Carrs Young Players Show Better Speed In Hoosier Win
The 14 inning victory showcased IU’s rising talent as Kerns and Kendall delivered steady defense and timely hits. Kerns doubled in the first and thirteenth, Kendall added three hits, Hayden's triple and Carr’s sacrifice fly sealed the win. Boxing buzz from Muncie and New York boxing notes follow with Lang Kaufman expected to decide, Corbett backing Lang.
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Joe Kelly
Kerns
Kendall
Hoosiers
Ned
Hayden
Carr
Central League Sales Tie Cards To Terre Haute Pitchers
Terre Haute pitcher Cy Alberts who joined the Central league in 1903 and has won 15 of 24 games is sold to the St Louis Cardinals for delivery at season end. Also to be delivered to the Cardinals is HenPig the league’s leading pitcher. Mazarias from Terre Haute is mentioned in the same report.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Cy~ Alberts
St. Louis ‘Cardinals
Henpig
Cardinals
Mazarias
Extra Inning Game Grabs Victory for Hoosiers
Indianapolis defeated Louisville in a lengthy extra inning contest at Washington Park after a 7 7 tie through nine. Hayden triple, Carr double, Kendall single, and Milligan, Kern key hits powered the Hoosiers in the 14th to clinch the win while Doyle and Halla faced early exits for Louisville.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Washington Park
Oberlin
Joe Doyle
Jack Halla
Cheney
Doyle
Flournoy
Pickering
Kern
Kendall
Hoosiers
Hayden
Williams
Jack
Carr
Colonels
Robinson
Coffey
Meyer
Stanley
Jim Doyle
Milligan
Magee
Murch
H O Kendall
Power Williams
Ee Kerns
Howley
Alla
Hal
Twao
Keosns
Biefering
Jim
Derle
Carren
Pigy Murch
Church
Goodman Beaten by Farmer in Phoenix Club Fight
Danny Goodman of Chicago led early but was knocked down by Kid Farmer of Peoria in the Phoenix athletic club bout. After three knockdowns in the third round the referee stopped the fight as Goodman staggered groggy on the floor. Hock Bones defeated Jack Farrell in an eight round bout.
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Memphis
Tenn
Danny Goodman
Chicago
Kid Farmer
Peoria
Phoenix Athletic Club
Hanck
Goodman
Hock Bones
Jack Farrell
New York
Minneapolis tops St Paul in four straight game
Minneapolis beat St Paul 4 to 3 in a listless contest. St Paul announced the unconditional release of second baseman Wrigley after the game.
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Minneapolis
Minn
National doubles tennis championship postponed in Newport
The national doubles championship at Newport Rhode Island was postponed indefinitely Tuesday due to threatened weather. Singles were to be played once courts could be marked. Defending doubles champions Harold H. Hackett and Frederick B. Alexander of New York faced challengers Thomas C. Bundy and Trowbridge Hendrick of California with champions favored at 5 to 1.
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Newport
R. I
Harold H. Hackett
Frederick B. Alexander
New York
Thomas C. Bundy
Trowbridge Hendrick
California
Marty wins Ohio tennis singles title in three straight sets
Frank Curry Marty a Gambier college student from Highlands Ky defeated Charles Beard of Cleveland 6 1 8 6 6 3 to win the Ohio tennis championship and the Murray cup. He will defend the title next year. Marty and Phil Collins lost the doubles final to H F Pettee and Co QO Benton of Cleveland in a long match.
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Curry Marty
Gambier College
Highlands
Charles Beard
Cleveland
Marty
Phil Collins
H. F. Pettee
Co. QO. Benton
Ohio
28 Cars Start on Munsey Auto Tour
Philadelphia August 16 28 cars began the 1550 mile Munsey historic auto tour with the first car at 7 am and the last 29 minutes later. The route heads to West Point NY for Tuesday night and a noon check at Morristown NJ. Wednesday goes to New London CT with a noon stop at Waterbury CT.
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Philadelphia
Munsey
West Point
N. Y
Morristown
N. J
New London
Conn
Waterbury
Boston
Portsmouth
N. H
Milwaukee Contends With Late Resistance in Exigua Game
Milwaukee battle ended with McGiona pitching strong through six innings before tiring in the seventh. The visitors mounted a late push, narrowing the gap as the game progressed.
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Milwaukee
McGiona
Ind
West
U S Yachts Meet Spanish Boats in Races
American and Spanish yachts prepare for the first international Sander boat races in Marblehead Massachusetts with the Beaver Cima and Harpoon favored to win. Chonta may start handicapped due to damage from Cadiz freight. three revenue cutters patrol the course under government control to enforce rules.
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U. S
Marblehead
Mass
Spain
America
Beaver
Cima
Harpoon
Chonta
Cadiz
New York
Gresham
Acushnet
Androscoggin
$10 000 Purse Offered for 20 Round Wolgast McFarland Bout
Chicago Aug 16 with two offers on the Wolgast and Mc Farland fight Krone and Message official matchmakers for the New Orleans athletic club report aims to settle a twenty round bout. One bid provides a $10 000 purse to be divided by the fighters. each would receive one third of the picture rights. The second proposal offers 0 percent of gross receipts to the fighters who may divide the money as they please.
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Chicago
Wolgast-McFarland
Local amateur teams clash in summer league results
Whitaker Grays beat Gosport 11 9 and face Bloomington Black Diamonds on Aug 21. Merit Juniors win 19 6 over Hayes Reserves. P T s beat Rushville 11 3. Teds top Young Olves 15 3. Silent Stars fall to Plainville Red Sox 7 3. O K 3 seeks prospects. Carthage Grays seek Aug dates from T T s Rushville Connersville or Cambridge. Indianapolis chair club has open Aug 21 28 dates. Sun press dept defeats Sun printers 15 2.
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Gosport
Grays
Black Diamonds
Bloomington
Merit
Hayes
O. K
Prospect
Carthage Grays
Rushville
Connersville
Cambridge
Lafe Goldman
Arlington
Silent Stars
Plainville Red Sox
Layden
Arnold
James
Reynolds
Hodge
Rochester
Franklin
Crothersville
J. Delaney
West
Vermont Street
Teds
Young Olves
Rex
Riverside
Indianapolis
Sun Press Department
Sun Printers
Preas
Ruster
Brown
Wallace
Ters
Kaufman Set for Ten Round Clash With Lang in New York
Kaufman declares himself ready for his key test as he faces Bill Lang in a ten round bout at the Fairmont A. C. Lang, backed by Hugh McIntosh, is viewed as Kaufman’s stiffest test since Bob Fitzsimmons. Delaney guides Kaufman while Corbett worked with Lang to sharpen speed and aggression. The contest, weighing around 190 pounds, pits two slow, long-range fighters in a pivotal match for the rising Californian.
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Muncie
Baylor
Kelly
Jimmy Cooley
Jerry Murphy
Saylor
Indianapolis
Bill Lang
al Kaufman
Fairmont Athletic Club
New York
Jim Corbett
Jim Jeffries
Reno
Lang
Corbett
Kaufman
Billy Delaney
Kauf
California
Fairmont A. C
Hugh McIntosh
Bob Fitzsimmons
Handler
Ross
Philadelphia
Stanley Mketchel
Ketchel
Connecticut
Delaney
Jeff
Jack Johnson
Baseball scores wrap up busy schedule across leagues
In American Association games Indianapolis beat Louisville 9 to 8 while Minneapolis edged St Paul 4 to 3. Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 8 to 2 and Toledo won over Columbus 8 to 3. National League results show Pittsburgh 2 New York 1 and New York 1 2 Chicago 14 to Brooklyn 0 while Boston beat St Louis 9 to 6. American League action has Washington 6 Detroit 4 and Philadelphia 5 to 7 Cleveland 2 to 3. Central League features South Bend 11 Zanesville 1 and Terre Haute 6 Ft Wayne 1 Evansville 7 Dayton 4 with Wheeling 2 Grand Rapids 0.
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St. Uu
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Etree
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Wee
Louisville
National League
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Pittsburg
New York
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Cincinnati Wees
Brooklyn
Louis
Boston
Rees
Philadelphia Deen
Orton
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago Beeen
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Dayton
Evansville
Eeenee
Terre Haute
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Pees
Grand Rapids
Biwaauad
Zanesville
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Central League
Ft. Beslan
Repay
Cassiine
Washington Park Night Baseball Notes and Gossip
The final Colonels game is Tuesday followed by four days of Blues. Seaford Park fans watch as the season nears its end on Sept. 25. Polls hint at high costs of living and lingering fan fervor for Ollie Pickering. Slow Joe Doyle faces criticism for mound tempo after his return from the majors. Robinson and Kerns spark play with key hits and defensive feats as Bush struggles in tight games.
Toledo Romps In First Inning To Safeguard Victory
In Columbus on Monday Toledo seized control early, scoring seven runs in the first inning on seven hits, five consecutive. Kirsch was chased early as Toledo built a five run lead and held on to win as the game progressed.
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Kirsch
Atah
Unconditional Release Is Granted to Delahanty
Manager Carr announces the unconditional release of outfielder Delahanty due to surplus outfielders. Delahanty’s hitting has been weak, though he showed strong effort earlier. Ray Mowe will return Tuesday morning for a fall trial, with Reynolds to Newark to fill Mowe’s shortstop spot.
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Carr
Delahanty
Ray Mowe
Newark
Mowe
Reynolds
Atkine Tribe
Sheridan May Quit New York Athletics
New York Aug 16 Martin Sheridan all round champion of the Irish American Athletic Club is under consideration for a strong business offer from a western firm and may retire from New York athletics after the season. John J Flanagan hammer thrower has resigned from the New York police and will move to Toronto, creating another gap among metropolitan athletes.
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New York
Martin Sheridan
New York Athletics
John J. Flanagan
Toronto
Oldfield to Race Robertson in New York Series
Barney Oldfield and George Robertson will contest a series at Brighton Beach motordrome on September 4 and 5. Each day will feature two contests in five mile distance and one hour formats. This marks Oldfield's first New York appearance in six years.
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New York
Barney Oldfield
George Robertson
Brighton Beach
Oldfield
Robertson
Indiana University Captain Berndt Camps With Boys
Cotton Berndt of Indiana University football supervises a YMCA camping party of forty Bloomington youths aged 8 to 15 on White River near Gosport. The team captain is praised as a strict disciplinarian who permits daily swimming during vacation.
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Bloomington
Ind
Cotton” Berndt
Indiana University
White River
Gosport
Cotton
Michigan quarterback stabbed in Chattanooga incident
W A Wasmund, last year's Michigan quarterback, lies in a Chattanooga hospital with knife wounds after a confrontation at a construction site on Saturday night. D W Barnes, also employed by the same firm, is involved. Wasmund confronted a watchman on duty and a fight ensued. Wasmund is expected to recover.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
W A. Wusmund
Michigan
D. W. Barnes
4 Construction
Wasmund
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