Hoosiers Lose by Error In Sloppy Baseball Bout
Kellum and Perry spark limited Hoosier offense as three costly errors by Kuboo and a misplayed plays undermine Indiana. Egan shines for the Blues while Burke, Cussody and Kahoe contribute timely hits. Perry breaks records with a long ball as Blues build early lead and survive late Hoosier threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleagslats
Kellum
Perrine
Perry
Aalder
McBride
Egan
Blues
Burke
Cansady
Marcan
Thim
Exan
Kahoe
Ferring
Urive
Baseball Friday’s Games Show Mixed Results Across Leagues
Box scores summarize a slate across American Association Central League and National League with games in Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville Minneapolis Columbus St Paul Toledo Cincinnati Roan Pittsburg Brooklyn St Louis New York Chicago Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Detroit Terre Haute South Bend Evansville Grand Rapids Dayton Canton. Batting details list line scores and battery pairs for Toledo Columbus Minneapolis and St Paul with partial player surnames and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Kansas City
Indianapotle
Miwaukea
Louisville
Minneapolia
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Washington
St.ante
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Heaton
Chicago
Terre Haute
South Bend
Evansville
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Wheeling
Buring
Canton
Shabgete
Milwaukee
Louieville
Minneapolis
St Paul
Indianapolis
Wgn Natwaal
Atantensa
Pittsburg
Tories
Phiadelphia
Cincinnaty
Brooklyn
Lou Atereeayeersa
Reston
Per. Fuiladelphia
Peperae
Aiy
Detroit
Eaapectentansetaey
Louis
Boston
Pet
Evanevitha
Evens
Dayan
Clevelung
Rue Donitnoy
James
Phage
Hime
Mece
Bernhard
Buelow
Carr
Sai
Killian
Schmidt
Chesbro
Warmth
Klenow
Thomas
HAG
Ghienzo
Kansas Cy
Waldron
White and
Builiway
Young McBride
Armbrunter
Perrine
Hace
Hill
Uye Bohasnan
Burke
Nowell and
Alekeys Balin Frantz
Iboj
Cert
Watpnela
Cuserddy
Baseball Scores Mixed Across Leagues and Cities
Fragmented box score style update shows National and American League games with multiple batter and pitcher notes. Mentions Cleveland and Detroit games, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Grand Rapids, South Bend, Terre Haute, Canton, and Boston with various battery pairings and fielding notes.
Elorado Springs Child Climbs Peak Sets Record
Hun ton Faublen aged four, son of J DL Faublan of Houston, scaled Pitre's Peak and descended the next day. He reportedly holds the world record for the ascent and descent, with a mile rail route climb and an altitude gain of over 1,047 feet. He was accompanied by his parent and two women, and arrived at the summit ahead of the descent milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elorado Springs
Hunton Faublen
J. DL Faublan
Houston
Tex
Pitre
Olhe Miler
Hase
Parente
Liman
Texas
Huston
Wesley Barber Comment On Frat Fellows And Spring Ball
A fragmented quote discusses a frat fellow and knock ing and boasting after defeats. It notes plans not to attend another ball game where Glante will play in the spring.
Giants Use New Code of Signals in Cardinals Meeting
The New York press reports manager McGraw retooled signals before a game with St. Louis after players Sandow Mertes and Doc Fahall joined the Cardinals. The piece explains catcher signals and coach signaling tactics used to steal plays, including pitchouts and hit and run signs, noting the difficulty in deciphering these coded cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sandow" Mertes
Mary Fahall
Sports Items Of All Sorts And Like
The piece reports on boxing bouts between AInck Joneson and Sandy Ferguson slated within three weeks at Chelsea. It notes Sam Berger and Rhodes from the St. Louis Nationals, Willie Fitzgerald and Jack Dougherty being courted, and mentions Frank Sebulte as a top hose thrower. It quotes Pat Powers and McGraw on spending to strengthen Providence and the Giants, with optimism about contest outcomes.
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Egland Sports
Chelsea
Ainck Joneson
Sandy
Ferguson
Bettie A
Sam Berger
Blacklock 80LD Pauses, Aims for World Pace Record
Decatur reports indicate Blacklock 80LD will not race again this season after a raid at the station and a 100 percent effort by KG Billings of Chicago. Brubbinfield from Orn, Ma, notes Blacklock wired by Cuckoo, Jennie, Brown, and a mile in 4 01 percent in Davenport trial work. The horse plans to target the world pacing record next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
W. H. Brubbinfield
Orn
Blacklock
Billings
Chicago
Agason
Sna
Cuckoo
Das Jennie
Brown
Davenport
Blackloch Fa
Strange new craft works like bicycle
New York August 2 John Mitchell a mechanic exhibits a water craft likely the greatest raft known in the world. It is a water tricycle steered and propelled on bicycle principles. The framework rests on three pontoons and a propeller at the center. Mitchell has sailed five and a half miles on the East River and claims to reach twelve miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia
the Sun
New York
John Mitcheil
Ttaga Mechanic
Hia City
Mitchell Haa
Enst
Mitchell Tops Coast Batting With 100 Hits Milestone
Mike Sutewell highlights Portland star Mitchell as the first Coast League batsman to reach 100 hits this season. The article notes Mitchell’s 34 home runs and that Portland teammates Creed, McLean and Smith also top the batting pace. Mitchell, acquired from the Chicago Nationals, is praised for power and speed despite clumsy gait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Portland
Ore
Mike Sutewell
West
Cenir Selis
Io Manger
Capitate Creed
Larry McLean
Jud Smith
Mitchell
Chicago Nationals
Quaut
Umpire Owens Exonerated Amid Baseball Backing
Admirers of respectability praise Umpire Owens after the board of directors of the American association fully cleared him of charges raised by Secretary Lydiard of the Minneapolis team. The investigation labeled the accusations as trumped up by unscrupulous crooks and gamblers and pledged severe action against those who made unbased claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wascballara
Owens
Board of Directors
The
American Association
Lydiard
Minneapolis
O'Brien
Mhnen
From the Firing Line Baseball Notes and Lineup
McBride shows as a strong infielder with weak hitting. Williams may enter the game at short. Atherton likely to play third Friday. Cromley and Martoril slated to pitch the two games against the Blues. Indianapolis management seeking to buy players. Reds affected Dorner’s pitching growth after leaving Redland. Louisville Becchis to face reserves at Brighton Reach Sunday.
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Cromley and
Martoril
The
Blues
Manager Grant strengthens South Bend team in season moves
Special report from South Bend Ind details Grant adding Evans on loan to Terre Haute for the season and signing Bhorman Bristo of Chicago, with notes on last season in Grand Rapids and plans for a stronger roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
South Bend
Sun
Ind
Grant
Grand Rapids
Evans
Ghie
Terre Haute
Bhorman Bristo
Chicago
Left Big Estate Financed to Wife in McDonald Death
New York Aug 3 Letters of administration for the estate of Jack A McDonald, a wealthy turfman killed in the railway accident at Salidbury, Hoxland, on July 1, were granted to his wife Mrs KK Augusta McDonald yesterday by Surrogate Thomas. The estate's value is 1.05.00 with $1,000,000 in personal property.
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Fem
New York
Jack A Mc Donald
Salidbury
Hoxland
Augusta McDonald
Thomas
Priests Defeated in Second Game of Series
In a continuation of a multi game series, the Priests were defeated as the second match concluded. Details on venue, score, and key players are not fully visible in the fragment.
Miller Compared With Tod Sloan In Horse Racing Debate
New York August 3 Miller is praised as a wonderful rider who can make bad horses run well and win. The piece compares Miller with Tod Sloan, noting Miller’s front-running style, early strong start, and minimal whip use, while acknowledging Sloan’s traits and the impossibility of a definitive score without facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Barrier
Miller
Indiana
New York
Sinan
Moher
Garrison
Paax
Millard
Hermis
Hindoo
Miler
Biean
Mier
Rome
Amiffler
Broan
Soan
Bront
John L Sullivan’s 1882 tour and record of knockouts
In 1882 John L Sullivan led an eight month boxing tour across the country with a troupe including Peter McCay Steve Taylor and Frank Hall. The group reportedly earned about 160000 after expenses of 44000 while offering 1490 to any man who could last four rounds. Sullivan claimed 139 knockouts during the trip and defeated a pugilist in Minnesota by timing a ducking opponent’s head to deliver a decisive blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Sullivan
Nina Deraong
Sullivan
Peter McCay
Steve Taylor
Mike Gillespie
Herbert Slade
Mika Donovan
al Smith
Jake Munninger
Prank Hall
Smith
Richard K. Fox
Minnesota
Pig Fexter
John
Jobn
Jon
Mnute Johnt
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for Saturday
Forecast for Saturday August 4 1906 warns to avoid superiors and keep quiet as the reader’s birthday anniversary arrives. It predicts quarrels or lawsuits, money troubles, disappointments, and a harassing year. A child born that day will be unruly and troublesome to manage and unlucky in work or business.
Applications for License in Marion County Indiana
Notices warn citizens of Marion county First and Fifteenth wards that applicants will seek licenses at the September term to sell intoxicating liquors in specified premises. Descriptions include street locations, lot and block references, and requests for pool table privileges. Names Harry Brow and others are shown as applicants with details on business sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Todlana
Grank
Tavendeth Street
A. Jetcher, Jr
Indianapolis
Indiana
Harry Brow Notich
State of Indiana
Agnes Street
Agnes
Michigan
City of
Indian Masion
Benny Yanger Poised To Meet Kid Haemon In Ten Round Clash
Benny Yanger, famed as a hard ring general, trains at Camp Herman Cedar Lake. He faces Kid Haemon at Washington Park Friday night in a ten round bout that promoters expect will be hard fought with Yanger favored. Reports from Yanger's camp praise his shape and conditioning, while Herman camp asserts Yanger will be at his best.
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Aeaandt
Alda
Yanger
Camp Herman
Kid Haemon
Benny Yanger
Washington Park
Aurelio Hexrea
Ade Altell
Hare Man
Harman
Imac
Tin Tanger
Cedar Lak Waters
Dave Barrys
So Herman
Broad Ripple
Herman
Ryan
Broad Hippo
Bennie
Dortuk
Adwn Ryan
Ther
Purson
Bis Watgat Lethe
Tommy Murphy
Tanger
Codar Lake
Con
Race Results at New York and Buffalo shown from race card
Race results list multiple thoroughbred races with times and placements. Names include Nannie Hodes, Gold Lady, Donna, Dandelion, Flowe Away, Druid, Scotch Dance, Weberfield, Fieta Lark, Meadowbreeze, Obaran, Chandler, and Javanes¢. Times range from 1:07 to 9:35 for various distances, with entries from Sewell, Williams, McDaniel, Lowell, Knapp, Medea, Horner, Treubel, Mirria, Filey, Austin, and others.
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New York
Nannie Hodes
Sewell
Lete
Fue Wasi
Xing Cola
Lowell
Coy Alard
Cederstroms
Flowe
Knapp
Jim Leonard
Roswell
Medea
Lett
Tarlac
Druid
Horner
Hyperton
Jennie McCabe
Las LA
Cincinnati
Weberfield
Prince of Press
Webber
Treuchel
Gromobo I
Beautiful Maya
Fieta Lark
Treubel
Zinds
Furlonge
Meadowbreeze
Mirria
John English
Cal
Jim Douglaam
Ovelando
Austin
Morales
Bitter Boy
BotUsa
Torfoullog
Mike “Obaran
Filey
Alvan Gardta
Duffalo
Turlonge
Chandler
Osanseg
Bly Turonge
Galetta
Brammund
Baby Castle
Ume
Hazelpateh
Gtort
Buttnakl
Wall Owdine
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Matheweon
Morpheus Gag
Dunleavy
Cart
Kellam
Cincinnatic
Roown
St. Louis
Philadelpnia
American Assoceation
Louritvane
Naib Lovee
Hatteries
Dunkle and
Gnaw
Goodwin, Baga
Beville
Suthon
Laid
Pruitt and
Dri
Plaherty
Bhie
Cadwallader
Yeager
Lear
Weimer and Livingstone
Dorney
Needham
Summaers
Howey
Fervias
Tieman
Brostus and Shaw
Wilson and
Ostolek
Albany and
Clark
Pike's Peak
Wesley the Barber
Cardinals
Rhodes
St. Louis Nationals
Ttc
Frank Sebulte
Grand Rapids A. C
Willie Fitzgerald
Jack Dougherty
Joe Warcott
Thorn
Ohio
Pernsylvania
Pat Powers
BNO
Providence
McGraw
Ruental
Nitchell
Mike. Mitchell
Williams
Justo
Atherton
Reds
Gua Dorner
Bunton
Dorner
Redland
Loulaville Becchis
Brighton Reach
TOD Sloan
John L
Raphael
Tipton Slasher
Ying Netaon
Ciump
10C Cigar Co
W. Kriel Bote
W. Wash
Sater Hs
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