Hoosiers Fall to Brewers in Opener, 6 4
Indianapolis opened with a 6 to 4 defeat as Milwaukee rallyed in the third and sixth innings. Roth and O’Neill sparked the Brewers with timely hits while Starkells and Daugherty limited the Hoosiers’ rallies. Thoney's bunt threat in the ninth offered a potential tying chance, but a failed squeeze and rough weather limited scoring chances.
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Indianapolis
Joe Cantillon
Brewers
Tropslers
Anfe
Roth
Indians
Corrad
Thoney
Hallman
Bateman
Uird
Dickey
Daugherty
McCormick
Rassing
Bowander
O'Neill
Starkells
Hevile
Milwaukee
Mintie Robinson
Hoosiers
Schwartz
Osteen
Beville
Starkelts
Swander
McCreery
Carr
Robinson
McChesney
H. GO
Ita McCreery
K&an
Zu Dickey
Thoth
Blarkeild
Blwaukee
Trolinson
Boo o'Nefi
A. Ey McChestey
Keen
Themphitt
McCormick, Clarke
Starkella
Daugehtry
Starkell
Stoth
Robinosa
Hemphill
Vampire—Hart
Thme
Naps Lose Hard Fought Game as Earl Moore Battled
Earl Moore pitched bravely for the Naps in a tough Washington defeat. Case Patton outpitched him, while a supportive fan from the stands told Earl he was still the team’s best. Ad Joss recalled a wild minor league road game with a four-cornered ball and a stern umpire.
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Earl Moore
Naps
Washington
Earl
Moore
Case Patton
Men In Blue
Addie Joss
Ad Joss
Jess
Bill Bernhard Recalls Notable Early Career Critique
In a reminiscence from Canajoharie-Hart Springs Cocozratown league, Bill Bernhard recalls a recent college recruit delivering the most artistic criticism he had received. The young reporter described a close game featuring Deg, praising Bernhard’s pitching yet urging a refinement of focus on base aggression.
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Bill Bernhard
Bil Bernhard
Bernhard
Rod and Gun Grizallee Best Game in World
The text extols Grizallee as the ultimate game, noting their savage fighters and constant danger to hunters. It argues the hunter’s life is at peril without a steady nerve and a knife, claiming a single blow ends the fight. Grizzlies are awkward but formidable on their feet and can defeat any man in a bare-handed clash.
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Chicago
Corrigan
Cliby
Gage
Western Jockey Club
Corrizan
Jun Condon
Clus
Ehdeaynring
Method of Cantillon's Umpiring Recalled by Jimmy Barrett
Jimmy Barrett lauds Dee Cration as possibly the best umpire in baseball history and recalls Cantillon's method of easing protests. He recounts a vivid collision with a runner near third base, then a sharp exchange at the plate where Cantillon tells him his pace will send him to the bench.
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Cantillon
Dee Cration
Jimmy Barrett
Can- Mon
Doe
Joe
Jimmy
Giants Stronger Than Ever In Early Season Optimism
Special to The Sun reports the New York Giants showing powerful form at the season start. Manager McGraw has built a cerebral, well drilled squad with precise teamwork and fast execution. Eastern teams appear less threatening as the Giants aim to top the Vaz era with strong early performances. Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago partnerships are urged to challenge McGraw's lineup.
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New York
Giants
McGraw
New York Nationals
Standings and battery lineups across major league clubs
A scattered table of club standings and player battery pairings from New York Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn Detroit Chicago St Louis Cleveland Bloomington Crawfordsville Champaign Toledo Louisville and more. Figures show game results and battering duos including names such as Turner Ringer Dnoin Chesbra Kiemnow Donavan Sullivan and others across diverse venues.
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Et Louis
Mt. Lone
Cleveland
Sudhaff
Sugden
Hess
Buelow
Saloon at 24 Boutheastern Ave Ordered Shut
Mayor Holtzman announces the saloon at 24 Boutheastern Ave owned by Hess will remain closed after authorities found improper licensing and unlicensed operation. Local officials acted to enforce compliance and protect public safety.
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Holtzman
Boutheastern Ave
Hess
Sporting of All Sorts in Mixed Pro Sports Notes
A collage of boxing and baseball tidbits covers Honey McNady’s eleventh round win over Jerry Mee Carthy in Spokane, Michigan athletes at risk in Pennsylvania meet prep, umpire reputation in Philadelphia, Lou Criger’s tag and June return, and a baying chorus on Chicago baseball enthusiasm. It mentions Detroit Boat Club’s eight-oared shell, charter car costs, and Boston trading prospects, plus Pittsburg’s season spark, Buffalo derby prospects, and Gardner vs Bohreck. It notes Connie Mack and Fred Clarke comments, Native American players in Athletics, and magnates opposing Philadelphia opening games. Baltimore racing near Pimlico, Billy Lush seeking a New Haven league franchise, and a quip about the greatest third baseman with a Bradley-Collins exchange. St Louis fans favor the Browns, Hoppe and Schaefer in New Orleans billiards, and a looming challenge for world billiards.
Cue sport technique note from old guide
Strike the cushion ball toward the center and right side. Take the aid cushion before striking the red ball, and if the impact point is correct the shot will be made. This method is proper when the red ball is not more than four inches from the end rail.
Today's games in American and National leagues
Milwaukee plays Indianapolis and Minneapolis faces Columbus in the American Association. Louisville hosts Kansas City while Philadelphia meets New York and Cincinnati plays Chicago in the National League. Brooklyn visits Boston. Boston travels to Washington and New York hosts Philadelphia in the American League. Chicago goes to Detroit.
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Amberican Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Paul
Louieville
Kansas City
Tolefto
Interurban Time Card for Indiana Union Traction Co
Time schedules detail departures from Indianapolis to Muncie and Logansport, with divisions to Peru and Rushville and Shelbyville, plus Sunday express service. Stops include Julietta New Palestine Reedville Fountaintown Morristown Gwynneville Arlington and more. Express trips run twice daily from Indianapolis at 6:49 a.m. and 2:50 p.m. with Shelbyville departures at 5:35 a.m. and 1:39 p.m. Depot at power house.
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Clinatl Thrustion
Rushville
Julietta
New Palestine
Reedville
Fountaintown
Morristown
Gwynneville
Arlington
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
New Bethel
Acton Park
Acton
Brookfield
London
Fairland
Inndianapolis
Georgy
Mertilansts
Power House
Traction Co Time Table for Indianapolis and North Western
The Indianapolis and North Western Traction Co issues a 1905 time table noting fast trains to Crawfordsville and Lafayette with hourly local trains. Limited trains run at specified times, connections at Frankfort with Clover Leaf to St Louis, and notes for Lebanon Frankfort Crawfordsville service. Information via local agents at Traction Terminal Station.
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Lafeyette
Way Andianagolia
Lanl Tocal
Lebanon
Frankfort
Crawfordavilla
Indianapolia
Hide
St. Louis
F. D. Norvel
Gent
Agt
Traction Terminal
Retnolds
Geol Magr
Lobasom
Ind
Through passenger trains to Southport and points south
Indianapolis, Columbus and Southern Traction Co schedules show through service from the Interurban Terminal to Southport, Greenwood, Whiteland, Amity, Edinburg, Taylorsville and Columbus with first car at 6:10 a.m. and service every hour until 8:00 p.m. Trains to Greenwood and intermediate points run via Ohio and Delaware stations, with departures shortly after each hour. Express cars traverse to Georgia and Meridian for Franklin and nearby points at 9:00 a.m. and 3:29 p.m.
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Indianapolis & Eastern Ry. Co
Greenfield Link
General
Market-au
Greenfield
Knightstown
Dunreith
Dublin
Cambridge City
Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Boringtida
Columbia
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Lima
Ohio
Indianapolis
Knighttown
Newcastle
Way Pointe
Southport
Greenwood
Whiteland
Runkiin
Amity
Edinburg
Tayloravi
Columbus
Delaware Sta
Virginia
Expreas Cara Teaver
Georgia
Meridiansip
Franklin
Intermediate Pointe
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Him
Nist Cash
Oth
Rod and
M’graw
Pittsburg
Cincinnatih
National League
Pitteburg
Bi. Louis LP
Covoroers Statteries
Leever and Peltz, Egun
Farland End Warner
AL Chicaco
RHE Dieage Oosovou
Katteried
Welmer
Kitingwimg
Sebtel
Eniadephia
Amea
Hrosnahan
Ringer
al Boston
Boston
Brooklyn
Wihelm
Nesta Strekiott
Ritter
HK Moston
COLUM
Harley
Needham
Luson
Bergin
American Association
Bloomington
BUC
Otto Otis
Indiana
Bohnstadt and
Horne
Hunter and Clark
Crawfordsville
Roe Veel
Wabash
Daily
Reed
Boulton and Chen
Champaign
Ubnois
Purdue
American League
Toledo
Camnitz
Martin and Yeager
Morgan and Butler
Louisville
St. Paul Poogoooians
Cristall
Corbett
Zaluskey
Ronna
Dexter
Philadelphia
Botson
St. Louis Oscars
Van
Foo
Batterls—Dorner and Hyanweiver
Osler
Honey
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Bausewine
Lou Criger
Will
Detroit Boat Club
Detroit
Express Companion
Windy City
Ledger
Comlakey
Natonal
Barney Dreyfuan
Merry
Kentl
Worth
George Gardner
Mike Bohreck
Schreck
Fred Clarke
Connie Mack
Bender
Bruce
81. Louis
Bo Day
Bowker
Anya
Rive Neil
Baltimore
Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
Billy Lush
Yale Tham
New Haven
Tata
Ander
Billy Bradley
Jimmy Collins
Collins
Ike Bradley
St. Louin
Browns
Cardinals
Hoppe
Schaefer
New Orleans
Ssoops
Poe Cwill
Vianaux
Illustrated Billiards
Duke Murphy
Duke
Phot Tre Ball
Squlnat bin
Trac
Tion Company
Indiana Union Traction Company
Muncie-Indianapolis
Trulsa
United
Loganaport
Im Fiana Northern Traction Co
Peru
THE
Indianapolis and Cin
Indianapolis & North
Western Traction Co
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Co
American Mutual Life| Insurance Co
Elkhart
Law Bolling
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