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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1917

Page

5

White Sox win slugging match from St. Louis

Chicago defeated St. Louis 13 to 6 in a slugging game at a crowded ballpark. Both teams totaled 32 hits, with the White Sox erupting for eight runs in the eighth highlighted by two doubles from Felsch and a sequence that included six singles a sacrifice, an infield out, a double steal and an error by Pratt. St. Louis staged a late rally with six runs in the eighth and ninth.

ST. Louis Chicago Pratt Felsch Abla Si AL EL J. Collins Leibold McMullin E. Collins Byrne Jackson Lynn Ee Faber St. Louis AB R H.O A Sloan Smith Ib Emer Enens O Pratt Sean Sane Severeid Jacobson Johnson Severeid Sisler Collins Risberg Faber Gandil Koob

Grand Circuit Races at Hartford Half Mile Track

The second day of the grand circuit meet at Charter Oak park in Hartford featured races on the half mile track. Saldine won the 2:24 trot after six heats amid rough starts, Bobby C. led the 2:14 trot from the start to win in three heats, and Dr. Gordon dominated the 2:18 pace after a bumpy first heat. John A. P. faltered after the initial heat but Dr. Gordon pulled away in the final two heats. Best times posted were 2:11 3-4 for the 2:14 trot and 2:14 1-4 for the 2:18 pace with Saldine taking the 2:24 trot in 2:14 1-2.

Hartford Conn Charter Oak Park Saldine Bobby C Jesery Brusie John A. P John A. Pilgard Connecticut Fair Association Dr. Gordon B. G Sag B Decoram Bik. G Gordon Prince Crozier Lew Perkins Tess Ewes B. S Worthy McKinney-Carrietta Directman

Boston Red Sox Fail to Advance in Split Doubleheader

New York tops Boston 7 to 3 in the second game after a 4 to 2 Boston win, as Ray Caldwell defeats Mays who allowed three hits in a two-game set. Mays had won seven straight before Caldwell’s line and Red Sox errors contributed to the losses in Boston.

New York Ray Caldwell Mays Caldwell R.H.O.A Alexander Mogridge Cullop Veseeeene Shocker Maisel Nunamaker Eh Ee Ruth Boston Ecseee Gedeon Gardner Janvrin Gainer Hooper O'Loughlin Moriarity Ab.r.h.o.a.e Ib Wi Lewis Howl Walker Fecott Vagmew Coo R.H.E Nanamaker Thomas

Cubs Win Slugging Match From Cards

Chicago defeats St. Louis 12 to 5 in a heavy hitting game. Merkle and Deal lead with four hits each for the Cubs while Vaughn pitched, allowing several runs as St Louis used four pitchers to check the offense.

St. Louis Vaughn Chicago Merkle Deal AB. R.H.C. AE Long Ceese Betzel Watson Snyder Woree May Meadows I Flack Kilduff Walter Doyle Williams I Wilson E.seeeee St. Lows Wilson Hornsby Miller Flack Faick Horstman Quigley Byron

Standings Snapshot From American Association Scores

A quick tally shows Minneapolis 9-11-6, Kansas City 2-8-0 for the league. Columbus 2-6-1, Toledo 1-4-0, Louisville 6-8-0, Indianapolis 1-4-4, St Paul 10-14-17, Milwaukee 3-12-4. The line hints at a maxim about nerves and resolve.

American Association Minneapolis Kansas City Columbus Toledo Louisville Indianapolis St. Paul Milwaukee

Home-Reading Course for Citizen Soldiers

War Department issued introductory home reading for National Army volunteers. It emphasizes drill, close-order formations, and progressive training from soldier to battalion, urging daily practice, enthusiasm, and precision to build confidence and discipline in battle.

Club Standings in Western League Show St Joseph Win

Western League standings show St Joseph defeating Omaha 10 to 4 and Des Moines beating Lincoln 4 to 2 with no other games scheduled.

St. Joseph Omaha Des Moines Lincoln

Pittsburgh Wins Fourth Straight With Cincinnati Comeback

Pittsburgh completed a four game winning streak by defeating Cincinnati 5 to 3 in ten innings. Carey reached second on Kopf's error after two outs in the tenth, Boeckel singled to score the winning run as Toney muffed a foul, sending Carey home. Cincinnati 4 9 4 Pittsburgh 5 10 2.

Pittsburgh Cincinnati Carey Kopf Toney Boeckel Wingo Jacobs Cooper and Schmidt

Athletix Sweep Series with 2 1 Victory in Philadelphia

Philadelphia defeated Washington 2 to 1 sealing a clean sweep of the series. Bush limited the visitors to four hits as Washington was aided by three double plays and three runners caught at home. Ainsmith exited with finger injury after a foul tip. Score Washington 000 100 000 141 Philadelphia 010 01 00 280. Batteries Harper Dumont Ainsmith Henry Bush Meyers.

Philadelphia Washington Bush Ainsmith R.H.E. Washington Harper, Dumont Henry, Bush and Meyers

Barnes Pitching Secures Braves Victory Over Yankees

Barnes strong in late innings guides Boston to a 3 1 win in New York. The Braves score 3 runs on 6 hits while New York musters 1 run on 8 hits. Batteries Barnes Tragresser for Boston and Dematee Benton Rariden for New York.

New York Barnes Boston R.H.E Barnes and Tragresser Dematee Benton Rariden

Brooklyn and Philadelphia Battle 14 Innings to Tie

Brooklyn and Philadelphia battled fourteen innings in a scoreless tie in Brooklyn. Pfeffer and Oeschger pitched brilliantly with Brooklyn’s Hickman saving the game in the seventh by a plate throw on Stock. The game, last here this season, will be replayed in Philadelphia. Time two hours sixteen minutes.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Moran Pfeffer Oeschger Hickman Stock Luderus Johnston Whitted Bancroft Rigler Myers Nishoff Cravath O'Rourke Adams Niehoff

United States Naval Academy to resume intercollegiate athletics

Indianapolis alumni welcome Navy football season as war era sport resumes at Annapolis. Rumors of conference boycotts vanished after Columbus confirmed Ohio State schedule to proceed unless all Big Ten colleges cancel. Milwaukee plans a return baseball game with Chicago aldermen. Cincinnati hosts Hal Chase baseball clinic for local youths. Purdue coach Cleo O Donnell to arrive Sept 15 to prepare for 1917 season as war service affects roster.

Indianapolis Annapolis United States Naval Academy Indiana University Ohio State Indiana Columbus Milwaukee Common Council Chicago Sane Fourth Commission Lafayette Ind Cleo O'Donnell Purdue University Purdue W. J. Berns O'Donnell

Milwaukee dog show entries surge for top breeds

Milwaukee observers note rapid entry uptake for the September 9 dog show with large classes expected in Airedales Boston Terriers and Cocker Spaniels. Local fans anticipate strong competition among these breeds with many entries arriving daily.

Milwaukee Wis

Cleveland Ameri cans pitcher caught in draft

Guy Morton of the Cleveland Americans becomes the seventh club member drafted and ordered to report for physical examination. The incident highlights the impact of the draft on major league rosters and the potential effect on team plans for the season.

Cleveland Guy Morton Cleveland Americans Morton

Draft Exemption Debate Delays Alabama Team and Oklahoma Schedules

Examination tests in Ver non Alabama reveal team members seeking exemption with Harris Guis to Evans Klepfer Smith and Dickerson among the undecided. Evans aims to finish medical studies at the University of Michigan as draft and enlistment pressures hit Oklahoma, and Missouri Valley Conference considers withdrawing schedules. In boxing news Joe Welling versus Frankie Callahan postponed to September 7 in Racine. Peoria seeks return to major league play after Three-I suspension, with Stahlhofer hinting territory adjustments and potential reentry next season.

Vernon Ala Harris Guisto Evans Klepfer Smith Dickerson Joe Evans University of Mi Norman Okla University of Oklahoma Missouri Valley Conference Peoria Si—Harry W. Stahlhofer Stahlhofer

Detroit club lands Leo Dressen for over seven thousand

ST PAUL Minn The Detroit American league club is said to have paid a price exceeding seven thousand for Leo Dressen the fleet footed first baseman with St Paul Dressen besides being a three hundred hitter leads the American legation in base thefts up to sixty before the season closes Detroit outbid six clubs in landing Dressen

ST. Paul Minn Leo Dressen Dressen Lea Vie Amerie Ceacon Detroit Landine Dressen

Italian Planes Bomb Pola and Target Austrian Base

Italian planes drop nine tons of bombs on the Austro naval base at Pola causing destruction and large fires, the official report says. Also a local notice invites readers to advertise unwanted furniture and stoves for sale in The Whiz Want columns.

Pola Rome London

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