Brewers blank Hoosiers in two games behind Goodwin
Clyde Goodwin of the Brewers dominated pitching in a doubleheader against Indiana, earning two wins and throwing 19 consecutive innings while Hoosier hitters managed only scattered singles. The Brewers won the opener with timely hits and strong defense, then edged ahead in the second game as Perry’s fielding misplays aided the rally.
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Hoosier
Joe Cantillon
Brewers
Liebhart Sturt
Hoosiers
Mongay
Wwe Tuns
Boelly
Goodwin
Columbus
Clyde
Kellum
Bateman
Meade
Crumley
Indians
Dunleavy
McChesney
McCormish
Stob~inson
Cateman
Fursnér
Hynes
Frst
Baville
Hemphill Tit
Perry
Tuesday's Games Show Wide MLB Lineup and Battery Details
A cluttered recap lists Tuesday's pro games across American and National Leagues with matchups such as Milwaukee at Indianapolis, Kansas City at Louisville, St Paul at Columbus, and Minneapolis at Toledo. It includes numerous boxlike battery pairings, venues, and scattered scores, though many OCR fragments are garbled.
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Indianapollsa
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
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Stecher
Saw
Greer Ang Leahy
Gama
Berger
Elie
Moraah
Drill
Gana Rae
Flaherty
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Glagit
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Lifaa Eh Minnespolta
Sulihoft
Land
Cadwallager, Gratam and Hart
American Association
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Kansan
Ate
West Paul
Hans
Indiananatla
Jess. i
Coeseey
Philadelpnia
Il Fit
Fatal Explosion Claims Young Miner in Linton
A Bam special from Linton Indiana reports four year old Edgar Allen killed in a mine explosion near the town. Details are sparse as the accident is described as a blast at a local shaft with authorities beginning a routine inquiry.
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Linton
Ind
Edgar Allen
Sato
Ed Geers Champion Driver Pioneer of Trotting History
Ed Geers, renowned trotting driver, began his career about 1875 and became famed for steering champions such as Robert J and Joe Patchen. He set multiple world records, drove The Abbott in a landmark Chamber of Commerce stake, and achieved new timings like 2:01 and 2:04 for notable horses, shaping the sport’s early era.
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Ed Geera
Tean
Geara
Geers
Robert J
Lady of the Manor
Joe Patchen
Mreet II
Helrant-Low
Hal Pointer
Abbott
Germ
Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Glenville
Waller Direet
Drafting Rules 10 Clubs Send to Baseball Clubs
National Baseball Commission chairman Garey Herrmann sent the new drafting rules and regulations under the National Agreement to every club. The bulletin warns no deviations will be allowed and urges universal distribution to ensure all players and clubs comply with the updated policy.
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Sun
Cincinnati
Garey Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Shay
Attell and Sullivan Set Up Featherweight Title Fight
According to Brooklyn Tommy Ballivan boxing instructor at the Missouri Athletic Club, Abe Attell and Sullivan Menedezen have signed to fight for the featherweight championship before the club offering the best purse. The bout calls for 20 rounds with a 122 pound weigh-in at 3 p m on fight day.
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Aug
Brooklyn
Tommy Ballivan
Missouri Athletic Club
Abe Attell
Pownde
Sullivan
Atte
Nelson-Gans Bout Expected in Som Field This Fall
In Oldfield on Aug 7, it is widely expected Battling Nelson and Joe Gans will clash on Sept 3. Billy Nolan doubts Eddie Graney of San Francisco offered enough money, arguing the $49,000 bid is not superior to a Goldfield offer. The two fighters previously met in Salt Lake City, where Graney’s offer failed to persuade Nolan. Rink's advertises shirts.
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Graney
Oldfield
Battling Nelson
Joe Gans
Billy Nolan
Eddie Graney
Frisco
Sait Takoe City
Nolan
Goldfield
Baseball Trades and Promises From the Circuit
The report lists new signings and upcoming bouts across leagues. Babe Towne moves to strengthen Des Moines coverage, Comiskey buys a Villa Sox recruit, Al Kauligan makes an eastern debut with Fred Bradley in Norbury Massachusetts. Shortstop Nichols of Memphis is noted as top defense and bat. Donovan gains pitching depth with McFarland joining Strickert and others. A possible ten round match pits Lewis of New York vs Dougherty of Milwaukee. Sonnstegie to center field for the season as Hanlon settles field roles. McGarey plans re matches and Corey seeks bouts. a payroll dispute over O Day’s fine stirs questions.
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Babe Towne
Comiskey
Des Moines
Villa Sox
Trouble at Polo Grounds ends with arrests after fan trouble
Special to The Sun reports chaos at Polo Grounds New York as umpire Johnstone faced mob assault after a rough game. Police and officers rushed to aid him, cushions and bottles hurled from the Upper Deck, several arrests made of Stone's assailants, and Johnston sought refuge in the pavilion. Giants actions drew fan anger toward Manager McGraw and Devlin amid the melee.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Thoteands
Jahnatene
Fenton
Johnston
John~stone
Giants
Johnstone
McGraw
Devlin
Brooklyn Ball Club Led by McIntyre and Jordan
Special to the Sac. New York Aug 7 Harry McIntyre of Brooklyn has pitched ten innings without a hit, setting a National League record. Donovan and Lumley support a strong Brooklyn lineup as Jordan, Lewis, and others rise with timely hits. The piece lauds McIntyre, Jordan as a star, and notes Brooklyn's push for leadership while mentioning Wagner and Chae as peers.
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Clarke Grifith
Rosuit Griffith
Hig
Jordan
Lumley
New York
Harry McIntyre
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
McIntyre
Hue
Pittsburn
Hans Wagner
Donovan
Superbas
Rapidilly
Nerera
Hal Chae
Dolard
Ehap
Brooklyn Ia
New York City
Broadway Aleck Smith
Glanta
Smith
Bronx
Lewis
Race Results From Cincinnati and Saratoga Meet
Partial race results list multiple horses, jockeys, and times across venues Cincinnati and Saratoga. Notable entries include Measurable names like Baratora handicap, Paris, Gold Flower, and Redwood II with various distances and payouts, plus several steeplechase and handicap events with time marks and odds.
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Cincinnat
Firetrice
Babe
Boland
Orting
Aig Furjonga
Princesa Marie
Grandwick
Treubel
Even
Wro Lass
White Plume
Aime
Paris
Troubell
Baratoga
Edna Jackson
G. Mannessy
Rusk
Husted
Herculoid
Finnegan
Kass
Rudtkey
Sewall
Tansie
Gelling
Garner
Sir Russel
Furtonge
Koornerh
Waterbury
Murphy Beats Robson In Nonstop Philadelphia Bout
Tammy Murphy won a whirlwind victory over Spike Robson in a six round middleweight clash in Philadelphia. Robson showed speed and resilience, but Murphy controlled the action with pressure and solid combinations throughout. No decision was declared as the bout ended without a winner.
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Speetay
Philadelphia
Tammy
Murphy
National Athletic Eth
Spike Robson
Bulke
Sways
Tead
Ulin
Robson
Hobson
New Yorker
Wesley the Barber Says Brewers Wire Ax Popular
A fragmented item notes Wesley the Barber and mentions Brewers wire and figures such as 71,992.75 and 200,400.00 with references to Indianapolis and J Cantivon in a cryptic financial context. The readable pieces hint at a financial or trade note but lack clear action or outcome.
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Indianapolis
Marion man dies in kettle accident headline
In Marion Indiana a man and a woman identified as Mrs Marl Bbxier were fatally scalded when a kettle of boiling water overturned. The husband lingered eight hours before death.
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Marion
Ind
Marl
Herman's Hands In Great Shape For Yanger Fight
Herman prepares for the title bout with Henry Yanger. He trims weight and sharpens sparring while protecting his hands. Training remains intense yet cautious as the Tipton clash draws near, with Herman confident he can beat Yanger and Nelson.
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Herman
Henry Yanger
Merinsa
Yanger
Genny
Tipton
Nelson
Hertran
Otter
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