Extra Innings Feature Miller Victory Over Hoosiers
Rainy day drama at Washington Park Monday as the Millers rally in the ninth to tie Indiana. Cromley and Fisher duel in extras with Fisher yielding costly wildness before Billy Fox blasts two runs to push the Millers ahead. Cromley struggles but keeps Indianapolis at bay in late innings while Gehring and Hart spark fading Hoosier hopes. Final score 10 to 9 in 11 innings.
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Cromley
Fisher
Washington Park
Mondday
Millera
Indianapolia
Millers
Gehring
Thomas
Wavis
Sullivan
Hart
Weaver
Greminger
Banen
Graham
Rune
Billy Fox
Ito
Ett Cramsey
Fiaher
Mtu
Noblesville
Cromkey
Hart Wan
Fox
Oyter
Kelley
Thera
Welnenberg
Welsenberg
Bessions
Hoosiers
Mas
Ford
Tada
Anh
Elluce
James
Feea
Thashiee 'Ag Toy
Gina
Davin
Don Bene
Davin Fiarya
Pareed Balle Feavar
Hanneh
Eurora
Indiana
Fee Et al
Baseball American Association and League results brief
Scores, standings, and game results from multiple leagues include Minneapolis, St Paul, Milwaukee, Louisville, Toledo, Kansas City, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati. Batteries and pitchers are listed. several games note 7,000 attendance and key matchups in Monday play across the American Association, National Association, and National League. Also includes medical ad copy for Hood's Sarsaparilla and a teething syrup advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Lowlevite & A
St Paul
Kanaan City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Ludianapoli
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Nationats
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Berger
Ryan
Birelle
McCard
Steelen and
Stouer
Buchanan and
Drill
Kansan City
Kinsella and Land
Durham and Sullivan
National Association
Soule
St Louis
Overall
Phelps
McFarland and Holmes
Roston
Donoven
Lush
Linda J
Needham
Fragmentary rail line note with scattered place names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rail related terms and several place names such as Bottaio, Niagara Falls, Lehigh Valley railreed, 500 Main, Buttelo, M. T., and Dewwelt. It reads as a garbled snapshot of a railroad section or timetable with unclear context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottaio
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley
Buttelo
M. T
Wives and Fighters: Boxers Save and Send Home Winnings
Special to The Box reports on boxers who pool their earnings and send money to families. Jimmy Gardner, from New England, built wealth and home stability with wife support during training in Philadelphia. Other fighters like Attell, Hart, and Nelson are highlighted for saving, sharing winnings with mothers, and funding families while pursuing ringside success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jimmy Gardner
New England
Natev
Simmy
Wear
Erie
Jimmy
Quakertown
Lowell
Erne
Hart
Nelson
Marvin Hart
Louleville
Hera Hart
Jeffries
Marvin
Rattling Nelson
Goode Impresses in Boston Nationals Spring Training
Gene Goode of Roxbury has made a favorable impression during his first major league trial with the Boston Nationals. The outfielder showed good form in early Jacksonville workouts and has improved since the season started, with quick footwork and heady play pleasing Beantown fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Company
Gene Goode
Roxbury
Boston Nationals
Goode
Bostons
Jacksonville
Fla
Beasen
Beantown
Sidelights on Ball Players Jake Beckley Remains Iconic
In a 19th century style reminiscence, veteran Jake Beckley, famed as Old Jake, is celebrated for his long career with the St. Louis Nationals. The piece notes Beckley’s memory of early games, his calm presence, and his reputation among teammates Cy Young and Kid Nichols. It highlights his casual persona, betting on horse races, and his enduring role as a popular figure in baseball lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Jake Beckley
Boston
Stery
KJ Gleason
Cy Young
Kid Nichola
Heckley
Jake
Beckley Waare
Ae Hla
Calsbi
Pitcher Charley Nichols Looks Back On 20 Years
Charley Nichols reflects on twenty years of pitching baseballs at batters and aims to continue for twenty more. He discusses his best pitches the spitball and the curve, his approach to tiring batters and his view of the game’s scientific progress, salaries, and players’ self care. Nichols also notes his habit of smoking and winter training routines to keep his arm in shape.
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Charley Nichols
Troyer
Fettle
Nismeres
Port Hall
Dates Refused for Douglass Park Spring Meet
Lexington Kentucky April 24 at an official Kentucky State Racing Commission meeting the Christa ne Adler combination was denied dates for a spring meet at Douglass Park Promoters sought dates conflicting with Churchill Downs and Latonia The application arrived as a letter from John Haechmeister via a Louisville messenger Chairman Chinn issued a written receipt but the committee quickly rejected the request and deemed its approval impossible
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ety
State Racing Commission
Kentucky
Laving H. Devougnets
Lextreton City National Bank
Clia-Tistane Adler
Dougnes Park
Douglass Park
Churchill Downs
Latenia
John Haechmeister
Luen
Louisville
Chinn
American Olympic team trains amid injuries at Athens
Special to The Sun from Athens reports all members of the American Olympic track squad practice well on Monday except the invalids Parsons Moulton Mitchell and Hillman who are in shaky condition. Officials say they will compete but their form may be impaired. Manager James H. Bullivan hosted a reception for the team and friends that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Parsons
Moulton
Mitchell
Hillman
James HE. Bullivan
Mills Again Tuesday Bridges Hoosiers At Washington Park
The Hoosiers prepare for a Tuesday game at Washington Park with Fisher or Cicotte pitching and Perry in left field after returning from injury. Perry’s recent form shows close scrutiny by Manager Watkins as he resumes exhibition action. Meanwhile Honey Mellody is failing to hit well and Alfie Way explains the new system’s faults as extended. Fitchers Martin and Friel are released amid broader commentary on New Jersey automobile laws and speedways.
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Washington Park
Fisher
Cicotte
Hoosiers
Perry
Watkins
Honey Mellody
Moaka
Alble
Fitchers
Martin and
Friel
A Brooklyn bout ends in 45 rounds for $3 purse
Wille Fitzgerald recalls a long agby tale in which he and Jock Sullivan agreed to a 45 round match for a three dollar purse. The crowd included ten cent winnings and two three round preliminaries. A draw after 60 more rounds was planned but canceled when Sullivan left town. He finished with a drubbing, a scolding from his father, and a dollar and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Fitzgerald
Jock Sullivan
Brooklyn
Bulligan
Yours
Peain
Sullivan
Sports items and odd notes from city and national scene
Mayor Guthrie of Sittsburg rejects a season pass amid graft talk. Rumors link Rubs Waddell to quiet days. Gus Rubin of Akron Giant eyes larger purses away from the East after a Burns bout. New York to get prominent signboards aided by a $400 American Automobile Club grant. Massachusetts considers pole signs on telegraphs. Young Jay Gould predicts indoor tennis won’t eclipse baseball. Cleveland players to ride in carriages. Larry, warned, may make men walk.
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New York
Board of Governors
Automobile Club of America
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Larry
Galt
Meer
Umpire Edward Lewis killed during Marlow Duncan game
Pallas Texas April 4 Edward E Lewis was killed at Marlow Indian Territory while umpiring a baseball game between Marlow and Duncan clubs. He was struck with a baseball bat after a disputed decision, fracturing his skull. Ex car and Frank Thoman are charged with murder.
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Pallas
Texas
Edward E. Lewis
Marlow
Indian Territory
Duncan
Lewis
Car
Frank Thoman
Fatal church fight as factions clash in Loamo near Warsand
Reports say 3,000 orthodox Catholics led by three priests and a Capuchin monk attempted to retake a church seized by Marian the nectarians. The defenders numbered 000 and defeated the attackers, amid party tensions and violent clashes in Vienna area.
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Jerippe-McHas
Vienna
Loamo
Warsand
Marian the
Nectarians
Zene
Ettactiog Party
Betting on Bysonby in New York racing odds
Barney Weller faced a busy day with his future book in Brooklyn on April 24. He took large wagers including 14000 to 32 on Sysonby to win and 2500 to 500 for a place. Bysonby’s odds moved to 5 to 7, with plans for 10000 to 9000 straight on Rattan Hora and 2000 to 1000 to show before cutting the odds to 40 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porme
Ameron
New York
Barney Weller
Brooklyn
Port Huron May Take Bay City’s Place In League
Port Huron stands as Bay City’s potential successor in the Interstate association as President Struthers seeks a better baseball setup. A new park, consent from the association, and similar mileage argue for Port Huron, while Bay City awaits renewed fan interest.
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Port Huron
Bay City
Sam Grand Rapids
Mick
Interstate Association
Struthers
Association Board of Directors
Remembered Punch Hit That Changed Craig Career
Frank Craig, the Harlem Coffee Cooler, recalls an odd clash with Frank Slavin in Maapeth New York. Slavin knocked Craig unconscious in the second round, leaving him dazed for about 50 minutes as doctors and friends tended him. Craig later learned Slavin did not reappear, and the bout ended with the Australian taking the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Craig
Harlem
Jim Corbett
Frank Slavin
Maapeth
L. 1
America
Slavin
Dreamland
Keepa
Heracles
Craig
Dona
Horse Race Results Across Major Tracks in Four Cities
Race results from MEMPHIS BALTIMORE and NEW YORK with multiple races. Notable entries include Elie tino Ealeshed and Los Angeleno at Memphis, Dixie Andrews Plantagenet at Baltimore, Veronese Monettle at New York, and Firetrace Aueur at Lexington, with times and winning odds. Also ad copy for SAFE RUGS by Aghion Bros. & Co.
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Memphis
Snerry
Elietino
Ealeshed
Ilma
Salleing
Embarrassment
Cher
Los Angeleno
Mamie Algol
Tristan Shandy
Mr. Price
Arabo
Dawson
Pimlico
Paul Cliford
Dixie J Andrews
Plantagenet
Tickte
Ruth W. Daruma
Susannah
Bette Landon
Lucy Marie
Steeplechan
Steeplechan, 2 mile:—Capt. Hayes
Loney Jaurell
Terry Patton
Firth
ralle-Rama
Henry Waring
Racine
Koenigin
Tarinc
The
Tae
New York
Raes
Ture
Veronese
Miller
Yaad
Hermitag
Netter
Ingulsitor
Intaed
Welling
Masantello
Gerdes
Lawson- “Tan
Colossal
Fay
Radtkel
Clare Taustil
Baily Preston
Lexington
Firetrace
furlonnge—Aueur
Hicks
Ty Dri Wang
Charly Eastman
J Bee
Judge Trean
Koerner
Charlie Gubert
Belsay
Dudley
Flicks
Rintabs
Rossesg
Phoenix Hotel
Purswekargut
Nicul
Fiten
Furlunga
Moatin
Austin
Ward
Della Thorpe
Steut
Rice
Morris
Miss Doyia
Kara
Loch
Balwage
Potts Knocked Out As Fitzgerald Dominates Nine Rounds
In a Monday night Auditorium bout, Fitzgerald outboxed Potts from start to finish. A right hook floored Potts in round nine, with Hart claiming a foul and officials noting an old bruise. Koerner also fell quickly. the card featured rapid exchanges and several stoppages.
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Potts Fitzgerald
Auditorium
Minneapally
Brooklyn
Potts
Sig Hart
Chicago
Ward
Potla
Phyasleana
Potty
Wan An
Referen Ryan
Hart
Pott
Fitzgerald
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Felkis
Sqromley
Fisher Ferl
Lour
A. Mead
Axertion
Hood
Wan
Pet
New
Pitsburg
Sire & Bastar
Chicas
Louie Wren
Wife A. Trainer
Gardner
Bunsell
Unk Russo
Pennsylvania
Anie
Abe Attell
Los Angeles
England
Abe
George Considine
Bowker
Mother
Simghen Attell
Neil
Wille
Jalde
Willie
Mrs. Fitz
Kentucky Racing| Commission
New Jersey
Willis Fitzgerald
George Guthrie
Sittsburg
Rubs Waddell
Rubs
Gus Rubin
Akron
Tommy Burns
Young Jay Gould
Sneeial
Bysonby
Gantt Oe
Sprunkards
Interstate League
Saginaw
Flint
Fort Wayne
Lima
Marion
Muncie
Anderson
Joe i Ganzells
Fiat
Oren
J Saginaw
Mp, Schmidt
Terre Haute
Mantle
Marlon
Clilus
Soma
Lhma
Acadea
Eae Ny Reese Teen Ra Prmand
D ‘Valual
Fourteenth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Board of Commissioners
Morris At
Ko. S
McCarty
Ernest Cintel
Sixth Ward
State of Indians
Capitol-ave
North
Indianapolis
Capitol Ave
Pete
Aghjion Bros. & Co
Pitzgerald
Fitz
Potta
Driecoll
Chikeczema
Driscoll
Henry Gardener
Kid Martin
Tommy Dawson
Kid Trown
Munger
Bicycle Co
Hinois St
Scott-Miller CO
Market
Ste. Indianapolis
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