Speeders beat Blue Sox as Young holds strong for 6 3 win
In Davenport the Speeders deny the Blue Sox five hits through seven frames as Charlie Young returns from rest to dominate. Quincy Bunch posts a .407 percentage and the series gains 32 points while Castlemen and Plow Boys prepare for three-game sets.
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Quincy Bunch
Charlie
Young Cy" Young
Holmes
Sondheim
Blue Sox
Young
Davenport
Hannibal
Speeders
Plow Boys
Castlemen
Vogel
Warde
Boyie
Gould
Galvin
Sherer
Castle
Boyle
Kuhn
O’brien
Graham
Carroll
Kroepping
O'Brien
Thigs
Duggan
Army
Lister Banished as Peoria Beats Rock Island 9 4
Peoria defeats Rock Island 9 to 4 after six hits fuel seven runs in seventh inning. Pete Lister banished from ball park by umpire Eddinger. Battery Stone Scanlon Vance for Rock Island, Black Romine Sullivan for Peoria.
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Lister
Peoria
Rock Island
Stone
Pete Lister
Ball Park
Eddinger
R.H.E
Scanlon
Vance
Black
Romine and
Sullivan
Plow Guys Down Mules In Tight Contest
In Hannibal Missouri yesterday Moline hitters found gaps while Hannibal’s bats went cold. Moline scored four runs on four hits and Hannibal plated two on two hits with an error. Battery details: Selby and Dobins for Moline, Sims and Kerns for Hannibal.
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Hannibal
Moline
R.H.E. Moline
Selby and
Dobins
Sims and
Kerns
Speeders Meet Plow Boys and First Division Club
SPORTETTES No 15 notes Quincy faces the Plow Boys this afternoon with a chance to see the Speeders battle a first division club and potentially see the club drop from the division. Weather cleared after morning clouds, crowd up. Johnny Castle Roy Sherer robbed Blue Sox of two hits as Galvin and Graham shone. Hannibal offers home run and shutout prizes to spur player effort, while Don Keller Ted Kavilor and Chiff Darringer were released from the Hannibal squad.
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DINGY
Ae.r. H.C. A
Vogel
Boyle
Vcore
Golvin
Sherer
Castle
Sundheim
Holmes
Kuhn
Young
Davenport
Ab.r. H.C
E. Carroll
O'Brien
Egis Vely
Graham
Li Sav
Eeenane
Duggan
Warde
Conger
JS Wees
Eeeeanne O'Leary
C Gould
Gould
Chateresne
Quincy
Sondheim
Carroll
O'Leary
Helmes
Browne
Johnny Castle
Roy Sherer
Blue Sox
Speeders
Galvin
Hannibal
Don Keller
Ted Kavilor
Chiff Darringer
Keller
Darringe
Phillies Win 1-0 to Top Brooklyn in Pitching Duel
Philadelphia moved into first place by defeating Brooklyn 1 to 0 in a tense game. The lone run came in the seventh when Whitted doubled, Stock singled, Smith mishandled a ball, and Whitted scored on a wild throw by Cutshaw after Stock batted for Cooper.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Alexander
Smith
Whitted
Stock
Cooper
Cutshaw
H.C.A.E. Myers
On Eeyenna
Daubert
Stengel
Mowrey
Seereeae
O'Mara
Eveeeres
Meyers
Johnston
Wea
Ab.r H
A.E Byrne
Niehoff
Aldo
Bancroft
Cravath
Seve
Pedewneee
Cf Good
Eee Paskett
Killifer
C Seriaace
Peewee
O’mara
Wheat
Games Called Off Due to Alleged Professional Players
A high school game with LaGrange College was postponed yesterday because of a claim of a professional battery. The Decoration Day matchup also fell through. The next local high school game will pit the faculty against the regular team.
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LaGrange College
Real estate transfers in Quincy share nominal sums
Henry Strickman transfers It 13 block 12 Coxs addition to Edith Strick man for $1. Mary A. Wagg deeds to Augustus Moore part se 1-4 sec 8 26 w for $250. William H. Stone et al transfer 1-2 It 11 block 1 Berrian's addition to G E Prutsman for $1. Theodore C. Poling to John P Hoefler parts Its 4 and 5 block 4 Lawndale addition for $5.
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Henry
Strickman
Edith Strickman
Cox
Quincy
Mary A. Wagg
Augustus Moore
William H. Stone
G. E. Prutsman
Berrian
Theodore C. Poling
John P. Hoeffler
Lawndale
Pitchers Kaylor Art Smith Receive Team Releases
Kaylor was released outright along with Art Smith who will miss at least two weeks due to a badly sprained ankle suffered while covering first base in Rockford. Davenport offers a free pass to a soda fountain as a prize in a home rem.
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Kaylor
Art Smith
Rockford
Davenport
New York Tops Worlds Champs In Twin Bill
New York defeated the Worlds Champions in both ends of a doubleheader. In the first game Boston lost 2 to 1 as Pipp drove in both runs. The second game went ten innings with New York winning 6 to 5 thanks to a late rally after Mays’s five straight hits with two outs in the eighth.
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New York
Fisher
Leonard
Pipp
Mays
Boston
ALB
H.O
Gardner
Janvrin
Carrigan C
Eesus
Thomas C
Gilhooley
Magee
Gedeon
Baumann
Boonesss
Fisher P
Cc Ev
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Carrigan
Walker
Hoblitzer
Inn O'Loughlin
Jones and Agnew
Gregg
Russell
Markle
Keating
Shawkey
Walters
Probate notes outline multiple county estate actions
An inventory for Ellen Reager shows real estate valued at 1500 dollars, cash 231.70 and notes totaling 1065 dollars. Guardians Gilbert Harland and Ralph Harland named for minors. Gertrude Hilbing files inventory for Frank Hilbing estate with 14600 dollars in personal property and cash about 1166 dollars. Administration granted to David Hofmeister for William Hofmeister. Bond set at 4600 dollars. Bernard H Steinkamp named administrator of Clara M Hilbing estate with bond 2000 dollars. Auto trip reports to Mudlavia Indiana for two weeks for baths and treatment.
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Ellen Reager
Louis M. Gilbert
Gilbert Harland
Ralph Harland
Gertrude Hilbing
Frank Hilbing
David Hofmeister
William Hofmeister
Bernard H Steinkamp
Clara M. Hilbing
Saier's costly error sinks Cubs in Cincinnati loss
Cincinnati beat Chicago 5 to 4 as Saier committed a second inning error that allowed two runs. Haddix and Lavender relieved after Cincinnati bunched hits. Williams tripled for Chicago with Chase and Wingo tallying key hits for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Saier
Hadrix
Lavender
AB. R.H.O.A_E
Schulte Lf
Flack
Williams
Hendrix P
Lavender P
Seaton
Zwilling
Neale Cf
Chase Lf Co
Eee
Wingo c
Griffith Rf
Molwitz Ib
Herzog
Louden
Toney
Chase
Wingo
Stglen
Groh
Mollwitz
Zimmerman
Neale
Hendrix
Hendrix IL
Rigler
Harrison
Local Notes From the City’s Weekend Roundup
Mrs Addie Sprague returned Thursday from a visit with her daughter in Moline Illinois. Blue Ribbon serves the city’s biggest all day lunch. Mrs G D Morrison of 928 Maine street recently discharged from Blessing hospital after lung congestion. Snyder's new cal s 35c. George Boilman of the State Street bank attended Payson commencement. BEVO soft drinks touted. August Jacobs and family host Frances Heitkamp and Ada Coy from East St Louis. Meyer Wilms Co announces Saturday sale of twelve new styles of shirts and dresses.
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Addie Sprague
Moline
Blue Ribbon
G. D. Morrison
Maine Street
Blessing Hospital
Snyder
George Boilman
State Street Bank
Payson
BEVO
August Jacobs
Club Standings and Results From Yesterday
Standings show multiple city matchups with scores: Quincy 682 Davenport 4-8-1 Hannibal 0-7-2 Moline 4-7-1 Peoria 9-10-1 Rock Island 48-1 Bloomington 17-190 Rockford 1-8-0. Today games feature Moline at Quincy Davenport at Hannibal Rockford at Peoria Rock Island at Bloomington plus several national league pairings.
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Quincy
Davenport
Hannibal
Moline
Peoria
Rock Island
Bloomington
Rockford
Mase
Peoria Ee Ee
Moline Ennee We Crewae
Matchups Jump Off as Teams Face Rivals Across Cities
Boston hosts New York while Philadelphia visits Washington. St. Louis travels to Detroit and Cleveland plays Chicago in this slate of city rivalry games with potential standings impact.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
Clu
National League
Pet
Wee Ester Erene
Easee Ee
Aeees
Bmesne Pesee
Pittsburgh Pease Ane
Fea
Washington
Ore Eter
Seea
Bn Views
Philadelphia A
Detroit W
St. Louis Ee Tewaroe
Detroit
Athletic Association Standings Include Notable City Results
The American Association reports team records for Toledo 1-8-3 Indianapolis 2-5-1 Milauke 2 8-1 St. Paul 6-1240 Kansas City 76-1 Minneapolis 1-5-4 Columbus 2-9-0 Louisville 3-6-0.
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American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milauke
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Western League Standings Snapshot
Topeka 2 8 2 Omaha 3 82 Wichita 10 14 2 Sioux City 4 11 2 Denver 48 0 Lincoln 2 9 3 St Joseph 8 12 0 Des Moines 9 12 2
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Topeka
Omaha
Wichita
Sioux City
Denver
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Senators Win Fast Game From Athletics
Washington defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a fast game highlighted by Dumont and Myers pitching and sharp fielding. Dumont, in his first start of the season, limited the visitors to three scattered hits as Myers and Schang behind the plate and Du Mont and Henry in the middle work teamed for the win.
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Senators
Athletics
Washington
Philadelphia
Dumont
Myers
Schang
Henry
Cleveland Tops St Louis 4 2 in 102 innings
Cleveland defeats St Louis 4 to 2 after a long near nine inning game. The Browns manager is driven from the field for disputing a decision as ONeill Speaker Shotton lead with hits including two base and three base hits. Gandil Gandil steal two bases with other stolen bases and errors noted.
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Browns
Davenport
Stly
Borton
Sth
Cleveland
St. Louise
Secadevenas
O'Neill
Speaker
Shotton
Graney
Gandil
Sisler
Howard
Johnson
Roth
Marsans
St. Louis
Klepfer
Fanning
Groom
Muns
Kleépfer
Connolly
Hildebrand
Jones
Hilde Brand
G Gandil
Ib Bese Vwanes
A Howard
Sere Ene
Wambsganss
Eee
I Klepfer
St. Peter's Juniors Triumph Over St Boniface Juniors
St. Peter's Juniors defeated St Boniface Juniors 18 9 yesterday evening. Pitcher Joe Hringate starred with 10 strikeouts, a double, and four singles in five at bats. Catcher Carney Wildie and batter Ralph Ludwig noted power for St Peter's while Clifford Walsh and Ludwig added two baggers. Bakers pitched for St Boniface, fanning five and walking five.
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St. Peter's
St. Boniface
Joe Hringate
Clifford Walsh
Bakers
Carney Wildie
Ralph Ludwig
Peter Affre
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Young Warde
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William F. Metzger
Nelly Metzger
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Vorce
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Little Pal
Leo
Mexico
Ain
Til
Adams
McManus
R.H.E. Rockford
Battenes
Watson
Shnon
Phillies
Champs
Mudiavis
S. B. Montgomery
EB. M. Botsford
Mudlavia
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Miller
St. Peter's Juniors
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