Diamonds Go 80 Fast in Rice Sells Them
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1899
Page
8
Indians Triumph Over Hoosiers On Cracked Field
Indians 58 31 3L 51 3k 513. Indianapolis hosts 1 600 newsboys and street Arabs in right-field bleachers. Bob Allen and George Tebeau clash as Indianapolis maintains lead amid noisy crowd. Crawford and Hartzell pace scoring. Grand Rapids to visit for a double-header. Cincinnati trades and league chatter follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Detroit
Grand Rapids
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Buffalo v
Kansas City
Big Newton
Motz
Sheridan
Hartzell
Columbus
McAuley
Tebeau
Loftus
Flynn
Sliccey
Stewart
Hoghever
Johnson
Jimmy Manning
Wilkesbarre
Brush
Crawford
Terre Haute
Bloomington
Mattoon
Crawfordsville
Norman Elberfield
Cincinnati Enquirer
Reds
Cincinnati
Ralph Seybold
Richmond
Clark Griffith
Chicago
West Baden Springs
Frank Dwyer
Young
Beck
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Knepper
Cincinnati Times-Star
All-Kentuckians
Covington, Ky
Brighton Beach
Baseball game summary for Indianapolis at Grand Rapids
Game details show Indianapolis versus Grand Rapids with bases on balls 6 on Newton 4 off Me. Gill 2, Hickey, Newton, Flynn, Stewart, Motz, Buckley struck out. McFarland 2-base hit. Double play Flynn Motz. Left on bases Indianapolis 5 Grand Rapids 9. Time 1:40. Umpire Sheridan. Attendance 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Gill
Hickey
Flynn
Stewart
Motz
Buckley
McFarland
Stalen
Hoghever
Hartzell
Banes
Grand
Batteries and Players Tide Through Big League Notes
Fragmented sports notes list battery pairs and lineups across teams in the American and National Leagues. Mentions include Hart Speer Center Spies and Thomas Cronin Buelow Diggins plus Taylor Donahue Sudhoff Schrecongost and McJames McGuire Seymour Warner in various clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Eeees
Boston
Oes Ekeaedtee
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Bates
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Louisville
New York
Washington
Cleveland
E. Chicago
Taylor
Donahue
Sudhoff
Schrecongost
Philadelphia rider breaks bicycle record at speed tests
Burns Pierce set new records in Philadelphia on Friday by riding two to five miles with a motor pacing aid. He opened the first mile in 1:34 and improved to 3:10 for three miles, 4:46 for three miles, 6:23 for four miles, and 8:02 for five miles, shaving 12 8-5 seconds from the prior mark. Oscar Gardner’s hands remain in condition for a fight, while Ben Jordan and Rain are noted as arriving for upcoming bouts at the Grand circuit races in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Burns Pierce
Oscar Gardner
Ben Jordan
Truncated Race Notes From Gerton Meet
Over 4,000 attended the Friday events at the gerstown meet. Points won the free for all pace in a seven horse field. Bola Strachmer won the 3 minute trot heat in 2 31. Gracie C. captured the mile running race in 1 47 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerstown
Frida
Bola Strachmer
Gracie C
Anna K and Major Race Sparks Quarter Mile Record
A buggy racing meet at the driving park features Anna K challenging Major with several heats. Major sets a 32 second quarter and helps push race records, while Anna K gains on him in heat three. Ora Shover’s horses win multiple classes. crowd plans a rematch next week as Anna K. eyes another shot at Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna.k
Anna
Major
Anna K.’s
Blair
Anna K
Forjor
Schickeranz
Ora Shover
George Marott
Mann
Gladwell
Billy S
Don B
Prank Beck
Cssee-Ees
Geneva
H. H. Gates
Akali
Dr. Hoover
Sleeping Beauty
Nettie King
Frank Young
Dr. Light
Nellie C
H. Slater
GB Barrister Walker
Sam Pierson
Anna J
Whhl Roth
Dr. Selers
Cccsseenseeseeneeed Oy Ham
W. W. Baker
Black Bess
Carl Fisher
Bunch
J. S. Mann
Little Elgin
F. F. Jacobs
Zoo Zoo
George Marrott
D. B. Shideler
A. Schicketanz
Warm chick hatches in egg case under hot transit
Poultry dealers F P Teaster and son of 396 East Wabash street found a half hatched chick in a bottom egg layer hauled from New London by John Hickman. The chick, awakening in the shell, chirped asking if it was hot and was wrapped in cotton for return to New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Teaster and Son
E. Wabash Sr
New London
John Hickman
Teaster
Skeleton of John Brown followers possibly moved to Lake Placid
George B. Marshall recalls pension office chatter on removing seven bodies of John Brown’s followers from Harper’s Ferry to Lake Placid for reburial. He notes reports of lost remains and mentions a Mart insville physician’s office displaying a skeletal relic tied to Brown. He suspects the skeleton is still in Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Marshall
United States Pension Office
John Brown
Harrer's Ferry
Lake Placid
Joe Piercy
Martinsville
Brown
Harper's Ferry
Fiduciary and trust services firm seeks broad banking role
A company offers to transact fiduciary business for individuals and trusts, act as executor administrator trustee guardian receiver assignee and financial agent for railways cities and counties in securities or loan dealings. It will employ attorneys for trusts and provide first class collateral loans while not engaging in general discount banking. Officers include John Holliday president Henry Bhitel vice president and treasurer. Directors listed include Charles H Brownell Thomas C Day A Culbertson John H Holliday Henry Eitel George Rothe Edward L McKee H C Long Sam E Rauh V T Malott A A Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
John. Holliday
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