Brewers Fall To Hoosiers In Windy 7-6 Showdown
Speer the Milwaukee catcher tormented by gusty winds as a high fly ball misbehaved then dropped behind home plate for a run. Milwaukee led 4-0 early but Indianapolis surged with six in the fourth and another in the sixth to win 7-6. Baseman Speer muttered after the miscue, while Brewers tried to settle in and stave off the rally with tense outfield play and errant wind.
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Earth
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Indianapolis
Indians and Milwaukee Play Tight Baseball Spann
Indianapolis loses to Milwaukee 6 to 3 in a tightly contested game. Bracken and Olmstead split pitching duties with Bracken allowing six hits and Olmstead three. Key hits include Coulter Heydon McBride and McAndrews three-base hits and Parrot stealing a base. Attendance reached 90 with umpire Ebright officiating under a 1 hour 50 minute game.
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Indianapolis
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Olmstead
Williams
Kihm
Speer
Coulter
Heydon
Babb
Parrott
O'Connell
Kuhns
Frid ay American Association Baseball Scores Briefs
Friday results from the American Association show St Paul 11 Toledo 2 with Gribbing Hurley and McNeil Graffius credited in the win. Milwaukee 9 Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 6 New York 5, Cleveland 10 St Louis 0, Washington 15 Boston 4, and Chicago 4 Pittsburg 2.
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Washington
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McNeil and Graffius
Louisville
Denter and Shriver
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Columbus
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Fox
Clarke
Zalusky
Williams
Heydon
Olmstead
Speer
St. Louis
Etmel
Bergen
Popp and Nichols
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Kennedy
Bowerman
Pittsburg
Easem
Kling
Tannehill and
Smith
Wills and Kittredge
White and Doom
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Bemis
Reidy
Maloney
Townsend
Drill
Hastings
Warner
Sam Karpf Trophy Bowls Warm Up to Saturday Finish
Albert Leap leads state bowling tourney with 1162 total for six games. Twenty three bowlers remain ambitious to win the prize, a diamond watch charm, as contests conclude Saturday night with the Sam Karpf trophy event.
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Albert Leap
Ladies Circle Invests Nickels for Church Fund
The Ladies social circle met at First Baptist Friday for its annual gathering. Founded nearly 50 years ago, it now has 217 members. Each member invested a nickel, yielding returns plus a free-will offering totaling 446.80 dollars. The group preserves 2,027.18 dollars in an improvement fund.
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First Baptist Church
Admiral Taylor Invited to Monument Dedication
The dedication committee invites Admiral Taylor of the Indiana to attend and speak if possible. Two thousand veterans will escort battle flags. Gen Carnahan may add two bands. The Central Christian church boys brigade will participate in the parade line. Bowen Merrill Company will publish Riley’s hymn set to music by Sousa for the committee.
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Indiana
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Carnanan
Central Christian Church Boys’ Brigade
Ue ‘Bowen-Merrill Company
Riley's
Sousa
French Elections Shape Paris Campaign Before Sunday Ballot
In Paris amid general elections the opposition split into groups led by Orleanists and Bonapartists. The republicans rally behind Waldeck Rousseau while other factions including Meline, Drumont, Rochefort, Mercier, DeRoulede and Guesdes push varied agendas. Business stalls as campaigns intensify across parties.
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Napoleon
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Carnot
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M. Miller
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M. Waldeck- Rousseau
M. Meline
M. Drumont
M. Rochefort
M. Mercier
M. DeRoulede
M. Guesdes
Black man terrorizes area near Capitol and McCarty
Witnesses report a Black man accused of terrorizing women in the Capitol and McCarty area confronted Miss Kate Curtin on Friday night. Two nearby men pursued him as he fled. shots were fired but did not hit.
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McCarty
Kate. Curtin
Local Cure Recalled for Child’s Severe Cramps
An advertisement recounts a mother praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after her son suffered crippling cramps. After three doses, the boy regained consciousness and improved, defying the regular physician’s prognosis.
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