State Tennis Tournament Near in Indianapolis
Indianapolis anticipates a large turnout Aug 20 to 27 as the state tennis tournament opens under the Indianapolis Tennis Association. Open to all amateurs, with entrants from Indiana Ohio and Kentucky, play begins daily at 10 30 and 2 00. Prizes include a three leg bowl silver cups and consolation meet honors. Entries close Aug 19 with Fred Appell receiving registrations at 121 East Market Street.
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National Lawn Tennis Association
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R. A. Holden
Cincinnati
Winona Technical Institute
Cincin Mau
Shay Sinks KC in Ninth to Complete Toledo Sweep
Shay scored the winning run for Cocash in the ninth on a single after Cocash batted for Wen as Kansas City fell to Toledo 2 to 1 in the third straight setback.
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Kansas City
Superior Hoosiers Rally Past Apostles In Close Win
Carr's Hoosiers won a tight game in St. Paul via aggressive baserunning and timely hits. Lindaman started strong for Indianapolis before Cheney closed it, with standout fielding by Coffey and speedy base steals by Williams. The Saints were hurt by errors as Howley and Jones faced aggressive defense, and the series concludes today with Dowd possibly in for final innings.
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Hoosiers
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Indianapolis
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Saints
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College Planet
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Howley
Jones
Wittens
Kelty
Caida
Michigan Man Highlights Fish Hatchery Value at Meeting
Dwight Lydell of Michigan fish commission spoke at Marion County Fish and Game association on hatchery work at Mill Creek Comstock Park. He cited 1.876 million black bass fry and fingerlings 11 million yellow perch 12 million pike perch hatched, part of 62 to 67 million fish planted last year. Dr Henry Jameson urged Riverside park hatchery construction and new members Pagnett Earnst Stevens and Hurst were elected.
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Dwight Lydell
Michigan Fish Commission
Marion County Fish and Game Association
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Mill Creek
Comstock Park
Michigan
United States Fish Commission
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Park Board
Riverside Park
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Herman Earnst
F. M. Stevens
J. W. Hurst
Rupree
Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association
Air records may go at Pittsburg's meet
Pittsburg aero club opens an aviation meet on Brunet's Island in the Ohio River. Capt. Thomas Baldwin J C Mars and Glenn Curtiss join to challenge speed records and an altitude mark held by Walter Brookins. Augustus Post serves as official recorder for the Aero Club of America.
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Atlantic City
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Wednesday Scores Across Leagues Brief Summary
American Association games saw Indianapolis 4 over St. Paul 3 and Louisville 6 to Minneapolis 2. National League results include Chicago 3 over New York and Pittsburg 4-5 Philadelphia 1-4, plus Brooklyn routing St Louis 33-3. American League notes Philadelphia 23 over Chicago 1 and Cleveland 4-2 New York. Central League reports Ft Wayne 3 Evansville 1 Barton 3-3. South Kana 6 Wheeling 1. Grand Rapids 2 Zanesville 1.
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Cleveland Club buys Bronkie to replace Bradley
The Cleveland Club announces the purchase of Third Baseman Bronkie from Nashville for delivery at season end. The move aims to improve fielding despite Bronkie’s low batting average of .222, as veteran Bill Bradley is sold and the club shifts to a younger rotation at the hot corner.
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Nashville
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Justus Shelled Terre Haute In Doubleheader Win
Dayton, Ohio August 4. Dayton extended its winning streak to four straight over Terre Haute with a twin bill victory. Justus allowed only eight hits across both games and yielded a single run. The first game marked a third consecutive shutout of the Tots by Dayton.
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Demple
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Baseball matchups listed for major league cities
Schedule card lists Indianapolis at St Paul Columbus at Milwaukee Toledo at Kansas City Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburg at Philadelphia and St Louis at Brooklyn with New York at Cleveland trailing.
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St. Paul
Loninville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
National League
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
J. Louis
Brooklyn
American League
Cleveland
Gore
Sports Snippets From Various Circles
Statues of famed players headline notes while Boston eyes the 1911 amateur rowing championships. Brooklyn contemplates a schoolboy swimming club as New Orleans unveils a modern public bath. Danny Maher hits 50 English turf wins this season. Harness circuits across Grand and Great Western plan $600000 in purses. Southern California targets the A A U championships in New Orleans October. Vanderbilt cup set to run at daylight October 15 on Long Island. San Francisco forms a dealers association for autos. Country Jay, age 14, has spent much time on the shelf yet makes a comeback. Pacific coast colleges all American rugby team returns from Australia by late August. W G Collins will attend the endurance run ending in Philadelphia August 11. A Russian elkhound named Lobo from Major McEwan’s kennels is showcased. Round the World, a filly in W G Yankee colors, epitomizes bargain buys in young horses. Weanling Round the World sold for $100 now earned $10 615 in purses.
Bronson to start training for Packy McFarland match
Ray Bronson will begin fight training for a Labor Day bout with Packey McFarland in Kansas City after returning from a southern trip. He recently defeated Johnny Krause in Memphis and meets Grover Hayes in New Orleans, with several southern engagements possible. Bronson and McFarland drew twenty rounds in New Orleans last winter and Bronson believes he has improved significantly. Ad Wolgast, lightweight champion, faces Freddie Cole in Muncie on Monday in an eight round bout, Wolgast's first after an arm fracture.
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Packey McFarland
Kansas City
Bronson
Johnny Krause
Philadelphia
Memphis
Grover Hayes
Chicago
New Orleans
South
McFarland
Ray
Wolgast
Milwaukee
Batting of A. A. Men in Southern League
Former Americans association players now in the Southern league are hitting this way Swacina 3207 Siever 273 Pat Flaherty .269 Lister .245 Mike Lynch .243 Greminger .241 Higgins .238 Yobe .236 Ellam .232 Demont .213 Dunleavy .210
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Swacina
Siever
Pat Flaherty
Lister
Mike Lynch
Greminger
Higgins
Yobe
Ellam
Demont
Dunleavy
Fiene Exits Early as Louisville Beats Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on August 4, the feeders lost to Louisville 6 to 2. Fiene left the mound after four innings while Weaver delivered solid pitching for the game.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Feeders
Louisville
Weaver
Pugilist in Critical Condition After Sharkey Club Fight
William Ford of Philadelphia lay unconscious after being knocked down four times in one round at the Sharkey athletic club. His opponent, William Brown of San Francisco, a Negro, fled the scene. Club physician Dr. Wynne said Ford was not seriously injured, but could not reveal his transfer location. Two hard stomach blows were cited as the cause.
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Sharkey Athletic Club
William Ford
Philadelphia
William Brown
San Francisco
Sherley W. Wynne
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Amateur Gossip Open Dates For Sunday In Indiana Circuits
MecCordsville Indiana seeks Sunday matches with Indianapolis clubs and Broad Ripple address. Broad Ripple club aims at city teams, permits not restricted to PES centers or Indianolas. C. E. Lineback noted. Rex team holds pre permit seeking a one year old squad. Lafayette’s J Lawrence team seeks out of town game August 28. Indianapolis Chair Company requests Sunday open date for out of town game with McCordeville preference and Friday night gathering at 316 West Ohio Street. Long Distance 611 for calls. Hoosiers decline Julietta, prefer out of town.
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Broad Ripple
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Vinton Street
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Indianapolis
Ise
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Ohio Street
Accidents and racing results at Logansport Driv ing club meet
Logansport Ind Aug 4 second day of driving club races marred by a crash when Jay Stone driven by I Linder of Matthews Ind reared and fell, driver hospitalized in critical condition. Woodcliffe King won Maddock hotel stake $500 with Leland second Maud Storm third, best 2 18 %. Abdou won 2 18 pace purse $400 with Robert B second best time 2 13 1. Teddy C won 3 19 pace Paragon stake purse 400 with Pete Hal second Bessie Goma third best 2 15. Osgood Ind Aug 4 good crowd at Ripley county fair. today’s big day features 2 16 pace 2 17 trot and running race with large entries. Special train leaves Cincinnati daily. 2 30 Trot purse 300 Walter J swept three straight heats. Marjory Riggs second Prince M third Nellie fourth best time 232613 2 30 Pace purse 300 Hal Gentry broke local track record pacing a mile in 2 14 531 and won straight heats with Mansfield second each heat Local Option third Dan Mac fourth seven starters. County trot won by Ray Sallie Black Bass second Goose Island third. Three quarter mile running race purse 100 won by Silvestres Patriciw second Rou third.
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Logansport Driving Club
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Maud Storm
Abdou
Robert B
Paragon
Teddy C
Pete Hal
Bessie Goma
Osgood
Ripley County Fair
Cincinnati
Walter J Wee
Marjory Riggs
Prince M
Nellie
Hal Gentry
Mansfield
Local Option
Dan Mac
Ray Sallie
Black Bass
Goose Island
Silvestres
Patriciw
Rou
American yacht Westward quits Cowes race after handicap
The American yacht Westward owned by Alexandre S. Cochran of New York refused to start the 46 mile Cowes town cup race after a harsh handicap was imposed. Westward had previously won two races including the emperor's cup but Cochran called the conditions unfair and withdrew.
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Alexandre S. Cochran
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Cochran
American F J Shall Loses To Teichmann In Hamburg Chess
In the international chess round yesterday the American Frank J Shall was defeated by Teichmann. Scores to date list Schlechter and Teichmann at 9% each, Duras 8.7%, Chotimieski and Marshall at 6% each.
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Schlechter
Wotich
Duras
Chotimieski
Marshall
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