McDonald Shuts Down Indianapolis In Mud Hen Exhibition
Kansas City defeated Indianapolis 3 to 2 in a mud drenched exhibition at Washington Park. McDonald pitched effectively for KC, scattering hits and striking out four as the visitors produced an errorless performance. Indianapolis struggled at the plate and in the field, Cabrera and Coulter among the few bright spots for the home team, while Kellum and Rothfuss sparked KC's attack with timely hits. Attendance was listed at 4.
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American Association Games Report From Louisville Milwaukee
American Association results list Louisville at seven runs and Milwaukee at ten with Dunkle Spies Elliott and Speer credited for batteries. Other association games were postponed due to rain.
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Detroit 11 St Louis 3 Batteries Mer cer and McGuire
Washington 7 Philadelphia 2 Batteries Patton and Drill Plank and Steel man Chicago 4 Cleveland 2 Batteries Callahan and Sullivan Wright and Bemis
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New York Dominates Brooklyn 6-0 in National League
National League game where New York defeats Brooklyn by six runs. Kennedy and Bowerman credited with catching duties, McMakin and Ahern also contributed.
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Robbery claim after Kansas City player ejected in Louisville game
Elmer Smith of Kansas City says he was ruled out for telling the umpire about the play after a three-base hit near the line. Manager Buell and players call the call a robbery, insisting the hit was fair and would have won the game, leaving their club trailing three to one.
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American league magnates meet to discuss injunction case
Cleveland April 30 American league magnates meet with their attorneys to discuss the Lajote injunction and decide on a line of action. President Johnson and Vice-president Somers express support for league officers. The league is well supplied with funds to carry on an extended program.
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Kid McCoy to Meet Fred Russell in Six-Round Fight
Philadelphia April 30 Kid McCoy and Fred Russell the Minneapolis heavyweight are matched for a six round bout at Industrial Hall Friday night. This marks McCoy’s first ring appearance since returning from Europe. Manager Martin Julian plans two more bouts for McCoy including a possible clash with Jack Root.
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Marion Grants Sunday Baseball at Marion Ind
Manager Watkins will stage Sunday games in Marion Indiana starting next Sunday with St Paul. Indianapolis agreed after mayoral pressure and the Chicago meeting set Sunday play to satisfy the American association schedule. Ten games are planned for Marion plus extras, with possible excursion trains and interurban arrangements.
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Indiana dental college graduation scene with 65 graduates
English opera houses set a pretty scene Tuesday night for the Indiana dental college commencement. Dr George Hunt led exercises Rev Owen Daviess Odell gave the invocation Dr D M Fisner spoke on true professional success The graduates include A M Ashcraft Perry Baldwin C H Beer Clarence Bell and many others from the class of 19..
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