Errors Behind Arers Proved Costly In Freeport Loss
Freeport beat Quincy 3 to 2 as errors behind pitcher Akers harmed the visitors. Thomas fanned seven, while Vogel, Galvin and Morrison produced key hits for Quincy. In Davenport, Peoria also prevailed 3 to 2 despite outhitting Davenport.
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Freeport
AB R H.olae Morrison
Justice Ob Ee
Darringer
Kreuger
Cab R. If
E Castle
Cf Bees
Vogel
Ee Ee
Galvin
Sherer
Rf CC
Dang
Wol
Eee
Ieee Hill
Oy ' Kahl
Wwaring
Aee
Eae
Akers
Deere Ea
Rene
P Tratter
Tri-City Series and 1916 Three-Eye plans teased
The article sketches Tri-City fans eyeing a 1916 Three-Eye World Series between Davenport Rock Island and Rockport with Terre Haute Evansville Springfield and Peoria in a new half. It notes the series ends after four wins, receipts sharing, and a probable start on September 16. It also mentions trades, boxers, and a 1973 river swim record.
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Moline
Peoria
Tri-City
Ainth
Davenport
Plow Boys
Tri
New Pacing Record Made for Five Heats at Des Moines
Des Moines race officials claim a new pacing record for five heats on a half mile track in the Great Western races at the Iowa state fair. The five heat average was 2.0734, beating the former mark by a second. Don Densmore won first money in the event and tied the state half mile track record with a 2:05.14. The program lists Berlinarys, Orlin, Velma Todd, Winnie Lockheart, and others with purses and best times for various trotting and pacing races.
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Des Moines
Aug
Don Densmore
Berlinarys
Orlin
Velma ‘Todd
Winnie Lockheart
Yace
Evelyn
Aubrey
Sée
Lucy
Patchen
Heir Reaper
Little Prince
Columbia
Fire
Sham- Roy
Rallis
Stone
Liberty Mash
Harry
New York Wins Series Over Chicago Two Games to One
New York defeats Chicago two games to one in a doubleheader. Chicago won the opener 2 to 0 as James Lavender pitched a no hit game for the visitors, the first contest with only two men reaching first base. Vaughn and Adams were easy for the Giants in the second game, with New York taking a 7 to 1 victory.
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Higbée
Castle
Greys
Ishville
Fred. Kommers
New York
Giants
Earl Tyree
Chicago, Cubs
Beck
Cincinnati
New. York
Chicago
James Lavender
Vaughn
Adams
VAB
AHLO
A.E. Good
Censer Agence
Fisher
Ss Ce Ee
Schulte
Armigernait
Saier
Williams
Cf Ceeeewe
Phelan
Archer
Ceeee Ava
Lavender
Prae Tau
ABA
H.O
E Burns
Grant
Robertson
Doyle
A ‘Merkle
Fletcher
Ss ' Brainard
Dooin
C « Schang
Eens Schauer
Schauer
Pasés
Schauer I
Klem
Emsilie
Rele
Vaughn, Adams
Arccher
Béniton
Meyers
Central Association Games Report Cedar Rapids Aug 31
Burlington tops Cedar Rapids in first game with a seventh inning rally. Rolley breaks a finger on a foul tip. Second game ends in seven innings with Burlington winning. Clinton defeats Marshalltown as Durham hits a ninth inning homer. Mason City wins twice, Muscatine swept. Stennett and Matts star for various pitchers as Muscatine and Mason City split.
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Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Morgan
Rolley
Herbert
Pamelyn R.H.E. Burlington
Blunk
McGlade
Eisner
Hofmann
Clinton
Marshalltown
Tuttle
Durham
R.hle
Jones
And
Link
Hammerschmidt
Mason City
Stennett
Brown
R.H.E. Muscatine
Matts
Hruska
Fitzpatrick and Werks
R. Hale
Muscatine
Corey
Weeks
Standish Junior Beats Evans in National Amateur Golf
James D. Standish Jr of Detroit defeated Chick Evans 6 up 5 in the first round of match play at the National Amateur Golf Championship. Evans failed to reach his famed goal as Ouimet and Travers won easy. Standish to meet Ouimet next. other Detroiters Schlatman and Lee won their matches. Southern stars Whitney and Ulmer also advanced.
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Detroit
Ned” Sawyer
Wheaton
Hoodag
Chick” Evans
Chicago
Sawyer
Evans
Francis Ouimet
Jerome Travers
Ouimet
W.“H. Gardner
Buffalo
Travers
George A. ‘Crump
Philadelphia
Treals
Beveray
James D. Standish, Jr
Michigan
W.C Townes
Pittsburgh
Fownes
Cid
Standish
Max Marston
Springfield
N. J
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Guilford
Marston
J. B. Schlatman
C.H. ‘Gardner
Providence
Howard B. Lee
E. M. ‘Byers
Jackson Miller, Flay
Robert E. ‘Hunter
Pasadena
MIT wins track meet at Wesleyan field
In Middletown on August 31 MIT topped a track meet held at Andrus field during the Chinese student conference. Chicago followed, then Cornell, Pennsylvania, Yale, Princeton in that order with scores 42 44, 30, 16, 8, and 3 respectively.
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Middletown
Conn
Andrus
Wesleyan University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Chicago
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Yale
Bia
Princeton
What Ails The Home Team In A Summer Slump
The crowd roars in a satire of a home team slipping from first to also ran. Fans, a pink and blonde stenographer, a janitor, a bellhop, and a distracted chauffeur comment on fading glory as the team struggles and months of confidence turn to doubt.
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Proces *Sion
Yanis
Cooper Hit Hard Waterloo Wins in Spite of Dispute
In Waterloo Iowa August 31 Cooper was hit hard today as Heuser pitched effectively after the third. Giffin was fined and ordered out of the park by umpire Shaffer for disputing a third strike decision. Final score Waterloo 8, Cooper 4 with Heuser and Brennan on the mound for Waterloo.
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Archie Hill
van Buskirk
Umps
Quincys
Castle
Thomas
Brewer
Vogel
Galvin
Morrison
Block
Wallie Golviin
Cooper
Waterloo
Towa
Heuser
Giffin
Shaffer
Rhe
Reokuk
Brown
Brennan
Dr King's New Life Pills Offer Gentle Night Laxative
An easy pleasant laxative ad promises quick, natural bowel movement with no bad taste or belching. Sold by druggists in original packaging for 5 cents, with a tumbler of water at night and wake feeling fine all day.
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Dr. Kink
Howe
Dr King
Braves Win Both Ends of Doubleheader From Reds
Boston pitchers blank Cincinnati in both games of a two game set winning 2 to 0 in each. Compton, Boston’s new outfielder, starred in the second game with three hits and drove in both runs for the Braves.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Compton
Braves
Cintinnati
AB. R.H.C.A.E Groh
Herzog
Williams
Killifer
Griffith
Wingo
Ceevese
see _ Wagner
Mollwitz
Dale
Poi
Lear
von Kobi
Ka Suede Ene
Bostoik
Namas
Fitzpatrick
Wannade
Gowdy
Evers
Annes
Snodgrass
Magee
Schmidt
Ib Eonese
Smith
Wens Ersras
Maranville
Connolly
Ben Ema
Nehf
Groh
Wagner
O'Day
R.H.E
Hughes
Sehneider
Brilliant Tennis Opens 1935 NA Tennis Championship
Forest Hills N Y Aug 31 A round of brilliant matches opened the 35th annual national lawn tennis association championship at the East Side club. McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated Ernest F Kuhn of Germany 6 1 6 1 6 0. Williams defaulted against Adrian Riker. Alexander of New York beat Nat We Niles of Boston after a five set thriller 6 3 7 7 5 8 10 6 2. Johnston of San Francisco defeated H Hackett of New York in straight sets. Bull over Mahan 4 6 6 2 12 10 6 4. Dawson of Los Angeles outlasted J G McKay of New York in five sets.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
National Lawn Tennis Association
ME. McLoughlin
San Francisco
R.norris Williams
McLoughlin
Ernest F. Kuhn
Germany
Racquet Wielder
Wiliams
Adrian Riker
Grand Stand
Yast
Frederick B. Alexander
New York
Nat We Niles
Boston
Alexander
Il. H. Hackett
William M. Johnston
C. M. Bull, Jr
Lyle E.mahan
Bull
Mahan
Bul
Ward ‘Dawson
Los Angeles
J. G. McKay
Bloomers fall to Moline in five run game
Bloomington failed to score except in the seventh, mustering a single run. Moline capitalized with five runs on eleven hits, led by five Bloomington hits and solid pitching paired with Richmond and Munch on the mound. Bohen earned the win for Moline while Dobbins backed Bloomington.
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Bohen
Moline
Bloomington
Richmond
Blale
Munch
Dobbins
Yesterday's Net Results in National League Games
Baseball scores from yesterday show New York losing 0 to 2 to Chicago in game one and 7 to 1 in game two. Brooklyn swept Pittsburgh with 3-5 and 3-2 then Philadelphia beat St. Louis 7-? Cincinnati and Boston both won 2-0. Detroit edged Chicago 9-8, Washington beat New York 4-1 then 8-2, St Louis lost 0-6 to Cleveland. Pittsburgh 6-2 Chicago, Pittsburgh 5-0 Chicago, St Paul 4-5 Kansas City, Minneapolis 4-2 Milwaukee, Indianapolis 4-0 Columbus, Louisville 6-5 Cleveland, Louisville 9-0 Cleveland in a weather-affected finish.
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Moline
Bete
Davenport
Eee
Peoria
Sheriae Aw
Rockford
Quincy
Bloomington
Peewee Ee
Peepers Eee
Enn
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Wee
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Son
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Local Scores And Standings From Topeka And Omaha Games
Topeka defeats Lincoln 15 to 0 while Lincoln falls short. Sioux City trounces Omaha 61. Denver posts 78 as Wichita and Des Moines clash with 19 to 4. St Joseph edges another tally 7 as city teams exchange results.
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Topeka
Lincoln
Sioux ‘City
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Three I League Games Listed for Today
In the Three I League schedule Quincy visits Rockford Bloomington travels to Davenport Peoria meets Moline with Freeport idle. The card lists matchups without scores or results.
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Quincy
Rockford
Bloomington
Davyenport
Peoria
Moline
Freeport Idle
Cheney and Marquard Pitch for Brooklyn
Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh on Aug 31, taking the second game 3 2 after Pittsburgh won the opener 5 3. Cheney and Marquard joined Brooklyn, relieving Hummel to clear roster space, as Tener sanctioned their transfer and the players' limit ran out.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Combs
Douglas
Cheney
Chicago
Rube
Marquard
New York
Mammanux
Kelly
Coop
Gibson
Coombs
Miller
Kandlehner
McCarty
Demaree Hits Hard as Phillies Split With St Louis
Philadelphia ends home stand with a split two game set against the St Louis Cardinals. In the opener Doak outduels Demaree as St Louis wins 2 to 1 after a 3 to 2 first game victory for the Phillies. Batteries note Doak Griner Snyder for St Louis and Alexander Miller for Philadelphia in game one. In the nightcap St Louis bats Demaree early to win 7 to 2. Mayer Baunagarten Burns and Gonzalez appear for Philadelphia while DeMarree is charged with the loss.
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Demaree
Phillies
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Hom
St. Lois
Rixey
Doak
RTLE
Griner
Snyder
Alexander
Illifer
Aake
Gonzales
Mayer
Baunagarten
Burns
White Sox Losers in Erratic Detroit Game
Detroit defeated Chicago 9 to 8 in an erratic contest. Cobb ran bases aggressively, going 0 for 19 before a single in the eighth that delivered the Tigers the win amid visitor fielding slips.
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White Sox
Detroit
Chicago
Tigers
Cobb
Cleveland shuts out St Louis in four run first game
Mitchell allows three hits as Cleveland defeats St Louis 6 to 0 in the opening game of the series. Seven errors by St Louis, four charged to Lavan, help Cleveland push across six runs. Batteries Mitchell and ONeill. Weilman McCabe and Agnew.
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Lavan
Browns
ST. Louis
Mitchell
Cleveland
Rua E. Cleveland Leese
Washington Wins Double Header Against New York
Washington defeats New York in a twin bill, taking the opener 4 to 1 and the second game 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Batter notes include Brown Donovan Nunamaker for New York and Gallia Henry for Washington. Second game pitchers listed as Fisher Nunamaker Boehling Harper Williams.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
New York
Ee Ahle
New. York
Brown
Donovan
Nunamaker
Gallia
Henry
RWE
Pittsburgh Federal Defeats Chicago Twice In Lights Out doubleheader
Pittsburgh Federal beat Chicago 6 to 2 in the first game with Hendrix hit hard early and Allen struggling after the first inning. In the second contest Pittsburgh triumphed 5 to 2 as Allen faltered and Wilson contributed behind Comstock and Berry.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Federal
Chicago
Hendrix
Allen
Wilson
O'Connor
Bop
And
Comstock
Berry
Newark Beats Buffalo 6 to 5 In Ninth Inning Rivalry
Newark won 6 to 5 over Buffalo as the locals led 4 to 0 before Newark rallied in the eighth inning. Tom Seaton relieved and preserved the margin after Buffalo threatened with runners on third and first, sealing the win for Newark. Batteries Reulbac and Be Rarldeny handled Buffalo's lineup while Anderson and others contributed for Newark.
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Buffalo
Newark
Tve
Tom Seaton
Reulbach
Oine
Reulbac
Rarldeny Landerson
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