Hoosiers Sweep Brewers In Twin Bill Thriller
Hoosiers win both games of a doubleheader against the Brewers as Dougherty struggles in the first game and Fisher shuts down the Brewers in the second. Marcon doubles and Kellum shines on the mound, while Cur-Kia’s delivery confounds the Brewers. The Hoosiers seize control early and never relinquish the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wocslera
Milwaukee
Hace
Little Sister
Tha Ecors
Brewers
Dougherty
Will
Marcon
Kellum
Fisher
Marcan
Corr
Thora
Tha Hoorters
Dane Given Jolt by Nolans Deal in Boxing Talk
Western Sport dispatch from San Francisco discusses Joe Gans and the Nelson match. It notes Nolan’s maneuvering for a $90,000 purse, argues the deal impacts pay and drawing power, and weighs whether Gans will box on the level. The piece covers public interest, fighter reputations, and potential outcomes of the September bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gans
San Francisco
Bill Noelan
Joe Gann
Goldfield
Baltimore
Nelson
Tha Dane
Nolan
Eporiamon
Gans
Reut
Nelaon
Heavyhi
Earth
Tvanaville Booth Bend ‘Terre Hrute
Britt
Goldfield Aperte
Nevada Desert
Peroux
Axong
Rickard
Joe
Jimmy Britt
Colma
al Bret
Gann
Depesters
Gana
Dana
Dantes
Atenus
Wednesday Results Across Leagues Highlight Tight Ball Games
In the American Association Indianapolis tied Milwaukee 6 all, Columbus beat St. Paul 5 to 4, Toledo edged Minneapolis 5 to 2, and Louisville won 3 to 2 over Kansas City. National League saw Chicago 10 Brooklyn 7, Pittsburgh 10 Boston 4, Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 1, and more. American League featured Chicago 6 Boston 4, Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 3, New York 10 Detroit 2. Central League and other matchups also listed with Thursday games to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Columbus
Penate
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisvifle
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Paul Sisee
Andianapolis
Cbicabo
New York
Pittaburs
An & Mg
Philadelphia
Tony
Brooklyn
Boston
Howe York
Cleveland
Washington
Hoston
American Association
Andplu
Columbus
St. Past
Louteville
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Terre Haute
Wheeling
Dayton
Booth Bend
Grand Rapids
Springfield
Canton
Evansville
Indianapolis
Miwaukie
Lonaville
St. Paul
Ameriusn UL Rague
Detroi
South Bend
Springfeld
Paratoga Race Meet results shift through brisk card
The Paratoga meeting opened with race one listed as 534 Mir tongs Beggar Maid finishing in 1 07 with 13 to 5. Second race on leora 149 Page at 13 to 10 Mazsimian Olerose time 4 27. Third Grand Union Hotel stakes Penar ris 114 Shaw 2 to 1 Aletheno Don Enrique time 1 13 3 5. Fourth Peter Sterling 111 Koerner 2 to 1 Inferno Sailor Boy time 1 59 1 6. Fifth 1 mile selling Hammeraway Js Marts 20 to 1 Woolwich Balth James time 1 40 2 5. Sixth Browndale Nymph Lys 4 to 1 Sir Lynnewood Comedienne time 1 35 405.
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Paratoga
Mirtongs
Miter
Mintherla
Eudora
Onleora
Page
Mazsimian
Olerosé
Penarris
Shaw
Aletheno
Don Enrique
Sir Lynnewood
Comedienne
Boxing News From Across the Atlantic and Klondike
Jack Sullivan plans return next month with two Klondike matches while George Memsichow eyes a meeting with Young Corbett in Indianapolis in two weeks. Frank Craig teams with Creedon’s memory to face still-active bouts as Moran opens a Bilston hotel and seeks Driscoll. Albany barges set up Kid Goodman versus Hosey next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Philadelphia
Dan Creedon
Antipodes
Threyhounda
Bill Smith
Sydney
Creedon
Data
Owen Moran
England
Bilston
Jim Driscoll
Joey Bowker
Prematere
Albany
Kid Goodman
Willia Hosey
Profitable Blue Mint and Marquee Race Times Card
Race results from Duffalo track list multiple stakes and times. Names include Omar Khayyem Prince of Press Weippoorwill Mars etc with various odds from 2 to 1 up to 7 to 1 and finish times around 1:14 to 2:01 across several furlongs and miles.
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Powers
Blue Mint
Subador
Friction
Neal
Marmorean
Judith Louise
Fixth
Katie Powers
Morris
Prince of Press
Marshal Ney
Hoiin
Duffalo
Omar Khayyem
Merilena
F Furlonge
Alegra
Timothy Wen
Eminota
Ingalbrift
Lanell
Pourth
Mina Mar
Bell
Cat
Carsey Robbed of Victory in Grand Rapids Fight
Special to The Sus. August 14 In Grand Rapids Frank Carney fought Abe Attell to a disputed decision Attell was awarded the win after the final round despite Carney's sharp rights and lefts and the crowd hissed the referee as Carsey’s supporters clashed with ring officials
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Carsey
Grand Rapids
Aus
Frank Carney
Abe Attell
Carney
Thave
Atte
Aba
Silar
Attell
Im Corbett Reviews Battling Nelson and Title Paths
James J. Corbett writes that Battling Nelson plans a fall and winter schedule challenging all comers including Joe Gans and other top fighters. He praises Nelsons discipline, warns against a fast life, and notes past champions who fell from grace while highlighting Nelsons thoughtful approach to staying at the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Dane
George Dixon
Kid Lavigne
Joe Gans
Corbett
Terry McGovern
Martin Duffy
John L. Sullivan
Battling Nelson
Notable Champion Hegeswich Rivalry Preview
The article proclaims a hard hitting fighting style as essential to success and bets on Master Joseph joining the ring. It argues that without Joe, Bate Hing Nelson could claim both the Hegeswich championship and the world title, highlighting fierce rivalry and anticipated outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hritt—plue
Joseph
Joe
Bate Hing Nelson
Hegeswich
Bimnett
Harness Races and Road Race Notes From Clinton County
A scrambled OCR summary notes pace and trot events with purses around 31 and 53 thousand, listing horses and owners such as Ardaile, Bonnie Steinway, The Oakland Baron, Hal C, and Abe Jay. It mentions a road race for Clinton county green horses with Day Ball and Pheby Martin among finishers, plus several unclear entries and times like 2:18 and 2:44.
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Ardaile
Brom
J. He le
Geese
Sireeres Enaee
Princess Helen
Hom
McDonald
Bonnie Steinway
Corry
Thamsa Carstog
Chenyon
Exton
Gernityy
Tania
Dickerson
Ratariehed
Cox
Kyra
Bom
Shaw
Sir John
Curry
Lady Gall Horatiion
Akland Baron
Cers
Oro
Con
Roberts
Halt Dillard
Reed
Benyon
Fairtown
Hogan
Ban F
Murphy
Vaureatta
McHenry
Rooke
Hi Henry
Dolly
Becky
Hambo
Davin
Ruby R
Roger
Jim Ward
Darling
Saint Virme
Pace
Abe Jay
Anderson
Igor Ivan B
Stent
Alen Jr
Maxton
Autumn King
Curran
Lila Fatchen
Hayes
Fred Dalin
Brown
DB Cunton
Atkinson
Clinton County
Day Ball
Owne Rutter
Geetingerliin
Ben Starr
W. F. Bilber
Sedalia
Tesaia R
Hart Brandon
Michigantown
Pheby Martin
Texam
Morgan
Thing
Lillian Russell Races Horses Under A Male Name
Special to the Sun from New York on August 1 reports Lillian Russell, famed stage star, starting a racing stable and racing under the masculine name Mr. Clinton. Her agents seek horses from Australia, with a blue and white colors as she enters races, following a trend set by Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and Mrs. Herman Duryea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stara
Cin
Harry Payne
Whitney
Herman Duryea
Mins Tussell
Australia
Clinton
Pacing and Trotting Races With Noted Purses Across Tracks
Race card details include multiple pace and trot events with purses from 0 to 320, and times ranging from around 2:10 to 2:30. Names such as Dan Bring, Marcus Boone, and Bradford PA figure among drivers and owners, with heats and straight wins noted for Belfast and Greensburg venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Wellle
Dan Spencer
Ray Tom
Indian Mulden
Marcus
Boone
Dessie Brooms
Uncle Jim
Éapel
Slarsn
John Moody
Bod Hares Nelle
Sweet
Stolle C
Bradford
Gamberta
Wilkee
Lagmirten
Baron Renold
Berny M
Frasse
Deryderp Myaty Dawn
Bik
Tinker
Pat Ford
Lady Axwoot
Pacu
Ho-Turime
Belfast
Walsh
Flying Sim
Bele Camila
Rong
Talpa
Ronona
Myra
Timentsis
Bo—Halloak Afwenty Atraight
S Econd
Birdie
Kelley Popular in Minneapolis and Baseball Court Fight
Minneapolis fans and club officials confront a heated disagreement over Mike Kelley and Allen Lydiard as the American Association faces potential expulsions and a Milwaukee August 2 meeting. The dispute centers on Kelley using baseball law in court, the league leaders' investigations, and local fans urging fair, impartial action to preserve professional baseball in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Loughlin
Macusars
Minneapolis Journal
Licely
Hadea
American Association
Heb Ley
Milwaukee
L A. Lydiard
Minneapolis
M. J. Kelley
Lydiard
Kelley
League
Qwons
Miwankea
The
Havenor
Lennon
Tebeau
Seasion
Jon D. O'Bren
Suinneapolia
A.inancial
Central
Tebeau‘am
Havenor Central
Leonga
Bunneapolla
Association
Kansan
W. H. Watking
Columbia
vThs
Owens
Columbus
Fank
Cpkes
Goudgen
Mike Kelley
Astatr
Mill City
American @enociation
Fairness and Equity
Havener-Lennon
Wate
Countess aMdavite
Minnie Apond
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Indians
Browere
Erpa Tante
Abron & Robinson
Green
Hynes
Ratemsn
Berille
Hemphill
Eh Ed Carr
Bateman
Reth
McChesnes
McCormick
Boland
Frank Flesher
Lady Duniessey
Aubuchan
Ateeplscarr
Atte Ybieshe Fhondlonn
Mulhousa
William
Thelman
St. . Narean
Holmes
Atharton
Dunleavy
Kans
Egan and
Mike "Twin" Sullivan
Gane
Seattle
Dave Holly
Tim
Romanhera
Quaya
Nelson Postq
Tadens
Alist
IM Corbett
James J. Corbett
Iie
Herman
Herrera
Poughkeepsie
T Frankfont
Ind
Perin
Purne
Roscoe
Timplate
Lillian Russell
Lillian
Greensburg
Aink's
Feiday
Beturgay
the Millers
Breaxutn
Evary
Sivan
Pats Retary
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