Patton Failed In First Game For Rock Island Roosters
Rock Island, June 6. Harry Patton started for the Roosters but proved unable to stop Gonding’s hitters, yielding eleven hits and two errors plus two wild pitches. Sakaf limited the visitors to six hits, receiving strong support. Waterloo’s lone run came on two Gonding errors. Slattery doubled in the fourth, and Wooley scored on a wild pitch after Davidson’s hit. Gonding and Lakaff contributed key plays as Rock Island defeated Waterloo 6 to 1, with Patton charged for most runs. Umpire Cusark listed.
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Davidson
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Vogel
Snyder
Kelly
Lakoff
Wooley
Long
Collins
Fremer
Kremer
Clemens
Crane
Wilkes
Nagle
Harrington
Tases
Clynes
Lakart
Cusark
Baseball Rumors And Moves In Early League Gossip
Umpire James Bannon becomes manager of Haverhill while Joe Wood shines for Boston. After a 24 of 27 run, Champion Athletes drop two to Red Sox. Nap Rucker beats Cincinnati thrice this season. Turner of the Naps is sidelined nursing a back issue. Honus Wagner at first base confounds infielders. Boston Nationals back Fred Tennes, with Johnny King eyed for Rustlers. Navin open to selling Detroit franchise over poor attendance. Chance may retire. Tinker tipped as Cubs next manager. Harvard and Yale baseball ties favor Yale 59 to Harvard 48 in 118 games. McGraw warns on fines for Raymond. further penalties loom for Werth. French champions Moreau, Carpenter, Eustache, and De Poncheau may visit America. Comiskey buys Delhi of Los Angeles. Cincinnati’s new shortstop impresses.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games featured New York beating Boston 10 to 4 and Cincinnati over Chicago 5 to 4. Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 4 to 1, while St Louis beat Pittsburgh 8 to 6. American League results include Detroit 6 over St. Louis 3 and Philadelphia 7 over Washington 3. Other noted scores show Cleveland 7 over Chicago 3 and Boston defeating New York 3 to 2. Minor leagues report Indianapolis 5 over St Paul 4, Columbus 11 over Minneapolis 1, Toledo 3 over Milwaukee 2, and Louisville 5 over Kansas City 0. Western League games list Sioux City over Des Moines 2 to 1, St Joseph 5, Lincoln 0 over Denver 6, and Topeka 5 over Puebla 2. Central Association results include Keokuk and Hannibal tied 2, Kewanee 4 over Galesburg, Monmouth 3 over Burlington 2, and Muscatine 3 over Ottumwa conundrum.
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Ottumwa Et Pllls
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Danville Keeps Coming Upward
Davenport hosted Dubuque Quincy again downs Peoria in a regional basketball showpiece as Danville maintains a rising arc.
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Peoria
Dave Rowan Not Drawing Salary from Peoria Club
Peoria notes claim manager distrust and a per diem payment to Dave Rowan from Peoria's Distillers club. The Bloomington Pantagraph reports Rowan denies salary, cites suspension for leaving the team for St. Louis Browns, and seeks a move to an Eastern league club.
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Bloomington
Pantagraph
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Hedges
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Lightning destroys barn near Nashua in storm
A large barn on the Frank Sheldon farm eight miles east of Nashua was struck by lightning and burned to the ground during an electrical storm. A horse, a wagon, grain and hay were also burned. The loss is about $1,000, partly insured. The barn was newly built last summer.
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Nashua
Frank Sheldon
Court throws out Sunday ball case in Logansport
Logansport Indiana June 30 Judge Gifford dismissed Rev F C Richards complaint against Charles Sellers manager of Logansport in the Northern Indiana league alleging a Sunday baseball game near his church violated the Sabbath law. Testimony from three witnesses said the exhibition was not a real baseball game.
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Ind
Charles Sellers
Gifford
F.C
Grounders on the Three- League Race and Player Moves
The column notes Danville Decatur Dubuque and Davenport leading the Three- league standings with Peoria and Waterloo in flux. It mentions Trotter’s move to Waterloo and a protested Quincy game, Gonding’s impact for Davenport, Chapman's sale to Toledo, Kling’s hot hitting with the Boston Doves, and the team’s homecoming next Monday with hopes for improved pitching and results.
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Decatur
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Davenport
Peoria
Trotter
Waterloo
Quincy
Southpaw Otis to Join Prodigals in Three Cornered Deal
Davenport notes that Otis, a left handed pitcher from Toledo now with Albany, may join the Prodigals this week as part of a three way arrangement freeing infielder Chapman to the Cleveland Americans. Otis, once with Columbus, Ga., reportedly cost Toledo 41000 and could arrive by Saturday. Chapman’s check from Cleveland was received and deposited. Otis may come alongside James, with Chapman to be delivered at season's end.
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Albany
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Chapman
Cleveland - Americans
Jamey
Toledo
Columbus, Ga
Cleveland Baseball Club
Armour
Cleveland
James
Chappie
Ciub
Moran and Wolgast Ready for Battle
In San Francisco on June 30 Moran’s manager Charles Harvey eased training to prevent overwork before the July 4 title bout with Ad Wolgast. Hogan says Wolgast is the strongest foe Moran will face, while Moran remains confident and plans to stay light until fight time.
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Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran
Charles Harvey
Moran
Hogan
Wolgast
Cedar Valley Races Feature Driverless Finish in 2:24 Pace
Mason City Ia June 30 Interference by Regal Parote at the first quarter of the last heat of the 2 24 pace threw McGivern aboard Dit Pickle to the ground and the horse finished fifth without a driver in the feature. Moore Tell won the heat in three straight with Regal Parole moving to third and second money with Lady Lenton. Dukes Mixture captured the 2:20 trot. Best time 2 19 1 4.
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Rutherford
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W T McGuire son connected with Illinois Central as assistant division storekeeper will leave tonight for McComb City Mississippi to take a similar post. RK FE Downing to succeed him Saturday. Various workers travel for fishing trips and visits to Dubuque Independence and Freeport. A North End fishing trip to Waseka Minnesota planned. July 4 plans include Hardy Iowa trip.
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Adolph Feisner
Oldest book agent claims 100th birthday soon
Montclair New Jersey June 30 George Clinton Paine of Elmira New Jersey intends to reach the century mark next month and canvasses for book subscriptions. He says he sold 1006 fiction books in the last two months and notes he cast his first vote for Andrew Jackson. He mentions a 72 year old son and a family link to Governor Clinton who left 400 acres for naming him.
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N. J
George Clinton Paine
Elmira
Paine
Andrew [ Jackson
Immigrant Wife Seeks Funds For Children's Passage
Mrs Schiff and her husband, recent immigrants, planned to save for their children. After the husband lost his job a month ago, she sought money from a blood transfusion scheme. The donor woman died despite the operation, denying funds for the Schiff children.
Maiden Found In Deserted Hut Near Council Bluffs
Fifteen year old Grace Rothwell was found in a deserted log cabin near Council Bluffs with farm hand Harold Gannett, who fled when her parents moved to recover her. Abduction and kidnapping charges filed. she is hospitalized in a nightgown and overalls after being removed from the hut. Gannett, a discharged soldier, is evading arrest as authorities pursue him.
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Miss Rothwell
One medicine for every family Chamberlains remedy
An advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand especially in summer. It emphasizes its usefulness and affordability at a price of a quarter, asking readers if they can afford to be without it and noting local dealers carry it.
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Chamberlain
Woman Dies After Blood Sacrifice Fall From Fire Escape
New York on June 30 Mrs Ida Schiff who donated blood to aid a dying woman and raise funds to bring her five children from Russia died after fainting on a fire escape balcony and plunging eighty feet to the street. The tragedy ended her effort to save the others.
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Ida Schiff
Russia
Court
Meritol Chocolate Gran decries stomach and liver disorders
An advert promotes Meritol Chocolate Gran as a cure for stomach and liver issues blaming liver strain for poor digestion. Henderson Dru Co, exclusive agents, markets the product as improving health and appearance amid readers feeling discouraged.
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Henderson Dru, Co
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