Indians and Buffaloes Split Two In Heat Affected Doubleheader
In a humid Buffalo doubleheader the Hoosiers lost game one 14 to 0 as Buffaloes pitchers dominated and hit 21 times. Indiana then won the second game before it was called after seven innings due to heat, 3 to 2, with Schreckengost homering and Milligan managing the mound after Foreman, Hooker, and Dwyer working the plate. Attendance about 2,000.
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Anderson Sunday bicycle traces
A fragment from an Anderson newspaper notes bicycle traces found Sunday. Details are unclear but authorities investigate the scene and check nearby roads for clues. The report hints at a local incident or unusual activity surrounding a cyclist on the Sunday date.
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Anderson Sunday
Indianapolis athletes claim two mile tandem win and records
Andrews and Levy of Indianapolis won the two mile tandem race with Steele and Bradway taking second. Newlie set a professional record of 105 feet for an audience in Pittburgh. Seaside Athlete Club in New York rescheduled the Fitzsimmons Sharkey fight to Friday night. Gus Ruhlin bets to beat the winner. Jim Corbett challenges Fitzsimmons for 10000 dollars. Cincinnati signs Magoon and Hartsel for next season to bolster the team.
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Milwaukee hero Waddell dominates Sunday AL games
In a long day of American League action, Waddell of Milwaukee pitched 22 consecutive innings as the Brewers beat Chicago 3 to 2 in a 17 inning opener. Minneapolis won game one 8 to 3 over Kansas City, then fell 4 to 1 in the nightcap. Cleveland dumped Detroit 3 to 1 after Baker’s explosive first inning.
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Sunday National League Games Highlight St Louis and Chicago Losses
The St Louis team fielded Ioesely and defeated Cincinnati with a 6 to 5 score in a Sunday National League game. Cincinnati had 12 hits and 1 error while St Louis had 5 runs and 6 hits. Chicago’s National League squad lost to New York by 8 to 2 with New York posting 4 runs in the game.
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Cols and Teams Scoreline Summary Card
Columbus 3 Mansfield 2 Fort Wayne 43 Marion 1 Dayton first game 4 Wheeling 5 second game Dayton 3 Wheeling 1 Toledo 5 New Castle 3 second game Toledo 4 New Castle 1
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Richmond Defeats Hamilton in 4 to 1 Sunday
Rich mond Indiana defeated Hamilton Ohio 4 to 1 in a Sunday game. Notable events include Young Marotts topping the Sentinels 26 to 8 and the Journals winning two games at Franklin on Saturday.
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Baseball scores from national and minor leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 0 Pittsburg 8 Brooklyn 4 New York 5 Chicago 2 Boston 9 St. Louis 1. American League Chicago 1 Milwaukee 0 in both games of the doubleheader Kansas City 4 Minneapolis 3 Detroit 5 Cleveland 4. Interstate League Marion 13 Dayton 8 Columbus 2 Toledo 6 Fort Wayne 5 Wheeling 4 New Castle 0 Mansfield 5.
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Freight crew sinks bridge over Buck Creek near Indianapolis
A freight crew reported that a bridge over Buck Creek 12 miles from Indianapolis sank under a train on Sunday. The line remained open with trains running over the structure until repairs were completed, and the crew warned the track was in a dangerous condition nearby.
Swirl of Society Social Notes on Local Luncheon
Mrs G A Mack gave a luncheon Saturday for Mrs Theo Boumegart of Chicago with guests Mrs Henry Sturm of Denver Miss Heckman of Fort Wayne and others visiting Mrs W H Ashinger at 1244 Marionest. A M Sweeney second son went to Niagara and Miss Margaret Creeden spent two weeks away. George H Thomas corps to hold a social Tuesday at Mrs Ella Billings Irvington home. Mrs Julia Stewart will entertain Queen Esther auxiliary Friday at 3117 Jackson et.
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Queen Esther Auxiliary
Take Sides Sermon Urges Choice Between Christ and Devil
Rev J Whitecomb Brougher of Chattanooga Tenn delivered a Sunday night sermon at First Baptist urging listeners to choose a side between Christ and the devil. He warned against hypocrisy and self righteousness and told the crowd not to sit on the fence.
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Republican County Legislative Convention Sets Committees
The Republican County Legislative Convention names Organization Committee Frank L Littleton George B Elliott and L G Rothschild and Resolutions Committee Frederick a Joss R O Hawkins Linton A Cox James W Noel James W Fesler A A Young William Kothe George W Bliss William A Ketcham and Credentials Committee Sullivan Hilligoss James E Twiname Warry Hubbard Samuel P Stoddard Cass Connaway. William Dudley Foulke to speak at English’s Friday night and answer Bryan speech. Senator Fairbanks plans Maine appearances August 30 in Salem Massachusetts and other dates in Ban gor Rockport Winterport and Sebago Lake.
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Charge and Denial Over Horses At Knarzer Grove Picnic
Residents near Knarzer's grove complain that horses hauling transfer wagons from the street car line to Knarzer grove were not watered or fed all day. Mr. Irwin of Irwin transfer company says his wagon returned with horses in good condition and well cared for, suspecting critics seek to end Knarzer grove picnics.
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City Life Notes and Local Incidents in Indianapolis
City Life reports a ward 15 Democrats organizing a marching club. It notes nine train loads of excursionists leaving Indianapolis Sunday and four thousand total with two percent return. A man with a gun robbed 70 cents from Albert Hohn on Rockville road near Big Eagle creek early Saturday. Lena Hetbing, 17, baptized at Central Christian Church after illness. Maj. A. B. Schantz arrives to establish HQ for artillery battalion I. N. G. at Indianapolis. Union block may be chosen. A WM car struck a milk wagon near Grace Land Ave and 34th St. driver uninjured. Indians at Broad Ripple park draw crowds for dances and rides. Grand marshal J. A. Koch names delegates Snyder and Slough as aids. picnic at fair grounds after parade. Railroads moved 25,126 cars last week with 19,220 loaded. belt handled 16,13 cars. Augusta Byers falls from Illinois St car, injures thigh. Dearborn county residents hold a reunion at John Roach’s, with officers Laycock, Dresser, Allman, Bruce.
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Dean's Ointment Relief Claim From Saugerties User
A testimonial from C F Cornwell of Valley Street Saugerties New York reports relief from itching and hemorrhoids after using Dean's Ointment. He states doctors failed before the remedy worked quickly and permanently.
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