Brewers Rally Into Win Over Hoosiers In Milwaukees Game
Very bad news from Beerville describes a Brewers comeback as Haxcan Carr and Atherton Holman led scoring for Milwaukee while Hoosiers Hooners and Bateman tried to hold. Bateman struck out six for Milwaukee while Hickey fanned four for Indianapolis. Final score reads Milwaukee 12, Indianapolis 5 with shifts and late scoring highlighting the contest.
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Nics
Bateman
Hunslers
Miwouken
Oae Robinson
Bynes
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Memphiss
McChesnay
McCormick
Dougherty
Indianapolis
Rk Woo
Dunleavy
Atherton
Himes
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Garr
Williams
Dirkee Pee
Kalresee
Fisher Oo
Petry Sis Bk
Baseball results from Thursday across major leagues
American Association Milwaukee defeated Indianapolis eleven to two. Columbus beat St Paul three to four. Toledo won four to one at Minneapolia. Kansas City beat Louisville two to zero. National League Chicago lost to Brooklyn one to five while New York swept St Louis two games to one. Pittsburgh blanked by Bastar zero. Circtmatt Philadelphia rain. American League Rochester at Washington, Chicago eleven to four. Detroit beat New York Cleveland four to one. Philadelphia defeated Baltimore two to one. Central League Scurly Bend beat Dayton two to zero. Wheeling defeated Terra Haute four to two. Crane Evansville zero game, Camden ten Evansville one. Grand Rapids two, Springfield zero. Friday schedules listed for multiple leagues.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneanalla
Kansas Cy
Louisville
National League
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Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Bastar
Circtmatt-Philadelphia
American League
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Washington
Boston
Detcolt
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Bamnei
Scurly Bend
Dayton
D. Wheeling
Terra Haute
Cr Nto
Evansville
Camnon
Grand Rapids
Springheld
Thdiahapolis
Lovierth
Kansas City
Columbia
Panl
Minneapolis
Pittamurg
Cincinnati
Walseyevee
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Terre Haute
Wheeling
Springfield
Columbua
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If Rules Were Adhered to There Would Be No Game
Bozeman Bulger notes a chaotic view of baseball where strict rule enforcement would remove most players and spark uproar. He cites English umpire authority, discipline rules on challenging calls, and repeated violations in a New York vs Pittsburgh game to illustrate a sport strained by rulekeeping.
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Jew
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Rai Ming
Caltec
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Pittsburg
Bozeman Bulger
Running Rage Results at Saratoga Race Meet
Race card outlines multiple events at Saratoga and Buffalo. Notable finishes include Kilaloa at 7 to 1 in the second, Norfolk at 10 to 3 in the third, and The Laurel in the sixth. Other entries feature California, The Englishman, Sand Bath, and Highland Fling with times ranging from 1:03 to 2:00 for various distances.
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Trendel
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Lady Bateman
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Sam Panner
Fox Meade
Bonnie Rew
Fitch
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Hennttel Bey
Sdele Gum
Harness Races at Poughkeepsie Trotting 2:12 Class
Poughkeepsie New York hosted harness racing events with 2:12 class trotting and purses around 1200 dollars. Multiple horse entrants and drivers, including Mack Mack and Exalted, posted times and paired performances across several races.
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BeKinney
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Bik
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el Milagro
Howe
Sincerno
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Curry
Frank A
Geors
Wilson Addington
River Bend
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Demerest
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Thomas
Francis
Geers
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Bob Jattonso
Davis
Weet Marie
McKinney
Mambring
McDonald
Wentworth
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Hogat
Clans Pace
Joe, Wich
Joe Young
Demarest
Reanie Bark
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Inston
Br H
Anderson
J. B. Hanlon
Rea Taratt
Horton
Rae
Horse Races and Dead Horse Report From Multiple Tracks
A 2:30 trot at WOONFTLLE MND with purses around 200 features Lorena Wilkes and UKAy Brack. Other fast heats list Prince Bornen and Honest Joe with times near 2:2x. At Bradford a bay stallion from Salem died of heart disease after a recent purchase. Additional summaries cover 2:24 trot, 2:16 pace, and 2:18 pace results, with numerous runners and purses, across Mount Vernon MD Munice IN and other locations.
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Ind
George Patchen
Ed Wilkes
Hammond
Fanny Wwiiker
Lasamond
Mena
Benl Noott
Ashlend
Wise
Woonftlle
Mnd
Lorena Wilkes Tig Ukay Brack
Sally Warner
Prince Bornen
Ave Nests
Honest Joe
Robert Bruce
Happy Jack
Charles McKeenan
Ancottte
Marian C
Bradford
Pal
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Milton Chimes
Miss Peeler
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Fedoras Athica
Geatell
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King Gothard
Picnic Postponed by Jefferson and Switzerland Counties
Former presidents of Jefferson and Switzerland counties have postponed their annual picnic from August 19 to September 16. The Madison Chautauqua meeting draws many attendees. An excursion train from Madison will stop at Garfield Park on both departure and return days. The day’s program will be announced later.
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Jefferson
Switzerland
Madison
Elkhart County Ticket Nominations in Goshen Aug 17
Democratic slate in Elkhart County nominates Frank Flynn for clerk John D Bristol for treasurer Albert Rinehart for sheriff Samuel Hoover for auditor W J Bearecker for surveyor Charles Th Wilts for representative William Winship Solomon Halen George Dole C L Landsreaver for commissioners coroner Dr Wagner. B F Shively endorsed for congress and W J Bryan for president.
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Goshen
Ind
Nomi
Frank Flynn
John D. Bristol
Albert Rinehart
Samuele Hoover
W. J. Bearecker
Charles Th. Wilts
William Winship
Solomon Halen
George Dole
C L. Landsreaver
Wagner
How a Woman Should Run an Automobile
Milwaukee brief profiles Mrs. Eri Estberg famed Wisconsin chauffeur. Clad in scarlet touring coat and cap she drives her four cylinder car with expert control. She urges beginners to stay calm, start small, and learn to drive before attempting larger machines.
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Eri! Estberg
Wisconsig
Abe
Sports Roundup From Various Venues Highlights Early Week Wins
About thirty thousand attend the race at Muncie. Hroncho wins at Pekin in 2 02. Jockey Miller wins four at Saratoga. Florence Sutton, tennis champion, in Cincinnati trials. Bweet Marlo defeats Low Dillan's time of 2 44 at Poughkeepsie trots. Walter Parker stopped in Philadelphia by Kid Gleason. Tennis tourney opens at Newport on August 7. Benny Tanger injured in wreck on way back to Cincinnati from Indianapolis, unavailable for several proposed matches.
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Rada
Muncie Fale
Hroncho
Pekin
Se Ralle
Miller Roda
Saratoga
Florence Sutton
Slater
Cincianati
Marlo
Poughkeepnie
Low Dillan
Walter Parker
Philadelphia
Kid Gleason
Newport
Benny Tanger
Cnicrsn
Indianapolis
Jewish Fighters Climb In Pro Pugilism Race
A dated feature notes Jewish boxers rising in American ranks across weight classes. It highlights fighters such as Choynaki, Bernstein, Herman, Goodman, Attell, Berger, Kaufmann, and others shaping the sport, with predictions on heavyweight contenders and the era’s top talents. The piece emphasizes cultural change, courage, and persistence among Jewish athletes in boxing.
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Memen
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St. Patrick’s Day
Joe Choynaki
San Francisco
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Dos “Bernatein
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Kid Goodman
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al Kaufmann
Sam Berger
Abe Attell
Marty Baker
Eddie Menney
Harry Tenney
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Jack O Brien
Borger
Ste Hac
Willie Keeler the Yankkee’s famed batman heroics
Special to The Wi Chicago August Wee Willyam Keeler the Yankeen famous right Melder and the only player who has not been struck out this season. He has two strikes on him often yet never wavers. Keeler’s record of 108 at bats without a whiff shows his steady bat control.
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Wee Willyam Keeler
Keelar
Yankees
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Avery
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Kulbe
Hern
Cane at Brighton Beach Raservee Brextit Play
Fragmentary notes show a sports event at Brighton Beach with references to Raservee and Brextit. The garbled text mentions a Monday ceremony or event and a banking or Banc venue, but key names and results are unclear.
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Raservee Will
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Ou Banc
Abraham Attell Aims to Meet Britt Lightweight Ring Match
James J. Comdetts opinion pieces praise Abraham Attell a notable Southern California fighter at 133 pounds. He could match Britt in a long Ring battle and would likely best current lightweights, though some critics question his worth. A Grand Rapids dispatch notes Attell was badly beaten by Frank Carsey Wednesday night, suggesting conditioning issues.
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Abraham Attell
Southern California
Brankie Nell
Abe
Atoll
Lnut
Nell
Attell
Britt
Nelson
Altell
Minure
Grand Rapids
Eaya Attell
Frank Carsey
Notice of Liquor Licenses in Marion County Ward One
The notices announce applications to the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the September term for licenses to deal intoxicating and spirituous liquors in quantities over five gallons with on premises dram privileges. Two locations are listed in Center Township Indianapolis with details of parcels and street addresses.
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Newim
Board of Commission
Starton County
State of Indians
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Lota
AL ‘Jether
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Shih
Marion County
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Harry Brown
Center Township
Board of Commissoners
State of Indi
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