Indiana Hoosiers Battle Cincinnati In Rain Delayed Tie
The Indiana Hoosiers and Cincinnati Redlegs battled to a rain halted tie after a late seventh inning. Dobbs hit a three-base shot for Cincinnati while Bey and Shannon supplied key RBIs for Indiana as Guese and Hahn pitched for the visitors and Alloway held Cincinnati scoreless for the final frames.
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Flynn
Fox
Berte
Irwin
Alloway
Dobbs
Thegriever
Hoggie
Bergen
Bey
Shannon
Cincinnati
Corcoran
Phillips
Beckley
Harley
Mr. Fox
Sailor
Heyden
Magoon
Moosters
Indianapolis
AB. R. H. OQ
A. E. Hog
Cesssesess Geeck
BEG CB
Speade Fecal
Guese
Cincinnati Dobbs
Hahn
Eel
O Bergsen
di Phillips
PD .S.-E-Seee
Eeeseeeee
Hogriever
Amateur Field Plays Central Role in Championship Race
A large field about two miles east on Washington Street hosts around steen games each Sunday. The venue is big enough to hold four diamonds and is active with three or four games on a typical Sunday. It plays a key part in the amateur championship race.
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Washington St
Albert Rabe Leads Imperial Baseball Team to Greenfield Practice
Albert Rabe serves as captain of the Imperial baseball squad. The team has traveled to Greenfield for a week of intensive practice and conditioning.
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Imperial
Greenfield
Louisville's Line-Up
Walter Wilmot's Louisville team lists pitchers Sam McMahon Charles Check Oscar Brandelin John Hickey with catchers John Yalusky F L Blanford first base Jack Grim second base Jack Burns shortstop George Germany Smith third base Pat O'Brien left field Claude McFarland center field George Nicol right field Walter Wilmot outfielder Eugene Ball.
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Walter Wilmot
Louisville
Sam McMahon
Charles Check
Oscar Brandelin
John Hickey
John Yalusky
F. L. Blanford
Jack Grim
Jack Burns
George “Germany” Smith
Pat O’brien
Claude McFarland
George Nicol
Eugene Ball
Jessup Leaves for Fort Wayne Ends Team Prep
The team announces Jessup’s departure to Fort Wayne as part of final preparations. Byers is slated as a stronger hitter, with Watkins restructuring the lineup. Hogriever shines in right field while Young Boy excels in the field and on the base paths.
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Jessup
Fort Wayne
Byers
Watkins
Hogriever
Bey
Shannon
Kelly
Heyden
Flynn
Fox
Berte
Alloway
Barnes
Summel
Guese
Sutthoff
Western association flag race outlook from the Hoosiers
The Western association title chase is seen as a two team affair with Dayton likely leader. Indiana powered past Buffalo and St. Louis while Cincinnati remained in the race, but the field appears to center on Dayton as the sole serious challenger.
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Dayton
Buffalo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ball Tips and Signings Ahead of Spring Baseball at Newby Oval
M T H S and Rose Polytechnic set a double header at Newby Oval on April 20 with mixed results past and future plans. Pink Hawley signs with Milwaukee as Brooklyn beats Norfolk 8 0 and Cornell tops Georgia Tech 13 5.
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Rose Polytechnic
Newby Oval
Pink” Hawley
Milwaukee
McCoy’s Charisma and Political Aptitude Highlighted
The passage portrays McCoy as suave and personable with strong magnetism and social ease. It argues his mental traits suit politics and notes boxing glamour might have drawn him elsewhere, implying manual labor was unlikely for him.
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McCoy
Indiana
Indiana sportsmen issue pamphlet on game and fish laws
The Indiana division of the League of American Sportsmen released a pamphlet outlining game and fish laws. Golf season is opened in England as Harry Vardon plays clean rounds against James Braid. Kid McCoy promises a title bout with Sharkey winner to take all.
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Indiana
League of American Sportsmen
England
Harry Vardon
James Braid
Kid McCoy
Sharkey
Denver Fight: Corbett Knocks Out Santry in Two Rounds
In Denver on Friday night Young Corbett knocked out Eddie Santry in the second round with a single jaw jolting punch. He then challenged McGovern in the ring and was told by Manager Harris he would be accommodated upon the champion’s return from the Pacific coast. McGovern, stopping in Denver en route to San Francisco, vowed to hold the title for 206 years longer and to fight more than ever.
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Col
Young Corbett
Eddie Santry
Chicago
Corbett
McGovern
Harris
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Newby Oval to Open May 1 for Racer Practice
Newby Oval will open May 1 for racers practice with the first race of the season set for Decoration Day evening. Promoters expect great things in cycle racing this year at the venue.
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Newby Oval
Marion in Fine Fettle for American Association Season
Marion Indiana reports eight players arrived for the Marion American association team. Pat Wright, veteran manager of New Castle pennant teams, will manage and play first base. The new park is rushing toward completion with improvements underway.
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Marion
Ind
Marion American Association
Pat Wright
New Castle
Death of Kate Washington in her cottage
Kate Washington a 63 year old colored cook at City hospital died alone in her 743 Locke street cottage after nine weeks of erysipelas. Neighbor Minerva Jones found her Saturday morning about 7 o clock, noting arms raised in a heart trouble pose, body cold, death likely around 5 am. She lived alone and had a sister Celia Moore at 755 West New York Street.
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Kate Washington
City Hospital
Locke St
Minerva Jones
Sizing Up M McCoy a Louisville Expert Makes a Great Man
A Louisville chirographosophic scholar analyzes Kid McCoy, noting his rise from Indiana boxing roots to fame. The Indianapolis scrapper attracts attention in the arena as the expert examines his autograph and character.
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Indiana Bar Association
Norman Selby
Kid’ McCoy
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kidlet
City Life and Local Projects Highlighted on Grant Birthday
On Gen Grant's birthday April 27 Senator Fairbanks will address the Americas club of Pittsburg and Senator Beveridge will speak to the Iowa Republican club in Des Moines. The Board of Works has awarded remodeling bids for engine houses with totals listed for Headquarters, No 2 and No 15 while No 6 was rejected for insufficient funds. The Farmers Loan and Trust Company sued Seymour Water Works and Merrill Moores in federal court for 2500 water rentals. Nannie S Cottrell 73 Indiana pioneer died Friday at her home 622 E New York St born at the Denison hotel site daughter of Samuel Goldsberry a classmate of Gen Lew Wallace Funeral Sunday afternoon by Rev H Co Meserve of Plymouth Church.
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Fairbanks
Americas Club
Pittsburg
Beveridge
Iowa Republican Club
Des Moines
Board of Works
T. J. Morse & Son
von Spreckelson & Smith
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
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Seymour Water Works Company
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Indianapolis
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Remarkable Success of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
A new internal remedy, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, is promoted as a radical cure for catarrh affecting nasal passages and other mucous membranes. Dr. Ainslee endorses the treatment, claiming superior relief for head and throat with safe use for children, sold nationwide by druggists.
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Stuart
Ainslee
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