shows well with Sherer, Jackson and others excelling in chances and assists.
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O Ber ta Ground Drive and Three Double Plays At Game
O Berta’s ground drive fuels a high tempo game chalked with three double plays two of which went to the Listerines. Nick Kahl snagged a hot liner and Charley Jackson turned sharp plays from first base Johnny Castle made a running catch at Gurtz’s drive Galvin Hill and Stutz showcased solid infield work Charley Jackson robbed Castle of a hit at top speed on a liner.
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AB. R. C. A.E. Castle
Ewes
Dang
Kahl
Sherer
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Charley
Johnny Castle
Hill
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Castle
Distillers feature strong shortstop trio in circuit
Stutz has more chances than any shotstop in the circuit, with Galvin Till Stutz and Kahl standing up well in fielding figures. Boelzle of the Speed Boys and Meyer of Davenport trail Jacobs closely for catching honors. Daringer’s three I stuff marks his return, and the old Tri-Eye—Daringer Stutz French Donica—still shows classy depth at shortstop.
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Bill Basties
Galvin
Till
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Kahl
Boelzle
Speed Boys
Meyer
Davenport
Jacobs
Rolla
Daringer
Distillers
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Blue Sox Rally in Thirteen Innings to Win
In MUBACUE Iowas June 9 Davenport edged Dubuque 7 to 3 after a 13 inning duel. Batteries: Keller, Carroll, and Sullivan for Davenport with Bartcis and Meyer for Dubuque. The game featured a lengthy extra inning stretch and late scoring to seal the victory.
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Sox Triumph as Tigers Fall Short in New York
In New York on June 9 Chicago defeated the Yankees easily as Cicotte shut out the hosts, permitting only two singles. Bobby hit a homer and a triple with a single and stole a base, while the Senators moved forward.
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Quincy Speed Boys Are Third in Team Fielding
Pittsburgh defeated Boston as Mammaux earned his fifth straight victory. Tyler started for Boston and was hit hard, especially in the fifth inning where three hits produced four Pirate runs. The report notes the Pirates' strong team fielding in the contest.
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Phillies edge Chicago in 11th to take lead
Chicago, June 9. Philadelphia nosed Chicago out of first place today after an eleven inning battle ended by a spectacular double play Niehoff to Luderus with men on first and third and one out. Bresnahan’s pop fly started the closing twin killing. The score and full inning details follow.
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Wambsganss' Double Beats Macks in Philadelphia
Cleveland edged Philadelphia as Bush, after escaping tight spots with strong pitching, faltered in the eighth inning allowing two passes a double steal and Smith single setting up Wambsganss' decisive double. Score remained close through the late frames.
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Baseball Scores Reported Across Teams
Pittsburgh 7. Boston 3. Cincinnati 1L Brooklyn 5. Chicago 3. Philadelphia 4. St. Louis 11. New York 10.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
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Baseball scores from American League games
Washington defeated St Louis 4 to 1 while New York won 0 to Cleveland and Chicago led 13 against Philadelphia. Detroit lost to Boston 0 to 2 with Cleveland and other results mentioned.
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Federal League Scores Snapshot
In the Federal League, Brooklyn tied Newark 7 to 7 while Baltimore fell 3 to Buffalo 9 and Kansas City lost 2 to St. Louis 1. Only three games on the schedule remain.
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Scores From American Association Game Totals
Columbus defeated Kansas City 4 to 3 while Louisville beat Milwaukee 8 to 6. Cleveland led Minneapolis 12 to 11 and Indianapolis 8 to 2 at St Paul.
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Rockford Swamps Moline in Lopsided Baseball Tilt
Rockford overwhelms Moline with 16 runs while limiting opponents to just 4. Hardin led the onslaught with strong support from teammates as Moline’s pitching struggled. Final score heavy on Rockford’s side with early big innings sealing the win.
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Turks Defeat Distillers in Exhibition Tilt at Decatur
Decatur AL June 9 Decatur ended a skid by beating Peoria 4 to 3 in a lively game. McCabe received strong backing despite rough contact with hitters while Peoria’s miscues produced two runs for the Commies. Batteries: McCabe and O'Brien for Decatur Timmiersman and Baldwin for Peoria.
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Western League results feed for Lincoln Sioux City Wichita
Lincoln and Sioux City tied none. Wichita defeated St. Joseph 4 to 3. Topeka lost 0 to Des Moines 7. Denver won 1 while Omaha recorded a score.
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Where They Play Today Three League Matchups
Bloomington visits Quincy while Rockford travels to Moline and Davenport hosts Dubuque. Peoria heads to Decatur for regional basketball clashes.
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Cardinals win swatfest over Yankees in heavy hitting game
In St. Louis June 9, the Cardinals defeated the New York team in a game marked by poor fielding. St. Louis used four pitchers to edge New York 11 to 4, with Stroud and Meyers among the pitchers and Meyers, Smith, Meadows, Sallee, Niehaus, Perdue, Snyder, and Goneales contributing offensively.
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Dr Padberg Visits Return Home With Family In Mia
Dr R J Padberg of St Louis who has been visiting his father in law Joseph Lubbe and family has returned home. Mia Padberg and children who are here will remain some weeks longer.
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Tigers seize lead with 17 hits in Boston defeat
Detroit broke through with 17 hits totalling 27 bases and six steals led by Cobb who scored on his third theft. Dawgs Dawes? Steen and Baker partnered with Collins Pennock and Catrigan in a rough game as Boston managed five runs.
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Shaw Defeats Browns in American League Action
Washington moved to fourth in the American league standings by beating St. Louis as New York closed in on Chicago. Shaw pitched effectively though the report ends with an unfinished line about his performance.
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Louis Loses Narrow Game With Two Singles By Lavan
In a low scoring contest St. Louis batsmen Lavan hit both singles for the home side. Washington managed some runs but fell behind as errors and timely hits shaped the final score. Batteries featured Weisman Perryman Agnew Shaw and Henry as the pitching changeups tried to stem the rally.
Muscatine Defeats Burlington in Central Association
Miller struck out thirteen for Burlington, but Muscatine won 4 to 1. Poor local baserunning hurt Burlington as Muscatine connected for key hits in the second, seventh, and ninth innings. Batteries: Miller and Rollegrank for Burlington, Hruska for Muscatine.
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Clinton Edges Keokuk In Bunched-Hits Victory
Keokuk hosted Clinton with Clinton scoring seven runs on bunched hits to defeat Keokuk four to two. Penner and Eggleston pitched for Clinton with Drohan and Darrow catching.
Waterlous Cup: Waterloo Triumph Over Mason City
Waterloo wins 7 to 5 over Mason City in the first inning scoring six errors a triple and a single. Final score 7 5. Batteries Taylor Drohan and Brennan Miller and Harrison.
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Richardson Wins Ninth Straight in Marshalltown Victory
Richardson of Marshalltown captured his ninth straight win after Warrell muffed a first base throw in the sixth. Final score shows Marshalltown 13 to 2 with Brown and Ludwig behind the mound for Cedar Rapids and Richardson aided by Hammerschmidt. Game details include inning by inning scoring gaps and battery pairings.
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Magee Stars in Brooklyn Win Over Newark
In Brooklyn June 9 Lee Magee and Fred Smith starred as Brooklyn defeated Newark. Magee cleared the bases with a fourth inning hit and drove Moran from the mound. A running one hand catch of La Porte’s line drive highlighted the fielding. Final score Newark 3, Brooklyn 9.
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Terrapins Fall as Buffalo Takes Opener in Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 9 Buffalo won the series opener 9 to 7 over Baltimore. Suggs sustained heavy hits while McDonald and Chase provided standout batting. Ford and Blair mated with Suggs and Jacklitsch in a pitching duel as Buffalo tallied seven runs on 17 hits.
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Stovall’s Men Win Again in Pitcher’s Battle
Kansas City earned its fourth straight victory in a tight pitchers’ duel. Chadibourn tripled in the eighth and scored on Rawling’s single to spark a 3 run inning. St. Louis scored early but Kansas City held on for a 7 to 2 win. Crandall and Hartley paired in the mound with Lenning and Easterly behind them.
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Pittfeds Win Exhbit Exhibit in Springfield Game
The Pittsburgh Federal League club topped Springfield Independents 5 to 4 in an exhibition. Springfield scored in the 7th and 9th innings, while Pittsburgh produced runs in the 1st, 2nd, and 4th. Patties Nese and Kerlin pitched for Springfield, Napp and Ford for Pittsburgh.
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Whales Beat Ottumwa Stars Exhibition Win
In Ottumwa Iowa June 9 the Chicago Federal league team defeated the Ottumwa all star squad in an exhibition. Final score shows Chicago 11 to Ottumwa 3 with errors and miscues noted. Battery pairs were Black and Fisher for Chicago and Sapp Puder Reeves and Brown for the Ottumwa team.
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Dodgers win series opener against Reds in Cincinnati
Brooklyn hit Douglas hard and won the first game 7 to 5 as Cincinnati scoring details show a rough start. Douglas exited after four hits including a two bagger with Peffer McCarty behind him while Toney and Clarke finished for Brooklyn.
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Bistate League Scores Reported From Action
Rigin won against Ottawa 1 to 6 while Freeport defeated Streator 9 to 8 with no other games on the schedule.
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