Exciting pair of battles with the Hannibal Mules
The Hannibal Mules arrive for two games at League park in a high rivalry weekend. Burnham and Smith duel Cum mings and Sligbee as Speeders hope for strong support from Bluff City fans. Sunday start at 2 45 p m to align with Trades and Labor Assembly boat return, with O W Shannon promising timely transport.
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Afernoon
Hannibal Mules
Speeders
Hannibal
Mules
Cits
Burnham
Smith
Tannibal
Cummings
Sligbee
Castlemen
Trades and Labor Assembly
O. W. Shannon
Rock Island
Hartzell in U 2 Wins Boat Race at South Side
The U-2 boat skippered by Martzell won the South Side Boat Club race Friday night from the club to the railroad bridge and back, two blocks ahead of the U-4 commanded by Coke Luthin. George Batson in the Ram was third as darkness swallowed other entrants. Hartzell declared the U fleet supreme with the U-2 leading from start to finish except a brief bridge pass. Art Weisenberger beat Luthin by a half length in the challenge race.
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South Side Boat Club
Coke” Luthin
George Batson
Hartzell
U-fleet
Uthin
Art Weisenberger
Weisenberger
Local Pick-Ups and Homebound Visitors Share Vaca Details
Local items note Joseph Emery returning home for summer vacation to his parents Mr and Mrs J W Emery with his father recently at Dartmouth college. Duke Dunbar son of Mr and Mrs W J Dunbar returns from Michigan and visits Chicago with a sister before home. Capt Uriah Keith of 823 Broadway returns from visiting relatives in Mexico Missouri. Miss Marie Griffith of Bowen operated on for tonsils at Blessing hospital and recovering. Mrs HI M Sheer of 2425 Vermont returns from St Louis. Harriet and Addie Glenn depart for St Louis en route to Cincinnati to visit nephew Arthur Glenn. Mrs Glenn and daughter arrive home. William Hartzell and Thomas J F Dunn of Carthage in city Friday, registered at Hotel Nevemb. Mrs A W Mackey and Miss Pror ence White of Palmyra visit Thursday. C W Webb of Clayton off his run due to neuralgia. Mr and Mrs Cass Lamy return from Springfield where they visited.
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Uriah Keith
Broadway
Mexico
Marie Griffith
Bowen
Blessing Hospital
I. M. Setter
HI. M. Sheer
Vermont Street
St. Louis
Harriet
Addie Glenn
Cincinnati
Arthur Glenn
Clayton
Hannibal
Cass Lamy
Springfield
White Sox top Bloomington in exhibition game 3 to 1
Bloomington, Illinois June 24 The Chicago White Sox defeated the local Three Eye team in an exhibition game 3 to 1. Scoring was scarce as both sides struggled for hits. Batteries: Walsh Benz Lynn for White Sox and Bluejacket Richmond Simon for Bloomington. In Rockford, Illinois, also June 24, Rockford beat Moline 6 to 3 in the first game, out hitting them, while Moline won 6 to 2 in the second. Batteries: Needles Dobbins Carlson Shook for Moline and Rockford. Graham Dobbins Brown Shook for Rockford.
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Bloomington
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Walsh
Benz
Lynn
Bluejacket
Richmond
Simon
Rockford
Moline
RILE
Needles
Dobbins
Carlson and Shook
Blue Sox Lose to Rock Island in Low-Scoring Contest
Rock Island pitchers Poote and Mills held the Blue Sox to four total hits, with Poole and Marks allowing four each. Rock Island scored once in the second inning for the game's only run, while Davenport contributed a 2-for-? line in a brief, rain-affected report from Hannibal where Peoria rain interrupted play.
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Blue Sox
Rock Island
Poole
Marks
Ab.r. H.co
A. E. Davenport
Poote and Mills
Marks and Munch
Harvard Defeats Yale Rowing Crew in Four-Mile Race
Harvard beat Yale in the feature four mile regatta on the Thames River, clocking 20 minutes 2 seconds, eight seconds faster than Yale’s 20 minutes 17 seconds. Yale pressed early but faded, with Harvard winning by about three lengths in ideal conditions as the Crimson swept the regatta.
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Harvard
Yale
Thames
Crimson
Eli Carsmen
New Haven
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Local Deeds
Anna Koring and others transfer property to Louisa Stormer in northwest quarter of section 14, township 12, range 2 west, for $5. Philip H. Gross and others deed to William D. Laughlin a lot in Clayton for $700. Robert Z. McNay sells a 40 foot wide strip in northwest quarter of section 27, township 20, range west, to Mendon town for $200. EM Cooper transfers northwest block section 20 township 2 north, range west to Agnes Cooper for $2,500.
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Anna Koring
Louisa Stormer
Philip H. Gross
Wiliam D Laughlin
Clayton
Robert Z. McNay
Mendon
EM. Cooper
Agnes Cooper
Unclear results from Rockford and Quincy Bloomington games
Readable lines show Rockford 69-1 and 2-0-1 with Moline 3-7-5 and 6-9-1 and Davenport C Ato Mannibal Peoria on wet grounds at Rock Island 1-4-0. Quincy Bloomington game noted as played Thursday.
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Rockford
Moline
Rock Island
Davenport
Ato Mannibal
Peoria
Quincy-Bloomington
Games Today Hannibal at Quincy and More
Hannibal faces Quincy while Rockford visits Davenport and Moline travels to Rock Island and Peoria plays Bloomington in a busy schedule with several regional matchups.
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Hannibal
Quincy
Rockford
Davenport
Moline
Rock Islad
Peoria
Bloomington
Sports standings fragment from multiple cities
Territorial standings show Brooklyn 4 10 45 and New York 7 7 0 at Brooklyn. Philadelphia 2 9 1, Boston 1 4 1. Chicago 2 2 1, Cincinnati 1 5 2. Pittsburgh 7 15, St Louis 16 1.
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Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Games Today New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia
The schedule lists matchups across cities with four intercity games on today’s card including New York versus Brooklyn and Boston versus Philadelphia while St. Louis travels to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati visits Chicago for pivotal action.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Unclear Schedule Item From OCR Fragment
A fragment notes incomplete matchups with team records and locations. Times and dates are missing, listing only terse marks such as New York Washington Boston Philadelphia and numeric codes that do not reveal full context. No clear event names, outcomes, or schedules are stated.
Major City Matches Set for Basketball Week
Philadelphia faces Boston while Washington visits New York and Cleveland travels to Detroit. Chicago hosts St. Louis in a full slate of city pairings slated for the weekend.
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Egeeevscensaes
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Serense Sosnee
New York Ee
Washington
Boston Ee
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Eores
Scores Spark Dramatic Baseball Nite Across Cities
In a series of city matchups the American Association results show Minneapolis edging Toledo 8 to 7, Columbus defeating St Paul 11 to 2, Indianapolis beating Milwaukee 3 to 1, and Louisville toppling Kansas City 2 to 1 in closely contested games.
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Western League Scores Summary Card
Sioux City defeated Omaha 4 to 3 while Des Moines beat Lincoln 4 to 2. Wichita stretched to an 8 to 7 win over Topeka in the Western League results.
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Sioux City
Omaha
Des Moines
Lincoln
Wichita
Topeka
When You Have a Cold Dr King's New Discovery Ad
Advertisement copy urges attention to colds with rest and regular diet and promotes Dr King's New Discovery a cough syrup with pine tar antiseptic oils and balsams. Claims relief for cough throat and bronchial tubes eases head congestion and shortens cold duration praising 40 years of use and urging readers to buy at their druggist.
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Dr. King
Brooklyn Defenses Fails in Eighth Sparks New York Win
In Brooklyn June 24 the defense collapsed in the eighth as New York defeated Brooklyn 7 to 4 to take game one of a six game series. Robertson opened the inning with Olson’s fielding error, Doyle doubled, Kauff walked, and Fletcher’s sacrifice fly brought in two. Merkle and Rariden drove in runs, with two more scoring on errors. Myers, Daubert, Cheney and others contributed, while Benton and Schupp struggled on the mound for Brooklyn.
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Olson
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Kauff
Fletcher
Johnston
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Robert Bert Wins Midlothian Title
Chicago June 24 Robert A Gardner national amateur golf champion won the Chicago district title of the Midlothian club with 315 strokes for 72 holes. Warren K Wood of Flossmoor, formerly western amateur champion, finished second with 20 strokes. Charles Evans Jr western champion could not compete.
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Chicago
Robert A. Gardner
Midlothian Club
Warren K. Wood
Flossmoor
Charles Evans, Jr
Judge Montgomery Improves. Returning Next Week
Judge S. B. Montgomery, confined in Mudiavia Indiana for treatment, reports health improving and expects to resume duties at the State Savings, Loan & Trust company early next week.
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S. B. Montgomery
Mudiavia
Ind
State Savings, Loan & Trust Company
Braves edged in 11th after Whitted's homer
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 as Schulz struggled on the mound. Seaton pitched well and scored the deciding run after a second base theft and a double steal. The winners, Cubs, benefited from poor Cincinnati fielding in a 1 hour 20 minute game.
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Cincinnatis
Schulz
Cubs
Seaton
Cincinnati
AB II
Ale Groh
Herzog
Enaee
Killifer
Griffith Rf
Wingo C
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Boston Takes Game as Wild Pitch Produces Lone Run
In Boston on Friday, a wild pitch by PHohlitzer allowed P Holitzer to score the only tally in the Bostons versus Philadelphia game. The Phillies failed to plate after a walk, a sacrifice, and a bunt. Batteries: Sheehan and Schang for Philadelphia, Shore and Cady for Boston.
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Phohlitzer
Bostons
Philadelphia
R.hle
Sheehan
Schang
Shore
Cady
Braves Lose in Eleventh in Philadelphia Duel
Whit ted homered with one out in the eleventh to lift Philadelphia over Boston 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel between Alexander and Barnes. Boston managed two men past first base as the Phillies sealed the win with late scoring. Batteries Barnes Gowdy Alexander Killifer.
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Philadelphia
Whitted
Boston
Alexander
Barnes
Gowdy
Killifer
Waterloo Beats Cedar Rapids 1 0 on Friday
Westerwick held Cedar Rapids to three hits and no runs as Waterloo scored in the first. Mel lerger was hit hard but Cedar Rapids managed only a single. B. W. Thornburg, Cedar Rapids cigar store owner, collapsed dead entering the grandstand before the game. Score Waterloo 1 Cedar Rapids 0. Batteries Westerwick Brennan Mellenger Newcomer.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Westerwick
Mellerger
B. W. Thornburg
R.we. Waterloo
Brennan Mellenger
Newcomer
Browns Defeat Clinton In Tight Town Contest
In Clinton Iowa on Friday afternoon June 24 Fielder Jones leading the touring Browns edged the Clinton Central Association team 2 to 1. Batteries Baumgardner and Severoid for the Browns Jones and Brown for Clinton.
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Clinton
Towa
Jones
Clinton Central Association
R. HE
St. Louis
Baumgardner
Severoid
Brown
Three-I League seeks sale of $5,000 tickets
Three-I baseball directors announce a ten day drive to dispose of five thousand dollars worth of tickets or risk disbanding the local team and surrendering the franchise to President Tearney due to the league's poor financial condition.
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Rock Island Rock Island
Three-I League Baseball Association
Tearney
Tack Ryan Coaches Peoria Club Player Boost
Sportette reports that Tack Ryan, president of Peoria’s Three Eye league club, aided the Distillers in a game and plans a trip to Hannibal and Bloomington before returning to Peoria.
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Peoria
Distillers
Ryan
Hannibal
Bloomington
Three-Eye clubs told to trim squads to thirteen men
Club owners in the Three-Eye were ordered to cut down their squads to 13 men Thursday. The Castles had little cutting to do as the team was at the limit before the order. Nearly every other team in the league was forced to drop a pitcher or two.
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Castles
Rushville Greys Triumph Over Cuba Cubs in Fast Game
Bushville Greys defeated Cuba Cubs 7 to 2 in Rushville on Friday. Vandiver almost pitched a shutout but two second inning errors and a hit allowed two runs. Dewey pitched the best game on the Rushville diamond. Nelson starred at third. Cubs catcher Donaldson made a sensational foul ball grab. Bushnell slated to face the Greys June 28 and games follow through June 29 and July 4 with other teams joining. Last season the Greys won 20 of 23, defeating Quincy Threes and Springfield Independents among others.
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Bushville
Bushnell
Greys
Farmington
Decatur Blues
Quincy
Rock Island
Peoria
Henry Greys
Chicago Leland Giants
Chillicothe
Springfield Independents
St Louis Defeats Pittsburgh In Free-Hitting Contest
St Louis beat Pittsburgh by 8 to 7 in a game noted for free hitting. St Louis racked up 16 hits to Pittsburgh's 15. Baird's errors accounted for six Cardinals runs. Long of St Louis went 5 for 5 with five hits. Batteries: Meadows Jasper Gonzales Kantlehner Harmon Cooper and Wilson Gibson.
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St. Louis
Baird
Cardinals
Long
Meadows
Jasper
Gonzales
Kantlehner
Harmon
Cooper
Wilson
Gibson
Senators Drop Doubleheader In Washington Series
New York Americans beat Washington in both ends of a doubleheader, 6 to 5 and 6 to 1, with Walter Johnson off day in first game and Cullop securing his seventh win. The page also notes civic league street inspections led by Health Commissioner Gress and Fire Chief Marinette set to begin next week.
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New York Americans
Washington
Walter Johnson
Peckinpaugh
Cullop
Civic League
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W. H. Gress
George Marinette
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