GEMS BLANKED BY DAVENPORT IN BASEBALL GAME
A Davenport win left the Gems scoreless as pitchers dominated though one runner reached third base. Two Gem baserunners advanced to second later in the game, but no runs crossed the plate.
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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
7
A Davenport win left the Gems scoreless as pitchers dominated though one runner reached third base. Two Gem baserunners advanced to second later in the game, but no runs crossed the plate.
The Blue Sox defeated the Castlemen li to 0 as Holmes held the locals to six hits. Warde and Graham belted solo shots, with O Leary keying a six-run third inning including Koepping and O'Brien doubles. The Castlemen meet the Blue Sox again, then the Plow Boys. pitcher selections not yet set.
In Hannibal Missouri on May 26 the locals bunched hits on Anderson in the second inning to score four runs despite three errors by Moline. Final line shows Hannibal 6 to 4 over Moline with Anderson and Dobbins opposing Keller and Kerns.
Sernell defeated Colgate in a baseball game at Hamilton New York on May 26. The report notes a competitive contest with key plays shaping the result and mentions local players contributing for the team.
In a cramped box score recap, Needles secures his second win over Quincy this season with strong support from Ziggy Sherer and Golvin’s key plays. Old Dan OLeary doubles and drives in runs as the Castles contest features sharp fielding, two-hit bursts, and a string of outs as Speeders fail to plate against a tight Davenport performance.
New York beat St Louis 7 to 5 to take two of three. Sisler collected four hits in five at bats as St Louis struck hard but untimely. Groom allowed six earned runs in six innings for the Browns while Baumann drove in four and scored twice for New York.
In Burlington Ta on May 26 Marshalltown beat Burlington 5 to 1 after Durham hit a go ahead seventh inning home run when tied 1 1 Durham also connected for a homer in the fourth with one on base. Slattery closed out the game with two strikeouts after Burlington left the bases loaded in the ninth. Batteries Raichley Boelzle Slattery Rovers.
Muscatine defeated Waterloo 11 to 2 in a baseball game played in Muscatine Iowa. The tally by innings shows Muscatine scoring across four frames and finishing strong with six runs in the final. Batteries were Rojas and Hruska for Muscatine with Tart and Bescher catching.
Chicago and Washington battled 14 innings to a 3 3 tie as darkness halted play. Wolf gang and Johnson pitched superbly for a tight contest with key errors by Harper and Henry aiding Chicago in the seventh. Shanks doubled and Judge tripled in the ninth to knot the score, and the game featured three pitchers for each side.
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 8 to 4 in the first game of the series. Brown and McConnell were tagged by hits, Mann and Herzog led with two base hits apiece, while McCarthy and McConnell helped with timely hitting. Mitchell struggled but stayed effective in late innings. Chicago miscued on defense.
Pittsburgh shut out Brooklyn 5 0 as Dell Appleton and Miller limited the visitors to three hits. Dell and Knabe provided key runs, while Carey added a three base hit. Miller, Dell, Marquard and Appleton pitched for Brooklyn and Pittsburgh respectively, with Berry and Orth umpiring. Cedar Rapids beat Fort Dodge 6 0 behind Berger’s three hits allowed and Hoffman’s work.
In Philadelphia on May 26 the Cleveland Americans led the Athletics 3 to 1 as a thunderstorm stopped the game after the fourth inning. Covel Eskie pitched for Cleveland while Sheehan, who relieved Wyc koff, pitched for Philadelphia.
Mason City tied Clinton at 3 3 in the ninth, then won 5 3 in the eleventh. Batteries Crohan Grant and Brown Garrett Weeks. The earth would be a quiet old ball were it not for the campaign orators.
Results from yesterday in Quincy Davenport Hannibal Moline Peoria Rock Island Rockford and Bloomington show varied marks. Highlights include Davenport 11-151 and Hannibal 693 with Moline 4-9-0 while Peoria 1-7-0 lost to Rock Island 7-12-0 and Rockford 2-70 faced Bloomington 11-2.
Davenport visits Quincy, Moline plays Hannibal, Rock Island hosts Peoria, and Bloomington travels to Rockford for a slate of regional high school basketball games.
Yesterday results show Brooklyn 03-1 and Pittsburgh 52-0 at Brooklyn. Cincinnati 89-2 defeated Chicago 4-93 in Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh visits St. Louis while Chicago claws Cincinnati and New York travels to Boston. Brooklyn plays Philadelphia in the night’s top matchups, with fans awaiting pivotal early-season results and standings shifts.
Results from several games across leagues with scores and conditions. Washington 3 Chicago 0. New York 10 St Louis 1. Boston 5 Detroit 2. Philadelphia Cleveland wet grounds. Louisville 4 Toledo 3. Milwaukee 3 St Paul 0. Kansas City 3. Minneapolis 4. St Joseph 0 Lincoln 5. Denver 6 Omaha 4. Wichita 5 Des Moines incomplete.
Boston defeats Detroit 5 to 2 in a May 26 game as Cunningham exits in the third after three singles and a double. Boland relieves, a double play halts further Boston runs, while Shore holds Detroit to limited hits. A ninth inning miscue allows Young to score for Detroit.
The Metropolitan handicap worth 3500 dollars for turf opened the eastern season. At Belmont Park H C Hallenbeck's four year old black colt The Finn by Ogden Livonia carried 129 pounds and won by three quarters of a length over Stromboli, who carried 122 pounds. Spur finished third three lengths back.
At Chicago May 26 the Western Intercollegiate tennis championship saw the University of Chicago Ohio State Kenyon College and Wisconsin reach the doubles semifinals. Brecker Illinois faces Nielsen Wisconsin while Lindauer Chicago meets Widene Minnesota, as singles results also list Nielsen over Carran and Lindauer over Zuck.
The local high school baseball team faces La Grange college this afternoon at Baldwin Park. The squad has practiced nightly and aims to provide a strong challenge. Gray Lummis named captain. Ray Sinnock steps down to study for an appointment exam, and Frank B. is sidelined for the same reason.
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