Millers Beat Reidy As Sievers Holds Hard Hitters
Indianapolis in a swatfest at Washington Park as the Millers slugged 18 hits off Bill Reidy and Sievers allowed eight hits but clamped down with runners on base. Reidy lasted three innings before Minneapolis cracked the ball, while Cromley and fielding miscues hampered the locals. Attendance was 1,100 as the Millers defeated Indianapolis 9 to 4 with Wattie’s team showing strong hitting and solid pitching.
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Sievers
Cromley
Lecel Inield
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All Stars
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Reidy
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Freeman
Coulter
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Rube Waddell Caught In Action In Play
Rube Waddell is shown in mid pitch as articles describe him caught in action on the mound. The scene highlights his pitching form and competitive spirit during a tense moment in the game.
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Rube” Waddell
Graffius Pulls Off Humorous Flutter On Umpire In Baseball Mixup
Toledo players recall Graffius the pudgy backstop staging a playful stunt during a game. Graffius faked a throw then flipped the ball to the pitcher amid confusion as Jack Gilbert lingered near third. Tony Mullane officiated inside the line as laughter spread among all.
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Little Rock
Shreveport
Jack Gilbert
Toledo
Gilbert Thouent Graffion
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Bame
Gradus
Gilbert
Tony Mullane
Ax Umpter
Grafita
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Imas
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Factional Bl FELLOWS READY TO GO At Navy Proman Bus
The fragment outlines a garbled ad claiming health miracle cures by Dr. Pierce Medical Discovery. It toutsalkohol free tonic promised to cure weak stomachs and bowel issues, with patient testimonials about regained strength and daily work capacity. The text is incomplete and reads like an early 20th century patent medicine pitch.
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Pierce
Gol Medical
Dow
Umpire McCarthy's Fleen Jeat Riddle Stirs Fans
A baseball note from Shire Stock Park last week describes Umpire McCarthy's controversial call on Green at second base in a close finish. Monte Croms of the Athletics questioned the ruling as Green attempted a scramble for third, while McCarthy held the ball to settle the play, raising questions about the rules and the possibility of a misapplied decision. The piece ends noting the Chicago Tribune and a bowling league slate, with officers elected for the next season.
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Shire Stocklig Park
Green
Monte Croms
Athletics
Nomeone
Graen
Chicago Tribune
McCormick Contests Sullivans Circle For Friday Bout
Dim McCormick prepares for Friday’s Colma clash with a strong entourage including advisor John J. Sullivan and Jimmy Carroll. Jimmy Kelly assists, with Billy Madden as chief second and Ciarley Goff and Big HL Ranaldson as crew. The bout marks a rare meeting since their prior feud cooled. proclaims an early knockout by Sullivan’s camp.
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Dim MetCormick
Tiyghed Wnery Mining
Colma
Oth Corners
McCormick
John J. Sullivan
Jimmy Carroll
Jimmy Kelly
Rublin
Billy Madden
Ciarley Goff
Big HL Ranaldson
Madden Ated Silvan
Deta
Apne
Sullivan
Standings and Battery Assignments From Club Games
The report lists multiple clubs and game notes with battering pairs and players by city. Details cover batteries, players, and lineups for Boston Detroit New York Terre Haute Wheeling Evansville Beanceitte and other centers, plus game order and second games.
Outlaw Star Players Face Strict National Contract Rule
In Pittsburg August, the national commission imposes a strict contract-jumping crackdown. Affected players must return to teams they deserted or face a blacklist damaging career prospects and late salaries. The deadline nears as journals report the net tightening around professional baseball.
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Pittsburg
Commissian Canceriing
National Commission
Bane- Val
Outlaws
Friday games among baseball leagues listed
In Friday schedules for the American Association, National League and American League several matchups are noted including Minneapolis at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Columbus St Louis at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Chicago at New York Detroit at Boston Chicago at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington South Bend at Dayton Grand Rapids at Wheeling Springfield at Terre Haute Canton at Evansville plus various batterymatchups and umpire mentions. The fragmentary text includes team pairings and scattered player names with no clear game results.
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Columbue
Milwaukee
Minneapolia
Louisville
Indianapolia
Paul
Toledo
San Kansas i
New York
Finnburg Viet
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Lonie
Basten
Los Pet
Cidladelphia Ok
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Louis
Washington
South Bend
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Terre Hania
Canton
Evansville
Aun
Charles Sommers
Cleveland Americana
Dick Padden
St. Louis Americans
al Warner
Tim Hurat
New York Americans
Ed Munyon
Binghamton
Gus Corner
Olite Pickering
Feider
Philadelphia -Nationala Jaat Zene
WATCH PUGILIST CORMICK FIGHTS ARE DISCUSSED
John L Sullivan notes Jim McCormick versus Gus Thin as a potential championship bout. He predicts McCormick may outlast Thin and mentions Marvin Hart, Rubha, and prior encounters. Sullivan criticizes six round fights in Philadelphia and urges shortening or banning such bouts.
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Jim
Gus
Mi Ha
Marvin Hart
Hart
Rubha
Philile
Louisville
Marvin
Iam
Kentucky
Millers Play Buttera at Washington Park Friday
The second game between Millers and the Buttera is set for Friday afternoon at Washington Park. Ford of Thomas will pitch for the visitors while Cy Morgan takes the mound for the Foosiers.
Manning Aims for Kansas City Franchise Sale
Jimmy Manning seeks to move to Kansas City as the franchise is up for sale. He argues the deal could fetch around £0,000, reflecting ongoing negotiations and market interest in the franchise.
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Jimmy Manning
Kansas City
Manning
Cantillon Takes New Berth In Pittsburg Rumor
Frank de Hasa Roblaon president of the St. Youle Cardinals visits Pittsburg amid claims of a cageball deal. He allegedly bid for a Pittsburg manager while Joe Cantillon is slated to arrive, fueling speculation of a swap that would shift Brewers leadership to the Cardinals. Scouts in Columbus watch Milwaukee Columbus game as races tighten.
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Pittsburg
Frank de Hasa Roblaon
St. Youle Cardinals
Pitta ‘Burg
Robl Eon
Cardinals
Joe Cantilion
Profound
Socral Angel
Cumer
Cantilion
Brewers
Watties to quit bench role after final CLUG season
Manager Watties announces end of his bench leadership. Barrow seeks a new directing figure to guide Jim Miller from the dugout next season. Watties will remain involved in baseball from the stands, after a training season noted for reversals of form and unsteady results.
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al Miteapnia
Tada Epolis
Ayine
Wattie
Mangieme
Foruim
Barrow
Watkins
Jim Millers
Watlans
Dope
Eight Golfers Survive In Third Round At Chicago
Special to the Sun reports eight golfers remain after Friday's third round in Chicago. Notables include W C Fownes Pittsburg and D B Bowyer Wheaton with match results listing Eras and-ups. Team names and nicknames populate the field as fierce match play advances.
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Aug
W. C. Fownes
Pittsburg
Toledo
Fownes
Travix
Sawyer Va White
Herreshoff
Eyan
Byerm
Walter
Parey Pyne
Princeton
A. C. Parry
Windsor
Plttshuts
Fred Herreshoff
Ekwanok
Aréo Mitchell
Rock Island
Simeon Carr
Philadelphia
W. J. Howland, Jr
Ekokis
Nf. C. Egan
Eamoor
R. MacDonall
Garden City
Sup
EM. Myers
Pittshore
J. D. Travers
Hugh Camprett
Harold Weber
Harold Bend
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