Yankees Rout Nationals As Five Home Runs Spark Win
New York batted productively to overwhelm Philadelphia 11 to 4. Peckinpaugh, Baker, Lewis, and Han each contributed a run, Shawkey secured the win in his consecutive appearance.
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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
10
New York batted productively to overwhelm Philadelphia 11 to 4. Peckinpaugh, Baker, Lewis, and Han each contributed a run, Shawkey secured the win in his consecutive appearance.
An ad claims a guaranteed internal treatment for hemorrhoids described as a discovery by an Ohio chemist. It asserts fast relief in two to three days and offers money back if unsatisfied. The notice mentions internal pills and an ointment, with prices and mail order options from Elyria, Ohio.
Herbert Corey will report from Toledo on the forthcoming Dempsey versus Willard bout. His articles are slated for Page 5 of this issue and in The Whig. He plans multiple pieces from the scene.
Detroit pitchers curb St Louis as Leonard keeps form and Shocker struggles. Detroit tops St Louis 5 to 2 with Hawks offense held in check by steady Detroit hits through early innings.
In Toledo on June 24 Jack Dempsey, defending heavyweight champ hopeful, knocked out Sergeant Bill Tate after six rounds of sparring with Tate Jamaica Kid and Jack Malone rotating. Dempsey’s right hand to the stomach and a short left hook finished Tate, who rose once at six. Willard takes day off as promoter Rickard notes Fourth of July match plans.
St Louis hosts defences falter as Pittsburgh defeats them 3 to 2 on June 24. Stengel hit a sixth inning homer, driving in Terry. Smith made a two base muff and a wild pitch fueled Pittsburgh's fifth inning run. Batteries Miller and Schmidt for St Louis, Tuero Ames and Clemons. Braves Win 3 to 2. Boston beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 in the first game of the series on June 24 with Rudolph limiting the damage.
Pershing Stadium hosts 25 000 fans as Americans take the first day of inter Allied games. R Simpson and Pat Ryan star in field events while Edward Teschner and other sprinters lead heats. W B Fuller of Washington shut out Canada 5 nothing in baseball before 5000 U S soldiers. Miss Margaret Wilson watches.
J W Mc Clelland's three year old colt Eternal by Sweep Hazel Burke won the Brooklyn handicap at one mile and a furlong in 1 49 4 5 at Aqueduct Monday. Purchase finished second three lengths behind, with Questionnaire third. Eternal paid 6 to 1 as the heavy backing from followers of his past races.
The text notes seat sales at $400,000 with a completed arena able to seat enough spectators to lift flat gate receipts to $1,000,000. It also states that, relative to its area, Norway has the smallest population of any European country.
An old health ad extols keeping blood pure to prevent diseases like rheumatism catarrh eczema and malaria. It urges using S S S blood remedy available through druggists and offers free medical literature from the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta.
Toledo dispatch analyzes Jess Willard temper and fighting style. It details Willard rushing like a bull, Dempsey’s plan to counter with backward steps, and Heinen's ring clash as Willard tests his velocity and power ahead of the title bout.
St Joseph Oklahoma City game noted. Sioux City T.Joplin 0 Omaha 4 Tulsa 5. Des Moines 12 Wichita 4.
Missouri man receives the Distinguished Service Cross as Corporal George Colville Jr of Marceline Mo is honored. The bulletin lists scores from Eve Games and regional results including Evansville 7 over Peoria 2 Rockford 5 over Terre Haute 0 and Moline 4 over Bloomington 2. The report places the ceremony in Washington on June 24 and notes Colville’s hometown and rank.
Company Service With a Smile notes that magazines are embracing the idea of individual, caster-mounted work benches for mechanics. The piece suggests the industry will soon equip benches with vises, tools, cords, and drawers, copying the practice the author claims they have used for over a year.
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