Grounders Reach Quincys Stand in Fray Over League
General Sporting News reports a Chicago sway says four southern towns back Quincy amid appeals to civil courts. The piece notes exhibitions halted at Rock Island, speculation on future trips, and court actions by a pseudo league president. Water and Belt are mentioned as stirring perspectives in a fluid, contentious baseball season.
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Boston Downed Worlds Champs in League Clash
World's Champs humdred Philadelphia April 19. Poston won yesterday by scoring thirteen runs in the seventh and ninth innings. Morgan struggled in the seventh as five singles, an error, and two hit batters produced seven runs. Collamore issued three walks and Williams and Yerkes added three more as six runs crossed. A triple by Collins with three men aboard was a highlight. Batteries Boston Wood and Carrigan Philadelphia Morgan Callamare Lapp Livingston. Washington 2 New York 0. Hughes held the Yankees to four hits as Washington won 2 0. Vaughn pitched well but was hit hard early. Features included Hughes' batting and a difficult fly catch by a Stan. Batteries Washington Hughes Street New York Vaughn Quinn Sweeney Detrinit. Detroit 8, Cleveland 1. Detroit knocked Kaler out in the first. Gregg pitched well. Lainie ejected for disputing decision. St Louis 14, Cincinnati 1. Cincinnati led early, but St Louis tied and won in tenth. Batteries St Louis Harmon Satie Dreshnahan Cincinnati Framme Burne McLean. Chicago 3, Pittsburg 0. Chicago shut out Pittsburg in final game. Hofman injured. Batteries Chicago Richie Archer Pittsburg Lefield Gibson. New York 7, Brooklyn 1. Marquard held Brooklyn. Giants hit well. Batteries New York Marquard Wilson Brooklyn Schardt Tragon Erwin. Philadelphia 10, Boston 9. Philadelphia outscored Boston in heavy hitting game. Goode error allowed Dooin to score, final 10-9. Batteries Philadelphia Rowan Stock Brennan Dooin Boston Mattern Parsons Rariden.
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Rock Island faces coach Carney release fight
The Rock Island club battles a commission ruling over manager Carney who joined late winter from Calgary. Rock Island may owe 500 to 1000 dollars for his release or return Carney to Calgary, while regional teams cheer their southern rivals’ defeat amid local business notes on Commercial Street and Garden Seeds at N. J. Berkley’s.
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Three-I league meeting in Chicago aims to settle war
Reports from Chicago detail a Civil Court injunction involving Quincy and the Three-I league. H B Maynard and William Ewald refrained from comment as the Palmer House gathering heard protests, with talks of a ten club circuit as the only fix. The dispute centers on Kinsella Sexton and divisions between northern and southern clubs, with Tearney leaving for Springfield as Hofer and Kinsella accompany him.
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Amusements at the Syndicate Waterloo program highlights
Tonight at the Syndicate Waterloo presents The Burgomaster with Gus Neinburg and the Kangaroo girls. Saturday features Barriers Burned Away in a dramatic adaptation of Roe’s novel. Monday brings The Climax with Weber and Brell’s music. Tuesday showcases Henrietta Crosman in The Peacock and the Goose. Wednesday features Blanche Walsh in The Other Woman. Lawn Grass Seed advertised by N. J. Berkeley.
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School refunding bonds sold at public auction
Des Moines Ind April 19 When bids closed yesterday afternoon at the public auction on sale of the 210000 school district refunding bonds the Securities Investment company of Des Moines and other bidders competed for the issue.
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Des Moines Bond Auction Highlights High Premium
Des Moines led the A B Leach company of Chicago in a heated bond auction for a 4.5 percent issue totaling 218 107.50 dollars. Five bidders started strong but four withdrew within an hour, leaving the Chicago firm and the local company to push bids in 2.50 increments to reach 105, then 2.50 more before the outside bidder stopped. The school board expects a high premium. the rate drops to 4.22 percent due to the premium. Also notes the Lonergan families returning home from Waterloo after visiting Elen Lonergan.
Meritol Snow White Liniment Promises Fast Relief
A good liniment claims to outpace standard remedies for muscular and rheumatic pains sprains swellings and lameness. Meritol Snow White Liniment reportedly reduces inflammation in about one third the time of usual treatments and is sold by Henderson Drug Co members of the American Drug & Pree Association.
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