Speeders down Blue Sox in doubleheader at Davenport
Quincy Speeders win 6-1 in the opener and 4-3 in the nightcap over the Blue Sox as Young's pitching shines early and Mark Higbee guides the late innings. Key hits include Kuhn Golvin and Castle in the first game and Golvin Castle Sherer in the second. Heizer exits after early hook. Higbee replaces him to close out the series.
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Higbee
Young
Heizer
Whig
Davenport
Quincy Speeders
Blue Sox
Mark Higbee
Speeders
Moline
Plow Boys
Kuhn
Vogle
Golvin
Castle
Vogel
Sherer
Graham
Duggan
Higbie
O'Leary
Lynch
Mills
Carroll
Sundheim
Boyle
Sondheim
Darringer
Kaylor
Koepping
O’brien
Warde
Conger
Iggy
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AB H.O
Seeee Ee
Beteganen
Keepping
Torrason
Torrasoni
Brown
AB. R.H A.E
Seece Castle
Coscecsanes Sherer
Eescasves Sundheim
S& Csseees
Eweee
Eevnee Darringer
Tyree
Esseeseees
Erenee
Quincy Peewee
Galvin
Daverport
Trnings
Woade
Regatta rowdy talk and boat chaos at South Side event
The column teases Point Pleasant readying for visitors while lampooning local regatta plans. It mocks rumors about Honus Meyer building in a parlor and notes rival South Side efforts, the absence of oarsmen, and hopefuls like Hartzell Newhart Luthin Arp Kelley Ruth, with playful jibes at Teddy Umbright and Tom Ranney.
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Art Weisenberger
Cokey’ Luthin
Hartzell
Newhart
Luthin
Arp
Kelley
Ruth
Peoria
Tom Ranney
Bill Zimmerman
Bill
Galesburg
Tonr
Brooklyn Extends Lead With 11-Inning Win Over Cubs
Brooklyn beat Chicago 4 to 3 in 11 innings to tighten its position on top. The Cubs were held hitless by three Brooklyn relievers after Cheney gave Chicago a three-run edge. Cincinnati meanwhile trimmed the Phillies as the day’s action unfolded.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Chicago
Cincinnati
Phillies
Cubs
Cheney
Yankees Win From Cleveland 103 in Baseball Clash
New York defeated Cleveland 5 to 3 on June 18 as Peckinpaugh Pipp and Gilhooley fueled a fifth inning rally. Shawkey recovered after early wildness,Dodging trouble after Roth’s hit nearly produced two Cleveland runs. Turner left with a twisted knee.
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Cleveland
New York
Hugh
Peckinpaugh
Pipp
Shawkey
Roth
Turner
Ab.r.h.c
A.E
Gedeon
Nanamaker
Speaker
High
Magee
Baker
Bagby
Coumbe
Coveleskie
Connolly and
Hildebrand
Senators Win From Brownson Bunche d Hits
Washington bunched three hits to beat St. Louis 5 to 2 on June 18. Harper pitched until the sixth when three straight singles produced a run and Goose Gallia relieved him. Final line shows Washington 5 runs on 11 hits with 1 error, St. Louis 2 runs on 9 hits with 1 error. Batteries: Harper, Gallia and Henry. Wellman Groom, McCabe and Hartley.
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ST. Louis
Washington
Harper
Gallia
Henry
Wellman Groom
McCabe
Hartley
Griffiths running catch saves game for Phillies
In Philadelphia on June 18 a spectacular running grab by Griffith off a Whitted drive with two outs and two on in the ninth preserved a Tote Q win for Cincinnati. Final: Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4. Batteries Toney Winco Demaree McQuinn Purns Killifer.
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Philadelphia
Griffith
Whitted
Cincinnati
R_H.E
Toney
Winco
Demaree
McQuinn
Purns
Killifer
Bloomers Ride Nine-Game Win Streak In Twin Victory
Bloomington opens with a 3-2 win over Rock Island and follows with a 4-0 victory as Kyle and Oberta power the offense. Bluejacket singles home two in the opener to cap a nine straight for the Bloomers. Richmond allows only a single in the second game. Fort Dodge beats Mason City 8-2 in a separate game as Huggins and Smith pair on the Fort Dodge battery.
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Bloomers
Bloomington
Wil
Bluejacket
Richmond
Kyle
Oberta
Rock Island
Neal
Vance
Simon
Ware
Fort Dodge
Mason City
R.fe
Huggins and Smith
Garrett
Fitzpatrick and Weeks
Club Standings and Results From Davenport and Nearby Cities
Yesterday results show Davenport 1-5-2 and 3-9-1, Quincy 3-7-1 and 5-6-0, Moline 3-3-2 and 3-7-1, Hannibal 1-7-4 and 1-4-0, Peoria 48.0 and Rockford 18-3, 0-3-1, Bloomington 3-9-5 and 4:10-2, Rock Island 2-5-3 and 0-1-2. Today Quincy faces Moline, Hannibal hosts Davenport, Rockford plays Bloomington, and Rock Island meets Peoria.
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Davenport
Quincy
Moline
Hannibal
Peoria
Rockford
Bloomington
Rock Island
L. Pet A
Esneas
Rockford SeTeede Awe Ese
Peoria Ee Ey Oa
Hannibal Eee
Awen
Rain Delays Hit New York-St Louis And Boston Pittsburgh Games
Scores from yesterday show Brooklyn 4 9 3 and Chicago 3 4 2, while Philadelphia 0 5 1 and Cincinnati 1 6 2. Rain affected the matches at Boston Pittsburgh and New York St Louis, delaying play
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
iNeyy
York
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Ness
Ararenene Oe
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Sadetasee Wees
Boston-Pittsburgh
New York-St. Louis
Unclear standings from multiple city matchups
Scattered scores show Cleveland and New York, Detroit and Philadelphia, Chicago and Boston, St. Louis and Washington. Exact games and outcomes are unclear due to fragmented data.
Notable NBA matchups listed by cities
New York plays Cleveland, Philadelphia meets Detroit, Washington faces St. Louis, and Boston takes on Chicago. Teams, locations, and pairings are shown, outlining a regional slate of cross conference or intra conference games for fans and schedulers.
Scores From Daily Playoff Matchups
American Association results list Columbus defeating Kansas City 3 to 4, Indianapolis over St. Paul 5 to 4, Louisville blanking Milwaukee 0 to 0, and Minneapolis losing to Toledo 1 to 4.
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American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Omaha Firsts Dominate St Joseph 7 Tallies
In Western League action Omaha routed St Joseph 7 to 0 while Sioux City beat Wichita 10 to 4. Lincoln defeated Topeka 6 to 1 and Des Moines topped Denver 5 to 2.
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Omaha
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Wichita
Lincoln
Topeka
Des Moines
Denver
Rock Island Three-I league appoints new manager talks
In Rock Island on June 18 four board members resigned over a dispute on hiring a new manager for the Rock Island Three-I league team. Pete Lister, current manager, was nearly dismissed but the vote was reconsidered. The directors prefer Jack Tighe, former manager, to lead, though he now runs a local saloon.
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Rock Island
Pete Lister
Lister
Jack Tighe
Tighe
FLOW BOYS TAKE TWO FROM HANNIBAL MULES
In Moline Illinois on June 18 the Flow Boys swept both games from Hannibal. Eller pitched well in the opener as Moline won 3 to 1 behind strong defense and timely hitting. In the nightcap Hannibal scored first but the Flow Boys answered with a rally to take the 3 to 1 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Mules
Moline
Ill
Hannibal
Eller
Distillers Take Two From Rockford In Peoria Pennant Fight
Peoria Illinois June 18 Distillers win both ends of twin bill over Rockford to narrow the pennant gap. Rockford outhit the locals in the opener as scores show 010 600 and 003 010 with final 4 0 4. Batteries: Rose and Cox Crabb and Sullivan. In the nightcap Peoria rallied with 010 003 x to 4 behind Adams Hoffman and Sullivan.
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Distillers
Wakefield
Peoria
Ill
Rockford
Rockford Vo
Rose and
Cox
Crabb and Sullivan
Seere
Adams
Hoffman and Sullivan
Syracuse Wins Varsity Eight Race at Poughkeepsie
Syracuse led Cornell by one length in a four mile varsity eight event on Saturday in Poughkeepsie. Columbus and Pennsylvania trailed four lengths behind. official times were Syracuse 11.15.25, Cornell 11.20.75, Columbia 11.32, Pennsylvania 12.06.20.
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Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
Jeading Cornell
Wasolumbus
Pennsylvania
Corneil
Columbia
The Bug of Trapshooting Fever
The author rhapsodizes about trapshooting as a universal passion inviting men, women, and youths to the sport. He argues hunting and outdoor life run in the blood, praising the hobby’s vigor, personal growth, and social appeal at gun clubs, and invites readers to visit a shoot to catch the fever.
Dodge Wins Latonia Derby At Latonia Ky Race Track
Weber and Ward's horse Dodge with Murphy up won the thirty third Latonia derby at Latonia Kentucky. George Smith the Kentucky derby winner finished second with Dick Williams third. Dodge paid 5.80 to win on a 2 dollar bet and the crowd faced a heavy rain after the first race. Gipsy George led early before fading and Williams moved up in the stretch to challenge.
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Cincinnati
Weber
Ward
Dodge
Murphy
Latonia
George Smith
Louisville
Dick Williams
Gipsy George
Big Smoke
Votary
Ellison
Burlington Wins 3-2 on Ninth Infield Error
Burlington Iowa, June 18. Muscatine tied the game with two home runs, but a Runser error after a pass and a single produced the winning run for Burlington in the bottom of the ninth as the Muskies fell 3 to 2. Batteries Franke Wagner Hruska and Boelzle.
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Burlington
Muscatine
Iowa
R.H.E
Franke
Wagner
Hruska
Watson
Boelzle
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Penner
Neusel
Brennan
Asher
Boyle
Watkins
Slattery
Detroit Takes Third Straight From Athletics
Detroit wins 7 to 3 over Philadelphia for a third consecutive victory as Myers falters with nine walks and six errors aid the Tigers. Cunningham steadies after the second inning. Philadelphia’s line shows 020 006 010 and Tetrait 08 020 10 77. Batteries Moore Schang Cunningham Stanage.
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Detroit
Athletics
Philadelphia
Myers
Tigers
Cunningham
R.W.E
Moore
Schang
Stanage
Six New Records Mark New York Junior Meet in N J
Six new records were set and one tied at the Amuar Athletic Union junior metropolitan championships in New Brunswick N J on Saturday New York Athletic Club led with 713 points Irish American A C placed second and Knights of St Anthony A C third The records included one mile walk 6 58 1 5 by W J Rolker and 120 yards high hurdles 16 seconds by G Granger among others Also Cedar Rapids beat Clinton 1 0 in ten innings with Berger and Klackholbe pitching
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New York
Amuatur Athletic Union
New Brunswick
N. J
New York Athletic Club
A. C
Knights of St. Anthony of Brooklyn
W. J. Rolker
G. Granger
Jas. Roche
New Haven
R. Crawford
Local Notes and Excursions From Mt Sterling Area
Local social items list residents visiting, traveling, and events. H M McDonnald of Mt Sterling registered in Hotel Newcomb. Ed Pallady of Clayton, Wabash engineer, heads to Texas for farming. Mrs Arthur Parker offers expression lessons. Springfield residents visit Clayton. Christian church excursion to Hannibal planned June 23. Mrs Robert Christ travels to Chicago. Elsa Wiskirchen to return from St Elizabeth’s Institute. Mother Superior Wilhelmina teaches there. St Pauls picnic at South Park scheduled. supper and band. Lepper family from Clayton return from Marshall and Iowa City for graduation. Baptist excursion by Vermont and First Baptist churches aboard steamer St Paul to Keokuk, June 21. tickets 50c and 25c.
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H. M. McDonnald
Mt. Sterling
Newcomb
H. F. Lafler
Ill
State Bank
Ed Pallady
Clayton
Hannibal
Texas
Arthur Parker
Irma Knapheide
Maiden Zone
Fred Henry
Springfield
Walter Bertholf
Bertholf
Robert Christ
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Chicago
Freiburg
Elsa ‘Wiskirchen
St. Elizabeth's Institute
St. Louis
Wilhelmina
St. Paul's
South Park
David Lepper
Clayton, Ill
Marshall
Mich
Iowa City
Lepper
William Konantz
Iowa State University
Vermont Street
First Baptist
St. Paul
Keokuk
Ticketa
White Sox edge Red Sox 5 0 as Ruth struggles in loss
Chicago pounds Ruth and Boston pitching for a 5 0 victory. Benzie falters in the sixth, Danforth relieves, allowing loops of hits while White Sox generate runs. Gardner, Fournier, Janvrin, Hoblitzer contribute key two and three base efforts as Chicago takes the opener.
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Chicago
Chicara
Ruth
Boston
Jackse
Benzie
McNally
R.H. J. Collins
Rho
Weaver
Sho
Collins
Fournier
Ibo
Jackson
Leibold
Isehalk
Terry
Danforth
Gardner
Janvrin
Men Hoblitzer
Eo Collings
Pourtiter
Hoblitzer
Benz
S&s
Benz Ur Evans
Nallin
Sportsette Rumors and Records From Baseball’s Early Season
A collage of baseball notes cites Henry Miron’s Boston light swim record, Charles Toth’s journey time, and Sam Crawford’s new sliding pad. Lajoie shifts to place hitting in Philadelphia. wagers on Giants and Phillies reflect early season volatility. Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker referenced amid fading stars and no 200-hit marks this year.
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Henry Miron
Boston
Charles Toth
Sam Crawford
Thos
Nap Lajjoie
Philadelphia
Ox Lajoie
Nao
Tigers
Ty Cobb
Tris
Th Sax
Edgie Collins
Chicago
Mack
Athletics
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Honus” Meyer
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Teddy Umbright
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Flack
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Mann
Oy Turner
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