Imley Fanned in Crumbling Short Field Loss
Imley delivered a poor showing at short field while hitting better than Miller as Cromley the pitcher faltered. In a tense late moment with runners on second and third and two outs, Cromley faced Ford and Fort with the tying run at the plate, but failed to drive in the run and the team lost 6 to 6 at Minneapolis and Indianapolis.
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Cromiey
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Low Park
Yieftors
Cromley
Bart
Ford
Fort
Millers Triumph in Tight Indiana Derby Game
Minneapolis edged Indianapolis 5 to 4 as Cromley balked on a disputed third strike call to end the contest. Ford allowed two airlker passes while teammates Davis and Greminger drove in key runs, and Carr’s four errors doomed the Hoosiers.
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Cromley
Amce Ford
Shannon
Mit
Kane
Minneapolis
Millers
Wetneatsy
Indianapolis
Hopalese
Hoosiers
Ford
Davia
Greminger
Carr
Hoosiere
Farrell
Mattia
Burns
Hools
Indi
Initel Ward
Dunleavy
Eid
Rothgeb
Cen
Dianapolis
Aven
Ina
Guo
Perry
Wiese
James
Cromiey
Keew
Ob Ratti
Weaver
Golertoe
St. Hart
St. Graham
Fox
Oyler
Ceu
O Ford
Dsiliee
Halls
Davis
Dasa
Davie
Saceifee
Fard
Foz
Hart
Rattis
Gloien d Dasee
Gremdogar
Graham
Pasaed Balle
Indianopolis
Minneapolia
Owens
Kal
American boxers face British champ Spike Robson in featherweight clash
Special to The Sun from Philadelphia describes Spike Robson, the English featherweight champion, preparing for his first American bouts. He emphasizes toughness, punching power, and adaptability, noting training with Tommy O'Tooly and Kid Williams, and aiming to fight in about two weeks while testing how climate affects his weight at 122 pounds.
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the Sun
Philadelphia
Algne
Robgon
Zingland
Tommy O'Tooly
Kid Wilams
Robson
National
Washington Sporting Club
Robeon
England
Hoosier Boys Win at Athens Stadium in International Meet
Large crowds estimated at 68 000 attended the Athens stadium events. C M Daniels of New York A. wet a furious pace to win the 100 meter swimming in 1 minute 13 seconds. Americans led several running heats and won two of four in the 10 meter race. Crowned by dignitaries, the day featured vibrant American cheers and a banner display of spectators in uniform.
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Athens
C. M. Danials
New York
Helmay
Hungary
Healy
Australia
Darbyshire
England
Daniels
Jtaliang
Pezzarno
Dillon Kavanagh
Casimir
Count Hughes
Constantine
Prince George
Prince Nicholas
Nicholas
Sem
Americana
James D. Lightbody
Chicago University
Chas. J. Bacon
Wyndham Halswelle
Ragland
Hellstrom
P. H. Pilsgrim
N.Y. A
Ray G. Ewry
N.Y
Poverty in the Ring Struggles of Historic Boxers Revealed
Special to The Sun from Chicago on April 8 traces the financial downfalls of famed boxers Tom Sharkey Jim Jeffries Jack OBrien James J. Jeffries and James Britt. It notes Corbett Fitzsimmons Dixon Griffo Hall and others sunk by gambling vaudeville poverty and poor investments contrasting with Sharkey Britt and Jeffries who retain wealth through land and treasury-backed holdings.
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The
Sun
Chicago
Tom Bharkey
James J. Jeffriey
Jack O'Brien
James Edward Britt
Bangst
Walter
Jim Corbett
Hayes
Tom Sharkey
Heb Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Fok
George Dixon
Pedler” Palmer
England
Charley Nitchell
Joan L. Sylwan
Young Griffo
Chicago Bridewell
Griffe
Chiago
Grifte
Griffo
Walcott
Jima Hall
Fitzsimmons
Tha
Fis
Jack McAulit
Thasailos
United States
Jim Jeffries
Haz
League Begins Play Inaugural Central League Opening
The Central League opens its fourth season with Terre Haute at South Bend Evansville at Grand Rapids Dayton at Wheeling and Springfell at Canton The schedule totals 134 games the longest yet The South Bend opening features President Carson and officials in a parade and band concerts leading to games with listed lineups for each city including Terre Haute South Bend Grand Rapids Wheeling and Canton matches.
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South Bend
Ind
Terre Haute
Evansville
Grand Rapids
Daytom
Wheeling
Springfell
Canton
Carson Ia
Foxerty
F. W. Martin
John Mrenan
Decker
Lenter
Kain
Warronder
Thiebuson
Bayle
Wraty Rod
Rowning
Chriatian
Seth Bend
Fieming
Anderson
Francia
Connors
Aret
Tieman
Thornton
Kuhn
Grant
Secon
Moaftit
Long
Fuller
Hunt
Collin
Greenfellow
Geyer
Ganzel
Beckem
Thomas
Hinwkinn
van Anda
AL Wheeling-Dayton
Smith
Austin
Pickett
Paskett
Welen
Rirng
Rlaht
Cross
Cateher
Johnna
Piteher
Parsons
Wessel
Short
Cogswell
Wilhelm
Spangler
McCoombs
Fulters
Shriver
Andrews
Miller
Echafer
Springfield
Colling
Merryman
Dickey
Harris
Accond
Hasman
Helden
Orindia
Donohue
Hooke
Foy
Myers
DeHaven
Ostborn
Ernst
Lindsay
Donohus
Wilson
Race Results Across New York and Other Circuits
Race results from New York Baltimore Memphis and Lexington feature multiple events with horses and jockeys. Notable entries include Curtongr Mary Morris in a $1 event, Ham's Thom in Piney time, Jack Meteor and Campaigner in Baltimore listings, and numerous times and placements across tracks.
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New York
Mary Morris
Garnett
Thhred
Didd
Trick
Ok Pourtt
Jack Meteor
Rebbins
Jack Dolan
Adiowythe
Robbins
Nettle Carita
Tine
Baltimore
Bouevigny
Loricate
Merry Laanig
Watah Queen
Borinmuen
Arthur Cummer
Beltie Rouncer
Itil
Mattie
Ruth Huttler
Royal Window
Welbourne
Frank Foster
Dixie Andrews
Memphis
Baleshed
McGee
Burr Mins
Lemon Girl
Aubuehon
Lazell
Mr. Jack
John Bmulski
T. Burna
Druid
Silver Skin
Jack Young
St. Valen
John Randolph
McHenry
Tristan Shandy
Stewart
Ume
Jack Atkin
Qugan
Bladlock
AY Lexington
Camile
Swain
Bear Brummoet
Alym
Stepnd
Fturlonga
Nicol
Anna Day
Lexington Breerlorn
Wandicap
T. J. Carson
Kargut
Robin Hood
Farth
Judge Treen
Koerner
Hale
J rode—Crass
Rumored Verbal Exchange Cited in Debt Claim
The fragment suggests a cautious note about a hanging debt of five cents and a taunt toward payment. It references a “refuge for a hawker on the advice of counsel” as a possible legal or colloquial defense shore up in a dispute.
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Jimmie
Brewers Begin Series at Washington Park in Four Day Engagement
Brewers opener under Joe Cantillon show a tougher, more aggressive lineup than last year as they face the Hoosiers. Cantillon’s squad, famed for its fighting spirit, edges closer to securing wins while Watkine’s management faces scrutiny and strategic moves. Kellum may return to pitching duties amid spring trials as Humes endures hard work in the tall timbers. A local petition for a permanent injunction against Victor hall has been dismissed.
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Joe Cantillon
Milwaukee
Washington Park
Cantillon
Brewers
Watkine
Titchers
Billy Hart
Tom Walker
Kellum
Humes
Tall Timbers
Victor Hall
Trainer Ends Life at St. Josephs Infirmary
Louisville April reports a trainer named Faihelt Buggy age 40 from Beattls, working for turfman Edward Corrigan, died by carbolic acid at St. Josephs Infirmary. Authorities say he feared losing his reason.
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Louisville
Beattls
Edward Corrigan
St. Josents Infirmary
Big meet brings college stars to Philadelphia on Saturday
Athletes from Indiana University Samse entered in pole vault and rivals fear him. University of Pennsylvania hosts the April 21 event with national competitors in sprints hurdles and field events. Notables include Cartmel Dear Tread and Robinson among 100 yards dash entrants and Stevens Armstrong Howe among hurdles. Contests feature high jump and pole vault among top collegiate names from Penn Yale Princeton Cornell Michigan Chicago and more. The meet promises elite showings in shot put discus and hammer as well.
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Fphiladelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Tex
Cartmel and Dear
Pennsylvania
Tread
Amherst
Robinson
Yale
Gamble and Fimmona
Princeton
Rogers
Cornell
Eckersoi
Chicago
Weat
Stevens
Armatrong
Howe
Ashburnne
Turner
Hubbard
Amster
T Neoast
Risley
Patterson
Michigan
Moffett
Marshall
Sanise
Indiada University
Richards
Rossman
Mont Monsant
Simona
Thopett
New York University
Mosher
Knox
Gobert
Avanta
Garrets
Collefa
Shevlin
Coak
Pew
Shot
Hamten Maxwell
Swarthmore
White
Yalwell
Paery
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer
Fragmented text from an old newspaper page lists astrological forecasts for April 2 and scattered items across Major League Baseball venues, including Cincinnati Chicago New York and Philadelphia. It references fortune lines, marriages, and daily fortunes alongside stray notes on Peru race demographics and a gardener Sunday dispute.
Sidellights on Ball Players
Sidelines on Cy Seymour in Cincinnati describe a star batter with high salaries and a top batting average. The piece notes his skill, impact on opposing fielders, and widespread fame while poking fun at modesty and eccentricities around his earnings and habit of storing money at home.
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Cy Seymour
Cincinnati
National
Jeagun
Seymour
Hela
Wrestlers Steinmetz and Murbarger Duel for Honor in Hall
Plans for a catch-weight bout between Steinmetz and Murbarger, two Indian Apollo wrestlers, are set for Monday in Tomitsan hall. The match aims to restore sport by banning rough fouling and betting, with emphasis on scientific wrestling and no audience wagers. Betting on the outcome is discouraged and seats will go on sale at Hyder's.
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Edward Steinmetz
Sam Dlurborger
Apollo
Tomitnaon Hall
Pardea
Wrenuera
Getch
Hua
Steinmetz
Murburger
Murbarger
Steintaitz Hay
Steinmere
Hyder'a
Thursday's Games Highlight American Association Showdowns
In the national league matchups Philadelphia visits New York and Isracktyn battles Boston while St Louis meets Pittsburg and Cincinnati faces Chicago. American Association action features Milwaukee at Columbus and St Paul at Loglaville with tight relief pitching and late scoring flurries noted in the box scores.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Mullin
Warser
Joss
Buelow
Philadelphia
Boston
Ono
Young
Gibson
Peterson
Graham
Waddell
Schreck
Washington
Rhe
New York
Patten
Kittridgs
Laroy
Cheshro
Kleinow
St Louis
RHE Browle
Chicago
Howell and Rickey, Owen and Sullivan
Starine SA Ind
RHE Vincennes
Otto
OAS
Hunter and McFerren
Whitley
Mattison
Terre Haute Rar Normal
Mitchell
H Cummins and
Myers
Jewett and Tocker
American Association
Loutarite
Sar ‘St, Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee W
Milwaukes
Indianapolis
Kanena City
Loutaville
St. Paul
Calumbus
Mhinedpulls
Torerto
National
Isracktyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Lehigh Valley Railroad and Erie Line Proposals
Go to New York on the Lehigh double track line proposed to connect Buffalo and Niagara Falls with all lines from the west. Includes Lehigh Valley Railroad 269 Main Street Buffalo New York 7% Forteat Carrott Michigan.
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New York
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Carrott
Mich
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Daston
Sask Thornton
Will Way
Catcher Andrews
Holland
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Pearle
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Interstate Baseball Association
Port Huron
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Ebbete
John T. Brush
London
Epsom
Dean Swift Anwen
Heydon Rays
Tatkeanberg
Palkenberg
Masser
Thas
Rothger
Hoosier Boys
Eway
Central
Martin J. Sheridan
Toy
Hilliniin de
Martin
Sheridan
Samse
Indiana University
Raphael
National League
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Prrigg. Thieiman
Freimas
Peru
Feru
RA & Lohteago
Pfeister
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Wiles Us
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Lush
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Ames
Bremahan and
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Abbott
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