Archie Hill Delivers Late Win for Quincy Castles
Archie Hill homered and added a double and three walks, driving in a decisive eighth inning run to beat the Rockford Wakes 2 to 1. AT Cummings matched him at the plate, striking out key Wake hitters as Quincy moved within a half game of the lead in a tense melee highlighted by solid fielding and a tense late rally.
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Archie Hill
Quincy
Rockford
Speed Boys
al Cummings
Hardin
Hill
Hiil
Archie
Sphink
Cummings
al ‘Cummings
Jane
Kirsch
Baumgarters
Jacobs
Frank Dang Corrals
Boelzle
Castles
Castle
Jewel
Wakefield
Dang
Breen
Kahl
Vnt
Johnny Castle
Galvin
Phil
Castile
Aya
Sherer
Stutz
Rene
Golgin
Boelzie
P Haweee
Rockford É
H.O.A.F
Baxter
Art
Brin
Hillinger
Seis
Acl
Statz
Fontina Leads Scoreboard Scene with Spare Margin
A playful line notes a high scoring scoreboard moment, mentioning Fontina and a comfortable gap. The text conveys a sportslike cadence with a quirky closing image of spare feet and game rhythm.
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Fontina
Hamps Swan Peorians Rally Low-Scoring Losses
Hamps Swan Peorians fall to Plow Boys 6-2, with O'Leary's Clan dominating Peoria pitchers for a 16 to 4 victory.
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HAMPS
Swan Peorians
Plow Boys
O'Leary
Peoria
Bloomington Beats Moline in Fielding Battle
Bloomington and Moline clashed as errors shaped a 6 to 3 Bloomington win. Eller and Carney paired with Schlansker and Reitmeyer for Bloomington while Moline used Eller and Morgan in a tough loss. Plumbers win and lose as Debuque edges Decatur in 13 innings, Warren strong in relief.
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Bloomers
Moline
Bloomington
Tapas
Club
Orvace
TOA Bloomington
Eller
Carney
Schlansker
Reitmieyer
Yesterday's Baseball Results in National League Play
National League games saw Pittsburgh defeat Philadelphia 2 to 1 and Cincinnati topple New York 3 to 5 in 12 innings. Chicago beat Boston 3 to 1 while St Louis edged Brooklyn 4 to 3.
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Rockford Og
Quincy We Teen
Davenport
Eee Wees
Moline Ee Ee Ee
Peoria
Bloomington
Decatur
Dubuque
Ba Ae
Ewe
Bal Faeelnee
Ericine
Chicago
Eee
Peer
Philadelphia
St. le Uss
Boston Ee
Brooks
Pittsb
Ira Dee Dbie Sake
New York
Ati
Chiba
W. L Pet
Eerescanep
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St.Louis
Brooklyn
Dengue in Washington and Major League Scores
The report lists dengue cases in Washington and C represented scores for several teams. Chicago beat Boston 4 to 2, Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 3, Detroit 2, with Detroit not scheduled elsewhere. Other teams are marked as not scheduled.
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Federal League Scores and Matchups Recap
Baltimore 5 Kansas City 6 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 2 Newark 2 St Louis 3 First game Buffalo 0 Chicago 8 Second game Buffalo 1 Chicago 3
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Newark
St. Luis
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland-Kansas City game ad vanced
American Association results list scores for Columbus 3 Minneapolis 8 Louisville 8 St Paul 9 Indianapolis Milwaukee 2. Cleveland Kansas City game advertisement advances.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Western League Scores Snapshot
Omaha defeated Lincoln 3 to 2 while Topeka blanked St Joseph 2 to 0 In other games Wichita tied Des Moines 17 to 17 Denver beat Sioux City 9 to 1 with Omaha Lincoln Topeka St Joseph Wichita Des Moines Denver Sioux City all referenced in the day’s scoreboard notes
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Omaha
Lincoln
Topeka
St.Joseph
Wichita
Des Moines
Denver
Sioux City
Yale Wins Series From Tigers In Close Game
New York June 19 Yale captured its championship series from Princeton sealing the third and decisive game in a hard fought contest. Bob Way and Deyo pitched splendidly while Yale benefited from timely hitting by Way and Hunter. Final score Yale 4 Princeton 3 with Yale recording six hits to Princeton's two.
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Yale
Tigers
New
York
Princeton
Bob Way
Deyo
Kelleher Way
Hunter
Golf Open at Baltusrol. Travers Leads Qualifying Field
Three golf professionals top the 36 hole qualifying at Baltusrol in New Jersey as Jerome Travers matches yesterday’s best score. Gilbert Nicholls James Barnes Jack Dowling also posted strong rounds, with Hagan and Tellier promising contenders as Ouimet and Travers show form for the United States Open.
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Short Hills
United States Golf Association
Baltusrol Links
Francis
Onimet
Massachusetts
James Thompson
Philadelphia
Jerome J. Travers
America
Gilbert Nicholls
Wilmington
Del
James M. Barnes
White Marsh Valley
Pentz
Jack Dowling
Scarsdale
Nolles
Shawnee
Penn
Walter C. ‘Hagan
Rochester
Louis
Tellier
Prance
Hagan
Ouimet
Travers
Chick ‘Evans
Chicago
Foley Kidney Pills Advertised by Miller of Arthur Drug Co
A period advertisement targets readers unable to afford health resorts. It claims Foley Kidney Pills restore kidney activity and relieve rheumatism back ache swollen joints and stiff muscles, promising renewed health and strength under Miller of Arthur Drug Co.
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Foley
Miller
Arthur Drug Co
Vasquez Dies of War Wounds in Texas Battle
Laredo Texas June 16 General Tidefonso Vasquez a top Carranza general dies from wounds received in a battle with Villistas three days earlier at Hicamole. The loss comes amid ongoing clashes as forces vie for control.
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Vasquez
Laredo
Texas
Tidefonso
Carranza
Hicamole
Villistas
Texas Captain Slashes Throat in Arkansas Jail
Dentonville Ark June 16 Captain Frank of Bonham Texas who yesterday pleaded guilty to killing a man 19 years ago slashed his throat in his cell early today. He is dying.
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Dentonville
Ark
Capt. Frank
Bonham
Texas
Navy officials say Governor Hunt to decide christening wine or water
Secretary Daniels and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt stated in Washington that Governor Hunt of Arizona must decide whether the new warship is christened with wine or water. The June 16 remark places the decision in Governor Hunt's hands as the ceremony approaches with this unusual choice.
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Hunt
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Roosevelt
Arizona
Fred Spencer To Twirl For Quincy
Quincy fans will see Fred Hack Spencer return to the mound for the Speed Boys at League park this afternoon. The Minnesota-born twirler, lured from baseball by owner Shannon, hopes to humble the Moline Plow Boys as Castle clan rivals push toward first place.
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Quincy
League Park
Fred ‘Hack” Spencer
Speed Boys
Spencer
Quincy Club
Minneapolis
Shannon
Castle Clan
Twin Cities
Minneapolis Player Shines Amid rowdy Ballgame
Archie Hill starred for the Minneapolis crew as Jeffries and Cummings clashed in a tense game. Wakefield raged over a ball strike while umpire Baumgarten faced abuse from players. Hardin resisted a ball, sparking further quarrels as Hill connected, and the Castles disputed the count three and one, prompting scorer review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard” Wakefield
Baumgarten
Hurlburt
Howard Wakefield
Playing the Game Quincy Outfield Shines in Darkened Night
Quincy outfielders showcase strong play with Castle and Sherer logging assists and Dang making a notable running catch behind third as darkness ends play. Bush from Rockford flounders, contributing only a walk and limited action in left field.
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Quincy's
Castle
Sherer
Dang
Frank
Three' Speed Boys Try to Steal on Jacoba
The article reports on multiple base stealing attempts by the Three' Speed team with Jacoba as catcher. Castle and Kirsch are noted for near misses and accuracy of throws, Galvin and Baxter making steals with varying success, and Jacobs praised as perhaps the best hitter on the circuit. Bobby Marshall joins the St. Paul Saints from Peoria, while Decatur and Peoria face management concerns. Hack Spener to perform this afternoon as Moline Plow Boys visit for two games. Hughes men have not visited since opening series.
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Jacoba
Castle
Jacobs
Kirsch
Quincy Rqjanager
Galvin
Baxter
Boelale
Sullivan
Plumbers
Whin
Boélzle
Qui
O'Leary
Meyer
Moline
Hughes
Speed Boys
Braves Get 10 Cheney Defeat Bruins
Boston in the ninth inning rally fell short as Cheney and Pierce battled for the mound. The game featured two base hits by Knisely and Saier with key defensive plays by Good and Maranville. Umpires Quigley and Eason oversaw a 2:27 contest in which Cheney allowed eight hits and Pierce fourteen.
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Braves
Cheney
Bruins
Pierce
McLarry
Boston
Chicago
Knisely
Saier
Whaling
Connolly
Good
Phelan
Mage
Tyler
Quigley
Eason
Giants Win in Twelfth at Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 16, New York finished its first series of the season by nosing out the locals in a 12 inning struggle. The Giants won 5 to 3, using Mathewson as pitcher with Schauer Stroud and Meyers behind the plate while Cincinnati relied on Benton Lear and Clarke Wingo.
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Decatur
Dubuque
Commies
Warren
Carroll
Warren and
Munch
Carroll and
Sullivan
Giants
Cincinnati
New ‘York
New York
Mathewson
Schauer Stroud
Meyers
Benton
Lear
Clarke
Wingo
Meadows Defeats Dodgers in St Louis Tilt
ST LOUIS June 16 Meadows pitched five hitless innings to help St Louis beat Brooklyn Snyder delivered a sixth inning single as Miller and Longhome contributed the go ahead run. Final score showed St Louis seven to four with Rucker Appleton Griner and Meadows on the mound for the winners.
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Meadows
Dodgers
St.louis
Baggage checking law debated by interstate commission
June 16. The interstate commerce commission released letters clarifying baggage declarations under the Cummins amendment. A single value declaration covers all a passenger's checked baggage and no extra charge applies for that passenger's maximum free baggage. railroads may charge when declared value exceeds ordinary liability.
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Washiington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cummins
Commission
Garriera
Walter Johnson Triumphs Over Rowland's White Sox
Cedar Rapids defeated Burlington 4 2 in a rain affected Central Association game. Miller and Rolley led Burlington with Mellinger and Ludwig on the Cedar Rapids side. Jones starred for Clinton with a double in Mason City.
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Walter Johnson
Rowland
White Sox
Burlington
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
R.H.E
Miller
Rolley
Mellinger
Ludwig
Muscatine Triumphs In Ninth In Tight Marshalltown Clash
In Marshalltown Iowa on June 16 Muscatine edged Marshalltown 3 to 2 after a decisive ninth inning rally. Batteries Zackert Hruska for Marshalltown Beerd Ryan for Muscatine.
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Muskies
Marshalltown
Iowa
Muscatine
Alale
Zackert
Hruska
Beerd
Ryan
Federal League Results: Baltimore Edges Kansas City
Baltimore beat Kansas City 6 to 5 as Perring sparked the offense with key hits. Easterly argued with umpire Johnstone and was ejected. Batteries were Packard and Henning for Kansas City and Easterly, Brown, Quinn, and Owens for Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Perring
Easterly
Johnstone
Packard
Henning
Brown
Quinn
Owens
St Louis Defeats Newark in Tight Baseball Clash
June 16 Newark New Jersey St Louis beat Newark 3 to 2 in a brisk game. President Gilmore and Harry Sinclair attended as spectators. Batters Crandall Hartley Falkenberg Rariden featured for both sides. Final score 3 10 . data appears from a clipped box score with errors but shows St Louis winner over Newark.
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Newark
N. J
St. Louis
Gilmore
Harry FP. Sinclair
RAE
St. Tegnus i
Crandall
Hartley
Falkenberg
Rariden
Brookyn Defeats Pittsburgh in Close Baseball Battle
Brooklyn edges Pittsburgh 9 to 5 as Seaton holds mound for Brooklyn. Visitors score two runs on a pass to Oakes, Kelly hits a three, and Magee stars with a wild relay of the hit. Pittsburgh bats limited to scattered hits.
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Brooklyn
Seaton
Pitsburgh
Oakes
Kelly
Magee
Mt Care . Rhe
Pittsburgh
Dickson
Berry
Land
Chicago Opened Series With Two Wins Over Buffalo
Chicago opened the series by taking both games from Buffalo in a doubleheader. In game one Hendrix led Chicago to an 8-1 victory over Buffalo, with Wilson and Anderson contributing in the field. In game two Chicago won 3-1 behind Prendergast and Fischer, while Buffalo struggled at the plate despite Tord and Blair handling the mounds.
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Buffalo
Chicago
Oth Hendrix
E. Chicago
Hendrix
Wilson
Anderson
Ehmke
Allen
Prendergast
Fischer
Tord
Blair
American ships released and rerouted by Britain
June 16 London reports that American steamers Who and Cushing from Philadelphia bound for Scandinavian ports with Letroleum were allowed to proceed after manifests matched information sent to the British government. The FLJ Lisman from New York to Rotterdam was detained and ordered reconsigned to The Netherlands Overseas Trust. The Leelanaw cargo of cotton to Russia was rerouted via Trondhjem to avoid Swedish export restrictions, though Britain has not yet acted to release the ship.
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London
Leelanaw
Russia
Gothenburg
Sweden
Navy announces cruisers sailing to San Francisco
Washington D C June 16 The cruiser Maryland will sail from Honolulu for San Francisco June 19 as its services are no longer needed to aid in raising the P 4 the cruiserMaryland was stated by the navy department today to be sailing to San Francisco from Honolulu for ordering and disposal purposes
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Washington, PD
Maryland
Honolulu
San Francisco
Navy Department
Ty Cobbs Freak Error Gives Mackmen Victory Over Tigers
Washington and Chicago clashed as Johnson fanned eight in a tight game. Cleveland fell to Red Hose as pitch control and timely hitting decided the finale of a rough series.
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TY Cobb
Mackmen
Tigers
Cobb’s Error Delivers Win for Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 16 Barry hit a three bagger. Cobb misplayed the ball returning it to the infield charging Detroit with the winning run in the eighth. Wyckoff and Dauss contributed to the tense rally as Philadelphia edged Detroit in a game marked by wild pitching.
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Phillies
Buccaneers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Niehoff
Gibson
Luderus
Chalmers
Killifer
Harmon
Cobb
Barry
Detroit
Wyckoff
Dauss
Nees Abrhore
Bush
Vitt
Wee le
Crawford
Veach
Kavanagh
WB Young
Ate Tanage
C AleKee
Stanage
Walsh
Lapp
Oldring
Lf McInnis
Strunk
Malone
Kopf
Ckoff
Wits " Metanis
Young
Witt
Kavana
Indians Lose to Red Sox in Fourth Inning Rally
Boston won 4 3 as four Red Sox runs in the fourth off Morton. two walks, two singles and Hoblitzer's double supplied the key scoring. Cleveland 120 000 000 3 runs 9 hits 2 errors. Boston 000 400 0 0 4 runs 9 hits 2 errors. Motion and ONeill. Shore and Thomas.
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Indians
Red
Boston
Red Sox
Morton
Cleveland
Hoblitzer
Motion
O'Neill
Shore
Thomas
Len Small to Run State Board of Agriculture
Springfield June 16 authoritative sources say Len Small of Nankakee will be elected president of the state board of agriculture at a called meeting to succeed the late L. K. Hopkins of Princeton. The move signals a reorganization of the state finance handling system.
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Springfield
Ilky
Len Small
Nankakee
State” Board
of Agriculture
K. Hopkins
Princeton
Eagles in Convention Nominates Officers in Springfield
At the state Eagles convention in Springfield on June sixteenth Frank A. Corea of Jacksonville was nominated for worthy president. Mr McCabe of Springfield is a candidate for secretary, opposing Frank Sullivan of Chicago. The election is tomorrow and a city tour by automobile was a featured part of the day.
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Springfield
Eagles
Frank A. Corea
Jacksonville
McCabe
Frank. Sullivan
Chicago
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