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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1918

Page

6

Giants End Cubs Winning Streak In Pitchers Battle

New York defeats Chicago 1 to 0 as Perritt bests Tyler in a pitchers duel. Burns homers for the Giants the only run after Flack slips on a grounder in the first inning. Both lineups feature tense defense and a tight score through nine innings.

New York Chicago Perritt Tyler Burns Flack Cub A.B. R.twlo Ale Hollacher Mann Merkle Paskett Deal Zeider Killifer Eeee Reese Ab.r.i.g. Ale. Young Kauff Zimmerman Fletcher Holke McCarty Rodriguez N. Y Chi

Cardinals trade three for an outfielder

ST. LOUIS. June 13 Austin McHenry, an outfielder from the Milwaukee American Association club, has been secured by the St. Louis Nationals in exchange for three players, Marty Kavanagh and Tom Murchison, and a third player to be selected. Kavanagh will play second base and outfield while Murchison is a pitcher. McHenry will report June 20.

ST. Lois Austin M McHenry Milwaukee American Association St. Lois Nationals Marty Kavanagh Tom Murchison Kavanagh Murchison McTleriy

Standings and Wednesday results in major leagues

National and American league club standings listed with wins losses and percentages. Wednesdays results note Chicago and New York one run games while Boston and Philadelphia posted losses. American Association and Western League scores provide brief outcomes.

W. L. Pet GUS N. YY Cleve Wash Alg jSt. LL Isa Phila Bklyn Chivake New York Cinncinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh O Reston St. Louis Philadelphia Toeston T Chicago Dletrete Washington Joplin Omaha Hutchinson St. Joseph Oklahoma City Des Moines Wichita

Cleveland Wind Wins Second Straight In Series

Cleveland defeated New York to take a second straight win as Russell left the game in the fourth inning. Love puzzled the Yankees while Morten started strong but faded as errors by Evans and Wambsganss aided New York. Final score not provided.

Cleveland Ios New York Russell Love Morten Celese Evans Wammbsganss Hwo Ale Gilhooley Peckinpaugh Baker Sere Pratt Bodie Marsans Walters Caldwell Seer Chapman Anee Speaker Roth Wood Miller Teehee Thomas c Morton New York Boven Ena Clevelander Gilheoley Marsans Roth Aldwell Thomas

White Sox Held 3 by Boston Reds in Slow Game

Chicago was limited to three hits as Boston defeated the White Sox 7 to 0. Mays allowed three hits over seven innings for the win, while Danforth yielded four hits in two innings. Stlouper, new Boston captain, collected four of the visitors' hits and Houper and Murphy stole bases.

White Sox Boston Reds Chicago Mays Boston Danforth Benz Wolfganger Beng Des Creer Whiteman Houper Murphy Weaver Shean Wolfgang Mays iSchalk O.A AB Hooper Meinnis Thomas Sete Scott Schung A Mays P Yo al N Ou. E Leclard Bee E. Collins Felsch al Weaver Gand Ib Seen Risberg Schalk Danforts Benz Bat Tourdanates

Washington Blanked For 8 Innings Wins

ST. LOUIS June 13 After blanking Washington for eight innings Shocker weakened in the ninth and the visitors pounded his offerings winning from St. Louis 6 to 4. Reese credited with the victory. Severeld caught first game of the season. Batteries Harper Reese and Picinich Berman Shocker Gallia and Severeid.

ST. Louis Washington Shocker Stanley Reese St. Louis Nationals Griffith Henry Severeld St. Lewis Cacge Harper Reese Picinich Berman Gallia

Relief From Itching Eczema Promised by Blood Remedy

Terrifying itching and eczema are described as deep seated blood diseases. Local salves fail. the Swift Specific Co offers a fifty year blood remedy with free expert advice. Send your case to Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for guidance.

U. S. Os Medical Swift Specific Co Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Athletics Break a Tie In The Ninth

Detroit game reports a 4 to 3 Philadelphia victory over Detroit on Wednesday after Shannon’s three base hit and Gregg’s single in the ninth. Score by innings shows Philadelphia 011 001 001 and Detroit 020 001 000 with Gregg and McAvoy battery for Philadelphia and Kallio and Spencer for Detroit.

Detroit Shannon Gregg Philadelphia R.W.E McAvoy Kallio Spencer

Two Hundred Entries For Coming Races

Ready for a ten day running meet at Baldwin Park from June 19 to 29 with C T Stevens as daily starter from the Worlds Fair. Q O Morrison of Anthony Kansas to be clerk of scales pad dock judge, M H Morrison of Oklahoma City secretary. Over two hundred entries already secured for the Quincy meet amid plans for a record event not equaled locally.

Baldwin Park C.T Stevens San Francisco QO. F. Morrison Anthony Kansas Morrison Oklahoma City Picher Oklahoma

Perry Back To Boston in National Club Order

Cincinnati dispatch reports the national baseball commission voided Scott Perry’s transfer from Atlanta to Philadelphia and upheld Boston’s claim for his services for £2000. The Josten club may return Perry to Atlanta after thirteen days if desired. A minority view by Southern association president Borogh supported Atlanta’s disposal to Philadelphia.

Cincinnati Ohio National Baseball Cammission Scott Perry Atlanta Cub Boston Atlanta Dave Tral Tohausen

War Casualty List Totals 126. multiple names listed

Washington June 13 reports 126 American war casualties across categories killed in action and died of wounds or disease, severely wounded and missing. Names include Lt Wilmer Bodenstab Yonkers N Y and Captain Leonard K Hart Shawnee C plus many privates and sergeants from numerous states and cities.

Washington Wilmer Bodenstab Yonkers N. Y Max C. Buchanan Brockton Mass Malcolm Johnstone Arlington Alameda Cal Anthony Snider 137Th Company Marine Corps Leslie Venters Shelmerdine N. C Wilford Washington Liberty Cook Stefen Stankiewich Charkova Russia George William Dell Malvern Harry C. Kingston Hermon John F. Lindsay Boston Justin O. Lyell Nashville Cambridge Minn Edwin T. Olsen Springfield Ore George W. Scallan Brooklyn Emmet Segrays Hampton Eddie Co.Smith Florala Ala John S. Smith Grand Rauids Mich Harry Golden New York City Raymond L. Shearman Berkeley Nile Oscar Andersen Thos. Biggins Buffalo Domenico Caputo Joseph Crome Cincinnati Chas. D. Widdebrand Minneapolis John Morrone Pasquale Papa Mibbrook Benj. Purifi Arkansas City Kans Wayne Williams Schmidt Martineville Ind Levi P. Brimmer Reading Center Fred W. Corzine Concord Joe B. Jenkins Kitte Till Albert F. Martin Oskalonsa Edison Miller Delaware Leo M. Ozuarjtos Saginaw Edward Svatba New York Arthur P. Dunn Havana Cuba Floyd W. Gilliland Chicago Theodore Nesta Darrington Nathan C. Sprinkle Velasco Texas Ellis York Detroit John Appostolus Greece Guildio Battani Howard FE. Brown Fred H. Campbell Crowell Tex Sam A. Conley Hiawatees Lester Dorsey Ark Hardy R. Ellison Belton Chas. W. Foley Thomas J. Foley Lynn Jessie Green Delhi Walter A. Haas Kaukauna Wis E. — Transhaw Sharples W. Va Floyd 1 Hawkins Kaugauna Edwin C. Wead Beechmere Rensselaer Charlie E. Roberts Burke S. 1 Severn Greensburg Nat P. White Holly Joseph Williams Washingtonville Frank J. Wines Waheno James N. Burne McLean Street Ottumwa Martin Dionne Radcliffe Towa Theorwale Hansen Lincoln Ave Council Bluffs Hugh B. Hieck Tefferson Street Waterson Ray W. Hicck Jefferson Street Waterloo Cavsus

Michigan Democrats Endorse Ford Aimed Senate Bid

At the spring conference in Lansing Michigan Democrats endorsed Henry Fedo of Detroit a Republican for United States senator. They urged Republicans to withdraw their candidates and unite behind Ford as the core candidate for both parties amid no clear indication Ford would accept if nominated in August primaries.

Lansing Mich Michigan Henrys Fedo Detroit United States Ford Ar. Ford

Hancock County Board Okays Orphanage Care Increase

Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved raising inmate care costs at the McPonough County Orphanage in Macomb to 15 dollars per month. The meeting also listed names for election judges across numerous precincts, set board of review pay terms, and appointed road committee members amid term expirations.

John Grases McPonough County Macomb, Til Board of Supervisors Hancock County Hanecock County Augusta EL LL. Thomas Wm. Lightner L. EL Traser Henry Hesett AL Wilkinson Lois Connardy Teavis Chil Warren Kelley Wilson Thompson S. AL Medrll Harmony W. Shoup H. I. Walker Harry Faulkner Llarmiony Gi Fleming D. E. Tearter Carthage Ist J. We. Westfall Strader J.D. Adair Ind Williams J. I Kirkpatrick J. W. Beverhart Frank Frrowning Stidum S. B. Duffy Durhat Walter Bartlett Jesse Ithea Flos. Wilcox St. Mary's Ad Carr Frank Guthrie Hurl Markland St Mary’s A. Tanner Stanley Cunningham Bow Tuttle Tear Creek Harry Houise I. Vd Smith Fisher Prarie M Benner Verman Godhman Mark Wisher Reek Creek St Precinet J. A. Whitoh Dank Mtevenron Arthur Youngmournmeyer Red Creek J. G. Kiel Pre Abbott Prenic Habats Dallas Ist Pontenoue Missie Wein Liskey J. M. Avise Walker OEE Linnenburger Conrad Jingist Hadph Ememinger Wythe Charles Koehler David Ayers Louis Jagels Montebella Ist Precinet Red Twesten Javid Bencelhardt O. c. MecCuartney Robert Hall A. (. Barners Anderson Sonora Albert Balmer James Parker John PF. Schell Appanoose F.C. Ferguson Welch O. F. Jones Roeeky Run I C. Koerr J. Tu. Hodes Perry Froman Wilcox F. Gash J. G. Crawford M. Johnson Warsaw John Hopkins J. Bell EF. Longnecker Howard Baker J. B. Shafer Paul Heise Geo. A. Weinhauer Hoppe John W. Berlin Nauvoo Joe Nelson Wmn Wemmy T. I. Hudson Board of Review A. C. Williams J. H. Helms Chas. S. Tyler Carthage Township 3S. Marr Vacana Cies Vans Beleley Twesten Haigh Vaas Kelley

Local families visit and move in Knox county area

Mrs Amanda Swan visits her son Milton and assists with a new grandson. Willis Swango and children relocate to Frank Coroin property. Missy Meda Pruett stays with Miss Phoebe Long to help with house chores. Mr and Mrs J J Hause and Mr and Mrs Oscar Huse with their young son visit La Belle. J M Smith and family travel to Arashear to visit Mrs Sue Smith and A W Reuner family. James Reuner visits home for a stay. Mrs Harvey Thoroughman and family head to St Louis to join Mr Thoroughman at Nugent Dry Goods Co. Three sons, Harry Russ Kief fen John Fresh Lloyd Poor, register in Edina. Ninety-five men from Knox county register. Sergeant J J Keethler expects ten days furlough. stationed at Colonia NJ, visiting Summitville Iowa parents J J Keebhler Sr. Will and Morence Keethler accompany. Steffen Willie Mauck Spees reach Camp Mills NY after leaving Camp Funston. Mrs Fred Spees returns from Kansas City. Mr and Mrs W A Sapp and family visit Wilson Clark and WK Barnes.

Amanda Swan Milton Willis Swango Frank Coroin Missy Meda Pruett Phoebe Long J. J. Hause Oscar Huse Httle la Belle J. Sf. Smith Arashear Sue Smith A. W. Reuner James Reuner Harvey Thoroughman Little Ronghly George T. Louis jJein Thoroughsman Nugent Dry Goods Co Harry Russ Kieffen John Fresh Lloyd Poor Edina Knox J. J. Keethler Colonia N. J Mia Keethler Morence J. J. Keebhler Summitville Towa Per Steffen Willie Mauck the Spees Camp Mills N. Y Eines Camp Funston Fred Spees Kansas City Canny Funston W. A. Sapp Wilson Clark WK. N. Barnes

Community brief from St. Joseph area church and residents

Wm. Kelley’s Sunday gathering includes visits by Marie Spees Velma Swan toMiss Theodosia Swan. Miss Clara Sanford lately supervising St Joseph public schools moves to vacant roles. Mrs Fannie Bowles visiting Kansas City. Ward McSorley enlisting for ship building. Memorial service, church baptism, and new members noted. Luckett Barnes marriage at La Belle. Mrs Taylor to help care for two young girls.

Edo Wm. Kelley Marie Spees Velma Swan Theodosia Swan Clara Sanford Ayusle St. Joseph Afn Redross Fannie Bowles Kansas City Tom Ward McSorley Stedross LO. O. FL Rebekah Brogdon Canton Christian Church Virgil Janney Parts Island James Vanskyke Camp Dodge James Overstreet California C. W. Blom James Hustead FF Luckett Nellie Barnes la Belle Ron IF. J. Youngs Fannie Taylor Miss Taylor

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