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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1919

Page

8

Sergeant Alexander Loses Second Game in War Analysis

In a bloodless ballpark recap, Sergeant Alexander suffers his second defeat as New York’s roster produces a 10 run line across 11 innings. The game features strong showings from Young and Tol Davie with key plays by Chase and Merkle. Brooklyn and Philadelphia also post late inning wins in the league schedule.

New York AB. Rohola E. Burns Young Chase Tol Davie Rautf Ef Co Cammerman Fletcher Mearty C Sc Penton Flack Sth Chicano Oc BOO Gas OU Taal Prome Hoblocher Stelar Pak Deal Pollocher Merkle Kreldutf Pooboeder Thieans Chicago Benton Alexander Martin Brooklyn Teat Cincinnati Pfeffer Aueeh Fisher Keneteky Aidlone

Work on Big Arena to Start This Week in Toledo

In Toledo Ohio construction on a new arena for the Willard Dempsey bout is set to begin this week with promoter Rickard confirming the contract may be awarded today. The plan envisions a venue four times larger than Rickard’s Reno arena, with 9 ISU ringside seats reserved for newspaper use and space requested for sport writers.

Toledo Ohio Tes Rockard McLaughlin San Francisco Rickard Reno Anew Ehe Appli Cincinnati Ocation By Mail AB Roido Jack Dempsey Neale Willard

Robertson Hit Hard as Sox Fall to Browns 2-1

Chicago May 14 St Louis recruit Robertson shut down the Sox through two innings and Cleveland’s May 14 Poorly pitched Detroit game notes a 5-4 Cleveland victory with Flagstead homering to spark a comeback. The Browns edged Chicago 2-1 as interference call and muffed throw set up Chicago’s lone run. The box scores show Liebold Weaver Collins Jackson Felsch Gandil Risberg Schalk Robertson Murphy Kerr.

Chicago St. Louis Robertson Sox Chill Austin Jackson A.B. R.H.O.A.E lLiebald Weaver Collins Felsch Gandil Risberg Schalk Murphy Kerr Ste ‘Tasuls COU Gerber Gedeon Risbers Geddeon Jarkson Peisch Liebold Gederd Callns Grerber Jacob Ny Davenport Ponbho Piss Davenport Mayer Sider Sehatk Gani Ganeltl Chicapo St Louis Davenport Dip Ratsertson Iain Cleveland iCeveleskie Bush Detroit Eithson Wone Cooper Veach Seer Ainsmith O'Neill Graney Heilman Wambsganss Flagstead Johnston Chapman Coumbe Dauss Covieleskie Cunningham Coveleskie

Paris Backer Of Trio Risks $120,000 To Win $38,500 On Big Race

W Ballot of Paris funds four cars built solely for the Indianapolis 500 speedway event to back Rene Thomas Albert Guyot Louis Warner and Paul Bablot. He risks $120000 to win about $38500 though the European quartet face high costs and uncertain returns. Ballot is praised for patriotic zeal to keep France ahead in international motor sport despite looming odds.

Paris Backer Trio Indianapolis W. Ballot Paris France Baker Rene Thomas Albert Guyot Louis Warner Paul Bablot Coe Dallet Matey Ballot

Standing results from American Association tours

standings show Bloomington 2 Evansville 3 and Rockford 7 Peoria 6 while Moline 7 and Terre Haute among the listed scores. Other entries include Minneapolis 4 12 0 Kansas City 1 7 Toursville 3 9 1 Indianapolis 1 8 1 Milwaukee 2 Columbus 6 12 2 Toledo 72 cents noted in the column.

American Association Minneapolis Kansas City Toursville Indianapolis St. Pau Milwaukee Columbus Toledo Bloomington Evansville Rockford Peoria Moline Terre Haute

Fraternal Aid Plans Big Rally

Members of the Fraternal Aid Union plan a large rally in Fraternity Hall next Monday night. State officers are expected to attend and assist in adopting a class of forty members. After the business session a social hour will follow with a five piece orchestra providing music.

Fraternal Aid Union Fraternity Hall

Dalton Arrives From Overseas

Thomas M. Dalton, a World War I veteran who fought with the British at Cambrai, has arrived in Hannibal from overseas. He is a brother of Herman Keech of West Georgia street and served with the lith engineers.

Thomas M. Dalton Cambrai Hannibal Tle Herman Keech Wikt Georgia Street Lith

Hannibal Couple Married By Judge Totsch

Judge John Potsch married James McArthur and Miss Tessie Rogers at six o'clock Monday evening in his office on Center Street. Both contracting parties reside in Hannibal.

John TL Potsch James McArthur Tessie Rogers Center Street Hannibal

Stork Beats Grim Reaper In April City

Hannibal clerk Fenton B. Morris released his April births and deaths report noting 41 to 32 in favor of the Stork over the Grim Reaper. The monthly tally covers the city for April with births outnumbering deaths.

Stork Grim Reaper City Fenton B. Morris Hannibal

Man Arrested Over Baby Carriage Incident in Colfax Avenue

Mrs H W Willett of Colfax avenue was held by Leland Blackwell while a fellow worker from Avery-Burch Furniture in Hannibal retrieved a baby carriage she had not fully paid for. Blackwell pleaded guilty to common assault, fined one dollar and costs, and was released.

H. W. Willett Colfax Avenue Willett Leland Blackwell Avery-Bureh Furniture Company Hannibal Henry Cameronon Willette Blackwell John Tf. Totsch Constable Cameron William Wiliams Babs Mrs. Willett Avery-Burch Company

Death of Mrs D H Bible in Plymouth Carthage

Carthage May 14 Friends in this city mourn the death of Mrs D H Bible at her Firmerth home on Monday after a long illness. She leaves a husband and other relatives. Services will be held at the residence and a brief service at Carthage Mors Ridge cemetery. Local news notes Miss Katherine Willh furloughed from Walter Reed hospital in Washington D C. Mrs Mary Berry visiting from Peoria. Oscar Berry of Peoria accompanies her to visit. Mrs W Tasvier visits Dr M E Vance in Lincoln. G ta Van Gundy of Monmouth and Kawin Wagner of Dubuque noted among visitors.

Carthage Firmerth Baist Carthave Tloa Mors Ridge Katherine PH Willh Walter Heed Washington Mary Berry

Local Briefs: Visits and Examinations Highlight Week

A sequence of social visits reports relatives arriving from Hannibal Mo to see Mrs Belknap and Mr Fletcher returning home. Mrs Habbin visits Adrian to fetch her son Curtix from grandparents. Basco’s Miss Leffler becomes Monroe Garage Co stenographer. Teachers escorted seventh grade pupils for final exams at multiple district schools with lists of students and instructors.

Scott Belknap Chas. Fletcher Roy Fletcher Hannibal George Habbin Adrian John Hayes Curtix Anna Leffler Basco Monroe Garage Co Susan Cherrill Hot Springs Ark Birdie Roberts Woon Dallas City S. DD. Sporiz Mary Parham McCall Paul 8Uger Harold Hughes Kent Schneider Joy Marts Mary Winkel Filossom Barts Blanche Beel Cottage James Salisbury On Gabel Pleasant Valles Kuby Walker Whuaiph Jenkins Fair Play Wilbur Lerris Ralph Sullivan Harold James Mary Reed Warren Wirth Gertrude Dorothy East Union School Fred Cartler Kenneth Cutler Leta Cutler Marion Lane Hough Fair View Mabel Mattenberg Helen M. Earls Mary Kelley Jesse Kinman Eva Vetter Mary Childers Independence Schooel Floyd Hopkins Cleo Cox Ruth Childers Malel Dickinson

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