Milwaukee Beats Indianapolis Twice In Opening Twin Bill
Milwaukee edges Indianapolis 4 to 3 in the opener as Altrock stymies the Hoosiers, while the second game runs away 18 to 4 for the Brewers. Kuhns shines at third, and a batting order tweak against a southpaw is suggested after left handers struggle. Attendance 1,884.
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Hogriever
Husky
Altrock
Ster
Oage
Indianapolis
Msttors
Hoosiers
Milwaukee
Brewers
Kuhns
Woodruff
Nick Altrock
Philadelphia Beats Detroit in AL Bowed Games
In American League play Philadelphia won 4 to 3 over Detroit and 5 to 1 in a second game. Boston fell 3 to 1 to Chicago while Baltimore topped Cleveland 8 to 7. Washington faced St. Louis with a listed result.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Iain
Club standings and results across leagues and cities
The record lists multiple clubs from Louisville Indianapolis St Paul Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo and St Louis with win loss tallies and partial scores. It also shows standings for Chicago Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Washington Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis New York and others with win totals losses and winning percentages.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Louisville
Indianapolis St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Gates A Wonder Wins $50,000 at Saratoga Race
At Saratoga New York on August 15 John W Gates reportedly wagered 50000 on High Chancellor, J A Drakes bay colt. The horse paid 12 to 10 and Gates began with 10000 before the odds rose. High Chancellor won the fourth race and Gates set a new American single horse winnings record.
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Saratoga
N. Y
John W. Gates
Gates
High Chancellor
J. A. Drake
Mr. Gates
Baseball Notes on St Pauls Friday and Pennant Hopes
Baseball briefs from St Paul describe Kuhns' Thursday work praised as brilliant, with Chicago potentially losing both pennants. Louisville fell Thursday to a large score by the Cowboys. The Blues quickly pressured Coons in the first two innings, nearly securing an early win.
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St. Paul
Kuhns
Charlie Babb
Chicago
Louisville
Cowboys
Blues
Embroidered Belt and Accessories Prices Listed
This brief offers price notes for an assortment of vintage items including an embroidered belt in color, pocket books, miniature brooch find, black fan chain, safety pins, dress shields, back-comb, horn hair pins, and related accessories with varied cents and dollars, reflecting a shopper’s catalog snippet.
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Columbia
Corbett McGovern bout set for Louisville on Sept 15
Dan Patch failed to break his record at Brighton Beach but tied his former 2 00 percent mark. Crescens holds a $125000 offer and will race at the Fair Grounds on Aug 21. If Crescens goes under two minutes it is claimed he cannot be bought for $500000.
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Corbett-McGovern
Louisville
Dan Patch
Brighton Beach
Crescens
Fair Grounds
Preacher did the ball in Atlantic City report
Aug 15. Hal lie Erminie Rives in Thursdays Sentinel edited a novelty in reporting. Councilman Billy Biddle, mayoral boss, penned The Evil Influence of a Political Ring. Rev Dr Wesley H Hildebrand was sent to the Bowery to write up a ball. Sousa drafted for the police court. The beach hotel press agent was sent to a revival and Mayor Story wrote on Mayoralty Prospects.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Hallie Erminie Rives
The
Sentinel
Billy” Biddle
Wesley H. Hildebrand
the Bowery
Sousa
Story
Sage Thawed Out Gift To City Children
Russell Sage presented his annual gift to children in Poughkeepsie on August 15 1500 youths including factory and tenement children enjoyed a day at Upton Lake park with free use of the Poughkeepsie Eastern railroad park and lake. They cheered Sage upon arrival at the picnic grounds.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Russell Sage
Upton Lake Park
Big Fire at Hamilton In Ohio Destroys Stores
A large blaze in Hamilton Ohio ravaged T W Howell and Son dry goods and carpet store on Thursday night causing $175000 in losses. The Second National Bank building suffered $30000 and Holbrook brothers $10000. Carl Roloff keeper of the Millersville public house was jailed on liquor law violations after a quarrel that led to Thomas Lemon's death as Millersville citizens press for closure.
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Hamilton, O
T. W. Howell & Son
Second National Bank
Holbrook Brothers
Carl Roloff
Millersville
Thomas Lemon
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Gates A Wonder
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FO Lee Eee
Diana Asa
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H. P. Wasson & Co
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Coler Underwear
Richelieu
Nottingham
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SNES
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Java
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Kingan
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Lion Coffee
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Virginia Ave
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Preacher
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Starr Piano Company
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Conrad
Hamilton
Ohio City
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Greencastle
Teyre Haute
BASE
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George Austin Moore
Ostendorf
Holden Bros
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Karl) Gardner
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