Danville Falls To Prods In Double Loss At Rock Island
Report of two games at Rock Island shows Danville losing both to Prods under protest. Key moments include Sullivan error and Hall stealing home, with line scores listing players like Godwin, Bromwich, Leary, and Coombs. Umpire Guthrie's decisions triggered disputes in the first game as errors and runs swung between sides.
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Danville
Sig Sullivan
Hall
Dan J. Godwin
Sullivan
Ny Fisher
John Kavier
Zoo Fe
And
Leary
Godwin
Caleman
Chneseseere Smith
Neree Ee
Davenport
Chapman
Gall
Waylor
Bromwich
Toomis
Smith
Halls
Lanomis
Guthrie
Peoria Triumphs In Ninth In Waterlon Series
In a pitchers duel, Connie Walsh allowed eight hits and seven runs while Paul Stowers and Myers sparked Peoria with timely hits. Myers homered to right in the ninth as Peoria tied the series, forcing a postponed doubleheader to conclude the event. Walsh and Copprositi faced heavy support as both teams battled through late-inning drama.
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Peoria
Myers
Connie Walsh
Blowopr Copprositi
Georgia Peach
Tawa
Sil
Flamer
Walsh
Clemens
Firemen Defeated by Brakemen 7 to 6 in Friendly Contest
Illinois Central firemen and brake men played a close nine inning game on the prairie grounds yesterday afternoon. The brakemen won 7 to 6, extending their winning streak to four straight. Special praise goes to Engineer Jack Horsley for a nine inning masterful pitching performance and to the Wing boys for superb play.
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Illinois Central Firemen
Prairie Grounds
Jack Horsley
Dubuque and Decatur Split in Twin Bill
Dubuque won the first game 10 to 4 as Fosberg faltered late and Decatur captured the second 4 to 1. The Dubuque lineup featured Paddock at third, Daringer in right, Beatty at first, Melchair center, Kreitz at catcher, and Fosberg pitching the opener. Decatur countered with Lofton, Collins, Smith, Johnson, Groh, Bell, and McGuire, Schroeder pitching the second. Grounders, base on balls, and stolen bases cited, with Umpire Colgate. Nearby notes mention Rock Island and Quincy game tensions and local summaries.
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Dubuque
Decatur
Schroeder
Fosberg
Paddock
Kennedy
Daringer
H. Daringer
Beatty
Melchair
Plass
Kreitz
Fesberg
Notdaie
Brakenen
Courier
Lofton
Collins
Smith
Johnson
Groh
Bell
McGuire
Duduque
Keil
Melchatt
Hatls
Colgate
Red Faber Sent Home for Needed Rest
Red Faber, who joined the Millers at Columbus in mid May, was sent home by Joe Cantillon last night due to poor condition. The young pitcher showed initial promise in yesterday’s game against the Senators but left after two innings with only one hit allowed and no runs scored.
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Mintegoniis
Sane
Piteller Faeber
Millers
Columbus
Joe Cantillan
Red
Faber
Dubuque
Senators
Waddell
Hint
Man talks to himself stirs town's curiosity
A Philadelphia Telegraph note claims a man who talks to himself draws attention and ridicule, while one who sings or whistles draws little notice, prompting speculation about his sanity and whether a tenancy commission would assess him.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Tenacy
Brakemen Top Wing Hoys In Tight 7 6 Victory
Forbes excelled in right field with several tough catches while Highland Sandford Miller and Smith led the batting for the Brakemen. Bill Tearny, ex Chicago Red Sox, hit two home runs and a triple as the Brakemen edged Wing Hoys 7 to 6. A mock challenge from the LC Brakemen to local printers followed, inviting a friendly Sunday game with no grapples.
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Forbes
Highland
Sandford
Miller
Smith
Bill Tearny
Chicago Red Sox
Evening Courier
LC. Brakemen Baseball Club
They Say the Bass Fishing Will Improve
A brief note asserts bass fishing prospects will improve, signaling hoped gains for anglers. No specific dates or locations are given.
Bass News and League Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday’s results include Armorican League action with New York-New York 4 Detroit 3 and Pittsburg 4 Boston. In American Association the bass fishery notes depth spawning shifts and promising catches at Pelican Lake and Farwell Lake. Other league scores span Philadelphia 2 Chicago 1 Washington 13 St Louis and Boston 3 Cleveland 1. Western and Central leagues report varied games including Minneapolis 4 Indianapolis and Lincoln 12 Des Moines.
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Minninapolis
Pittsburg
Boston
Sear Mattsan
Isnerting
Minnetonka
Tonka
Pelican Lake
Farwell Lake
Lincoln Prairie
Baas
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Lovin
Cleveland
American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Kan Wan City
Milwaukee -Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolia
Indianapolia Minneanolig
Lincoln
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Des Moines
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Decatur
National League
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Philadel
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Denver Meses
Pueblo
St. Joseph
AOD Sioux Cite
Topeka
Omaha
Main Central Association
Ww. i. Pet
Galesburg
Oben
Ottumwa
Burlington Ae
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Keokuk
Fortunate Leader Earns Envy of His Party
A sentence notes that with a couple dozen live ones he is seen as fortunate and the envied figure within his party, highlighting his perceived influence and standing among colleagues.
Baseball notes from a curious 1910s club exchange
President Cline of Clinton club lands pitcher Humey from Blooming ton in a deal that also involved Van Y later linked to Pekin and Rock Island. Phillies' Alexander leads NL pitchers with ten wins. Washington and Athletics lopsided base hits, Cobb and Jackson among sluggers. Chance and Clarke hitting over .236 and .350 respectively as Johnson threads four wins amid illness. Phillies 416 base hits, Giants 373, Pirates 398, Cubs 288. Bugs Raymond excels for Giants while Mathewson leads NL pitchers with eight wins.
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Cline
Clinton Club
Humey
Bloomington
Tim
Rock Island
van Y
Pekin
Clinton
Humes
Cilne
Phillies
Giants
Pirates
Cubs
Scandal in Boston Over Chicago Trade Rumors
Boston fans condemn a deal where the Chicago Nationals traded four players to Boston amid alleged money considerations. Indignation spreads as supporters call for an investigation, arguing the arrangement favors Chicago stars and harms Boston’s prospects.
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Boston
Chicago Nationals
Chicago
Central Ass'n Umpires Seek Damages After Fight
Umpire Lee, knocked out in a Muscatine melee Monday when catcher Hart assaulted him, announced yesterday in Burlington that he would sue for damages. The incident drew attention to ongoing conflicts in the Central Ass'n and may prompt legal action by the umpiring crew.
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Burlington
Lee
Muscatine Monday
Hart
Libel suit targets Muscatine club leader over drunken telegraph claim
The Muscatine club faces a libel action alleging President Lawrences telegraphed remarks accusing a President Justice of drunkenness. Lee denies ever drinking liquor. Justice has issued a warning that future assaults will bring a 50 fine and long suspension.
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Lawrence
Muscatine Club
Justice
Lee
Chance Chance May Not Don Glove Again
Chicago June 15 Manager Frank Chance of the Cubs has beaned exactly twenty times since turning pro and may not return to the field for weeks or ever wear a glove again. He refuses to admit defeat yet says he is not himself and the head injury has damaged him so that heat makes him feel queer.
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Chicago
Frank Chance
Cubs
Chance
Interior Department
Real estate transfers and a hospital update
Real estate transfers list several Waterloo parcels with buyers and prices including C Anderson to Mary Ford, H Lichty to Paulsen, Kies to Hoppe, Galloway-Gibson Co to Hanson, Wahl to McLain. James Heard of Clarksville was hospitalized for intestinal trouble and underwent an operation today with indications of success. Also noted is a claim about Tintoretto's Paradise as the largest picture in the world at the Doge Palace in Venice.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
C. Anderson
Mary Ford
H. B. Lichty
P. H. Paulsen
Beauchaine
Waterloo
Hillside
Peter Kies
C. I. Hoppe
The
Galloway-Gibson Investment .Co
Hick Hanson
Prospect Hills
Joseph Wahl
Cordelia D. McLain
James Heard
Clarksville
Pine Street Hospital
Tintoretto
Venice
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Bugs” Raymond
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