Bridwell Star Shortstop A. Bridwell Shines for Giants
Giants shortstop A Bridwell, small in size but massive in play, showcases speed on the bases, reliable fielding, and clutch hitting. From Columbus origins to McGraw's tutelage, he covers vast territory, backs up throws, and makes daring catches, though his hitting this season has been modest.
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New York Ledger
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McGraw
Joe Kelley
Doves
Fred
Devlin
Sean
Langford Versus Ketchel Bout Slated Sept. 3
Sam Langford arrives in Boston to finalize plans for boxing Stanley Ketchel. The bout moves to the Fairmont club in New York City on Friday September 3 with record ticket sales expected. Promoter Woodman reports heavy advance demand with boxes sold to John W. Gates and Dave Johnson among others. Langford trains at North Boro Massachusetts preparing through labor and farm work before the match.
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New York City
John W. Gates
Dave Johnson
Roseben
Woodman
Sam
North Boro
Mass
Martinsville Defeats Elder Reserves In Quick Inning Game
Martinsville defeats the Elder Reserves of Indianapolis 6 to 5 in a fast one inning contest. Louis Durham, former Indianapolis star and New York pitcher, started for Martinsville with Roy Willets for the Reserves. Batteries Durham and Raymond. Willets and Barrett.
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Indianapolis
Louis Durham
New York
Roy Willets
Durham
Raymond
Willets
Barrett
Marotts Win In Riverside Sunday Morning Contest
The Marott Department Store team defeated W. K. Stewart 3 to 0 at Riverside. Amick pitched effectively, shutting down the Stewart lineup while Marotts produced the decisive runs.
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W. K. Stewart
Riverside
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Outdoor Garden Vaudeville and Pictures in City
Free admission at the only outdoor garden in the city invites residents to an evening program of vaudeville and moving pictures on North Illinois Street.
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Illinois Street
Yesterday's scores across baseball leagues
In the American Association Kansas City defeated Indianapolis 5 to 4 and Milwaukee beat Louisville 5 to 2. Columbus won over Minneapolis 7 to 5. Toledo crushed St Paul 3 to 0 to 2. In the National League New York won 3 to 0 against St Louis Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 and Chicago shut out Brooklyn 7 to 0. American League had no games. Central League results include Grand Rapids 7 Wheeling 4 Zanesville 3 South Bend 2 Fort Wayne 8 Evansville 4 and Dayton 3 Terre Haute 1.
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Bea Nereenenenes
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Louisville
Eee Cent
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Seersevee
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Cincinnati
Eew Econery
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St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland Ee
New York
Washington
Zanesville
Phat
Esassene
Wheeling
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Grand Rapids
Terre Haute
Evansville
Dayton
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
No-Hit No-Man-First: Pulse Quietly Shakes Baseball Odds
Kenosha pitcher Joe Pulse of the Lake Shore league referenced in the Bush League Marvel story throws a no hit no man reach first game against Harvard, with 9 innings, 2 strikeouts, no balls hit for extra bases, and three putouts at first as Harvard's Holand fans 14. Pulse, former DePauw pitcher, has refused major league offers and plans to leave baseball after this season.
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Jimmy Galvin
Lee Richmond
John Ward
Bush
Zast
Pulse
Pete Herman
Joe
Harvards
Harvard
Ill
Holand
DePauw University
Clay
Waukegan Wire and Steel Company
Pulao
Frank
Ray
13 Innings of Play at Noblesville
Noblesville and Indianapolis Laucks played 18 innings in Noblesville, ending 4 to 3. Thompson pitched for Laucks and Bales for Noblesville, both in excellent form, with 8 strikeouts each and two-base hit by Johannes.
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Noblesville
Ind
Indianapolis
Laucks
Bales
Marion
Thompson
Western Union Trips Postal Prides in Second Game
The Western Union team defeated the Postals 10 to 3 to take game two of the series. Dickerson pitched five innings before his wire failed, allowing five runs as Western Union surged ahead. Mullen pitched steadily for Western Union with Batteries Mullen and Yelston backing him. Dicker son and Wickham handled the Postals. Umpire Hassetl.
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Dickerson
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Hassetl
Amateur teams split tight games across city leagues
The A. B.s beat Atkins 11 to 8 then 5 to 0. Brooklyn Sluggers beat Indianapolis Silent Stars 4 to 3. Herculaneans won 4 to 1 over Indians at Northwestern Park. Panhandles edged Shannan Parks 5 to 2 with Rose homering. Famous Furniture trimmed Oriental Blues at Brighton Beach. Udelis renamed Cornefix and seek semi pro tours. teams listed for future games.
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Atkins
Indianapolis Silent Stars
Brooklyn Sluggers
Brooklyn
Gam
Herculaneans
Indianolas
Northwestern Park
Panhandles
Shannan Parks
Panhandle Diamond Batteries
Hoffman
Ilrvin
South Parks
Vansant
Rose
Panhandle
D. Young
Washington Street
Furniture Company
Oriental Blues
Brighton Beach
Indianapolis
Bell
Madison Avenue
Udelis
Cornefix
Peru
Morriston
Mechanicsburg
Batesville
Greensbur
St. Paul
Cumberland
Ra Gaheefer
New Jersey Street
Marion Club Triumphs In City League Tennis Action
In Fairview yesterday the Marion club defeated Marion Motors 10 to 1 and 6 to 5 in the City league. Y M I beat Prestins 11 to 3 with Shea notable for two three base hits and nine field changes. Clanians beat Climax 6 to 5, as Southampton prepares for national championship trials with rankings including Clothier Larned Wrenn Behr Palmer Bourne Touchard Pell Merrill Hale and about 50 top players.
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Marion
Marion Motors
Fairview
Prestins
Shea
Clanians
Southampton
Ll. C
Meadow Club
Casio
Newport
R. I
William J. Clothier
William A. Larned
Robert QD. Wrenn
Karl H. Behr
Richard H. Palmer
William D. Bourne
Gustave A. Touchard
Theodore R. Pe
Today’s Games Across Major Leagues
Indianapolis visits Kansas City for a pair of games while Columbus plays Minneapolis and Louisville hosts Milwaukee. Toledo travels to St Paul and Brooklyn goes to Chicago. New York meets St Louis and Philadelphia faces Cincinnati in a busy slate. Boston visits Pittsburg.
Blues and Blues lose two in double with Indianapolis
Indianapolis edged Kansas City 3 2 in the second game after a 5 4 first game victory by Kansas City. Burke and Umpire Hayes drew crowd protests after a ninth inning collision and a disputed call. Carlton Carlisle advanced to third on a late play as the Blues sought a tying run but failed to overturn the result.
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Gus Corner
Slagle
Graham
Lindaman
Essick
Burke
Hayes
Jimmie Burke
Gerald Hayes
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Carlisle
Ritter
Hooke
Gartésfe Sard
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Hoosiers
Hayden
Smith
Carr
Hetling
Brashear
Sullivan
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Shannon
Shay
Hallian
Cave
Smit
Howley
Jims
Beckley
Hallman
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Mit ‘E Hooke
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Jimmie
Leith
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A. E
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If Carr
Williams
E. J . Shannon
Shigdiees
Becley
Corner
Peer
Dorner
ECOND
AB. Com
Ayden
Dimi Carr
Tome
Wenewe Bowerman
C Williams
Hopke
A.B. Bhannon
Cone
Eome Hallman
Esei
Esefck
Flaherty
Conahan
Foolish Man Scene Shows Narrow Language Clash
Uncle George teases Tommy about his employer's rigid spelling belief. Tommy admits the boss is bigoted in how he insists words be spelled only one way. The exchange hints at intolerance in a humorous family moment.
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George
Tommy
Denisce Barber Shop Advertises Services and Contact
Fragments indicate a barber shop named Denisce offering grooming services. The text mentions washing and flat pieces with contact numbers, suggesting a local business listing.
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Denisce Barber Shop
Denison Inn Offers Hot American Plan Dining and Music
A Denison establishment advertises hot American plan dining and live music in its dining room. The space emphasizes a specialty menu and entertainment to attract guests.
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