Blue Sox Leave City After Three Rainy Days
Seven hundred fans faced disappointment as rain washed out baseball in three-I league towns for the third straight day. Dubuque and Quincy clash as Al Cummings slated to pitch for the locals, while managers Castle and O Leary hope for crowds and clear weather to resume the series.
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Better Weather Promised Soon
Washington May 27 Generally fair weather with rising temperature follows a cold wave and killing frosts that damaged crops along the Great Lakes and in northern and western Pennsylvania and New York. Forecasters say the wave will yield to warmer weather tonight and continue for several days. Upper Michigan reported subfreezing temperatures, and May records were set in parts of New York and northern Pennsylvania with 38 to 42 degrees.
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Woman Suspect Arrested in Chloroform Case in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on May 27 following the death of 73 year old Mrs Phoebe Kreider at Episcopal hospital her daughter Bertha Kreider 47 was arrested on suspicion of administering chloroform to hasten her mother’s death The nurse left the room and returned to find the patient with a pillow over her face and chloroform saturated bandages around the head Miss Kreider reportedly told police that her mother had suffered greatly and it would be a blessing to end her misery Mrs Kreider’s body had to be removed for observation.
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Wets top row as fans greet returning Mason City club
Oscar Shannon contemplates leaving baseball for an umbrella factory. Mason City's Central association club endured eight straight road losses. Upon returning home, they were greeted by about 150 fans with a band, a spirited welcome that may have aimed to wake them up.
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Defies Boss Jack Hayden Refuses Canned Manager Role
Louisville American Association club owner Wathen wired Claude Derrick to take reins from Hayden. Hayden proclaims he will stand his ground and cannot be displaced. The scene recalls early Three-I League days as fans recall baseball history amid current league tensions. Detroit Tigers pitcher Walter Johnson allowed twelve hits but Syracuse.
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Derrick
Shannon's Club Contributions Highlighted After Rain Halt
Local club president Shannon is criticized for spending funds to support two baseball teams and other incidental efforts this week. The piece urges members to attend in large numbers once the rain ends, in appreciation of Shannon's past and ongoing work.
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Shannon's Quick Turnaround Elevates Quincy Baseball Team
The piece credits Shannon for transforming Quincy baseball from a fragile, anxious start to a nationally publicized club underOscar Walnons influence. It notes fans rallied behind the team, praising the three cent plan during a disrupted schedule with weather delays. Davenport's return visit will force doubleheaders, delaying full round-robin play by about six weeks.
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Offa Daniels Offer Sparks Candid Bet After Missing Game
Dan O Leary says that when his team returns he is willing to shoot craps for the one game which cannot be played. After noting Shannon’s rough week, advise him not to accept Dan’s challenge.
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Egg buyer visits chicken fancier near park
A young man knocked at the home of a chicken fancier near the park yesterday afternoon and asked to buy a dozen eggs. He claimed to not care if they were from the 1915 model, and the resident explained there had been about a dozen failures in a recent setting.
Lipton Objects to Trials for Yacht Race
Boston May 27 Sir Thomas Lipton owner of the Shamrock IV the America Cup challenger says he does not favor renewing the trials this summer between the cup defenders Resolute and Vanitie. Local yachtsmen expect vigorous racing this summer as if a cup contest were pending next fall. Most of the tuning ships from last year were unsatisfactory.
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Thomas Lipton
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Resolute
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Preliminary tennis rounds in strong straight-sets play
In Chicago on May 27 the conference tennis tournament opened with preliminary matches decided in straight sets. Moses Ting beat Thayer 7-5 6-4. H James beat Holden 6-4 6-4. MacNeal defeated Kennedy 6-3 6-3. Smith beat Karaker 6-3 6-3. M James defeated Coltos 6-2 6-?. Beimett defeated Wyatt 6-0 6-1.
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Thayer
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Wisconsin
Chicago netted 355000 profit from football last season
The University of Chicago reports a net profit of 355000 for football after sharing each of seven conference game receipts and paying all expenses. Gate receipts for the Chicago Minnesota game reached 19075, the season's largest totaling. Football remains the universitys sole self supporting sport.
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Burrus Elected Captain of Ames Track Team
Norman Burrus of Burlington, Illinois, chosen captain of the Ames track team for 1916. Burrus, a high jumper, was elected at Ames, Iowa, on May 27.
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Button as coins in gypsy queen case in New Jersey
In Trenton on May 27 prosecutors faced a Mercer county court fine and costs for Marie Caramodhea. John Young, leader of the band, offered a vest button as security. The button proved to be English pounds. Counsel Ellis Pierson sent 84 to satisfy the payment, and the fine was paid.
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Frost Deaths in Lake Region Hit May Crops Hard
May 27 reports from Washington say killing frosts across the Great Lake region and Middle Atlantic states shattered May weather records. Weather bureau data indicate heavy damage to fruits and vegetables, especially inland New York, with frost likely again tonight. Warmth is forecast for Friday across the Lower Lake region, New England, and the Middle Atlantic.
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Bradwarding Promoted to First Sea Lord
LONDON May 27 Admiral Sir Henry Bradwarding Jackson has been appointed first sea lord of the admiralty to succeed Admiral Lord Fisher who resigned reportedly over differences with Winston Churchill then first lord of the admiralty. Admiral Sir Arthur Knyvet Wilson will stay on with the board in an advisory role.
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Umpire Hurlburt Fined and Ball Club Plans Action
A visitor claimed the Quincy ball club fined by Umpire Hurlburt in the last Rockford series intends action and mentioned preparing for the game yesterday. The account implies an accompanying certificate of good standing and notes a rain delay that may have benefited Frank Donnelly and the egg-tan. An affidavit and names could be supplied on application to the proper parties.
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Cubs Lose to Phillies in Homer-Filled Win
Chicago failed to overcome Philadelphia early lead as Saier and Cravath homered. Bancroft secure 4 hits including a triple and double. Luderus and Niehoff added key hits while Paskett and Weiser contributed in outfield. Phillies win 10 to 3 behind strong offense and solid pitching by Lavender.
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Three-I race heats up with Moline and rivals
Moline, Davenport, Rockford, and Quincy vie for top spots in the Three-I league while Bloomington and Decatur duel at the bottom. Reports note Moline's push toward third, upcoming series with league leaders, and Davenport’s clash with the Speed Boys as the circuit eyes a tight stretch run.
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Braves Lose Varied Series Amid Boston Slipup
In Boston in May, Cincinnati leveled the series as Boston fell behind with a 6 to 4 loss. The Braves have four series losses, two wins, and one tie so far. Key plays include Griffith with a two base hit and three-base hits, and multiple sacrifices and double plays. Pitchers Dale and Hughes each notched multiple strikeouts.
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Boston Wins Disputed April Game Against New York
Boston National League president James E. Gaffney was informed by league president J. K. Tener that the April 20 game with New York, where Kanfi of the Brooklyn Federals appeared, is declared for Boston. Boston refused to play when Kauff took the field in a New York uniform. an umpire had awarded the game to New York after the incident.
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St Louis Triumphs Over New York In Ten Inning Tilt
St Louis defeated New York in a 16 to 9 ten inning game. Griner and Robinson shared pitching duties for St Louis while Griner, Robinson, Perdue and Snyder batted. New York's bats struggled early then rallied, but fell short despite late offense led by Schauer and Stroud.
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Dell Blanks Pittsburgh in Brooklyn win
Dell pitched shut-out ball as Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh for the second straight time. Winning runs came in the sixth on Stenevels single Vioxs fumble and a wild throw on Wheat grounder and Myers hit. Final score Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 0. Batteries Cooper Gibson Dell and Miller.
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Baseball scores from National League games listed
In a rain affected notes summary the New York team lost to St Louis five to six Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh two to zero Philadelphia and Chicago each lost one to zero Boston beat Cincinnati six to none.
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Scattered Scores Report from Cold Weather Games
The scoreboard rundown lists Cleveland nine to Philadelphia eight, Chicago eight to New York two, Detroit two to Washington eight, Pittsburgh six to Buffalo nine. The report notes other games postponed due to cold and rain, with only three scheduled.
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American Association scores posted for Minneapolis and St Paul games
In Minneapolis Louisville defeated St Paul 4 2 while Indianapolis led 6 2. Other games were postponed due to cold and rain amid American Association action.
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Three T League and American League schedule summary
Schedule lists multiple matchups including Three-T League games Dubuque at Quincy Davenport at Decatur Bloomington at Moline Rockford at Peoria. In American League Detroit at St. Louis and Cleveland at Chicago. Other games not scheduled.
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National League Matchups Feature Philadelphia Boston Battle
National League action pairs Philadelphia against Boston and Brooklyn facing New York. The slate spotlights rivalries across two coasts with pivotal games shaping standings and momentum for the stretch run.
Buffalo Beats Pittsburgh as Rogge Struggles in May Game
Buffalo defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 6 after scoring four runs in the eighth inning. Rogge was hit hard early and throughout the game, while Anderson and the Buffalo bullpen held firm after the decals bunched late. Batteries: Abiersin Bedient Blair for Buffalo. Rogge Dickson Berry for Pittsburgh.
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TIZ Promises Quick Foot Relief for Sore Feet
An advertisement touts TIZ as a universal remedy for tired, swollen, sweaty feet and foot pain from corns and bunions. It claims rapid relief, smaller shoes, and no more foot misery, selling a 25 cent box for year round comfort.
Sox Triumph Over Yankees In Ninth TV Row
Blitzen Benz keeps New York scoreless as his mates power past the Yankees in the ninth. The row captures a dramatic late-innings rally with Benz pitching tight and the offense striking for a decisive win.
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Rowland's Men Rally for Early Six Run Inning
Chicago defeats New York in final game of series as bunched hits back strong pitching. Benz shows solid form in win, part of Chicago's ninth straight victory. Napoleon Lajoie stars for Cleveland in a separate matchup as Tigers fall.
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Cleveland Beats Philadelphia In Slugging Contest
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia in a slugging contest, building an early lead before nearly surrendering the win in the eighth inning. The box shows key hits by Lajoie, Davis, Murphy, and Chapman with notable plays including two-base and three-base hits, home runs by Lapp and Lajoie, and several stolen bases.
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Washington Beats Detroit In Eight Run Victory
May 27 report shows Walter Johnson overpowering Detroit as Washington won 9 to 2. Boland hit three consecutive outs in the third, Poster and Acosta added runs with Morgan on base, Johnson homered to left in the fourth. Batteries: Johnson and Henry for Washington. Boland, Oldham, and Stanage for Detroit.
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Lost and found appeal in The Whig advertisement
After misplacing a personal item such as a watch or parasol the reader is urged to telephone The Whig with a Lost ad. The note emphasizes the immediate use of a telephone contact to locate the missing item through the newspaper’s classified column.
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