Decatu Boosters Humble League Leaders Camp 3 to 4
Rain halted play as Waterloo edged Danville 4 to 3 in six innings. Waterloo grabbed three runs in the sixth to erase a Danville lead, highlighted by Clemens and Wolfe’s timely hits. Hollenbeck and Chapman split mound duty with Waterloo earning the win as Danville’s rally fell short in the late frames.
Distillers Rout Prodigals in Scoreline Shuffle
Scattered notes from a late era baseball roundup highlight Distillers defeating Prodigals with a score noted as 970. The piece mentions Quincy shutting out Dubuque Decatur Rock Island Worcester and Lawrence, while Calgary's pace is praised as potential pennant fuel in the Western Canada league. It cites Riehl in Piqua as a top Ohio State leaguer and cites Major League scouts on Cullop of Knoxville in the Appalachian league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullop
Knoxville
Standings of Clubs and Stolen Bases Report
Stated standings show clubs with 292418 and 8000013943 figures. Players Clones Slattery Kelly Lofton Groh MetGire and Lofton register two base hits. Willis and Lakaff strikeouts tally. base on balls credited to Willis and Lakaff. Umpire Cusack officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ock Tsi
Fonffagah
Clones
Slattery
Kelly
Lofton
Groh
MetGire
Davidson
Willis
Lakaff
Laka
Cusack
What Interests Patrons of Minor Ball Leagues
Wichita has taken over the Weiling ton franchise in the Kansas State league. The Hopkinsville team has a bid in the Kitty Cats and is going strong. The Western league teams have rocked Des Moines in the collar all thrown the key away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Weilington
Hopkinsville
Bis Fead
Des Moines
Results yesterday in major leagues and regional races
Yesterday’s results show the National League and several regional leagues with mixed scores. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 6 1, New York 1, and St Louis defeated Boston 7 to 1 while Cleveland tied Chicago 7, Detroit beat St Louis 7, and New York City edged Philadelphia 2 to 1. The Roanoke club leads the Virginia league along with a tight race between Reading and Trenton in the Tri State, and Rockford versus Green Bay contests for Wisconsin Illinois honors. In other regions, Minneapolis 6 over St Paul, Kansas City tied with Milwaukee 5, Columbus beat Indianapolis, Louisville 9 to 1 over Toledo, Sioux City 1 to 0 over Des Moines, and Denver 7 over Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eetete Depete
Tentadotectete
Seetiats Seedeerssts
Sretbe
L. Pet
Decatur
Danvilleries
Weeee Gk
Peoria
al Dubuque
Epee
Waterino
Sere OD
Davenport
Quincy Ae
Rock Island
Philadelphia TI
Chicago Oa
New York
Aeve Path
St. Lanis Ag
Philadelphia
RH. P.O.A.E.L
Loften
Cl. Eaves Rere
Chicago
Kommers
Orl
Boston
Collins
Cleveland
Schroeder
Washington Raeet
Johnson
Teers
St. Louis
Edeine
An Grok
P.clale
Se. Paul
Wooi
Davidson
Rtafee
jIndianapois
Ce .Clynes
Varees
Western Lessue
Blattery
Denver
Kelly
Parkes
Pueblo
Ottawa
Monmouth
Kewanee Burne
Baseball Scores From Central Association Action
In eleven innings at Omaha St Josephs Omaha 5 over Onwha 5. Pueblo 3 Topeka 3 after nine due to rain. At Galesburg 6 Sur lington 3. Hannibal 9 Muscatine 4. Ottumwa 5 Keokuk 0. Monmouth 3 Keewnee 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
St. Joseph
Pueblo
Topeka
Central Association
Galesburg
Surlington
Hannibal
Muscattine
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Monmouth
Kewsnee
Moran Ears England Gall Champion Lightweight Pugilist
In San Francisco July, Moran defeats Wolgast, earning 12,500 net with 8,105 from bets. Wolgast plans trips to Los Angeles and New York, Moran sails to England, and Harvey plans film work. Future matches hinge on Welsh challenger and side bets totaling 10,000, with promoter options discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Wolgast
Los Angeles
Michigan
Moran
Charlie Harvey
New York
England
Harvey
Packey McFarland
Jones
McFarland
Walsh
McWarland
Wolfast
Wolcast
Uanane
Cleveland
York
Fo Au
Gnana
Ictoria
Ise
Hamadurg-American
West Randolph
Chicago
Penn boy is fast at amateur championships in London
Trex Ramisdell of the University of Pennsylvania dazzled in London at the amateur championships. He sprinted past top European rivals, showcasing his speed and earning praise for a standout performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PENN
Trex” Ramisdell
Tex” Liamsdell
University of Eonsylveania
London
Grounders spark late lead in American league race
Detroit again moved into an early lead in the American league race, while Decatur took the Three I league from Rock Island. The Boosters slipped toward fifth as Waterloo could tumble, and rumors floated that Fountain of Peoria may fetch $5,000 for a ball player. Jimmy Long showed peak baserunning speed Tuesday as a rain delay paused play for 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters
Davenport
Quincey
Waterloo
Decatur
Rock Island
Fountain of Peoria
Barn and contents burned at Nashua
Nashua July 6 A large barn on the Kitchen and Harter farm seven miles southwest of Nashua was struck by lightning and burned at about 130 yesterday afternoon. The barn housed twenty tons of new hay grain and a hay, built last fall at a cost of about 1700 with 900 insurance carried. Loss on hay and grain was insured. Dell Peeler tenants had a half interest in the contents. A gale during the storm threatened the house and other buildings but the wind veered and fire was confined to the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Harter Farm
Dell Peeler
Electric aging of whisky promised at rapid rate
Chicago July 6 Whisky aging by electricity claims to yield one year per hour under a new process announced by A J Lyon former Wilmette high school principal, professor Lyon and electrical expert M Oleson forming Electro Spirits Aging Co They say ten hour old whisky will surpass ten year old product and cost far less for a Milwaukee distillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. J. Lyon
Wilmette High School
Lyon
M. ©. Oleson
Electro Spirits Aging Company
Milwaukee
Ten Year Old Bourbon Replaced By Ten Hour Old Bottlings
A commentator envisions a near future where wine cellars and warehouses give way to chemical laboratories. The note quips that the silane Ten Year Old Bourbon, priced at 15 cents a drink, will be superseded by Ten Hour Old Bourbon at a lower price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Laboratories
Heavy Rain Deluges Chickasaw County Towns
Nashua Iowa July 6 section records one of the season's heaviest rains. Ground soaked to several inches, promising corn and aiding potato crops. First meaningful rain since late May. some wind blew oats down. Farmers began cutting early oats to take advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Grand Jury declines to indict girl who killed vendor
Jackson Miss July 6. Hinds county grand jury refuses to indict Claudia Battle age 16 who killed Joseph Mulkey here weeks ago. Jury raises a purse of 25 to send the girl home to Georgia alleging she was victim of white slave traffic and Mulkey blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Claudia Battle
Joseph Mulkey
Hinds County
Grand Jury
Georgia
Mulkey
Paris Women Dress Mad Says New York Clerk
New York report quotes Charles C Kurman a New York milliner returning home on July 6 noting Paris women are dress mad with fierce competition to wear the newest gowns and be first. The item reflects fashion obsessions fueling salon trends and foreign influence on American taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Charles C. Kurman
TIZ For Sore Feet Remedy Ad Offers Quick Relief
An ad promotes TIZ as a unique foot remedy that cleanses pores and relieves sore feet quickly. It claims instant relief after first use and full improvement after a week. Available at drugstores for 35 cents or from Walter Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Paris Fashion Fringe Craze Sweeps the Elite
Parisian women deemed smart by the high society set indulge in extravagant gowns. They change outfits up to ten times daily, with typical gowns costing about 250 dollars. If worn once a week, sixty gowns would be needed for a single season, plus a craze for fringes on dresses, hats, handbags, and parasols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Humble
Duffy
Danville
Quincy
Danvilles
Molienbeck
Chapman
Hollenbeck
Fisher
Clemens
Coombs
Long
Sullivan
Nagle
Crane
Hollendbeck
Wilkes
Coonths
Staley
Hilden Brand
Leones
Ingalls
Harry
Siner
Wagle
Clemenge
Hope
Wolfe
Caanmhs
Boomers
Fremer
Collings
Connie
Wiles
Hildebrand
Ball
Liner
Rf Fremer
Jeiemens
jStaley
Bal
Daly
Dubuque
Ers
Worcester
Lawreace
Muslin
Calgary
Piqua
Riehl
Northampton
J Holyoke
Frank Arellanes
Boston Red Sox
Sacramento
Hickory
Joe Willis
McGraw
Cubs
Grandfather
Jake Beckley
Jake
Eagle Bye
Hannibal Central Association
Akers
Kah
Spencer
Hy Akers
Empires
Prendarsas
Feasberg
Godwin
I. A
Coleman
Tick
Finke
P.O.A
Fountain
Smith
Biz
Jacobs
Myers
Stis
Tammien
Connolly
Guthrie
Fincy
Quiner
Manausch
Quincr
Ale. Hartman
If. Po
F. Donahue
Kahl
Menia
W. Donahue
Kerwin
Rf. Hill
For
Kreitz
YALE
Harvard
American League
Bostin
Washington
Bastin
St Lewis
Roanoke
Norfolk
Reading
Trenton
Rockford
Green Bay
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Whansags City & Milwaukee
Columbus
Cnlumbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Sioux City
Dee Moines
Lioux City
Denvey
tLincoln
Moran Ears England Gall
Victor
Pane
Uae
Detroit
Jimmy Long
Chickasaw CO
Cheselrough Mfg. Ca
Wassiina" Product
Iowa
Peake Bank
Petersen Bros
A. O. Woodruff Co
Weat Fourth Street
Consolidated Service Phone
Night
Byvank Transfer CO
Grussing
Ashers
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Anc