Dubuque Defeats Quincy on Fluke Homer Split in Twin Bill
In Dubuque Iowa Johnny Castle's Speed Boys drop the opener 6 5 after a hole in the right field fence costs a homer for Dubuque. Keupper wins the nightcap 4 3 as Quincy fights back behind Galvin and Castle. Trotter pitched well for Quincy but Dubuque capitalizes on a homer and errors to take the opener.
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Dubuque
Johnny Castle
Speed Boys
Homer McGill
Dubuane
Keupper
Speeders
Quincy
Wallie Galvin
Louie Trotter
Golvin
Castle
Trotter
Galvin
Hill
McGill
Phimbers
Dubuque Triumphs In Tight Baseball Tilt 4 3
In a brisk back and forth game Dubuque edged the Castles 4 to 3 after a late ninth inning rally. Keupper starred on the hill for Dubuque with Burnham opposing but not holding his own as Roche's club fought back from a two run deficit to spoil the Castles' bid. Roy Scherer and Satan Stutz provided key hits to set up the dramatic finish.
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Quincy
Keupper
Castles
Burnham
Young Keupper
Dubuque
Jackson
Carroll
Brewer
Kerns
Golvin
Castle
Sherer
Sir Ziggy
Burlington and Keokuk set record in scoreless tie
Burlington and Keokuk of the Central association battled 22 innings to a 0 0 tie, a likely longest scoreless game in organized baseball history. Miller and Watkins pitched superbly, each allowing seven and six hits respectively with high strikeout counts. Batteries: Miller Rolley, Watkins Brown.
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Burlington
Keokuk
Central Association
Detroit
Washington
Fargo
Devils Lake
N. C
Miller
Watkins
RHE
Braves Drop 2 To Giants In Hard Fought Meeting
In a tense game, the Braves fall by two runs to the Giants as the Cubs overcome Ingraw's clan, while Old Class and Approach the Champs Inn L Chad Chase. a night of close finishes and shifting standings in the league.
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Braves
Giants
CUBS
Ingraw
Champs Inn
L. Chase
Matty Victor In First Battle Reds Beat Bruins
New York defeated Boston in a doubleheader, with game one going 11 innings as Mathewson out pitched Ragan. Magee homered driving in Smith after a double. Game two ended with New York taking advantage of errors by Boston and timely hits to win.
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Matty Victor
REDS
Bruins
New York
Bostons
Mathewson
Pat Ragan
Magee
Smith
Boston
Yesterday's National League Scores Report
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 3 to 2. Philadelphia blanked Brooklyn 4 to 0. New York slid 3 to 5 against Boston. St Louis and Pittsburgh games were played on wet grounds with unclear outcomes.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Wet Grounds
Historic scores from early baseball day in Detroit and friends
Detroit defeated Cleveland 6 to 3 while Washington toppled Philadelphia 6 to 2 and Chicago beat St. Louis 4 to 2. Hoten posted a 2 6 tally as New York and others finished 3 to 3.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Hoten
New York
Federal League Scores Snapshot Brief
In a concise tally, Brooklyn 5 faced Chicago 10, Baltimore 6 vs St Louis 7, Buffalo 5 against Pittsburgh 8. The results reflect a set of four league matchups with varied outcomes among midseason rivals.
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Federal League
Brooklyn
Chicago
Baltimore
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
American Association Wet Grounds Report From Cities
Louisville and Cleveland faced wet grounds while Columbus defeated Indianapolis by 4 to 3 and St Paul won 4 to 1 against Kansas City. The brief item notes game conditions and results with multiple city matchups.
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American Association
Louisville- Cleveland
Three League matchups listed across cities and teams
A reading of matchups shows teams across multiple leagues facing off in a sequence of games. Among the notable pairings are Quincy versus Peoria Davenport versus Moliné Rockford versus Dubuque and Chicago versus Cincinnati. The schedule also includes St. Louis at Chicago and Philadelphia at Washington with New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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H.O.A.E
Det
Fitzpatrick
Ene
Ale Ae
Gilbert
Aene
Davanore
Erepeones
Magee
Bloomington
Une
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Gowdy
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Decatur Ss
Eseee
Dabiaye Wee
Ragan
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Chicago
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Wasee
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Ees
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Merkle
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Grant
Seeeede Tee
Meyers
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Easale
Doyle
Smith
Connolly
Maranville
Maffee
Mathewson
Gan
Rigler
Hart
Tyler
Whaling
Tesreau
Quincy
Peoria
Davenport
Moliné
Rockford
Dubuque
Decatur
Regional baseball scores and standings snippet
Lincoln 5 Wichita 9. Omaha 5 Sioux City 1. St. Joseph 1 Des Moines 5. Topeka. Denver 1.
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Lincoln
Wichita
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Topeka
Denver
Shawkey Sold to New York Americans in Single-Team Trade
Boston June 28 Bob Shawkey veteran pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics has been purchased by the New York Americans Manager Donovan announced no other players involved Shawkey will report to New York Wednesday The box score lists Quincy Dubuque and others with familiar baseball actions and fielding details from the game against St Louis with Burnham earning the win and Keupper taking the loss.
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Boston
Bob Shawkey
Philadelphia
Athletics
New York Americans
Donovan
Shawkey
New -York
Cincinnati Wins as Ninth Inning Error Breaks Tie
Errors by Chicago allowed Cincinnati to pull ahead in the ninth inning as Killifer scored on a rundown play after Wingo advanced toward second. Phelan and Fisher misplayed balls during the crucial sequence, giving Cincinnati the edge. Score: not fully captured by readable text.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Chncinnati
Killifer
Phelan
Fisher
Wingo
Griffith
Larry
Schulte
If Zimmerman
MecLarry
Bea Vene Saier
Eee
Williams
Ce Phelan
Bresnahan
Ewe
Zabel
Psses
Ee Bees
Cincinnati ‘Names
H.O
Ale Leach
Seeeteee
O Mollwitz
Herzog
Groh
Ecas Abe
Olson
Toney
Dios
McLarry
Mollwitz
Klem
Emslie
Sherrod Smith Stars in Brooklyn Victory
Philadelphia fell 4 to 1 as Brooklyn ace Sherrod Smith dominated on the mound with strong support from McCarty and Risley. Only one home player reached second base and no other runners advanced. final score Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 1.
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Philadelphia
Sherrod Smith
Brooklyn
Aly
Brooklyn Reseens
Smith
McCarty
Risley
Baumgartner
Burns
Quincy Decatur Game Leads With Park Preview and Player Moves
Sully's Stuff Castle shows forty-one hits in four games but only two wins reflect a hit heavy strategy. Optimistic Worker Shannon stays busy as Oscar prepares Quincy fans for a Thursday visit by Decatur. Renovations to the outfield finish, with fans urged to attend remaining races. Joe Wilkes from Davenport joins Decatur at short for Buell. The Burlington 22 inning scoreless game highlighted by seven hits allowed by Miller and six by Watkins.
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Castle
Shannon
Oscar
Quincy
Decatur
Will-Show
Burlington
Miller
Watkins
Keokuk
Felsch Swats A Triple With Three On In Sox Win
Baseball write up notes umpire Jake Baumgarten’s tight calls and media chatter about favoring Quincy or other teams in Rockford Davenport and Peoria. It previews a two-month pennant race and names Dubuque managers Larry Mullen Eddie Justice Forrest Plass and Howard Daringer as leaders. Also mentions Ed Die Collins Sunday and an outfielder beating the Browns 4 to 2 in an exact manner.
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Jake Baumgarten
Homer
Rockford
Quincy
Jake
Davenport
Baumgarten
Browns
Eddie Collins
Schalks Triple Sparks Chicago Victory Over St Louis
Hap Felsch rips a bases loaded triple in a key third inning, Schalk starts the frame with a triple and a walk, Scott and Lowdermilk combine in a pitching duel as Chicago gains a lead St Louis cannot answer. Felsch adds an RBI on Weaver's single, with Leary Shotton and others delivering at bat.
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Chicago
Felsch
St. Louis
Schalk
Blackburne
Scott
Weaver
Shotton
Leary
Lavan
E. Collins
Fournier
Austin
Lavanto
Pratt
Lowdermilk
Sisler
Perryman
Evans
Chill
Shotten
I ‘Austin
Wes Pratt
C. Walker
Esehene
E. “Walker
Ste Heen Ee Lavan
Aeenian Agnew
Ewe Perryman
P Sister
Ob Cones
J. Collins
Roth
Eden
Weilman Tiger Tamer and pennant talk
The article praises left handed pitcher Weilman of St. Louis Browns for repeatedly defeating Detroit Tigers and Michiganers, noting he could win over twenty games for one club given his current pace. It mentions owner Navin of the Bengals as a compare.
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Weilman
Carl “Weilman
St. ‘Louis
Browns
Detroit Tigers
Navin
Bengals
Rickeyites
Michiganders
Weisman
Rule Book Showdown In Press Coop Aboard
In a Times sketch by Old Poke O Hern two alert managers and a bum umpire clash over a ruling in the eighth inning as Red Farrell scores the winning run amid protests. O Leary taunts Hurlburt while Hoffman seeks a quick decision, ultimately a rule book proves decisive and tensions flare.
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Hurlburt
O’hern
Pete Adace
Red ‘Farrell
Izzy. Hoffman
Mr. Hurlburt
O'Leary
Busher
Dan
Son
Hoffman
Rollie Daringer
Waffman
Fountain
Hofmann
Amos Hurlburt
Tom
Washington Blanks Mackinen in Pitchers Battle
Washington defeats Philadelphia 4 2 in a pitchers duel. Neff drives in two on a double and McBride adds a single. Ainsmith and Neff steal bases. Crowell and Johnson combine for a tight win with seven strikeouts apiece and two passed balls by Ainsmith. Time 1 35. Umpires O Loughlin and Hildebrand.
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Washington
Mackinen
Philadelphia
Johnson
Crowell
Neff
Ainsmith
McBride
Murphy
Lajoie
Crowell - Pees
Kopf
I.johnson
Uampires
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Names
Fa ‘Strunk
Walsh
Schang
Rae
Foster
Wee Shanks
Milan
Cfs
Gandil
Elane
Ewan
Seesepeee
Tigers Rally in Third Inning Seals Detroit Victory
DETROIT June 28 Two passes two errors and four singles in the third inning produced six Detroit runs and a win over Cleveland. Detroit capitalized on Indians miscues and a Chapman's triple to push ahead. Final score Cleveland three Detroit six. Batteries Hagerman Harstad and gan Dauss Coveleskie Stanage.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Chapmian
Eveland
Hagerman
Harstad
Gan
Dauss
Coveleskie
Stanage
Red Sox and Yanks Split Doubleheader in Boston
New York and Boston divided a two game set in Boston on June 28. In the first game Sree’s doubles and three singles in the second inning produced all New York runs. In the second game the Red Sox jumped to a five run lead before defending their margin and securing the result.
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Boston
New York
Ofton
Sree
Red Sox
Cooper Fourth in Big Auto Derby Race Recount
Chicago reports two errors in driver placements after an official revision. Earl Cooper of the Stutz team is now fourth, with Louis Chevrolet of Delage moved to seventh, Bob Burman of Peugeot eighth, and Tom Alley ninth. Prizes shift accordingly with Cooper at 3500 and Grant at 3000, among other adjusted awards.
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Chicago
Earl Cooper
Stutz
Louis Chevrolet
Delage
Bob Burman
Peugeot
Harry Grant
Tom Alley
Cooper
Grant
Alley
Chevrolet
Burman
New York
Chester Ricker
Homers Feature as St Louis Beats Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 28 St Louis topped Baltimore 7 to 6 in a game highlighted by homers from Tobin of St Louis and Walsh of Baltimore. Davenport and Broom shared pitching duties for St Louis with Hartley Suggs Bailey and Jacklitsch on Baltimore.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Tobin
Walsh
Club
Davenport
Broom
Hartley
Suggs
Bailey
Jack Litsch
Pittsburgh Wins Final Game Amid Wild Buffalo Misplays
In Buffalo on June 28, Pittsburgh clinched the series behind 13 hits while Buffalo errors doomed the locals. Wild throws by Buffalo batters and overuse of pinch hitters caused frequent changes as Pittsburgh hung on for the win.
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Buffalo
Pittsburgh
R. H.E
Pittsburgh Vest
Barger
Rogge
And
O'Connor
Schulz
Bedient
Marshall
Krapp
Allen
Watson
Clinton Defeats Cedar Rapids 9 to 3 in Central Association
In Clinton Iowa yesterday Benn of Cedar Rapids was wild and easy as Clinton scored at will to win 9 to 3. Final line score shows Cedar Rapids 3 Clinton 9 with Benn and Ludwig on the mound for Cedar Rapids and Heitman Heuser Evans behind Clinton.
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Clinton
Iowa
Benn
Cedar Rapids
Oo Rihle
Clinton Olive Eee
Benn and
Ludwig
Heitman
Heuser and Evans
Baichley Wins Fifth Straight In 6 0 Shutout victory
Baichley extended his winning streak to five with a 6 to 0 shutout over Mason City. Burlington tallied early with two runs in the second inning and held the visitors scoreless after, while Baichley and Rolley combined on the mound for the win. Miller and Smith provided defensive support backing the pitchers.
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Burlington, Town
Baichley
Mason City
Club
R.h.le
Burlington
Rolley
Miller
Smith
Loons Lose Eighteen Inning Tilt At Muscatine
Muscatine and Waterloo played an eighteen inning game with Waterloo scoring two runs in the eighteenth on Welch single Alperman triple and Fulton's grounder error. Final: Waterloo 6 Muscatine 3. Pitchers included Gatteries Parker son Tuttle Brennan Franke Ross and Hruska.
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Muscatine
Waterloo
Welch
Alperman
O'Day
Fulton
Chile
Gatteries
Parkersoh
Tuttle
Rain Dampens Marshalltown Weather in June
Rain fell over Marshalltown Iowa on June 28 bringing wet conditions to the town. The forecast listed Marshalltown as the affected area with ongoing showers.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Marshallttown
Iseokuk
McHale works early to pace win in opener
Result of McHale's pitching leads to a 9-3 first game victory for New York over Boston. Batteries Fisher and Nanamaker for the Yankees and Shore, Collings, Mays and Cady for the Red Sox. Second game ends 8-3 with Batteries Melisle, Cottrell, J. Pichard Napamaker Gregg Mays and Thomas noted in the box.
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McHale
I Clube R. HE
New York
Boston
Fisher
Nanamaker Shore
Collings
Mays
Cady
Ruaile
New ‘York
Melisle, Cottrell
J. Pichard
Gregg
Thomas, Oe
Ithaca oarsmen edge Stanford in four mile race
Poughkeepsie June 28 Ithaca oarsmen win a four mile varsity race at the Hudson regatta with Cornell holding off Stanford by a margin of eight feet in a dramatic finish Syracuse second by a length over Cornell and Stanford in hot pursuit. Official times place Cornell at 20 36 3 5 Stanford 20 87 45 Syracuse 21 03 55 Columbia 21 00 0 Pennsylvania 21 10 1 5.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Leland Stanford
Syracuse
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Hudson
Stanford
Ithaca
Maurer
Cardinal
Courtney
Californians
Stamford
Ten Eyck
Shell
Salt City
Champiore
Pacific Coast
United States
Relations Severed as Italy Breaks With Turkey
Paris dispatch reports the French war ministry announced Italy has broken relations with Turkey and will send troops to the Near East, per Italian press. The move signals a shift in alliance dynamics and potential regional tension.
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Paris
French Ministry of War
Italy
Turkey
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