Tri-Optic circuit games postponed by rain and mud
All Tri-Optic games were postponed due to wet grounds from extended rain and mud. Quincy fans gain advantage with a Sunday doubleheader between Rockford and the Castlemen at League Park, asSharpe cannot report with an ankle injury. Klontz may pitch Sunday and Kuepper leads the Rox today before the team departs Sunday night for Davenport, Moline, and Rock Island.
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Tri-Cities
Davenport
Moline
Rock Island
Zimmerman Drives Out Two Home Runs
Zimmerman belts two homers as Boston topples Chicago 9 to 4. Gowdy leads Braves with four hits, Tyler hits a two run homer in the eighth, Lavender struggles for Chicago and Prendergast allows key runs.
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Baron
Quigiey
Tume
Gotch says he will not wrestle unless conditions are right
Frank Gotch issued a cautious interview in Waterloo stating he is recovering from a recent injury and will not accept a championship match unless he is in first class physical condition. He pledged loyalty to wrestling fans and warned no purse would tempt him without an even break.
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Frank Gotch
Joe Stecher
Gotch
Historic Childs Cup Race At American Henley
The Childs Cup rowing clash between Columbia, Princeton, Pennsylvania and the U S Naval Academy will be held today under a damp spell. Pennsylvania leads with four wins, Columbia three, Princeton twice, and Cornell twice in the long running series begun in 1879.
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Princeton
Pennsylvania
United States Naval Academy
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New York Evens Series With Sox
New York evened the series with Chicago here yesterday, winning 2 to 0. A Mogridge, a former Chicago American pitcher, started for the Yankees and held the visitors to two scratches hits in 7 28 innings before an arm ailment forced him out. Mogridge struck out Captain Eddie Collins three times as Shawker relieved him and kept the lead.
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Felsch
Colling
E Collins
Fournier
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Weaver
Tee
McMullen
Schalk
Danforth
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P Wee
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Shawkey
Pires
Dineen
Nalin
Cedar Rapids Edges Marshalltown 4–2 in Baseball
Cedar Rapids defeated Marshalltown 4 to 2 as Tadlock held the visitors scoreless after the first inning. Marshalltown scored twice in the first but was shut down the rest of the game. Batteries Tadieck and Widener for Cedar Rapids with Watkins and Lee.
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Cedar Rapids
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Tadieck
Widener
Watkins and Lee
Mason City defeats Burlington 6 to 2 in baseball game
Mason City bunched hits in the second and third innings to beat Burlington 6 to 2. Svore, Hendee, Richards, Fields, Kool and Beelzle contributed offensively as Mason City scored in multiple frames. Burlington managed 2 runs on 6 hits with notable pitching from their bullpen.
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Fields, Kool and Beelzle
Bloomington Wins On Foreseeable Wiring Terms
Affidavits were prepared and sent to Secretary Farrell in Auburn New York. His decision credits Bloomington for foresight in wiring terms accepted to the office as soon as a contract was signed.
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Don Marienda
Albany
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Ington
Auburn
New York
Farrell
Illinois Takes Dual Meet From Chicago In Easy Style
Illinois dominates the annual dual meet in Champaign with 90 2-3 to Chicago 43 1-3. Husted and Sinnis highlight field events, setting a discus mark of 143 feet 3 inches and a 140 feet 2 3-5 inches breakthrough. Illinois wins multiple events, including the broad jump, hammer throw, and high jump, while Chicago claims top marks in sprints and hurdles.
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Minois
Waterloo Defeats Clinton in Lopsided Baseball Tilt
Waterloo scored six runs in the first inning and added three in the fifth as Donahue slugged a homer in the fifth. Clinton managed two runs. Batteries: Waterloo Howard and Brown Mil ler Whaley Zackert and Brennan Bescher.
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Flanagan Dominates Fort Dodge in 4–0 Muscatine Win
Flanagan pitched superbly for Muscatine, fanning 15 Fort Dodge batters and allowing only two hits as Muscatine defeated Fort Dodge 4 to 0. Score by innings shows Muscatine taking early leads and holding on. Batteries Sanders and Enioff for Fort Dodge. Flanagan and Hiruska for Muscatine.
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Fort Dodge
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Ruille
Port Dodge
Sanders
Enioff
Hiruska
Indiana Blanks Northwestern in Baseball Victory
Indiana University defeated Northwestern 2 to 0 at Northwestern field. Three singles in the eighth inning broke a scoreless tie after Northwestern had offered a strong defense. Pitchers Smith and Fischer for Indiana and Shiveley and Swayne for Northwestern held the game to a tight late surge.
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Indiana University
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Indiana
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Fischer
Shiveley
Swayne
Leaders Rout Red Sox In Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeated Boston 3 to 1 as pitching miscues stood out. Janvrin made a spectacular fifth inning catch off Coumbe, while Turner and Lewis logged key two base hits aiding Cleveland’s win, with Pennock and Gregg handling pitching duties for Boston.
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St. Louis Browns Lose Third To Washington
Washington beat St. Louis 4 to 2 in a third straight win as Harper battled wildness but excelled in key moments while Parks pitched for Washington. Batter ies were Parks Davenport Severeid and Clements for St. Louis with Harper and Ken ry behind the plate.
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Tod
Harper
Parks
Davenport
Severeid
Clements
Kenry
Pirates Lose Fourth Straight In Extra Inning Setback
Pittsburgh fell to New York 3 to 0 in ten innings as the Pirates dropped their fourth straight. New York scored in the tenth on doubles by Kauff and Fletcher, while Pittsburgh tallied two in the sixth on hits by Johnston and Costello and three errors by Fletcher. Batteries: Mathewson Renton Schauer Rariden Dean Kecher Mamaux Gibson.
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Renton
Schauer
Rariden
Déoin
Kecher
Mamaux
Gibson
College Baseball Score From Cambridge Harvard Amherst Ames
Cambridge Harvard and Amherst tied four four at Ames Iowa State-Grinnell game. Grinnell contributed to the scoring as the match reached a draw with both sides trading innings.
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Harvard
Amherst
Ames
Iowa State
Grinnell
Club Standings and Today's Games Across The Circuit
Games today include Rockford at Quincy Rock Island at Hannibal Peoria at Davenport Bloomington at Moline plus Brooklyn at St Louis and New York at Chicago Results from yesterday show Pittsburgh 26 New York 3 7 3 and Chicago 4 5 2 Boston 9 11 0 At St Louis 4 82 Philadelphia 5 10 0 Detroit listed as S 17 3 and more score notes across cities and teams with several matchups listed for upcoming games
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Phillies Beat Cardinals In Tenth
Niehoff’s bases loaded single in the tenth drove in two runs, giving Philadelphia a 5 to 4 victory over St Louis. The game featured two St Louis tallies in the second and third, then scoreless until the final frame. Umpires O’Day and Orth. Time 2:21.
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Ort Maver
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Hall
Dean
Qin
Epiteher
Rilhfer
Maver
O'Day
Orth
American Association Scores Now Visible in Toledo Card
In Toledo the American Association results show Minneapolis 2 Louisville 9 Milwaukee 1 Indianapolis Kansas City postponed due to rain. No other games scheduled.
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Sioux City Triumphs Over Dee Meines Lincolna Postponed Tilt
Western League game in Omaha reports Sioux City defeated Dee Meines Lincolna 9 to 3 while several games including Wichita Topeka and Denver St Joe were postponed due to wet grounds and cold rain.
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Dee Meines
Lincolna
Wichita-Topeka
Denver-St. Joe
Detroit Wins Poor Contested Baseball Game in Philadelphia
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 9 to 6 in a May 12 contest marked by weak pitching. Visiting Detroit issued 15 walks and hit a batsman while Phila delphia pitchers walked 10. Final line shows Detroit 17 runs on 2 hits, Philadelphia 6 runs on 12 hits. Batteries: James, Boland, Erickson, Dubuc and Stanage for Detroit. Crowell, Sheehan and Schang for Philadelphia.
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Detroit
James, Boland
Erickson
Dubuc
Stanage
Crowell
Sheehan
Schang
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Night Pain Relief Ad
Henry Rudolph of Carmi Illinois reports kidney trouble and backache worsened at night. After using Foley Kidney Pills he slept through the night without waking. The ad claims prompt relief for bladder weakness and associated pains.
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Dik
Foley Kidney
Miler & Arthur Drug Co
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