Visitors Rally To Take Contested Baseball Game
Rock Island defeated the Advertisers as Waring’s team unloaded nine runs off McAlexander. Quincy started the scoring with a first inning run, followed by Visitors tallying in the second, third and sixth. Edmonds and Marks homered for the Visitors while Williams hit two triples. Alton won yesterday and faces a three game series with the Advertisers, while lineup shifts drew mixed fan reaction.
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Beatty
Nicholson
McCabe
Edmonds
Graham
Bert
Hoffman
Edmond
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McBride
Berger
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Three-I Games Club Rv Hannibal 41 Alton 6
In a high scoring Three I game Hannibal defeats Alton 41 to 6. Batteries for Hannibal include Bittenburg Burr and Lingle Romine and Spellman with Chub R ILE. Moline and Peoria also listed with pitchers and scores.
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Alton
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Lingle
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Ile
Moline
Peoria Co
Graham
Dobbins
Robbins
O'Farrell
Pirates Top Boston 5-4 In Last Game Of Series
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 5-4 in a Tuesday game at Pittsburgh, breaking the 4-4 tie with Carey and Bigbee singles, Smith error, and Baird sacrifice fly. Boston used four pitchers to Pittsburgh's two. Batteries: Allen Ragan Tyler Tragesser Gowdy Cooper Jacobs W Wagner.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Carey
Bigbee
Smith
Baird
R.H.E. Boston
Allen, Ragan
Tyler
Tragesser
Gowdy
Cooper, Jacobs
W. Wagner
Wild throw counts victory for Tigers
A wild throw by Witt on Heisman's grounder allowed Young to score the deciding run in Detroit's 3 to 2 win over Philadelphia. Mitchell was effective except in the third inning. Cobb had two triples in four at bats. Detroit 3 Philadelphia 2. Batteries Mitchell Spencer Schafer Schang.
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Philadelphia
Witt
Heisman
Young
Detroit
Mitchell
Cobb
R. HE
Spencer
Schafer
Schang
Rixeysharp in corners as Philadelphia shuts out St Louis
In a 4 to 0 win over St Louis on Tuesday Rixey was effective with men on bases while Philadelphia’s bats fueled early offense. J Smith was ejected in the seventh for disputing an umpire ruling. batteries listed as Rixey and Killiter for Philadelphia and Ames Horstman and Livingston for St Louis. The piece also briefly notes a test for spruce gum quality and describes taste and color cues.
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ST. Louis
Rixey
Philadelphia
Q. J. Smith
R.il
Rixer
Killiter
Ames Horstman
Livingston
Brookivyn vs Cincinnati baseball summary
Two base hit Groh drives scoring in a 2-1 Brooklynn win. Double plays turned by Mowrey and Olson and Cadore are noted. Marquard Cadore Mitchell pitching lines and error free fielding recorded. Umpires Rigler and Orth. Time 1 38.
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Thorpe
Brookivyn Vo
Cincinnati Se
Groh
Mowrery
Daubert
Cutshaw
Olson
Cadore
Meyers
Marquard
Mitchell
Ruuns
Rigler
Orth
Each Person Must Play Part in War
Howard Elliott, longtime manager of the K line based in St. Louis and known in Quincy, addressed the National Industrial Traffic league urging efficient cooperative action. He chairs the New York, New Haven and Hartford board and serves on the Railways association committee on national defense. He urged citizens to avoid selfish use of railways and outlined how the American Railway Association aids wartime efforts. The Quincy Freight Bureau notes the speech. In Maysville Kentucky, Rev EB Jackson of First Methodist church said salary delays left him in need and the congregation responded by gathering food for him.
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Howard Elliott
St. Louis
Quincey
National Industrial Traffic League
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
American Railway Association
Quincy Freight Bureau
EB. E. Jackson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Maysville
Bermuda Crop Outlook Estimation for Onion and Potatoes
Bermuda reports an onion crop of 135000 crates with a forecast of a poor potato yield due to drought, expected at about 35000 barrels. The estimate reflects local conditions and agricultural reports for the season.
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Bermuda
Advertisers Struggle Through Injuries In Three Eye League
The Advertisers faced heavy injuries across the squad with Walker sidelined by a broken finger Nicholson and McCabe hindered by Charley horses Beatty hampered by ankle soreness Meyer sidelined by a knee spike. Despite setbacks the team played a spirited game yesterday, garnering spectator support for their effort.
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Three Eye League
Catcher Walker
Nicholson
Charley Horse
McCabe
Beatty
Meyer
Homer in Ninth Wins Game as Yankees Edge Cubs in 12th
New York defeats Chicago 4 to 3 in 12th inning after Baker's tying homer with Pipp aboard. Peckinpaugh drives in the winning run with a double and Hendrix follows with a single. Love caps the win by finishing the game after 29 consecutive scoreless innings.
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New York
Baker
Pipp
Yankees
Chicago
Peckinpaugh
Hendrix
Love
Title not provided in source
In a muted club standings snippet, Burns, Driscoll and others record two base hits while Trolke and Thurns steal bases as a partial game summary shows players Williams Wilson and Shore listed with fielding and baserunning notes amid fragmented score entries for New York and Chicago.
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Mann
Brilk
Williams
Wilson
Shore
New York
Chicago
Burns
Driscoll
Trolke
Thurns
Western League standings snippet
The Western League table lists Omaha 0-8-2, St Joseph 1-4-1, Sioux City 3-8-4, Joplin 1-12-2, Lincoln 6-10-0, Wichita 4-?-7, Des Moines 10-14-2, Denver 6-11-43.
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St. Joseph
Sioux City
Joplin
Lincoln
Wichita
Des Moines
Denver
Tie In Sixteen Innings Washington and Cleveland
Washington and Cleveland played 16 innings to a 22 tie before darkness. Cleveland scored in the fifth and seventh, each team adding a run in the tenth. Shaw relieved, pitched well after taking over, allowing one hit and eight runners to score runless.
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Cleveland
Morten
Dumont
Bagby
Shaw
Johnson
R.H.E. Cleveland
Morton
O'Neill
Billings
Ainsmuth
Roth
Rice
Crane
Ainsmith
Judge
Dunment
Johnson Land
Speaker
Dament
Owen
Dineen
Shoemakers Walk Out at Morris Co
A group of Morris Shoe free department workers walked out Tuesday morning, with a representative saying about 40 men left at eight o clock. The firm allegedly refused to meet their committee. F E Morris, committee president, claimed he knew nothing of the trouble as several men departed without presenting grievances or sending a committee. A separate note describes a nickel plated steel clamp safety lock for automobile robes, coats and parcels.
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Free Department of the
Morris Shoe
At & O Clock
F. E. Morris
New World's Record for 25 Miles in Auto
Arthur Klemm set a new world automobile record for 25 miles on a half-mile dirt track in Lincoln Nebraska finishing in 30 minutes 47 seconds The prior record of 32 minutes 47 seconds was held by Wild Bill Endicott The race was the chief event of a meet tied to Nebraska's semi centennial celebration
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Lincoln
Nebr
Arthur Klemm
Wild Bill’ Endicott
Nebraska
Safety First with Cough and Cold Advertisement
An old ad warns that a simple cough can become grippe or pneumonia and urges using Dr Kings New Discovery. It claims a few doses stop the cold and kill germs, with balsams soothing the throat and loosening phlegm. It notes mildly laxative ingredients and lists price at 6c and S1.60 at druggists.
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Saftey
Zeider Relays Infielders In Nineteenth Century Duel
Zeider turned a double play sequence featuring Merkle, Hendrix, Zeider, and Herzog to Fletcher and Holke. Walks count show Seaton 2, Schupp 4, Hendrix 2. Pitching lines: Seaton 2 hits and 2 runs in 1st. Hendrix 7 hits and 1 run in 6. Ruether 3 hits and 0 runs in 3. Schupp 6 hits and 6 runs in 4 13. Tesreau 5 hits and 1 run in 4 23. Hendrix and Ruether each struck out 3. Umpires Klem and Bransfield. Time 2:08.
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Zeider
Merkle
Hendrix
Herzog
Fletcher
Holke
Seaton
Schupp
Ruether
Tesreau
Klem
Bransfield
Alton Threes Face Debt Hurdle as Committee Takes Charge
Reports say the Alton Threes baseball club owes a heavy liability. The citizens committee will assume control immediately and launch a campaign to wipe out debts. The team is set to play today at Quincey. Also explained is the making of superglass windshield material.
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Chicago
Citizens Committee
Alton Threes Baseball Club
Tearney
Alton
Quincey
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