Blues Batter Champs Late For Ninth Inning Win
The Blues clinched a 3 0 victory at Washington park in a tense ninth inning. Hallman Love and Hetling supplied the big hits with Slagle pitching well until pulled for Graham. Swann earned praise for shutting down the Champs, while key earlier rallies by Carr and Hetling helped Blues stay in the contest.
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Washington Park
Blues
Slagle
Hallman
Love
Herling
Carr
Walter Slagle
Little Southpaw Swann
Little Swann
Apollo Belvidere
Champs
Swann
Waller
Mr. Smith
Texas
Burke
Beckley
Sullivan
Smith
Texas Cactus
Howsley
Hetling
Graham
Carlisle
W Hetling
Indianapolis
Steves Chadburne
Hayden
Howley
C Williams
Wee Hooke
Ates Graham
Eeseeees
Kansas City
AB R. Shannon
Eaae Shay
A Beckley
Brashear
Owan Sullivan
Bane
Powerees
Ste
Chadburne
Slage
Haliman
Lave
Storgreen
Howiley
King
Yesterday's Scores in Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
In American Association games Kansas City beat Indianapolis 3 to 2 and St. Paul won 7 to 6 over Columbus while Milwaukee lost 1 to 0 to Toledo. National League games were postponed for burial services for Harry C. Pulliam. American and Central Leagues feature South Bend 6 Dayton 5 and Zanesville 3 Evansville 2 with Terre Haute 2 Wheeling 1.
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Harry C. Pulliam
South Bend
Dayton
Zanesville
Evansville
Terre Haute
Wheeling
Harry Krause
Philadelphia Athletics
New Members Admitted to Marion County Fish and Game
The Marion County Fish and Game Protective association held its monthly meeting at the statehouse last night. Three new members were elected Edward Gross Louis P Blu menstein and Marshall Pugh of Clermont Ind. The group voted to plant the small bass in Marion county hatchery with half to White River a quarter to Fall Creek and a quarter to Eagle Creek. Dr J Alexander reported a new pond location on Dr Andersons farm about half a mile west of Southport.
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Statehouse
Edward Gross
Louis P. Blumenstein
Marshall Pugh
Clermont
Ind
Marion County
White River
Fall Creek
Eagle Creek
J. ©. Alexander
Anderson
Southport
Mabel Hite Donlin Reformers Two Stories In One
Two tales about Mike Donlin captain and manager of the Philadelphia Nationals unfold with a moral. First, Donlin overcomes trouble through a year of probation guided by Mabel Hite, becoming a steadier figure and Giants captain, then marrying her. The second tracks his vaudeville stint with Mabel, a clash with the Giants, his return, and his restless exit to acting and the West.
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Mabel Hite-Donlin
Mike Donlin
Philadelphia Nationals
Mike
Mabel Hite
Bob Fitz
Peter Maher
Mabel
Mike Donjin
McGraw
Donlin
New York
S. RB. O
Aileen Wilson Sold to Boston Man After Grand Circuit Meet
Kalamazoo Mich August 3. The fast pacing mare Aileen Wilson tied to Dick Wilson Rushville and J H Bronson New Haven Conn has been sold to John C Coakley Boston and will be campaigned by Walter Cox. Opening Grand Circuit day endured heavy track and tame racing with The Harvester withdrawal dampening interest in the 2 06 trot and the 2 07 pace. Inner Guard failed to threaten as the favorite in the 2 11 trot. Peter Balla Lon McDonald and Nancy Royse split heats with Peter Balla winning the race. Mary K won the final event in slow time.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Aileen Wilson
Dick Wilson
Rushville
J. H. Bronson
New Haven
Country Jay
Peter Balla
Lon McDonald
Belle Bird
Knapsack MacCarthy
Nancy Royse
Mary K
Smith protests award to the Pierce car in Glidden tour
Protest filed by H. Smith and W. Vandervoort against Pierce-Arrow trophies claiming rear lamp penalties were mishandled. Contenders Roy Snyder O Hayes Lexington car head home for Des Moines Moline and Des Moines. Marott team defeats New York state 13 to 4 on fast fielding and hitting.
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Roy Snyder
Mason
Des Moines
Midland
O. Hayes
Moline
Ill
Lexington
Pierce-Arrow
H. ©. Smith
W. H. Vandervoort
Moline Motor Company
Pierce
Dir. Smith
Mr. Vandervoort
Mr. Smith
Marott
New York State
Hobbs Defeats Windfall 5 To 3 In Sunday Game
Hobbs team won 5 to 3 over Windfall with standout fast base running. Batteries were Hobbs Kring and Bowers for Hobbs and Jones and Duckworth for Windfall. Games addressed to Orla Simmons, Hobbs, Indiana.
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Hobbs
Ind
Kring
Bowers
Windfall
Jones
Duckworth
Orla Simmons
Manager Carr Optimistic Declares Club Will Win
The team, rebuilding after a rough home stretch at Washington park, looks to Bowerman Lindaman and the return of Chad Burne to strengthen the lineup. Manager Carr cites tough losses, umpires, and disintegration but remains confident as Smith, Bowerman, and Lindaman boost the roster for a strong finish on the road and in future dates.
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Chadburne
Bowerman
Lindaman
Smith
Carr
Margin wins NM and M harness race in dramatic wager
Indianapolis banker S A Fletcher Jr owner of Margin and driver Lou McDonald celebrated by sending a telegram to Mrs Fletcher stating We have won the NM and M and all that goes with it I would give it all if you were only here The note captures the sobering contrast to riotous postrace revelry common in other wins.
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S. A. Fletcher, Jr
Indianapolis
Margin
Lou McDonald
Fletcher
Ind
Heydler Elected National League President in Plenum
John A. Heydler was chosen president of the National League to fill the unexpired term of the late Harry Pulliam. The vote was unanimous with Garry Herrmann absent. Heydler, Pulliam’s secretary for seven years, pledged to uphold Pulliam’s policies and principles.
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Louisville
Harry Pulliam
National League
Seelbach
John A. Heydler
Garry Herrmann
Heydler
Pulliam
Amateur soccer? no. Elders seek August fastball schedule
The Elder Reserves beat the Franklin Blues 9 to 5 at Franklin Indiana and seek Aug 8 or Aug 15 games with Greenwood St Paul or other fast out-of-town teams. Address Dan Elder 414 North West street. The Cumberland Browns beat the Blakers hi to in Cumberland yesterday and Broad Ripple reopens strong seeking 18 year old opponents. Address D R B Crabill. Homer Stars top Rushville Reserves 11 to 10 in 10 innings with Manning umpire. London defeats Acton Blues 18 to 9. John Wakeland asks Acton Blues manager to call. Indianapolis Ramblers seek 18-year-old fast team games. preferred Blakers Mapletons Tosset Rupe White Sox. Address Glen Maple 819 Celegative. Panhandle Athletics beat Brooksides 5 to 3. Address D Young 2009 E Washington Sr. manager Panhandle Athletics.
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Franklin
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Greenwood
St Paul
Dan Elder
North
West Street
Cumberland Browns
Blakers
Indianapolis
Cumberland
Broad Ripple
D. R. B. Crabill
Newphone
Broad Ripple Exchange
Homer Stars
Rushville
Homer
Westerfield
Bakre
Buckley
Smith
Plummer
Manning
London
Acton Blues
Mbatteries
Alexander
Rubank
Acton
Myers
Hamlyn
John Wakeland
Acton Lues
Indianapolis Ramblers
Garfield No
Mapletons
Rupe White Sox
Glen Maple
Panhandle Athletics
Brooksides
Hoffman
Irvin
Van
Montgomery
D. Young
E. Washington Sr
One Run in Toledo Tilt as Milwaukee Edges Ahead
In Toledo on August 5 Milwaukee secured a 1 0 win behind McGlynn who worked out of multiple jams after a single run in the first inning. The home club had several scoring chances but could not capitalize.
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Toledo
Ohio
Milwaukee
McGlynn
Steady Decline for Indianapolis Team in Pennant Race
In a dramatic turn in the American Association pennant chase, Indianapolis has plummeted from third to last over three weeks. From July 10 to late July, the Indians went 4-19 in 23 games, with losses to Toledo St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City and Louisville across dates including July 11 13 14 16 17 19 21 23 24 26 27 29 30 31 and August 1 2.
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Indians
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Mil
Milwaukee
Kansas City
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