Tretter Shuts Down Blue Sox in 2–0 Davenport Victory
Davenport's Tretter pitched masterfully for a 2–0 win over the Blue Sox as Gould matched form for the visitors. A single error by Dang in left and timely hits by Castle, Dang, and Hill produced all runs, with no Davenport runner reaching third.
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Davenport
Iowa
Tretter
Speed
Blue Sox
Gould
Trotter
Dang
Sox
Wilsorr
Hill
Graham
Cone
Castle
Mulligan
Boelzle
Barnes
Rockford Wins Twice to Claim Second in Standings
Rockford defeats Bloomington in both games at Rockford June 22, scoring 14 runs on 15 hits in game one and 8 runs on 10 hits in game two. Bloomington managed 0 and 5 runs respectively, with Malloy and Richmond on the mound for Rockford striking out batters as their offense produced double digits. Moline wins easily at home over Decatur, three runs in the third lead to a 7-4 final, with Smith and Powers among key contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Bloomington
Malloy
Reitmeyer
Carlson
Jacobs
R.hle
Richmond
Scheid
Miller
Moline
Decatur
RHE Becaue
al Peta Hte Lipe
Smith
Powers
O'Brien
Munch
Selby
Gleason
Mason City Wins In Ten Innings In Iowa Ball Game
Mason City defeated Marshalltown in ten innings in a Central Association game on June 22. Errors plagued Marshalltown as Mason City took the lead late. final score 4 to 4? The garbled box score shows Mason City with hits by Loe and others, with Fitzpatrick, Smith, Tonneson and Hammierschmiidt pitching.
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Mason City
ARA
Balltown
Marshalltown
Boots
Ho EN R. H-E
Joe Loe
Burlington Beaten by Keokuk on June 22
In Keokuk Iowa on June 22 Wet Vel’s homer powered a 2 1 victory over Burlington. Watkins and Brown shared pitching duties for Keokuk while Blank and Rolley worked for Burlington. In Muscatine on the same day Houser held Muscatine to two hits until the ninth when Egan walk and shared hits produced two runs for Clinton. O'Day and Hasbrook contributed two hits as Muscatine fell 4 2.
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Burlington
Keokuk
Iowa
Wetvel’s
R.H.E. Keokuk
Watkins and Brown
Blank
Rolley
Muscatine
Houser
Antil
Egan
Franke
O'Day
Hasbrook
H. E. Clinton
Heuser
Evans
Hruska
Leé
Peoria Wiris Win Ninth In Dubuque Contest
In Dubuque Iowa on June 22 Peoria Wiris led until the eighth inning then added two runs in the ninth to beat Dubuque 6 to 3. Pitchers Grube Rae and Dattellos earned wins while Crabb Bohen, Delano, and Kearns contributed for the locals.
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Peoria Wiris
Nubuque
Iowa
Peoria
Grube
RAE Peoria
Dubuque Sage Dogistas
Dattellos
Bohen Crabb
Marshri
Delano and Kearns
Cedar Rapids Delivers Early Five-Run Burst
Cedar Rapids surged to a first inning lead with five runs and went on to defeat Waterlooks 6 to 3. Brown Mellinger and Ludwig secured the win, while Drosan and Brennan handled the catching duties for Waterlooks.
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Cedar Rapids
Town
Waterlooks
Brown
Mellinger
Ludwig
Drohan
Brennan
Western League Scores Reported
Sioux City defeated St. Joseph 6 to 2 while Lincoln beat Denver 4 to 3. Omaha routed Des Moines 6 to 4, and Topeka topped Wichita 11 to 2 in the latest league results.
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Sioux City
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Denver
Omaha
Des Moines
Topeka
Wichita
Yesterday's National League Scores From New York District
In New York the National League games ended with New York 1 Philadelphia 1 after six innings due to darkness. Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 3. Boston 3 Brooklyn 2. Only three games were scheduled.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Baseball Standings With Scores From AL Games
American League results show Philadelphia 6 over Cleveland on wet grounds Chicago 9 over Washington 7 Boston 4 over Detroit 9 St Louis 13 in a list of recent scores across the league with the implied standings for the race.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Weathered Grounds Delay Brooklyn St Louis Carroll Streamline
In the Federal League update, scores show Brooklyn 3, St Louis 4. Baltimore 4, Chicago LL. Newark 4, Pittsburgh 2. Buffalo: Karidis City. Wet grounds affected play as conditions shifted.
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Federal League
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chicago
Newark
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
American Association Scores and City Standings
Louisville leads Columbus by 13 points while Milwaukee trails 23 to 0 against Minneapolis. Kansas City and St Paul register 4, with Indianapolis at 5 and Cleveland at A, reflecting varied results in the league standings.
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American’ Association
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Regatta program shows races July 3 5 with clubs preparing
Entries compiled by J L Hase and the North and South Side Boat clubs outline a revised racing calendar for a major regatta with events from junior four to senior eight. The schedule spans Saturday to Monday including motor and tub races and a world open Swamp Angels novelty. Entries list Lincoln Park Chicago Central St Louis and Quincy competitors with numerous subs and coxswains.
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J. L. Hase
Quincy Naval Reserves
U.S.S. Somers
Swamp- Angels
Linco Park Boat Club
Chicago
E. P. Liningston
G. Blair
N M. C. Olsen
Stiles
A. Andersen
J. Hadwiger
Central’ Rowing Club
St Louis
W. Feldkamp
P. Nies
E Ludwig
F. “Petschoneck
T. Nies
South Side Boat Club
O Quincy
E. Huseman
B. Middendorf
A. Evans
L. Winters
E. Bornman
W. Kelker
North Side Boat Club
Central “Rowing
St. Louis
W. Pelikaaip
Petschoneck
Jrs
Duni
Mound City
Rowin
W. Darin
W. Severin
W. Wartman
EB. Ludwig
E. Sparrow
Subs
S. Bernal
J.stohldorfer
H. Rose
Central Rowing Club
C. Diehl
IH. Rose
Quincy
A. Borneman
W. Dunn
Biehl
W. Hartman
E. Ludwig
F. Pets
Side’ Boat Club
Bornman
Diehl
H. Hartman
C. Biehl
E. Schmucker
F. Petschoneck
J. ‘Sparrow
North Side Boat ‘Club
Tih
W. Ringer
R. Meyer
H. ‘Herleman
G Eberle
I. Schafer
C. Schwindeler
Moritz
J. Fries
W. Bringate
Mound City Rowing Club
B. Spradling
W. Bentlage
F. Spradling
E. Tolch
H. Schwarze
R. Johnson
F. Weber
W. Deckman
A. Schwarze
J. Rothove
H. W. Zimmerman
T. Ranney
G. Eberle
Coaches in the Poughkeepsie College Races
Coaches from five colleges have trained young men along the Hudson at Poughkeepsie for a national contest. They have worked most of the year to select crews. The Harvard Yale race at New London remains the eastern favorite, but the Hudson event grows in popularity each year.
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Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
New Lindon
Michigan Beats Pennsylvania in Sixteenth Row Baseball
Ann Arbor, June 22. Sisler excelled in pitching batting and base running as Michigan defeated Pennsylvania. Sisler pitched seven innings allowing four singles and eight strikeouts. Final score Michigan 2 0 0 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 Pennsylvania 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 0 0 1 0 0. Bitteries Wisler Murdock Re lan Sisler Davidson Benton.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Sisler
University of Pennsylvania
Michigan
Club
Rine
Pennsylvania
Bitteries
Wisler
Murdock
Relan
Davidson
Benton
Heatwave Affects Frontline Conditions At Dunkirk
Hot weather has set in along the British and Belgian fronts with soldiers finding it as trying as the cold season. Chloride of lime is used in several neighborhoods that saw heavy fighting to subdue the unsanitary atmosphere.
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Dunkirn
France
French loan to France reported by J P Morgan
New York reports confirm a roughly 50 million dollar one year loan to the Paris branch of the Rothschilds acting for the French government and Bank of France with collateral in high grade American railway bonds. Washington officials offered no comment while reiterating neutrality policy on foreign loans and a later caveat about loans intended for public subscription or large gold shipments.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Company
Paris
Rothschilds
Bank of France
Morgan’ & Company
Sértior Securities of America
Washington
France
J. P. Morgan& Company
State Department
Secretary of
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Panama Police Press Fight With Escaped Convicts
Panama police report fierce clashes with eleven convicts who escaped from Santiago penitentiary after killing a police lieutenant and a guard. The fugitives, armed and jungle-hiding, had seized arsenal ammunition. Five bandits were captured, one killed, five remain at large. leader Ottilio Gonzales, a Cuban, with a notorious record, was among the captured.
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Panama
Santiago
Veragua
Ottilio Gonzales
Coombs Wild and Braves Beat Dodgers in Stormy Game
Boston defeated Brooklyn 3 0 after Smith and Coombs sparked early offense. Dodgers struck back with multiple hits in the seventh inning but could not overtake the lead as a heavy storm shortened the game.
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Coombs Wild
Braves
Dodgers
Chicago Bears Novice? Wait
Cleveland is beaten by the White Sox 9 to 6, Chicago completing a three-game sweep in a high scoring affair. The box score lists Felsch, Collins, and Weaver contributing multiple hits and Chicago stealing bases, while Harstad and Jones were the pitchers in a game featuring two base hits and several errors.
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Cleveland
White Sox
Jones
Chicago
R-H.o
A. E. Felsch
Cfuoteee
Cede
Weaver
E. Collins
Fournier
Collins
Smith
Felsch
Schalk
Blackburne
J. Collins
Harstad
Faber
Strick
Iby
Wallace Ac Connolly
Pittsburgh Wins With Early Three-Hit Rally In Cincinnati
McQuillan pitched well for Cincinnati but Pittsburgh took the lead with three straight hits and an error. Final score Pittsburgh 7 to 4. Batteries: McQuillan and Gibson for Cincinnati. Schneider, Toney, and Wingo for Pittsburgh.
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Cincinnati
McQuillan
Pittsburgh
FE Er
H.E. Pittsburen
McCultlan
Gibson
Schneider
Toney
Wingo
New York and Philadelphia Tie After Pitchers Battle
New York and Philadelphia played a spirited nine inning tie in heavy rain ending a pitchers duel between Marquard and Alexander. New York failed to collect a hit after the first inning, as a Lobert double and Doyle single tied the score. final line shows Philadelphia 17 runs to New York 1 with mistyped box. Batteries: Alexander and Billifer. Marquard and Mevers.
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New York
Philadelphia
Marquard
Alexander
Lobert
Doyle
New -York
Billifer
Mevers
Twenty four cars qualify for Chicago Derby
Chicago June 22 Twenty four cars qualified today for the 500 auto mobile derby at the Chicago Speedway opening Saturday Dario Resta's 110 1 mph mark from last week remained unchallenged in the eliminations Eight cars posted better than 100 mph The official starting order lists Resta leading followed by Howard Ilowlox Gil Anderson Earl Cooper William Carlson Oli Rickenbacher Bob Burman Ed Van Raalte G Porpura and Louis Chevrolet with speeds from 98 65 to 96 90 mph
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Chicago
Chicago Speedway
Dario Resta
Fies
Resta
Howard
Ilox
Gil Anderson
Earl © Cooper
William Carlson
Rickenbacher
Bob Burman
Ed van’ Raaltee
G. Porpura
Louis Chevrolet
Harvard Triumphs Over Yale In Opening Series Clash
New Haven June 22 Harvard cast gloom over Yale by winning the first game of the annual series. The Crimson hit safely for all its runs while Yale managed two on Hunter's single. Score: Harvard 5 Yale 3. Batteries Mahan and Harte for Harvard Way and Hunter for Yale.
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New Haven
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Hunter
Mahan
Len Small Elected President of Illinois Board of Agriculture
Len Small of Kankakee former state treasurer and 1912 gubernatorial nominee was elected president of the Illinois board of agriculture to fill the vacancy caused by the death of James K. Hopkins of Princeton.
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Len Small
Springfield
Kankakee
Illinois Board of Agriculture
James K. Hopkins
Princeton
Washington bests Boston in third game of series
Washington bunched hits and capitalized on Boston errors to win the third game of the series. George Foster and Pennock had strong at bats while Boston knocked Ayres from the mound in the sixth. Scoring line shows Washington 9 Boston 3 with Foster Shore Pennock Thomas and Cady contributing.
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Ashington
Washington
Boston
George Foster
Pennock
Ayres
Oss
Aoe
Foster
Shore
Pennock and Thomas
Subpar pitching fuels St Louis comeback to beat Detroit 13
Detroit nine falls 13 to 9 as St Louis bats spark a late rally behind Weismann and Coveleskie. Dubuc struggles early for Detroit while Perryman Weisman Hamilton James and Agnew combine on the mound for the Browns amid a high scoring afternoon.
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Detroit
Coveleskie
St. Louis
Weismann
Cavet
Dubuc
Browns
Dowie
Perryman
Weisman
Hamilton
James
Agnew
Baker and Stanage
McKee
FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS St Louis Beats Brooklyn
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 after Crandall homered and doubled in two innings, Watson pitching the rest for St Louis. Final: 4 runs to 3. Scorer 9.0. Batteries: Grandall, Watson and Hartley for St Louis. Upham, Marion and Simon for Brooklyn.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Crandall
Watson
Brooklyns
Ruhl
St. Louis i
Brooklyn Uoess
Grandall
Hartley
Upham
Marion
Simon
Chicago Downs Baltimore in Easy Win
Chicago defeated Baltimore with a strong start and steady scoring, McConnell and Quinny anchoring the visitors. Baltimore struggled to respond as Chicago built a lead and sealed the victory in the late innings.
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Chicago Downs
Baltimore
Mel ‘Connell
Chicago
Quinn
McConnell
Johnson and Wilson
Clemons
Quinny
Conley
Vereker
Owens
Newark Defeats Pittsburgh in Close Contest
Newark defeated Pittsburgh for the fourth time in five games on June 22 in Newark New Jersey. The score shows RHE 12 to 4 with Pittsburgh struggling against Newark's pitching and defense. Batteries were Knetzer Leclaire Sandy Berry Moran and Rariden.
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Newark
Pittsburgh
N. J
Knetzer
Leclaire
Sandy Berry
Moran
and Rariden
Carl Knittle Expected Back To Asheville By Week’s Start
Carl Knittle has been in the city several days visiting relatives and expects to return to Asheville, NLC, by the first of next week.
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Carl Knittle
Asheville
Nlc
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