Joliet Clouters defeat Aurora in ragged Dellwood game
Joliet batsmen pounded Christiansen, with speedy Hadley replacing him, as Moran's Prides beat Aurora 6 to 3 at Dellwood. Aurora pitchers were poorly backed while Gunn struggled, gifts opening two Aurora runs. Slow-paced contest drew a small crowd and ends with Joliet and Moran rematch slated for July at Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Anderson
Aurora
Moran
Dellwood
Joliet
Christiansen
Hadley
Joliets
Gunn
Jpent
Auroraites
Sears
Morans
Big Ducky
Evsat
Barto
Hopkins
Lewis
Stallman
Barseth
Enright
Demiller
Baseball Notes and Player Movements Across Cities
South Bend reports Dad a former star with the Cleveland club has been released by Fort Wayne manager Jack Hen and may retire to focus on business in Cleveland. Champaign notes Albert Penn elected to Illinois for next year after debut season. Detroit waives claim on a New York Americans pitcher likely to join the Tigers. Bloomington and Mesnire Lincoln Stickney follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Cleveland
Jack Hen
Fort Wayne
Mich
Detroit
New York Americans
Tiger
Tony Ross near great champion rises from furnace man
Tony Ross of Newcastle Pennsylvania known as Antonio Molonaro aged 23 weighs 195 pounds and trains hard to prove his place in boxing. Once a barroom observer to a punch line he rose in under three years to heavyweight contenders. He has defeated George Gardner and Nick Schreck by knockout and drawn with Jimmy Barry on Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Ross
Newcastle
Jimmy Dime
Ross
Tony
Johnson
Burns
Antonio Molonaro
George Gardner
Gardner
Nick Schreck
New Orleans
Jimmy Barry
Decoration Day
Standings from Thursday baseball games across leagues
Reports show scattered results with NL games in Philadelphia Boston New York and Cincinnati while AL matchups include Chicago Detroit New York and other clubs. Details include runs hits and errors with several incomplete scores and team pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brook
Boston
Cincinnati
Baseball Scores and League Standings From Chicago Series
The Athletics were shoved into the lime kiln yesterday at Chicago as Chicago clubbed seven runs. Frank Smith held the visitors to one hit until the ninth. Captain Davis allowed two and the Sox won via a strikeout game. Fielder Jones contributed four runs with two hits. Carl Lundgren won for the Cubs at Brooklyn as Wilhelm balked the Cubs in their late push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Chicago
Frank Smith
Davis
Sox
Parent
Fielder Jones
Schlitzer
Vickers
Coombs
Carl Lundgren
Cubs
Brooklyn
Wilhelm
Lundy
Dodgers
Illinois Steels V5 Faces Continental Contention in Dellwood Clash
Tom Brennan's team meets Continental Casualty tomorrow at Dellwood then travels Sunday to Ottawa to face a strong semi pro group. The Merchants League mill aggregation rivals South Chicago for top money as the season ends. Kotzenheimer leaves Herath for Wisconsin league. Kelly stays with Joliet despite Fargo offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brennan
Continental Casualty Company
Dellwood
Merchants League
South Chicago
Knight Named Wisconsin Baseball Captain for Next Year
Madison June 12 Knight of Bayfield was unanimously chosen captain of the University of Wisconsin baseball team for next year. The junior pitcher has been credited with Wisconsin’s spring victories and his gilt edged pitching is noted as key to the team’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Douglas
Knight of
Bayfield
University of Wisconsin
Knight
Wisconsin
Corey
Forshaw
Thibeau
United States
London
John Schommer
University of Chicago
Blankenagle
Haggard
Drake
Rollo Faces Noted Contestants As Bouts Attract Interest
Promoters seek 142 pound bouts for Dave Rollo as Bert Walker and Young Whelson chase a meeting. Clarence Forbes reborn at 124 to 130 pounds trains hard. Jim Barry eyes Joe Jeannette bout in New York while Leach Cross looms for Herberts. Gans Nelson match eyed for July 4 at Colma with Papke or Ketchel on Labor Day negotiations. Joe Gans to train in San Rafael for Nelson clash. Don Feeley plans Gore field bout. Chsack sought by Harry Hansen at 95 pounds in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Rollo
Englewood
Bert Walker
Cincinnati
Rollo
Young Whelson
Irving Park
Nelson
Jim Barry
Chicago
Joe Jeannette
New York
Billy Elmer
Sulzer
Jimmy Cofforth
Gans-Nelson
Colma Club
Cofforth
Papke
Ketchel
Hugo Kelly
Labor Day
Kelly
Joe Gans
San Rafael
Cal
Battling Nelson
Colma
Portland
Yale A C Gilbert sets new world record at trials
Philadelphia reports on June 12 noting A C Gilbert of Yale achieved a remarkable performance during Olympic trials, setting a new world record. The brief item highlights the standout result and its significance for the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
A. C. Gilbert
Yale
Eahie
Gilbert
Lingle and Meigs Chosen Track and Baseball Captains
Samuel Lingle of University High School background selected captain of the track team for 1909 at the University of Chicago. James Meigs, a Marshalltown Iowa native and Maroon first baseman, chosen captain of the baseball squad. The interscholastic meet at Marshall Field features 589 athletes from 77 schools with Oak Park as a leading contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Samuel Lingle
James Meigs
Lingle
University High School
Maroon
Merriam’s
Meigs
Marshalltown
Eastern
Marshall Field
Schoo
Oak Park
Champaign
Beloit
Wisconsin
Appleman M D a Chicago specialist at Bellevue
Doctor J S Appleman of Chicago advertises as a foremost specialist at Bellevue Hospital and Charity in New York. He treats acute and chronic catarrh deafness and diseases of the nose throat lungs stomach heart liver kidneys bowels and nervous disorders. He offers non surgical methods and home visits with portable instruments and asks patients to bring a urine sample for examination. References available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Hospital
Newre City
United
Flo
Charity
Bellevue Hospitals
Bucklen Arnica Salve Claim Cures Foot Sore
Tom Moore of Cochran Georgia credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with a perfect cure for a persistent instep sore. He purchased a 25 cent box at J. D. Brown & Co.'s drug store under a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Moore
Cochran
Bucklen
J. D. Brown & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joliet Clouters
Crimp
Albert Enn
Camden
University of Ilinois
Penn
Huff
N. Ti
Bloomington and
Lincoln
Pittsburg
Otenee- Chicago
Philadel
St Louis
Hiladelphia Joston
Columbus
Kansasity
Anne Neem
Paul Three
Beagvenouaa
Uu Bas
Rapids
Freey Seeeee
Ute
Eseaneeetes
Ayeesses
Western League
Pesensenxecootsseraneel
Sieveland
American Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Cahisitbon- Jatonban
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Peoria
Clinton
Decatur
Dubuque
Springfield
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Rock Island
Evansville
Wheeling
Terre Haute
Zanesville
Grand Rapids
Illinois Steels
Continentals
Ottawa
Kotzenheimer
Herath
Fargo
South Dakota
Thomas VY. Brennan
Clarence Forbes
Forbes
Clarence
Don Feeley
Gorefield
Chicago American
H. Jackson
Willie Sullivan
Harry Hansen
Milwaukee Avenue
Matty Chsack
Jack Blackburn
Jack O’brien
Jack
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Jack O'Brien
Tommy Burns
Sam Fitzpatrick
Jack Johnson
Marvin Hart
McVey
Automobile Club
Dieppe
The
First Regiment Athletic Association
Albert Co
Rey
Association
James 5. Sullivan
Appleman
Our City
Emma
Dit
J. 5. Appleman, M. D
Prairie Avenue
Chicago, Ih
Arnica Salve
Chicago & Joliet Electric Railway Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!