Castle and Galvin On The Mound For Speed Boys
Quincy Three Eye league teams Rushville Greys and Speed Boys played here. Higbee pitched for the Greys, allowing 13 hits as Rushville won 10 to 5. Castle and Galvin split pitching duties for the Speed Boys and Higbee and Harrison led with multiple hits including two homers. The teams will meet again Saturday with a large crowd expected.
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Rushville
Rushville Greys
Quincy
Higbee
Greys
Mark
Speed Boys
Jeff Som
Sherer
Castle
Speed
Galvin
Hhim
Iniound
Harrison
Kinsella
AB R.H
E. Vogel
Golvin
Peete
Kahl
Waring
Boelzle
Oh Trotter
Torr
Tyree
Quincey
Feds
Rushv
Ile
Gardner Wins National Amateur Polo Championship Semi Final
Chicago golfer Robert A Gardner and Yale ace defeated Ife arleane Max Marston of Springfield 1 up in 37 holes. Gardner advances to face John G Anderson of Mount Vernon Ky who beat Sherrill Sherman 2 up and 1 to reach the final amid a large sunlit gallery. Sherman, son of the late U.S. VP, and his brother Tom captured the two-man American golfer silver trophy for the event’s first official win.
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Detroit
Robert A.gardner
Chicago
Yale
Ifearleane
Max ‘R. Marston
Springfield
N. Ji
John G. Anderson
Mount Vernon
Sherrill’ Sherman
Gardner
Marston
Hardner
Martson
Exhibition baseball notes and player moves in late season
From Rock Island to Bloomington and beyond, updates cover Archie Hill’s injury keeping him out of action, matinees with the Rushville Greys, and a Labor Day belt with the Carlisle Indian star James Thorpe. Cobb, McFarland, and Baker headlines touch on major league standings, trades, or denials as Detroit pursues the pennant while Sherwood Magee strengthens Boston’s outfield.
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James ‘Thorpe
Ball
Will
Bloomington
Comiskey Missed Bid For Jack Barry In Mail Delay
A delayed mail prevented Charley Comiskey from bidding on Jack Barry, the former Athletics shortstop. The Red Sox quickly acquired the star, leaving the White Sox unable to match the offer.
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Charley Comiskey
Jack Barry
Commy
Barry
Red Sox
White Sox
Pitcher Hurls Thirty Four Innings in Proctor Game
Walter Brymeier, an eighteen year old pitcher for the Proctor Recreation Center team, hurled thirty four innings in two games against the Keifers Colts in Peoria Illinois. The opener ended after eleven innings with no score, while Brymeier’s club won the second contest six to five after twenty three innings of play.
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Peoria
Walter Brymeier
Proctor Recreation Center
Keifers- Colts
Brymeier
Boston Braves Lose to Brooklyn in Suspended Evers Game
Brooklyn beats Boston 6 to 3 as captain Evers is suspended for five days and fined salary. Schmidt and Fitzpatrick fined 100 and 50 dollars respectively for yesterday's incidents. Wheat leaves with a strained ankle. O'Mara Daubert Stengel Wheat Hummel Cutshaw Myers Getz Hens Miller Douglass Smith Maranville among listed players. Time 1:53. Umpires Byron and Eason.
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Boston
Rudolph
Brooklyn
Boston Nationals
Ito
Douglass
Smith
Wheat
Braves
Capt. Evers
Gafiney
Evers
Schmidt
Fitzpatrick
Scoreweed Brooklyn
Ate ‘Ab.r.h.o.a-E
O'Mara
Ss Pfu
Daubert
Stengel
Seataparah
Hummel
Iwai
iCutshaw
Myers
Choke
Getz
peieiy Hens / Miller
Namie
Compton
TE Magee
Anew Schmidt
Abe Sith
Maranville
Smiths Randolph
Byron
Eason
Humphries Batted Hard Cubs Lose to Pirates
Humphries pitched for Chicago and was hit for four runs in the second inning as Pittsburgh won 4 to 1. Standridge replaced him in the third and performed well. Mammaux was effective throughout, in a Sept. 3 game report.
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Humphries
CUBS
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Es Risteiealt
Standridge
Mammaux
St Louis Beats Cincinnati 3 to 2 in Baseball Clash
St Louis capitalized on Cincinnati errors to win 3 2. Scoring details note St Louis 3 runs on errors. Cincinnati 2 runs with solid pitching by Lear and Wingo. Batteries were Meadows and Snyder for St Louis and Schneider, Lear and Wingo for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Rihles St
Perritt and Giants Trim Phillies in New York
New York won the last game of the four game series 6 to 2, leaving Philadelphia to lose ground in the pennant race. The teams split the series, with Mayer McQuilan and Killifer handling Philadelphia duties and Perritt Dooin for the Giants.
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Perritt
Giants
Phillies
New. York
Philadelphia
R.H.E
Mayer
McQuillan
Killifer
Dooin
Ed Geers Earns Ovation After Fast Grand Circuit Meet
At Empire City park Yonkers on September 3 Ed Geers captured both races he drove as the Grand Circuit meet closed. Fastest weekly racing highlighted by Geers wins in the 2:08 pacing division with notable purses, while other class events and entries including Trampright and Vallette faced strong competition. Spectators saluted Geers with an ovation after his performances.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Hal B
Mia
McMahon
Beh
Gosnell
Ong
Roy ‘Miller
Bbh
Grady
Vallett E
C.h
Coburn
W. J. Leyburn
Bluefeather
Kitty L. Bellini
Henry F
St. Frisco
San
Francisco
Geers
Murphy
McCloskey
G McDon
Parcliffe
Dick ‘Watts
Zombre Belle
Federal League Results From Pittsburg and Kansas City
Pittsburg defeated St. Louis 3 to 1 as pitcher Allen starred for the Pirates in a game marked by strong defense and timely hits. In Kansas City Nick Cullop shut out Chicago 4 to 0, scattering three hits, with Cul lop and Easterly guiding the offense for the A’s.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Allen
Ghaan
Willett
Hartley
Berry
Kansas City
Nick Cullop
Chicago
Wilson
Bennie Meyer Robs Newark With One Handed Catch
Buffalo tops Newark 8 to 1 as Meyer makes a spectacular one handed grab on a line drive to the bleacher fence robbing Laporte of a homer. Newark jumped early but Buffalo pulled away with a late rally, scored 8 runs to 1.
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Buffalo
Newark
Bennie Meyer
Laporte
Mosley
Moran
Rariden
Kuhn
Krapp
Allen
Brooklyn Defeats Baltimore 3 2 in Ten Innings
Brooklyn defeats Baltimore 3 to 2 in a ten inning game at Brooklyn. Finneran, Land, Johnson and Owens combined for Brooklyn. Batteries: Finneran for Brooklyn and Land for Baltimore. Scoring details show Brooklyn 3 runs in the first two innings and Baltimore 2 runs in the seventh and ninth.
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Brooklyn
Baltimore
R.H. E
Finneran Cand. Land
Johnson
Owens
Boston Teams Make Gains In Race
NEW YORK. Sept. 3. Boston teams gained on rivals as daily results reshaped the pennant chase. The Red Sox extended their lead in the American League by winning their seventh straight, defeating Philadelphia for the third time in a row. Detroit dropped a game to St. Louis after a five game streak, slipping to two and a half games behind Boston. The Braves beat Brooklyn in Boston while Philadelphia lost to the Giants, gaining a full game on both teams for league leadership. Ridolph’s return gives hope as remaining games thin the schedule. The Braves trail the Phillies by four games in the National League, with Brooklyn one game behind. The Superbas finish their Boston series tomorrow and head home to face the Phillies. the Braves meet the Giants in New York.
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Boston
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Tigers
Braves
Brooklyn
Giants
Phillies
Ridolph
Superbas
Bos
Western League Scores Roundup From Denver to Omaha
Western League results list Denver 0 topelis, Des Moines 2, Sioux City 1, Wichita 2, Lincoln 5, Saint Joseph 3, Omaha 8. Compact wire-style tally of team showings across several cities with final scores.
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Denver
Des Moines
Sioux City
Wichita
Lincoln
Behr Falls to Johnston in National Tennis Upset
At Hills New York on September 3, top contenders advanced while Karl Behr of New York fell to William M. Johnston of San Francisco in four sets 3-6 6-3 6-2 7-5. Johnston showed his best form to date, while Maurice E. McLoughlin also won easily over Frederick Alexander 6-3 6-2 1-6 6-3, as others including T R Pell and Clarence Griffin posted victories in the fourth round.
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Torest
Hills
N. Y
National Tennis’ Association
Westside
New York
William’ M. Johnston
San Francisco
Johnston
Behr
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Frederick B.alexander
California
McLoughlin
Seabright
Alexander
Challenge
T. R. Pell
Charles M. Bull
Brooklyn
Grand Stand
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
JB. Adone, Jr
Dalas
Texas
Clarence J. Griffin
RB. C. Law
Princeton
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues
National League results Cincinnati 1 St Louis 3 New York 2 Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 1 Boston 6 Brooklyn 3. American League Philadelphia 2 Boston 10 Washington 2 New York 0 Chicago 8 Cleveland 2 Chicago 5 Cleveland 6 St Louis 3 Detroit 2 Federal League Brooklyn 3 Baltimore 2 Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 1 Kansas City 45 Chicago 0 Buffalo 8 Newark 1 American Association Indianapolis 5 Cleveland 6 Columbus 6 Louisville 1 Minneapolis 14 Kansas City 2 St Paul 5 Milwaukee 2 Where they play today Three-I League Peoria at Bidamington Freeport at Rockford Moline at Davenport Exhibition Quincy at Rushville
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Peoria
Ve Tiss
Suet Tees
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Freaby
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New York
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Leew
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn Sae En Treras
Boston Ee
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Newark
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Columbus
Louisville
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St.Paul
Milwaukee
Bidamington
Freeport
Moline
Davenport
Burlington Bunches Hits In Central Association Game
Burlington won with four runs in the fifth helped by two stolen bases and a passed ball. Anning contributed, and Waterloo miscues aided the comeback. Final score 9 to 2 with Blunk and McCladé defeating Drohan and Forrest.
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Waterloo
Anning
Ashle
Burlington - As Nee
Blunk and
McCladé
Drohan and
Forrest
Pitchers Battle Ends in Mason City Victory Over Clinton
Clinton fell 2 to 1 as Mason City's pitching held firm through nine innings. Mason City scored in the ninth on a double and a run in a close pitchers duel. Batteries: Fitzpatrick Weeks for Clinton and Drohan Link for Mason City.
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Clinton
Masons City
Orele
Mason City
Fitzpatrick
Weeks
Drohan
Link
Muscatine Muskie basketball ends long losing streak
Muscatine Muskies finally broke a prolonged skid in a game against Marshalltown. Final score shows Muscatine 60, Marshalltown 46 with key contributions from Tuttle Lynch Ryan Hammerschmidt Franke and Hruska.
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Muskies
Muscatine
Marshalltown
Tuttle
Lynch
Ryan
Hammerschmidt
Franke
Hruska
Keokuk Beats Bunnies In Listless Game
Keokuk won a listless contest against the Bunnies as errors hampered Keokuk Gomes early. Cooper struggled then settled, while Swick stood on second in the fifth as Giffins drove in the winning run. Final score shows Keokuk 4 to Cedar Rapids 3 with early misplays and strong late pitching. Batteries: Berger and Anderson for Cedar Rapids. Cooper and Brown for Keokuk.
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Keokuk
Bunnies
Illinois golfer wins Western Intercollegiate title in Chicago
John Simpson of Terre Haute Indiana representing the University of Illinois won the individual golf championship by defeating Charles F Grimes of the University of Chicago 2 and 1 in the final round at Ravenswood Country Club Chicago J J Donahoe of the University of Chicago took second by beating Clarence Bishop of Lake Forest University 1 up The third honor went to Clair Maxwell of Lewis Institute who defeated Stover Moulding of Northwestern University 7 and 4
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John Simpson
Terre Haute
Ind
University of Illinois
Charles F. Grimes
University of ‘Chicago
Ravnsloe Country Club
J. J. Donahoe
University ‘of Chicago
Clarence Bishop
Lake Forest University
Clair Maxwell
Lewis Institute
Stover Moulding
Northwestern University
Sox Lose Game After Unusual Play Catches Rowland Team Off Guard
WATE Sox suffer defeat as an odd in-game moment exposes Rowland's squad to a surprising lapse. The play, described as unusual, altered momentum and led to the loss.
Unusual Pitch Play Decides Doubleheader in Chicago
Chicago loses 6 to 5 in the second game after a ruled-out but unnoticed third strike. Kirke and Smith score on a wild pitch error, Cleveland edges Chicago 6 to 5. Weaver hits a homer in the first game as Chicago wins 4 to 2.
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White Sox
Cleveland
Kirke
Smith
Webb
Roth
Graney
Weaver
Chapman
Leibold
Eddie Collins
Rad Eae
Murphy
J. Collins
Ole. Collins
Jackson
Johns
Schalk
Benz
Felschi
Felsch
E. Collins
J Collins
E.collins
J. Colins
Mitchell
Jones
Chill
Evans
Boston Wins Third Straight Over Philadelphia
Boston defeated Philadelphia 10 to 2 in Philadelphia. Six of Boston's runs came in the third inning after chances to retire the side. Batteries: Shore Gregg and Caidy for Boston. Carrigan Sheehan Rucker and Lapp for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Shore
Gregg
Caidy
Carrigan
Sheehan
Rucker
Lapp
Washington Defeats New York In Shutout Victory
Washington earned its fourth win of the series by blanking New York 2 to 0. Pich and Nanantaiens Johnson and Williams were the battery duo for Washington as New York recorded no runs through nine innings.
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Blanks
Highlanders
Washington
New York
Pich
Nanantaiens Johnson
Williams
Miss Voorhees Wins Missouri Valley Tennis Title
Kansas City September 3 Katharine Voorhees of Evanston Illinois defeated Mrs W W Yaker in straight sets 7-3 6-4 to win the Missouri Valley women's tennis singles championship here today.
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Voorhees
Kansas City
Katherine Voorhees
Evanston
Ill
Missouri Valley
W. W. Yaker
Arnica Salve for all common skin injuries and blemishes
A vintage advertisement urges using Budklen's Arnica Salve for ordinary ailments like cuts, scratches, and bruises. It claims the salve protects, heals, is antiseptic, and prevents infection and complications, suitable for pimples, boils, eczema, and other blemishes.
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Budklen
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