Sun Liners reclaim name in dramatic schoolyard contest
Johnny Gallagher's team defeats Harold Shreve's group in a three game series to retain the Sun Liners name. The first game on Saturday produced tight fielding and bold base running as Gallagher steals home and Shreve's side collapses amid tears and interruptions from bystander kids and a parade-punctured crowd.
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Johhnie Gallagher
SUN Liners
Johnny Gallagher
Harold Shreve
Siateficia
George Hawkey
Gallagher
Hawkey
Fred Driesbach
Tommy O’niel
Chas ‘Andrews
Timmy Sullivan
Tim
Charlie
Johnny O’niel
Gallagher Boys
Driesbach
Springer
Shreve
Gallaghers
Tim Sullivan
Bates St.ream
Shreves
SUN
Harolds
Trembling player hides nerves behind stiff face
The player wore nose glasses that drew mixed reactions yet he kept his sternest look. His classmates stopped short of mobbing him as he trembled throughout the game describing a tense moment of performance under pressure.
Gallagher's Liner Shutout Victory Over Gallagher's Run
Players listed with positions and stats from a baseball game. J ONeil T Sullivan H Gallagher top contributors with bases loaded and stolen bases by Andrews Ray ONeil Sullivan Gallagher White Costello and Dalton. Gallaghers won with pitcher Gallagher striking out seven as Shreve's manager complained and game ended with attendance about twenty.
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J. O'Neil
J. Gallagher
T. Sullivan
W. Dalton
T. O'Neil
H. Gallagher
J. Myers
W. White
J. Costello
M. Dalton
Shreves
Gallaghers
White and Sullivan
Andrews
Ray
Sullivan
White
Costello
Gallagher
Driesbach
Hoosiers Take On Loads of Peaches in Damp Terre Haute Loss
The Western Association's Indianapolis team defeated Terre Haute 13 to 9 in a cold wet game. The report notes players drank beer and peaches, catcher Heyden faced drunkenness charges, and manager Watkins faces criticism for team discipline.
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Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Toledo Hosts Two Ladies Days Weekly
Stroebel announced two ladies days weekly in Toledo. The city is noted for strong female fan support with many women scoring games alongside the official scorer.
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Toledo
Stroebel
Machinists Rally at Gentlemen's Driving Club Park
Saturday afternoon crowds greeted the machinists at the Gentlemen's Driving Club Park as teams from M. T. H. S. ecceseee and Rose Polytechnic played in a high school exhibition. Final scores show mixed innings with Rose Polytechnic edging the hosts by a slim margin.
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Ecceseee Aed O
Rose Polytechnic
College Scoresheet Bursts With Varsity Results
Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 4 to 2 while St. Louis tops Chicago 11 to 9. Fort Wayne beats Buffalo 6 to 4. Illinois posts 35 over I U 4. Purdue beats Culver 14 to 2.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Buffalo
Illinois
I. U
Purdue
Culver
Illinois Indiana game shocks with Pittsburg three treys
Notes report an upset as Pittsburg hit three triples while W. H. Watkins may return Wednesday from Michigan after his mother in law's death. Various youth teams and college squads are listed with upcoming games and player conditions.
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W. H. Watkins
Michigan
Giants
Armorys
Paul Dunn
Ivan Eshbitt
Arthur Linn
Lawrence Craig
SUN Liners
Frank Swift
Highland Place
Chicago
St. Louis
Hartsel
Bannister Stars
McCrea
Sporting Melange Opens Season with Smokers and Debates
Aquatic club season starts with a smoker Saturday night while Cumberland park races in Nashville begin Monday. Highlights include Johnny Rei winning in England, Lipton planning a cup challenger, high school football aims for regulation, a chess draw between England and America, Peter Golden winning a 333 mile Columbus six day walk, Burns defeating Coleman, Yanger vs Richie set for Memphis, and intercollegiate relay carnival prospects with Harvard Yale Penn Georgetown and Chicago on tap.
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Cumberland Park
Nashville
Tenn
Johnny Rei
England
Thomas Lipton
Chicago
America
Peter Golden
New York
Columbus, C
Farmer Burns
Frank Coleman
Omaha
Benny Yanger
Johnnie Richie
Memphis
Phiadelphia
Harvard
Yale
Knox champion of the Marions in city league
M C Knox wins the title as champion amid a strong performance by Harde who leads the Wilmington alley league by a wide margin. South aide and Lesque are noted in the pri se diving remarks.
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Harde
Llington Alley
Was
The note claims sales losses stem from overenthusiastic manufacturers and urges readers to visit Wasson’s to see discounted Moulards Fancies and Black Silks, promising a superb line and value investigation.
Silk fabrics sale offers discounted foulards and taffetas
A fabric sale lists foulards in gray blue tan and more at 65c and 1.00 grade prices, satin foulards and brocade silks with exclusive patterns, black and white figures in various colors, 18 to 60 cent and up to 1.50 grade items. Also promotes Liberty taffetas and Peau de Soie in multiple weaves and widths with lots of 4 to 7 pieces, plus robes and graduation dress fabrics priced from 12.50 to 85.06.
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Ae IE
Fc and
Marquis
April Carpet and Curtain Sale with Big Discounts
Readable catalog style sale itemizes carpets curtains and drapery goods. Offers include China matting at various roll sizes and prices, heavy 40yard rolls for 6.50, tapestry Brussels carpets 9x12 rugs at 27.85, Nottingham curtains 60 inches by 3% yards, Cretonnes 200 new styles, Arabian curtains, curtain muslins, white enamel cottage poles, rope portieres and more with tomorrow specials and bulk value claims.
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Jane Esse
Brussels
Esereee
Nottingham
Marion Club Reorganizes for Next Season at Germania Alleys
Meeting Thursday night at Germania alleys led to a club reorganization. R. C. Smith won high honors in Pastime contests with 215. Sunday elected officers: President C. C. Perry, Secretary Treasurer W. A. Bogardus, Captain R. H. Bryson, Assistant Captain M. C. Knox.
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R. C. Smith
Marion Club
C. C. Perry
W. A. Bogardus
R. H. Bryson
M. C. Knox
Trouble in Labor Circles Preparing for Labor Day
The Labor Day committee failed to meet Sunday and will reconvene on the first Sunday in May amid friction with the Central Labor Union over the event. A dissolution resolution could oust non affiliated unions such as brick masons stone masons and plumbers. The committee argues seven unions can veto dissolution. A union for upholsterers formed in the Central Labor Union hall with action postponed to next Sunday. Spring mattress makers plan to form a union next Sunday.
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Labor Day Committee
Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union Hall
Death of infant in New York street home
At 4 a.m. Sunday Mrs. C. H. Hawkins of New York street reported her two month old baby dead. A twin brother survives. Deputy-coroner Knox ruled probable suffocation from being wrapped too tightly in bed coverings and the cold. Parents had come from Logansport two weeks earlier. Burial set for Monday.
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New York St
Knox
Logansport
Autos Take Spotlight in Indiana Weekly Note
The Indiana Weekly urges saving to buy a car and keeping it visible at home. A second auto race of the season was halted Sunday due to bad weather after three starters reached the fair grounds. Dr H L Hicks orders a new Winton 15 hp gasoline machine and Dr G Fisher may ride with Alexander Winton from Chicago to New York on a San Francisco to New York run.
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Seybold
Connie Mack
Notre Dame
DePauw
Jr. A
Earlham
Butler
Lucky Horse Shoes
Carl Habich
W. Vermontst
H. L. Hicks
Dr. G. Fisher
Alexander Winton
Chicago
New York
San Francisco
Jeffries to Seek Oil as Stage Career Ends in California
James J. Jeffries announces from Kansas City that after the theatrical season he will move to California to dig for oil. He claims ownership of several hundred acres in the Bakersfield oil district and adds If I cant strike oil I cant strike anything.
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Kansas City
James J. Jeffries
California
Bakersfield
The Remnants Name Sparks In Major League Talk
The piece notes nicknames for the Chicago club The Remnants and warns Nick Young to improve else the league may adopt the name before winter. It mentions George Ketcham visiting Sulphur Springs, Cresceus and other racehorses, Tommy Ryan quitting boxing, Charlie Mitchell seeking an unknown American in England, and Deacon Ellis facing trouble for scheduling violations with Grand Rapids and Detroit teams.
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George Ketcham
Sulphur Springs
Cresceus
the Abbott
Charley Herr
Boralma
Tommy Ryan
Kansas City
England
Charlie Mitchell
Ryan
Deacon” Ellis
Grand Rapids
Detroits
Deacon
Crippled Newswoman Seeks Shelter After Being Turned Away
Ifannah Whitmore, a disabled newspaper seller, was escorted to a police station on Sunday night by her nurse. She told of repeated refusals despite money and sought shelter, finally staying at R. R. Miles's restaurant on West Washington Street after police intervened. Her husband deserted her years ago. she has been at the City hospital and later the poor farm.
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Ifannah Whitmore
R. R. Miles
W. Washington St
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