Quincy Veterans Win Wild Decarie Baseball Game
In a cold, gloomy day at the field the Quincy Veterans defeated Boyle's Blisters 4 to 10 in a disjointed contest. Hollenbeck struggled with wild pitches contributing to a quartet of runs while Spencer pitched poorly yet the Blisters failed to capitalize on chances as two balls were misplayed near home plate.
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Waterloo
Quincy
Hollenbeck
Boyle
Spencer
Dubuque Beats Danville 14 to 6 in Match
Dubuque defeated Danville 14 to 6 as Rock Island edged Victory from Peoria in the tenth inning. The scoreboard showed early Dubuque offense and late drama in a double feature of regional high school baseball action.
Dubuque at Danvilla game play-by-play note
In the ninth inning Ingalls and Kerwin were replaced by batters. Dubuque scored one run in the fifth and nine more in later frames, Danvilla added six. Plass and Sullivan led with two base hits, while Hildebrand and Ball added three-base hits. Kaufman struck out five. Kerwin issued one base on balls and Kaufman three. Sacrifice by Kerwin. Umpires Connolly and Bannon.
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Sullivan
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Wolfe
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Mary
Collins
Short
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Nafle
Holly
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Iker
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R.H. P.o.ae
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Sherer
Beiter
Slattery
Lone
Wooley
Vogel
Mn Eleht
Jacobsen
F. Snyder
Donahue
Long
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Ofbure
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Muse
Stis
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Eiter
Alo Am Jacobs
Barrington
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Ker
Moa
J Wilkes
Sigereaget
Monmouth
Ker/ Nagle
Hendrix
P. A
Nagle
R. H.P.O
E. Kerwin
Mrers
C. F
P. Oo
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Harrington Hartman
Wartman Forney
Spancer
W. Donahue Kah
Vetersan
Wilditches
Decatur
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Bell
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R.H. P.O
F. Sullivan
Ae Bromwich
Ouland
O'Leary
Il Godwin
Coleman
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Kommers
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Johnson
Jack
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Middleton
So Near and Yet So Far in Rock Island Peoria Game
Rock Island defeated Peoria 4 1 yesterday after a sequence of hits and strategic plays. Hill and W Donahue led Rock Island with timely extra bases while Hollenbeck shut down Peoria after early pressure.
Notes of the Game and Deserted Grandstand
Hollenbeck collected three hits in three trips yesterday while Wolfe, Fremer, and Hill figures tied in fielding errors in the fourth inning. The grandstand appeared empty as regular fans stayed away, a stranger in the bleachers did most of the cheering. Recatur tomorrow with expectations of slight changes in outcome.
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Hollenbeck
Wolfe
Hill
Fremer
Spencer
Des Moines to be Pirates training camp site
Des Moines will host a developing camp for young Pirates players after President Barney Dreyfus and Manager Fred Clarke agreed to purchase the Des Moines Western League club. Jack Haskell and ONeill aide indicated the deal should close within days.
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Omaha
Neb
Barney Dreyfus
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg Pirates
Des Moines
Jack Haskell
O'Neill
Cy Young Struggles in National League Return
In Boston on August 23 Cy Young, after an 11 year gap from American league parks, struggled in a National League game as Cincinnati built an early eight run lead. The Reds won 11 to 8 after Boston brought Frank Smith in to pitch, scoring eight in the fifth and tying in the eighth.
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Mass
Cy Young
Cincinnati
Reds
Frank Smith
New York Takes Lead In National League Race
New York, after a thrilling 5 to 2 comeback win over Chicago, moved into first in the National League. Down 5 to 2 in the eighth, New York rallied with three runs, tied the game on Devore and Merkle singles, and Snodgrass’s double plus Doyle’s RBI hit, then Crandall advanced Murray and Devore’s fifth single scored him.
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Chicago
Devore
Merkle
Snodgrass
Doyle
Brown
Myers
Murray
Crandall
Pitcher Orin Young Breaks Throwing Arm
Orin Young a 19 year old left handed pitcher in Kewanee Illinois sustained a broken throwing arm between the elbow and shoulder while pitching in a league game. His team won the contest 6 to 1 as the injury occurred near the end of the game.
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Kewanee
Ill
Orin Young
Church to Hold Fight for Church Funds in Indianapolis
The United Methodist church seeks police approval for two professional boxing bouts next Thursday night to show how a bout is staged and how blows are struck. Permit granted for the two lightweight and two middleweight contests featuring Young Sweeney Stewart Tonnelly Jack Morgan and George Koerner as part of a carnival benefiting church funds.
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Indianapolis
Ted
United Methodist Church
Grounders outlook and fan support for Waterloo team
Manager Boyle visits Clear Lake to scout players as Waterloo trials fade. The Grounders struggle this season with weak attendance and on field misplays, while access to Chamberlain's Lintment offers a quick aid for bruises and muscle soreness.
Three-I notes signings and management questions
Peoria signs Denny Myers a Newark Eastern league pitcher. Danville manager McCarthy signs Frank E Nichola of Chicago West Ends and Chick Frazer ex Cub and Red pitcher. Rock Island manager Gonding weighing return with Islanders as age and offers create uncertainty for next season. The Bible is presented as a product, not a cause of religion.
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Denny Myers
Newark
McCarthy
Danville
Frank E. Nichola
Chicago West Ends
Chick” Frazer
Cub
Cincinnati
Rock Island Union
John Gonding
Islanders
Islander Baseball Tran
Johnny
Gonding
Rock Island
John
Waterloo Man Becomes Editor in Manchester
H C Ashbaugh of Waterloo assumed charges of the Delaware County News in Manchester, succeeding T Bradley who resigned to join the Manchester Press. An old comrade from boyhood, C W Keagy, greeted him at the event, both having attended Epworth seminary nearly fifty years ago.
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Manchester
H. C. Ashbaugh
Waterloo
Delaware County News
T. Bradley
Manchester Press
Ashbaugh
Minneapolis Tribune
C. W. Keagy
Epworth Seminary
Bee Swarm Attacks Glasses of Jelly in West Liberty
In West Liberty Ohio on August 23 a bee swarm attacked two dozen glasses of grape jelly set on a rear porch to cool. Mosquito netting failed to protect the jelly and the swarm remained until all jelly was removed, after which the bees were later hived.
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West Liberty
Louis Kapfer
Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Cure for Ottawa Man
F I Garrity of Ottawa Illinois says years of dyspepsia ended after trying Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets. He reports immediate relief and lasting improvement, praising the product and noting 35¢ 50¢ and 1 dollar box prices with free samples offered by druggists.
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F. I. Garrity
Ottawa
Miller
Merital Tonic Digestive Promises New Life and Strength
A public notice-style message urges readers in the area to try Merital Tonic Digestive to address fatigue weak digestion and low appetite. It claims the tonic supports stomach function, boosts appetite, strengthens organs, and renews vitality, noting Henderson Drug Co as exclusive agents authorized by the American Drug & Press Association directors.
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American Drug & Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
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