Hannibal Triumphs 4-2 In Home Run Filled Game
Hannibal defeated Quincy 4 to 2 as homers by Bert Graham Bill Meyer and Stutz highlighted the bout. Graham returned from a back strain with a first pitch homer, while Meyer and Stutz also connected. An afternoon double header and an excursion boat were planned by the Hannibal Trades and Labor assembly.
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Hannibal
Bert Graham
Bill Meyer
Mainland’s Field
G. W. Hill
Quincy
Hannibal Trades and Labor Assembly
Stutz
Young
Graham
Nicholson
Lowrance
Meyer
McCabe
Krueger
Nye
Castle
Bromwich
Feuerboom
Lingle
Downey
Mac Alexander
Miss Bjurstedt Wins Third National Tennis Title
Philadelphia reports Miss Bjurstedt of New York, national women’s tennis champion, captured her third straight singles victory by defeating Miss Marion Vanderhoef of New York 4-4, 6-0, 6-2 in the national tournament final. She and Irving Wright of Boston also won the mixed doubles defeating Miss Florence Sallin of New York and W. J. Tilden 2nd 10-12, 6-1, 6-3.
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Philadelphia
Bjjurstedt
New York
Marion Vanderhoef
Bjurstedt
Irving Wright
Boston
Florence Sallin
W. J. Tilden
Meadows in Best of Form as St. Louis Beats Cincinnati
Meadows starred for St. Louis in a 5 to 1 victory over Cincinnati in a June game. Cincinnati failed to score until the ninth. Thorpe advanced on a fielder’s misplay. Final line shows St Louis 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1. Batteries Regan Wingo Meadows Gonzales. The report also notes a separate line about the pink boll worm in India.
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ST. Louis
Meadows
Cincinnati
Thorpe
Regan
Long
R.H.E
St.Louis
Wingo
Gonzales
India
Rock Toland Manager Tighe Resigns Freeing Players
Rock Toland manager Jack Tighe announced he will resign after today's game against Rockford in the Three-I league. Players become free agents with salaries more than ten days overdue and have informed President Tearney of the action.
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Rock Island
Jack Tighe
Rock Toland
Rockford
Tearney
Toluutou Utow Utouton
No Official Word From Islanders Break Chicago
June 24 President Tearney said he had received no official word on Rock Island players action. He expressed surprise at reports they considered themselves free agents over salary issues and doubted such a condition existed. He believed prominent supporters would help remedy any trouble quickly and without league prejudice.
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Chicago
Tearney
Rock Island
Reynolds Wins Championship at St Joseph
Sam W. Reynolds of Omaha defeated Harry Legg of Minneapolis 2 up and 1 to play to win the trans Mississppi golf championship in St Joseph Missouri. Reynolds set a course record of 72 and moved to the lead late in the match after breaking a tie on the 33rd hole.
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ST. Joseph
Sam W. Reynolds
Omaha
Harry Legg
Minneapolis
Reynolds
Legg
Mitchell's Gang Take Two Tilts
Pittsburgh suffered a double loss to Chicago, 2 to 0 and 6 to 4, in a Saturday twinbill. The first game featured Douglas silencing Pittsburgh while Jacobs pitched well before misplays fueled Chicago's comeback in the second. Merkle, Deal, and Wortman sparked a decisive rally in the tenth to seal Chicago's win.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Douglas
Jacobs
Merkle
Deal
Wortman
R.H.E
Wilson
Carlson
Fischer
Yankees Take Double From Mack's Athletics
New York defeated Philadelphia in two games on Saturday by 10 to 4 and 2 to 1. Caldwell earned both wins, pitching six innings in the first game. In the opener, New York scored three in the first and added to lead, while Philadelphia managed a late rally. In the nightcap, New York broke a scoreless tie with two runs in the seventh to secure the 2 to 1 victory.
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New York
Philaderons Athletics
Caldwell
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Noyes
Falkenberg
Schauer
Haley
Monroe
Walters
Alexander
R. Johnson
Schang
Schupp's Winning Streak Ends as Phillies Edge New York
Philadelphia defeated New York 8 to 2 on Saturday breaking Schupp's winning run. The game featured a five hit inning for Philadelphia and innings pitched by Smith, Schupp, Middleton, Rariden, Krueger, Lavender, and Killifer.
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Philadelphia
Schupp
New York
R.H.E
Smith
Middleton
Rariden
Krueger
Lavender
Killifer
Parish League Game Set for St Johns vs St Boniface
St Johns and St Boniface meet in Parish league action at League Park this afternoon. First pitch at 3 o clock. Both sides arrive with strong form and the gate grandstand admission covers entry to both areas.
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St. John’s
St. Boniface
Club Standings in American Association and Western League
Standings listed by city and record for the American Association and Western League. Cities include Columbus Milwaukee Toledo St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville Kansas City Joplin Wichita Des Moines Lincoln St Joseph Denver Omaha Sioux City with various win loss tallies.
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American Association
Columbus-Milwaukee
Wetshrounds
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Joplin
Wichita
Des Moines
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Denver
Omaha
Sioux City
White Sox win 15 inning game over Indians
Chicago defeats Cleveland 2 1 in a 35 inning marathon. Chapman error allows McMullin's grounder to score after E Collins and Wambganss spark the late rally as the Sox push through to the victory. Harris adds a two base hit in a tense, exhausted showdown with Benz, Danforth, Morton, Williams, Coveleskie and Bagby pitching long stints.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Chapman
McMullin
E. Collins
Ion
J. Collins
Gandil
Cuyeleskie
Bagby
Wambganss
Morton
Jackson
Russell
Danforth
Seibold
Jenkins
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Nallin
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Leibald
Murphy
Rene Williams
Rockford and Peoria Batteried in Three-Game Series
Record of three games shows Rockford 600 000 3 1, Rock Island 400 000 0 4 2, and Peoria 2.5 030 020 0oo-5 12 2 with batteries listed as Sheffield and Kerns, Ware and Hoffman. Alton blanked 000 000 020-27 6 while Bloomington and Moline posted scores and battery pairings including LeClaire and O Farrel, Fowlkes, Crystal and Spellman, Elliott and Block, Delo telle and Dobbins.
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Eoveene Moline
Ceceae I
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Hoffman
R.H.E. Peoria
LeClaire
O'Farrell
Fowlkes
Crystal
Spellman
R.H.E. Bloomington
Elliott and Block
Delotelle and Dobbins
Brooklyn Takes Two From Braves
Two base hits by Kelly Tragesser and Daubert plus a Wheat home run pace a 7 to 5 Brooklyn win over Boston. Hickman adds offensive spark as Brooklyn plates late runs while Kelly Massey steal bases and Wheat rows in the game. Umpires Orth and Rigler. Time 2 02.
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Rawlings
Boston
Brooklyn
Kelly
Tragesser
Daubert
Hickman
Wheat
Massey
Orson
Allen
S. Smith
Coombs
Orth
Rigler
Brooklyns
Stengel
R.H.E
Boston Cracy
Barnes and Gowdy
Cadore
Miller
Cobb Extends Lead In American League Batting Race
June 24 Chicago Ty Cobb pulls away from Tris Speaker in unofficial American League batting averages released Saturday. Cobb's .868 leads Speaker by 25 points after 62 games and 70 hits in 62 games. Also noted: Sisler, Wambsganss, and Veach among top averages. Roth leads base steals. Pipp tops homers with five. Chicago leads team batting at .242.
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Chicago
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Speaker
Cobb
George Lister
St. Louis
Karl Hamilton
Babe” Roth
Boston
Weaver
Roth
Cleveland
Chapman
Pipp
New York
Detratt
Meinnis
Philadelphia
Sisler
Wambsganss
Asafstos Tires Propose Asbestos Protected Tire Line
The Street Hardware company at Twelfth and Broadway shows marked interest in asbestos protected tires. The agency took the tire line weeks ago and reports liberal sales and high user satisfaction. The tires are new in construction, 15 guaranteed, and have passed exhaustive factory tests as some of the most durable on the market.
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Street Hardware Company
Twelfth and Broadway
Fisk Rubber Company Sells Liberty Bonds With Employee Help
Fisk Rubber company and its workers together purchased a quarter of a million dollars in Liberty bonds. An installment plan allowed all employees to subscribe Cited team efforts in each department boosted sales and welfare of the nation.
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New England
Fisk Rubber Company
Fisk Company
Fisk Administration
Tire industry forecast for pleasure cars shows 350 million
An estimate predicts 350 million will be spent this year on tires for pleasure motor cars. The figure uses current car counts, average mileage, typical tire guarantees, and past consumption trends to project expenditures.
National Averages Lead Batters In June 24 Baseball Card
The National League leaders shift as June 24 figures crown the batting champ with a .350 average, led by Burns, Cincinnati, and St. Louis, while Roush trails by nine points. Philadelphia tops team batting at .283, with notable averages for Smith, Fischer, and Burns among others. Leading pitchers, with ten or more games, show Schupp and Mayer strong on earned runs per game, plus top performers like Meadows and Tesreau contributing solid stats.
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Cuicagg
St. Louis
Bames
Roush
Cincinnati
Robertson
New York
Zelder
Chicago
Stenzel
Brooklyn
Ery Schupp
Anderson
Mayer
Philadelphia
Jacobs
Pittsburgh
Ames
Vaughn
Meadows
Alexander
Allen
Boston
Carlson
Fittsburgh
Tesreau
Cadore
Prendergast
Rixey
Dutch Leonard Defeats Walter Johnson In Double Victory
Boston pitcher Dutch Leonard defeats Walter Johnson 5 to 0 in the second game as Washington is held to four hits. Ernie Shore throws a no hit, no run early in the day, with Babe Ruth briefly banished after arguing a call. Umpire Owens struck behind the ear, Ruth left the field, and Shore and the defense blank Washington in game one.
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Boston
Erest Shore
Owens
Babe” Ruth
Bosto
Walter Johnson
Leonard
Washington
Shore
Ruth
Ray Morgan
Morgan
Resto
Evrry
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Phiver
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E.e
Judge
Tamieson
Henry
Abril
Hooper
Barry
Hoblitzell
Walker
Scott
Thomas
Agnew
Ghore
Aston
Ayers
Owen
McCormick
Dineen
Johnson and Ainsmith
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