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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1902
Page
8
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Indiana edged Milwaukee 4 3 to move into a first place tie with Louisville. McMackin and Williams starred for the pitchers of both sides, with a ninth inning error and a sequence of hits sealing the win for Indiana. Ihm homered to left field in the fourth, the game’s standout moment.
Milwaukee and Indianapolis battled to a 1 0 scoreless tie as the two teams combined for limited offense. J. Williams pitched for Milwaukee and defended with strong innings, while Kihm hit a home run for Indianapolis and Coulter provided the other notable hit in a tense contest. Attendance reached 400 as fans saw a pitcher’s duel with few scoring chances late.
American Association games featured St. Paul 5 Toledo 0 and Columbus 4 Minneapolis 2. American League results included Detroit 13 Washington 0 and Chicago 7 Baltimore 6. National League saw Chicago 6 Boston 1 and Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2. Other matches: St. Louis 4 New York 3, New York 4 St. Louis 2, Pittsburg 6 Brooklyn 6. Three League results include Rockford 9 Evansville 3 and Terre Haute 15 Davenport 5, plus Rock Island 8 Bloomington 5 and Decatur 2 Cedar Rapids 1.
The piece notes the Cowboys mete out a win over the Colonels and the Hoosiers winning as well. Ralph Miller was released by Manager Watkins and Hermann. John H.E. Bruce reportedly arranged a Cincinnati franchise for next season. John T. Brush may sell the Reds amid American league opposition rumors.
Park amusements feature Hagenbeck bears at Fairview for six days with free shows. Concerts by Reginald Roberts Ostendorf band at Fairbank and vaudeville at Spring Lake and Avondale Heights. Park theater reopens with Wot Guilty melodrama starring new scenery and costumes as Busy life resumes.
Rawdon pursues innocence while marrying the daughter. A notable midnight scene depicts Judge O Dowd's court interior, emphasizing the tense atmosphere and legal proceedings.
Emil Gulder and his family face a 90 day rule to eat a duck a day after neighbors complained about their flock. The health board ordered the ducks killed and Gulder must consume one daily until the 90 birds are dead.
The Century Building sixth floor managers renew the lease and add the fifth and seventh floors. Indianapolis manufacturers not represented in July will join, with attendees from other Indiana points. July drew buyers from across the country and many large cures were taken.
London reports financier J P Morgan has bought the elegant Grosvenor Street residence once owned by Georgiana countess of Dudley. He plans to display some of his newly acquired art treasures there.
The document references liners on page seven and mentions inducements under the Nberal heading. It lists contact numbers 5880 and an office at 121 123 East Ohio Street, outlining where inquiries or actions should be directed.
Miss Florence Coffin hosted a porch party on Friday morning. Dr and Mrs Herman Pink plan a summer home trip to Wisconsin. Miss Minnie Watterson will travel Saturday to Columbus Ohio to visit relatives. Misses Hannah and Julia Kelly left Friday for Chicago and will sail to Mackinac. Miss Elizabeth Ketcham hosted lunch Saturday at the Columbia club for Miss Agnes Ketcham. Gertrude Von Thuemler returned from State University after a special course. The First Baptist church ladies plan a reception Monday for William B Pratt on his ninetieth birthday. Dr and Mrs A J Clark celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner Saturday at their N New Jersey street home. A garden party and reception are planned for Saturday night.
In Hartford Saturday afternoon the great race between Boralma and Lord Derby for a 40000 side bet will be run with the winner taking 60 percent of the gross gate. Autumn Leaves, a 50 to 1 shot, won Harlem Fridays feature seven furlongs handicap. Greenline the Indiana horse captured the 5000 purse for 220 pacers at Columbus Friday. Driver Tom Stuard and horse Elderone were suspended a year for not driving to win.
The Aquatic club regatta is set for Broad Ripple on Saturday afternoon. The Horruff Indians claim the city’s 17 years championship and seek games with rivals for one week from Sunday. The Indianapolis Superiors defeated the Maroons 15 to 5 and plan to meet the SUN Liners. A ten mile road race at Brighton Beach features colored riders Saturday afternoon for Emancipation Day celebration.
Lisbon authorities allege that the American mission at Bailundo and the English mission at Ethe instigated the failed native revolt against Portuguese rule in Buengeulla interior Portuguese West Africa. Portuguese claim the lack of harm to missions proves their complicity.
William White, 42, colored, suffered an apoplexy in a barber shop at 1305 North Senate Avenue Saturday morning. He was taken by ambulance to City hospital in the discharge dispensary under care of Dr. Goodwins.
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