Plowboys win protest game 4 to 1 over Quincy Speed Boys
In Moline on June 23 the Plowboys beat the Quincy Speed Boys 4 to 1 after protesting a sixth inning ruling. Hughes drove in two runs in the sixth, Clayton was ruled out on a disputed double play, and Stutz completed the play with a peg to first. Rockford and Davenport moved into first and second as the pennant race tightened.
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Moline
Plowboys
Johnny Castle
Quincy Speed Boys
Speeders
Rockford
Davenport
Staley
Pettigrew
Davis
Falk
White
Hughes
Clayton
Hill
Stutz
Strouthers
Galvin
Keupper
Quincy
Kahl
Names
A.E. Castle
Dang
Scherer
Golvin
Eves Boelzle
Waring
C Keupper
Kah
Neal
Donnellysand
Harvard Wins The Series From Yale
Harvard wins the series at Cambridge in a ninth inning rally. Brickley doubled with two outs to drive in Harte and score, giving Harvard a 2 run late lead as Yale failed to respond.
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Harvard
YALE
Brickley
Cambridge
Manes
Setias
New. Haven
Harte
Hunter, Whitney ,and Marte
Baseball scores from New York and others in eleven innings
Sports brief lists baseball results with New York 1 Philadelphia 2 in eleven innings Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 6 Chicago .5 St Louis 3 Boston and Brooklyn 2.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Baseball scores unclear from fragmented lines
Fragmented report lists several game results including Detroit 4, St. Louis 2 and Washington 5, Boston 0 with additional partial lines for Philadelphia 2 New York 3 in 10 innings and Cleveland 1 Chicago 3. The source is garbled with misplaced punctuation and incomplete second games.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Hiladelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Brooklyn and St Louis face off in rough baseball scoreline
Ambiguous box score shows Brooklyn 1 St Louis 2 with other games listing Newark 1 Pittsburgh 11 and Baltimore 4 Chicago 3. Buffalo and Kansas City postponed due to cold conditions.
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Brooklyn
St.Louis
Newark
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Chicago
Buffalo
Kansas City
End of Twelfth Ends Scoreless Tie After Darkness
In a baseball game played long into the night, Indianapolis and Cleveland held a 1 to 5 scoreline before darkness halted play. Louisville led Columbus 11 to 2, while Milwaukee trailed Minneapolis 5 to 5 and Kansas City faced St. Paul at 6 to 6 after twelve innings when darkness stopped the action.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Omaha Topeka-Wichita Rains Delay Sioux City Tilt
A weather dampened sequence affects several towns including Omaha Des Moines Lincoln Denver Sioux City St Joseph and Topeka Wichita with rain causing delays in the schedule. No scores are confirmed in the readable text.
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Omaha
Des Moines
Lincoln
Denver
Sioux City
St Joseph
Topeka-Wichita
Where They Play Today Three-I League Schedule
Three I League action today features Quincy at Moline Bloomington at Dubuque Decatur at Davenport Peoria at Rockford as teams vie for standings across the circuit.
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Quincy
Moline
Bloomington
Dubuque
Decatur
Davenport
Peoria
Rockford
Restrictions Made On Auntie
A new game and fish law may start July first if not vetoed by the governor. It tightens fur bearing season, raises squirrel protections, and shifts dine plans to August. Deputy wardens rise to 78, fish car funded, rescue crews to remove small fish from stagnant waters, and law allows noncommercial hook and line fish as legal without a license.
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Tlmois
Durine
Thirty Six for Twenty Five Cents Dr King New Life
Dr King s New Life pills advertised in glass bottles of 30 sugar coated white tablets for 25 cents each. One pill with water before bed is claimed to be an average dose. Promises relief from constipation by morning with easy to take regimen. Sold at all druggists.
Davenport's Wan Places O Learys Men In 2nd Plage
Decatur out hit Davenport but lost 5 to 4 as Davenport home team made late errors and couldn't hold the lead. In Rockford Peoria fell 6 to 5 in ten innings with Jensen yielding twelve hits. Keen and Marshall combined on the mound for Rockford. Bloomington beat Dubuque 3 to 0 as Needles and Reitmeyer matched zeroes and Kearns drove in two runs.
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Davenport
O'Leary
Rockford
Idl
Peoria
Jensen
Keen
Marshall
McManus
Jacobs
Dubuque
Bloomington
R.H.E. Bloomington
Reitmeyer
Keller and Kearns
Prisoners number exceeds one million in West Galicia
Frankfort dispatch reports, per the Frankfort Gazette, that prisoner of war totals and booty rose sharply from the West Galicia and Carpathian battles. It notes a very high death rate among wounded prisoners and that some unfit for service have been exchanged, with Russian POWs now exceeding one million.
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Frankfort
Galicia
Carpathian Mountains
Springfield plans return of state poultry show
J. S. Bales, delegate of the Springfield decorations, and Victor E. Bender, secretary of the Association of Commerce, are arranging to bring the state poultry show back to Springfield. The plan was discussed at a meeting of the state executive board to be held in DeKalb next Friday.
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Springfield
Springfield P. Ti
J. S. Bales
DeKalb
Victor E. Bender
Association of Commerce
Simpson and Dixon In Finals
Simpson and Dixon advance to the finals in Peoria Illinois to decide the Central Illinois Country Club golf championship after semi-final wins. Simpson beat Boydston 4 up and 3 to play and Dixon edged Bunn 1 up, with other matches noted including Walton's upset and various consolation rounds.
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Peoria, II
John Simpson
Galesburg
Noah Dixon
Springfield
Central ‘Illinois
Simpson
Boydston
Dixon
G. W. Bunn, Jr
George Craig
Howard Walton
Champaign
Day
Bunn
Williams
Weems
Quincy
Guinan
Quincey
Heaton
Peoria
Johns
Decatur
Hillman
Seaton
Scully
Abels
Bunker
Coulter
Bloomington
Will
Song of
Miller
Wil
Bernard
Felmley
Hatch
Wayne
Haines
Long
Coleman
Starne
Miller and Wyle
Eee
Charles
Powers
Two Great Catchers Could Figure In Major Trades
The big league trade talk centers on Chicago star Archer and Cincinnati star Wingo. Giants manager McGraw wants Archer while Bresnahan opposes heavy Archer attention. Cincinnati would gain pitchers, and a trade involving Archer or Wingo with New York appears likely. Archer bats .260 and Wingo hits .220.
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Archer
Chicago
Wingo
Cincinnati Reds
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Hergog
Cincinnati
Bresnahan
Cubs
McGraw
Rowland Makes Five Straight as Vic Triumphs
Vic takes two from NAPS in a doubleheader with Rowland powering a five straight run. The team clinches another win on the road, building momentum late in the season.
Klepfer Shines in First League Appearance for Chicago
In Cleveland on June 23 Chicago won both ends of a doubleheader to extend their winning streak to five. Cicotte outpitched Hagerman in the opener, while Klepfer pitched his first league game for Chicago and proved effective in the second. Cleveland fell behind early after an error by Jackson and two walks, with J Collins driving in runs via a triple in the first inning.
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Ann “Arbor
Mich
Pennsylvania
Ferguson
Michigan
Benton
Quakers
Wallace
Pennsylvanie
Battersea
Murdock
Polani
Cleveland
Chicago
Cicotte
Hagerman
Klepfer
Cleevland
Jackson
J. Collins
R.h.o-A.e
Seibold
Cf Turner
Wy ‘Chapman
Ss “Jackson
Enet
Ale ‘Felsch
Weaver
LE. Collins
Fournier
Roth
C J. Collins
Alk
Blackburn
Turner
Bowman
Connolly
R.me
Yanks Take Double Bill from Athletics
Philadelphia June 23 New York won two games from Philadelphia in a doubleheader. The first game went ten innings as Crowell making his professional debut outpitched Caldwell though his walks were costly. In the second game Haas debuting for New York issued sixteen walks and three wild pitches as six errors by his teammates led to the Yankees’ decisive victory.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
New York
Crowell
Brown ‘University
T ‘Caldwell
Haas
Worcester Academy
Names
AB. R.h.c.a-Eigh
Perkinpaush
Maisel
Cree
Hartzel
If Bauman
Sweeney
Caldwell
R H.O
Walsh
Lapp
Oldring
McInnis
Conway
Malone
Bane
Kopf
Ic Rowell
Murphy
Schang
Bases Bauman
Cree Caldwell
Matone
Bauman
Pipp
Peckinpaugh
Mellinis
Meen
Hildrebrand
Q' Loughlin
Ree
Warhop
Nunamaker
Tlaas and
Washington blanks Boston in shutout baseball game
Washington defeated Boston by a shutout as Walter Johnson pitched. The locals managed a single hit in the first six innings before scoring off Johnson in the seventh after he was hit by a pitch.
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Washington
Boston
Walter Johnson
Mavs
Will
Johnson
St. Louis Sweeps Brooklyn In Final Federal League Game
St Louis won the series in five games at Brooklyn in a pitchers battle between Watson and Finneran. Errors influenced the scoring as both teams limited errorful outs. Score St. Louis 3 . Brooklyn 1. Batteries Watson Hartley Finneran Simon. Baltimore Wins Ninth Inning Rally in Chicago Series
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Watson
Finneran
R.H.E
Hartley
Simon
Muskies and Pilots Split Doubleheader in Muscatine
In Muscatine the Muskies and Pilots split a doubleheader. Clinton won the first game 8 6 while Muscatine gained 3 1 in the nightcap. Souis sprained an ankle in the second game and will miss two weeks.
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Muscatine
Muskies
Zackert
Ross
Souis
Rob
Clinton
Hi Drohan
Darrow
Hruska
R. H. E. Clinton
Jones
Swatfest Chief Schulte Highlighted by Batting Feats
In Chicago on June 23, the Cubs defeated the St Louis left handed pitcher Sallee, pounding a five run fourth inning. Schultered delivered a triple, double and single as Chicago won. Ragan edged a pitching argument for Boston 3 to 2, while Benton's hammering helped Phillies win in the eleventh.
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Ragan
Boston
Benton
Phillies
Chicago
Sallee
Cubs
St. Louis
Schultered
Saltee
Griner i
R.hi.c. A
Good
TN Saat
Fisher
Schulte
Laier
Phelan
Lanie
J Archer
fcLarry
Dha
Eoniale
Vaughn
Mem
Becher
Butt Schulte
Archer
McLa
Safer
Salee
Griner
Aoi
Quigley
Orth
Slattery Holds Mason In Low-Scoring Marshalltown Contest
In a tight baseball game Marshalltown defeated Mason 7 to 2. Slattery allowed few hits and struck out twelve as Glaser Ner, Smith and Harrison supported him. City short score shows 000 000 000 for Mason.
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Marshalltown
Mason
Glaser
Mner, Smith
Harrison
Slattery
Hammerschmidt
Keokuk Beats Miller In Easy Victory At Home
Keokuk defeated Miller in a one sided game, scoring five runs in the first inning and holding Miller to a low total. Key players included R HVE for Keokuk with solid at bats, while Bixby and Brown teamed up on the mound for the win. Burlington managed a couple of runs but could not overcome the early lead.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Miller
R Hve
SOLE
Burlington
Bixby and Brown
Mileler’ and
Rolley
Wilson and Lansing discuss Frye note and British reply
In Washington in June, President Wilson and Secretary Lansing reviewed notes on the sinking of the William P. Frye and interference with American commerce. The Frye note is ready to go forward while the British note will take several more days. A memorandum from London received today will inform the final draft.
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Washington
Germany
William P. Frye
Great Britain
Haiti
Wilson
Lansing
Frye
United States
Londons
Eee Dan
Unclear Game Box Score Fragment
Fragmentary scorebox shows team Washington and players Mays Thomas Johnson and Ainsmith with odd formatting. No clear date or full context.
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R. E. Boston
Washington
Mays
Thomas
Johnson and
Ainsmith
Detroit Wins After St Louis Fumble in Eighth
In Detroit, June 23, Lowdermilk misplayed Crawford's roller allowing Kavanagh to score from third. Cobb advanced to third, then stole home as the St Louis pitcher lay on the ground. Detroit gained two decisive runs to win 7 to 4 over St. Louis. The batteries were James, Cook and Severeid for St Louis and Agnew, Steen and Stanage for Detroit.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Lowdermilk
Crawford
Kavanagh
Cobb
Sall
AHLE
James, Cook
Boston Defeats Brooklyn Again in Tight Pitching Duel
Boston beat Brooklyn as Ragan outpitched Dell who was erratic. Brooklyn scored two runs on a double and a triple with no singles, in a game decided by strong defense and timely hitting.
Pirates Hammered Benton Hard in Exhibition Loss
Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 6 to 2 as Benton faltered in the sixth inning when Baird singled Hinchman doubled Wagner and Johnston tripled. Batteries Harmon and Gibson for Cincinnati and Benton.
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C Inc
ATI
Benton
Hermon
Pittsburgh
Baird
Hinchman
Sand Wagner
Johnston
Rah-E
Cincinnati
Harmon
Gibson
Dale
Lear
Wingo
Phillies Win In Eleventh In Newark Clash
Philadelphia defeated New York 2 to 1 in 11 innings as Byrne started the frame with an infield single and advanced on sacrifices, scoring the deciding run on a fielder's choice. Chalmers and May pitched for Philadelphia. Doyle and Pesreaty appeared for New York.
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Phillies
New York
Philadelphia
Byrne
Niehoff
Cravath
Doyle
Derus
Chalmers, Maysifers
Pesreaty
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