Plow Boys Edge Advertisers In High Scoring Contest
McCabe's late relief helps Plow Boys barely top the Advertisers 11 to 10 in a batting frenzy at the local lot. Davis, Nicholson, Beatty, and Graham pace the scoring with triples and doubles as fans anticipate an informal meeting tonight to discuss a team shake-up.
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Batting Fest Quincy Wins and Loses at Hannibal
Quincy split a Sunday doubleheader with Hannibal. In game one Quincy trailed 4 to 0 before rallying to win 5 4. In game two Hannibal edged Quincy 2 to 1 as Donovan and Forrest combined on the mound with Thomas and Lingle sequence handling. Batters listed include Dowell Donovan Forrest Fuehr Schantzman Walker.
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Hannibal
Bate Datas
Dowell
Donovan
Forrest
Fuehr
Schantzman
Walker
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Reasons Sought For Ejection From Park After Ballgame
Russell A. Riley and William Evans seek why they were expelled from Sportsman's park during the Quincy Moline game Monday. They claim they were roasting players with no rough language, were invited to the grand stand ticket office, offered refunds, and say police previously ignored an arrest threat. One booster vows support but condemns the terms.
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South Third Street
William Evans
Locust Street
Sportsman’s Park
Maas
Hannibal
George Stillwell
Quincy
Association
Rock Island tops Peoria in doubleheader exhibition
In the first game Rock Island trailed 0 0 0 until the seventh inning scoring 2 runs for an 0 0 2 finish. Peoria managed 3 runs on the day to lose 2 3. Neal Hoffman and Kopp O Farrell were the battery duo for Rock Island while Johnson Hoffman Reynolds and O Farrell worked for Peoria. In the second game Rock Island led 1 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 and 7 runs total while Peoria could muster 4. Johnson Hoffman Reynolds and O Farrell again toed the rubber for Rock Island. A separate exhibition game saw Rock Island beat Chi Nationals 7 5 with Aldridge Feulliott on Rock Island and Vangildner Block for Bloomington. Hannibal Rockford two games Tuesday.
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Peoria
Neal
Hoffman
Kopp
O'Farrell
Johnson
Reynolds
R.H.E. Chi
Nationals
Bloomington
Aldridge
Yankees Bay Rushers in Charleston Sale
Charleston report states Ward a shortstop and Camp a center fielder from the Charleton club have been sold to the New York American club with delivery after the South Atlantic League season ends.
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Charleston
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Ward
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New York American
Love's Blindness Reversed by Romantic Insight
A girl in love perceives far more in her beloved than observers. Her strong feelings sharpen her view, revealing traits and promises others may overlook.
Shake Loose From The Tortures Of Rheumatism
An old advertisement claims rheumatism germs inhabit the brood and that a fifty year old blood remedy, Swift Specific Co. S-62, Atlanta, Ga, purifies blood and builds up the body. It promises guidance from a medical director on proper treatment.
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Fans' Mass Meeting At Hotel Quincy Tonight
A mass meeting of Quincy Fans association stockholders and local baseball fans convenes at 8 PM in the Vineyard room of the Hotel Quincy. The aim is to discuss purchasing new players, strengthen the team, and invite fan input on personnel changes, with informal, shirt sleeves tone and no money required.
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Senators Split Pair With the World's Champs
Boston and Washington split a doubleheader with Washington winning 4 to 0 in the first game and Boston taking the second 4 to 3. Harper pitched well into the seventh of the first game before wildness. Gallia relieved. In the second, Boston scored early but Washington rallied to win with a late run on a pass to Hoblitzell and Gardner’s two base hit. Washington had 3 runs in the first and 4 in total. Boston had 4 hits in the doubleheader.
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Effort to Enlist Men in Regulars
Chicago June 26 A determined effort is being made this week to enlist in the regular army all men under 31 who apply for admission in the second officers reserve training camp. The Military Training Camp's association says these men stand a much better chance of obtaining commissions through promotion than by attending the training camps.
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Harvard Football Enlists Men for War Front
Harvard’s 1917 team has no remaining players from its first squad as every man joins the war effort. Captain Harry Dadmun is among those who have enlisted, leaving the team to play on the western front this season.
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John’s Bests St Boniface in Parish League OT 6 3
St. John's defeated St. Boniface 6 to 3 in the Parish league Sunday. Errors fueled the outcome as Dierkes and Zehnle led the Johns with key hits and steals, while Nieman Dupump chased by St Boniface rallies. St. Boniface scored in relief but could not overcome the early St. John's lead and miscues.
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Brooklyn Takes Another Double From the Braves
Brooklyn swept a doubleheader against Boston on June 26 winning 3 to 2 and 4 to 2. Rudolph took the loss in the first game due to an error by Massey in the ninth. Cheney dominated after the first inning in the second game as Brooklyn hitters supported by Meyers and Johnston.
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Pitcher Roy Patterson Joins Indianapolis Club Today
Roy Patterson, former Chicago American and Minneapolis American Association pitcher, who has been out of professional baseball for two years, will join the local Indianapolis association club today, it was announced.
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Roy Patterson
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Unexplored Brazil Holds Vast Untouched Lands
A claim circulates that Brazil contains more undiscovered country than the combined rest of the world. The remark highlights Brazil's vast interior as largely unmapped and sparsely explored.
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Model Boat Race At South Side Boat Club
Five crews join a race starting at a mile down the river and finishing at the club landing tonight at 7 30. Two more crews signed, after last week drew much interest among members. Prizes are refreshments for the crowd.
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Boat Club
Famous Trotters Arion and Charley Herr Die Near Lexington
Arion 2 0734 and Charley Herr two famed old trotters died this week at the farms of their owners near Lexington Kentucky Arion at Lister Witherspoon s Woodford county and Charley Herr at David Cahill s Fayette county Both set records on the Lexington track Arion driven by John H Dickerson in 1883 and Charley Herr by John Kelly in 1900 Arion aged 28 bred in California Charley Herr aged 22 bred near Lexington Uncle Davy Cahill refused 30000 for Charley Herr about seventeen years ago He loved the horse.
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A. A. U to aid Red Cross with track meet proceeds
Proceeds from the Central A. A. U. senior track and field championship at Stagg Field on June 30 will fund a Red Cross ambulance. Oberlin mile runner E. H. Fall, who ran 4 15 45 in the Big Nine, is invited to race Jose Ray of the Illinois Athletic Club in a match race.
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Central A. A. U
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E. H. Fall
Oberlin College
Jose Ray
Illinois Athletic Club
The Evils of Constipation Ad in Dr. King's Pills
Unreadable ad copy claims constipation shortens life and poisons the body. It promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as mild effective relief, non-griping and toning the system. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
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Club Standings and Tonight’s Board of Games
League matchups listed for today include Moline at Quincy Rock Island at Peoria Hannibal at Rockford Alton at Bloomington Best at Eklyn New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis American Association standings show Louisville 2 7 0 Kansas City 5 9 1. Toledo St Paul rain Western League results St Joseph 5 Denver 7 Sioux City 4 Omaha 1 Joplin 14 Wichita 8 Des Moines 14 Lincoln 3.
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Baseball scores from Sunday across leagues
Sunday games across American League National League American Association Western League Three I League and related standings show several high and midrange results. Key outcomes include Chicago beating Detroit 4 1 and Cincinnati routing St Louis 15 4. Other notable scores include St Paul 6 Toledo 1 and Indianapolis 11 Minneapolis 3. Major discrepancies appear in Western League tallies with Denver up 184 to St Joseph 89 and Lincoln 154 over Des Moines 4-3.
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Cleveland Defeats St Louis In Hitting Contest
Cleveland defeats St. Louis 9 to 6 in a hard hitting game. Chapman and Coveleskie led with three double plays and eight strike outs. St Louis tried Moore of Vanderbilt at third base. Davenport Park Severeid Coveleskie O Neill were battery.
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St. Louis
Chapman
Coveleskie
Moore
Vanderbilt University
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Clinton Lareen's High Eighth Inches U ial
Clinton Lareen achieves a notable eighth inch rise in a listed event at an athletic meet. The report highlights unnamed competitors and venues, focusing on the minor but measurable improvement.
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Larsen Aims for BYU High Jump Record on July 4
Brigham Young University track athlete Cli Larsen reportedly jumped 6 feet 7 inches in a Lake City exhibition, surpassing Eddie Beeson’s mark, but the attempt was ruled invalid for AAU competition. He will compete again on July 4 in an open jumping event against Alma Rich and other noted performers under university officials’ authorization.
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Larsen
Lake City
Eddie Beeson
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Yankees Rally To Doubleheader Win Over Athletics
New York Yankees beat Philadelphia twice, 1-0 in the first game and 7-5 in the second. Pipp and Peckinpaugh drove in the lone run in the opener as Bridge held Philadelphia to two hits. In the nightcap Miller and a long hit paced New York with a three RBI first inning, homer in the fifth with Miller aboard, and strong pitching by Seibold and Schauer.
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Philadelphia
Yans
Pipp
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Phillies Take First In Race With 4-0 Victory Over Giants
PHILADELPHIA June 26 Phillies defeated New York 4 to 0, taking first in the standings from the visitors. Anderson pitched well through most of the game, allowing only two signals and issuing one base on balls. Burns made a notable play, and Whitted contributed a few good fielding efforts. Final score Philadelphia 4, New York 0 with Raund as catcher and Rixey on the mound for Philadelphia, Killifer for New York.
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Cate Whitted
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