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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1919

Page

6

Sox Earn Clean Sweep as Red Faber Retires

Philadelphia game recap notes Sox take series with a 7 to 6 win. Faber faced tough batting, Kerr held the Athletics, Risberg Burns and Perkins homered, with sharp double plays by Collins and Gandil. Score details follow.

SOX Red Faber Philadelphia Chicago Faber Kerr Athletics Risberg Perkins Burns Collins Gandil Chicaco Ab.r .H .C.A.E Leibold E. Collins Weaver Jackson Sandil Reese Felsch R.H Ale Witt Thomas Er Roth Walker Er Shannon Seem Dugan Sawer Kopp Naylor P Johnson McAvoy Rogers Johnson Shannon

Paskert Bangs Out Homer for Cubs in 7-2 Win

Dode Paskett hit a two run homer as Chicago defeated New York 7-2 after Ragan relieved, Paskert’s shot breaking a seven game skid for the Cubs. Burns, Zimmerman, Chase and Kilduff added key hits as Chicago built lead.

Paskert CUBS Chicago Dode Paskett Causy New York Ragan A.B. R.H.O.A Mann Merkle Paskett Kilduff Pirates Pittsburgh Philadelphia Frank Miller Jacobs Stengel Adams Milier Schmidt

Baseball standings and yesterday's results brief

The column lists current standings for the National League with New York leading at 30 14 and Cincinnati at 18 600, plus miles of scattered team records. Yesterday's results show Cleveland over Boston, St. Louis over New York, Detroit over Washington, and Philadelphia over Chicago.

Claudia Chicago New York St. Louis Detroit Boston Washington Philadelphia Yeaterday Cleveland Chicage W. la Pet Seeee Cincinnatic PUNAR

Dempsey Hits 201 Pounds Before Willard Title Fight

Toledo dispatch reports Jack Dempsey weighed 201 pounds in a light swimsuit and boxing shoes, surprising promoter Jack Kearns who expected about 195. Willard’s camp notes Dempsey’s mass challenges his choice to fight light heavyweight, while Dempsey's conditioning appears excellent. Willard sparred 11 three minute rounds as Chip, brother of former middleweight champ George Chip, joined practice in New Castle.

Toledo Jack Dempsey Jess Willard Dempsey Jack Kearns Willard Gempsey Young Chip New Castle George Chip

St Louis Man Low Medalist in Western Amateur Play

St Louis golfer Clarence Wolff top the day with a 73 74 147 to capture low medal in the Western Amateur at Sunset Hill. He defeats Warren K Wood of Chicago 2 and 1 in the first round as 16 players advance to the 36 hole route. Nelson Whitney of New Orleans meets Wolff next after easing past Elliott Evans Chicago 6 and 5. Chicago contingent, led by Loeb Edwards and others, struggles in first round with several exits and two extra hole matches before dawn.

ST. Louis Sunset Hill Country Club Clarence Wolff Warren K. Wood Chicago Wolff J. D. Standish Detroit Nelson Whitney New Orleans Trans-Mississippi Elliott Evans Donald Edwards Blaine Young Omaha A. N. Loeb John D. Cady Rock Island Paul Hunter J. S. Thompson St. Paul Gardner T. B. Griffith Wichita Addison Stillwell

Beckett Retains British Heavyweight Title at Olympic Club

London June 17 Joe Beckett retained the British heavyweight title by knocking out Frank Goddard in the second round of a planned 20 round bout at the Olympic Club.

Reckett London Joe Beckett Great Britain Frank Goddard Olympic Club

Yale Beats Harvard 3-1 in Championship Game

Yale defeats Harvard 3 to 1 in the ninth inning in New Haven Connecticut on June 18. This marks the first championship game between the two universities with Yale earning the victory.

YALE Harvard New Haven Conn

Film Theaters Show Busy Week of Silent Pictures

Pictures Today list multiple cinemas with stars and features. Gem Theater features Ford Sterling in Speedy Grafters and Mabel Normand in Her Romantic Job. Savoy presents Harold Peat in Private Peat. Family Theater screens Douglas Fairbanks in Arizona and Ford Sterling in His Wild Oats. Princess showcases William S. Hart in Breed of Men and Burton Holmes shorts. Orpheum brings Mary Pickford in Daddy Long Legs. Belasco screens Mae Marsh in Spotlight Sadie. Colonial presents Tom Mix in Shooting Up the Movies and Charlie Chaplin in Musical Tramp. Quincy Theater shows William Duncan and Joe Ryan in Man of Might and Ruth Roland in Hands Up. Star Theater with Maxine Elliott in Eternal Magdalene.

Savoy Theater Harold Peat Family Theater Douglas Fairbanks Arizona Ford Sterling Princess Theater William S. Hart Burton Holmes Orpheum Theater Mary Pickford Belasco Theater Mae Marsh Colonial Theater Tom Mix Charles Chaplin Quincy Theater William Duncan Joe Ryan Ruth Roland Star Theater Maxine Elliott

Special Army Recruitment Party To Visit Hannibal Missouri

About 180 soldiers from Camp Funston Kansas will leave July 1 to visit Hannibal and other parts of Missouri to boost army recruitment. Col. C. C. Smith of St. Louis says the trip supports a national drive funded with 185000 dollars for advertising. The party travels in motor trucks with full army equipment and plans to depart after harvest. Hannibal is expected to be visited, and Camp Funston is highlighted as a top recruiting station in the St. Louis district.

Camp Funston Kan Hannibal Missouri Col C. C. Smith St. Louis Hannibal Army Recruiting Branch Col. Smith

Plane Reaches Ill on Confused Route

Ensign Kruig and Mechanic Peacock piloted a naval hydro-airplane en route to Pelesee via the Mississippi river and drainage canal. They became confused at the junction of the Illinois and Ankakega rivers and landed on the Ankakega River Tuesday afternoon. They then attempted to retrace their route.

Kankaker, Ill Kruig Mechanic Peacock Pelesee Mississippi Niuinolgs River Cana Tilinois Ankakega River

Illinois House Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment

The Illinois legislature re ratified the federal suffrage amendment in Springfield on Tuesday and said action taken last Tuesday was needed due to an error in the certified copy of the amendment received from Washington.

Springfield Illinois Washington

No Arrests Made In Ely Garage Fire

No arrests were reported by late Tuesday night in the Ely garage fire case as Prosecuting Attorney Roy Hamlin continues the investigation seeking justice for any responsible parties.

Ely Roy Hamlin

Orpheum Theater Presents Daddy Long Legs

A vivid stage portrayal blends humor and pathos as orphans and a stern asylum matron navigate real life tragedies. The production draws audiences into intimate relations with the waifs emphasizing faithful lifelike scenes and emotional resonance.

Asylum

Stray Mary Pickford Leads Orphan Comedy Tale

A well bred daughter of wealth is a faded garden flower amid urban desolation. Mary Pickford portrays a stray orphan who rises to lead a group of children in a bleak asylum setting. The film delivers steady humor with a long sequence featuring a child and a clever boy ending a fast with cider, climaxing in a tipsy dog gag.

Bloom Mary Pickford Asylum Mary

Lightning kills laborer in field at Kankakee

June 18 report from Kankakee Illinois states Thomas Taylor a laborer was struck and killed by lightning while working in a field Tuesday. The tragedy highlights a severe weather incident affecting local workers.

Kankakee Als Thomas Taylor

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