Wabash Beaten as Hoosiers Rally for State Title Bid
In Indianapolis on a breezy afternoon, Wabash College faced Indiana University, with Tate Cromley steering the visitors and Rubush shining for Wabash. Despite five innings of sharp pitching and strong defense by the col legians, the Hoosiers exploded for six runs in the sixth, aided by errors and timely hitting. Rubush, though allowing seven hits, battled through five, but the late burst left Wabash trailing as Indianapolis crowd watched a 8-0 finish.
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Tate Cromley
Wabash College
Rubush
Ruvosh
Mh-Rah
Balla
Aly
Bia
Collage Boya
Mia
Carr
College Boye
Knights of Washington Park
Wabash
Ballad
Hoosiers
Bower
Howley
Cicatte
Bruce
Miller
Cicette
Idaie
Holland
Boulton
Lentzop
Farrell
Thoney
Cicente
Aingle
Diddle
Indianapolis
Hewer
Jeotie
Colin
Sommera
Mevery
Sheperd
Ives
Chatte
Rabush
Wabash College Lumnas
Jober Tata Cromley
Wa‘college
Cromley
Ianapolis
Steve Fe
Ob Joosh
Baseball Batters and Batteries Across Major League Matchups
The record lists numerous baseball games across cities including New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn Dayton Toledo Columbus and Boston with batter and battery pairings like Ames Bresnahan Lisa Donovan Overall Sentel Kling McIntyre Bergen Needham Burnhard Rhoades Bue low Simonds Kingellt Suthoft Abbott Payne Smith Robertaille Berger Ry an and Graham Winto seen in match summaries and lineups.
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New York
Rhe New York
Philadelphia
Ames
Bresnahan
Lisa
Donovan
Cincinnati
Et Cincinnat
Chicago
Batterjee
Taylor and Grady
Willis
Gibaon
Brooklyn
Rae
Poonry
Otodoconrd Borton
MeIntyra Und Bergen
Youre
Needham
Dayton
Cleveland
Bernhard
Rhoades
Buelow
Dugcan
Wise
Simonds
Toledo
Kingellt
Suthoft
Abbott
Killian
Eubanks
Payne
Smith
Columbus
Injuries Rare in Baseball Despite Heavy Play
The article notes few serious injuries in baseball given vast participation and lengthy games. It cites about 300 players in two leagues for 170 days yearly, plus roughly 1,000,000 regular players April through October. It highlights common minor injuries and references blood poisoning risks from leg wounds and stock- driven injuries.
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Wang
United States
Cancy
Newmen Purchase Two Players From St Louis Nationals Hoosiers Add 3 Outfielders
Manager Wat c king’s visit to St Louis led to signing outfielder Dunleavy and infielder Burns from the St Louis Nationals for Indianapolis. Dunleavy hit .241 last season and Burns has played multiple infield positions. New third baseman William Rattix arrives from Columbus, while a pitcher From and others report as workouts begin.
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Watc King
St. Louis
Dunleavy
Johnny Burns
St. Louis Nationale
Am Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Thoney
Roth‘geb
Mgnt
St. Louis Nationals
Burns
Everett
Wash
Armour
Dayton
Toledo
Detroit
William Rafius
Columbus
Rattix
Oswebo
N. Y
Senators
Watkins
Dougherty Knocks Out Furey in Riverside Bout
Special to the Sun. In Peoria Illinois on April 1 3 Jack Dougherty of Milwaukee knocked out Barney Furey of Cincinnati in the third round of a ten round scheduled battle at Riverside Athletic club. Furey showed little in return after the first round and was overwhelmed by the Milwa ukeean who landed a left jab and vicious right to drop the Cincinnati fighter through the ropes into a prolonged dream land.
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Furey
Peoria
Riverside Athletic Club
Jack Dougherty
Milwaukee
Barney Furey
Cincinnati
Dreamland
Gotch Dominates Murbarger In Tomlinson Hall Exhibition
Wrestling champion Frank Gotch defeated local middleweight Sam Murbarger in 25 minutes at Tomlinson Hall, showcasing holds and leg work. Referee Joe Glersdottar oversaw a strong display while Max Luttbex assisted. Prindle defeated Fingelstein in the preliminary after 30 minutes.
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Murbarger
Gotch
Frank Gotch
Sam Murbarger
Tomlinson Hall
Tomlingen Hall
Joe Glersdottar
Max Luttbex
Cincinnati
Murburger
Eroteh
Prindle
Fingelstein
Aftr
Schaefer Beats Cutler in World Billiards Final
Chicago’s Jacob Schaefer defeats Albert G. Cutler of Boston 0 to 30 in the seventh game of the world billiards championship, finishing in 16 innings with a 3.4-16 bit average. Schaefer leads early and is favored to place highly in the international contest as experts expect top finish. In another match, George Shannon ov Morningstar finishes 888 to 500 in a slow game of the same tournament.
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New York
Jacob Schaefer
Chicago
Albert G. Cutler
Boston
Cutler
Schaefer
BO. Averause
George Slannon
Ora. Morningstar
Big League Clubs Boycotted By Southern Leagues
In Columbia, April 13, indications show a combine forming among the Southern and South Atlantic Leagues to boycott major clubs next spring or rent ballparks as training grounds. Memphis and New Orleans set boycotts against the New York Giants and others amid manager tensions. Atlanta plans to wait until spring to decide on challenges at Cleveland grounds, while others discuss three year leases and limited Brooklyn workouts.
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Sun
Columbia
D. C
Memphis
New York
Atlanta
Lajoie
Donavan
Buffalo Opens Series in Eastern League Play
Buffalo under George Stallings starts a two game series against the Mooslers on Friday. Bob Wood backs Buffalo as catcher with Watkins managing and Kelhim and Fisher in the pitching rotation. The team aims for the pennant in the Eastern league.
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Buffalo
George Stallings
Bob Wood
Hoosier Gatcher
Bufsle
Manger Watkins
Kelhim
Fisher
Hart in Training for Eastern Fights Preps at Farm
Louisville April 13 Special to the site Btarvin Fart trains at a farm near Lautaville on the Bardatown road preparing for fights in the east with Guy Ruhlin and George Gardner. He works with William Schiller, Hart's first ring opponent, before heading to French Lick Springs for two or three weeks with Tommy.
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Hart
Louisville
Btarvin Fart
Guy Ruhlin
George Gardner
Bla Farm
Lautaville
Bardatown Road
William Schiller
Moan
French Lick Springs
Tommy
College men join Hoosiers in professional baseball rise
A Washington Park feature emphasizes college players joining the Hoosiers. Rothgeb, an Illinois alumnus and former football and baseball captain, strengthens the team alongside Cromley of Georgetown Fisher from Wabash and Brinker from Washington. The piece argues college training sharpens baseball skill and thinking, with managers like Watkins praising educated players and noting broad college representation across leagues.
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F. J. Kelly
Hoosiers
Tre Goya
Rothgeb
University of Minois
Redden
Michigan University
Tats Cromley
Georgetown
Johnny Fisher
Wabash College
Brinker
University of Washington
Bruce
Collegians
Collee
Mathewson
Giants
Reulbach
Lunderen
Cubs
Watkins
Hall
Diverse Race Results From Multiple Tracks and Events
Race results across Washington New Orleans Nashville and San Francisco include various meet outcomes with horses like Orphan Lad Yorkshire Lad and Bonaventura, plus notable boxing mentions of Tot Sloan and other athletes. Times, positions, and betting odds populate the scattered records across six venues and multiple disciplines.
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Pater
Bohemis
Orphan Lad
Ailler
Black Knight
Ettle Landon
Lackey
iDaniel
Tinkle
Waddell
Yama Christy
J. Kelly
Ly Ferrus
Harve
Taylor
Firth
Latowanne
Knappig
Adonn
Yorkshire Lad
Frieshon
Martin
Merling
New Orleans
Charles
L. Jones
Aubuchan
Invincible
Ken+ ton
Wirth
Nelling
Pride of Woodstock
Aubuchon
Bixth
Jones
Rhyl
Plan- Wis
Nashville
Mazzle Toy
CW. Atlan
Larone
Ocanya
Tite
Russell Sage
W. Henry
Dr. Nowlin
Channey
Ewintt
Daly
Fortunate
Rommand
Magic
St. Noel
B. Firth
Furlinge
Zal
Nicol
Dengree
Siath
Adere
Giants Batters Powerful Yet Uncertain In Hitting
A veteran pitcher notes Giants batters are capable of slugging but warns no single player is a sure hit. Meanwhile amateur boxers who traveled from the east to San Francisco for the national championship complain about their treatment.
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Rubens
Giants
San Francisco
Itok
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