Islanders Forfeit After Shouting Umpire Rules
Umpire Daley forfeited yesterday's game against Quincy at Rock Island in the fourth inning after ejecting Pitcher Johnson for abusive language from the bench. With less than nine players, the forfeit gave Quincy a 2–0 lead. a doubleheader was scheduled for today to complete the series with Camp Parker soldiers tomorrow.
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Daley
Rock Island
Quincy
Johnson
Camp Parker Boys
Dunkheller
Heidbreder
Berger
Sinnock
Dickson
Smith
Snapp
Miller
Scubs
White
Pott
Hoffman
Wolfe
Poole
Beatty
Benson
Rigsby
McBride
Waring
Close Decision Forfeits Game To Quincy 9 0
In a disputed finish the Islanders protested as Berg er bunt, Williams and Hoffman hits loaded bases. Berger was tagged at home two feet from the plate, umpire Daley ejected three pitchers and forfeited the game to Quincy 9 to 0 after players contested calls and forced from the field.
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Rock Island
CB Rs Ae Wolfers
Hts
Benson
Eae
Aee
Rigsby
Wena
McBride
Wena Nates
Berger Ss
Sete Ae
Williams Tb
Hoffman c
Edmond
Johnson
Quincy
AB. R. Flo
A. E. Nicholson
Mever
Ne Geen
Keatty Ib
Graham If
Williams Rf
Innines
Sulimiury
McBride Downey
Poole
Berger
Beatty
Dave Williams
Hoffman
Waring
Jack Tighe
Daley
Turing
Islanders
Meyer
Dave Willams
Pokeemen
Williams
Bert Graham
Champions Take Two Games From New York Yanks
Boston wins both ends of a doubleheader against New York. In game one Fisher limits New York to two hits but errors and a squeeze play let Boston score three runs. Leonard stars in late innings for New York until two singles and a double tie the game. In game two Pennock shuts down New York while Caldwell is tagged, Magee collects five hits in eight at bats across both games. Final scores 3-2 and 5-0 with Boston offense sparking the wins.
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Boston
New York
Fisher
Manamaker
Leonard
Pennock
Ray Caldwell
Magee
R.H.E
Thomas
Fisher and
Nanamaker
Caldwell and Alexander
Pennock and Agnew
Islanders doubleheader notes and umpire praise
Sport Notes recounts a doubleheader with the Islanders and criticizes Jack Tighe for poor support as his team lacked players. Umpire Daley is praised for accurate calls. Saturday flags Tag Day for baseball to raise funds, with admission fifty cents and ten cents for the grandstand. Art McCabe leaves for Meriden to visit his meningitis-stricken daughter. Booster Day Sunday aims to help settle debts and support the team for the season’s end.
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Art McCabe
Meriden
Conn
McCabe
Quincy
City Boosts Sunday Game as Season Books Offer Support
President Smith announced season books would be accepted at the gate if demanded by owners. He believed $2 books could fund the Sunday game as a booster for the team, aiding the association and the city. Metropolitan papers spotlighted the Wednesday 19‑inning game with Quincy headlines, urging merchants to back the team for community benefit. Chinese peanuts are usually hand sorted by women after being sifted.
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Smith
Metropolitan Daily
Quincy
Club Standings in American Association Rain Delays Games
In the American Association Toledo Milwaukee games Columbus 2 and Minneapolis 0. Louisville 8 over St Paul 3. Indianapolis 4 over Kansas City 6.
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American Association
Toledo-Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Brooklyn Defeats Philadelphia Then Drops Second Contest
Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Philadelphia on June 29. In game one Brooklyn lost 5 to 3 after Philadelphia built three runs in the eighth on extra-base hits and an error. In game two Cheney and Oeschger pitched a tight duel, Philadelphia winning 1 to 0 in the eighth on Bancroft’s double and Cravath’s single.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Marquard
Phillies
Cheney
Qoesdiger
Bancroft
Cravath
R.H.E
Rixey, Fittery
Kitlifer
Adams
Meyers
AB. R.ti
C.A.E. Paskett
Stock
Whitted
Luderus
Niehoff
Burns
Oeschger
Brooklyn Players
FLO
A.E. Olson
Johnston
Hickman, ci
Myers
Ilb
Stengel
Cutshaw
Mowrey
Miller
Fesse
Paskett
Wancroft
Ooeschger
Giants Win Over Braves 8 2 In New York Tilt
New York defeated Boston 8 to 2 as Schupp held the Braves hitless until the eighth inning. Boston scored two runs on three consecutive hits in the eighth. New York won with a fifth inning rally off Ragan, two runs on Kauff’s walk and steal and doubles by Fletcher and Robertson. Batteries: Ragan Barnes Traggresser Schupp Gibson.
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New York
Boston
Schupp
Ragan
Kauff
Fletcher
Robertson
R.H.E. Boston
Ragan, Barnes and Tragresser
Schupp and
Gibson
Cobb Adds Another Game to List of Safe Hit Contests
Chicago June 29 Tyrus Cobb extended his streak of safe hits to 25 games by drilling a grounder that eluded Risberg in the first. Detroit won 6 to 5 in ten innings as a rain delay halted a doubleheader second game. Cobb had five at bats in the game, contributing to Detroit scoring with multiple hits and advancing the season-long hit streak.
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Cobb
Chicago
Tyrus Cobb
Risberg
Detroit
Ab.r.h.co
A.E. Bush
Young
Eae
Veach
Heilman
Burns
Vitt
Sb Voc
Eee
Spencer
R. Jones
Stanage
Boland
Cunningham
James
E. Eee
AB. R.h.co
A.E. Seibold
Weaver
E. Collins
Jackson
Felsch
Gandil
Risberg, If
Schalk
Russell
Collins
Williams
Bush
Nailin
Moriarity
Connolly
Pirates Rally To Beat Reds 6-2 In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh scored six runs across innings three and four on eight hits and two walks plus an error to defeat Cincinnati 6 to 2. Ring relieved Toney for Cincinnati and shutout Pittsburgh thereafter as the Pirates broke loose in the middle frames. Batteries: Toner, Ring and Wingo for Pittsburgh. Huhn, Steele and Fischer for Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ring
Toney
R.W_E
Toner
Wingo
Huhn
Steele
Fischer
Senators Defeat Athletics In Ninth Inning Rally
June 29 Washington defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Walter Johnson and Russell Johnson pitched for the Senators and the Athletics. Ainsmith scored the deciding run in the ninth with a single and steal of second, followed by Judge's RBI hit. Batteries: W Johnson, Ainsmith. R Johnson, Haley.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Johnsons
Walter
Russell
Ainsmith
Judge
R.H.E. Washington
W. Johnson
R. Johnson
Haley
Tag Day Boosters Plan Fund Drive for Quincy Baseball
The Quincy Fans association backs a tag day organized by the Boosters led by A. J. Grimes. Local girls will sell tags on downtown street corners to raise money for player purchases. Prizes include a diamond ring and a gold watch for top collectors. participation open to all city girls, with details at Booster headquarters.
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Quincy
Quincy Fans’ Association
Boosters’ Organization
A. J. Grimes
Fans’ Association
Grimes
Booster
Hampshire Street
Browns Win From Cleveland in Exhibition Game
St Louis defeated Cleveland 5 to 1 in a Thursday game, the last in the series. Cleveland filled the bases twice but did not score as Lothgren held them, while St Louis hit Boehling hard. An exhibition for soldiers tomorrow afternoon asks spectators to contribute a half dollar.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Lothgren
Plank
Boehling
R.H.E
Sotheron
Severeid
Morten
O'Neill
Chicago Players Fall on St Louis in Tight Series Game
St Louis defeated Chicago 7 to 1 as five of seven St Louis hits came in the second to break the game open. Douglas pitched well early, but St Louis rallied in the seventh for two runs and pulled away. Merkle and Williams produced Chicago’s lone runs on singles and a force out, while Hornsby and Packard led St Louis with key hits. Umpires were O Day and ? Time 1:37.
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ST. Louis
Douglas
Senes
Chic
Wortman
Chicago
Merkle
Riams
As.r.h.o
Plack Rf
Mann If
Doyle
Merkle Ib
Williams Cf
Zeider
Walter Rf
Deal
Wortman Ss
Elliott
Douglas P
R.H.O. J. Smith
Baird
Hornsby
Cruisers
Miller
Gonzales
Betzel
Packard P
Cee
Chicago Co
Bete Miller
Packard
O'Day
New Pills Promise Quick Relief For Constipation
The ad warns of constipation's dangers and says Dr King s New Pills provide prompt mild relief. It claims the pills are non-griping and adapt to the system, available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Bourbon
Old Prentice
Frank Meianer
New York Yanks
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Iis
Three Eye League
Pet Peoria
Ce Pee Toe
Rockford
Alton
Moline
Peoria
Hannibal
Bloomington
W. L. Pet
W.L. Pet
York
Chgo
Phila
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St L
Pitts
Phate
Bklyn
Cago
St. Loh
Chero
Wash
Bort
Giants
Braves
Ferdinand Schupp
Pirates
Trource
Ginginnati
Senators
Athletix
Weilers
America
Clarence Whitehill
Werrenrath
Lambert Murphy
Orphan's Quartet
Charles Hurt
Peerlesa Quartet
United States
Raymond Dixon
Edward Hamilton
Victor
Booster Organization
Browns
Indians
Apts
Fuw
Kensell’s
Panama
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