Hoosiers Take Double Header On Western League Trip
Indianapolis wins both games in Milwaukee in a double header. Husting struggles as Hoosiers build lead with six runs in the second inning. Allen leads offense with solid hits and strong defense to pull ahead of Milwaukee 8 to 2 and 6 to 0.
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Indianapolis Triumph in Wild Milwaukee Exhibition
Milwaukee fans watched a erratic game as Indianapolis pressed the attack with Chech repeatedly hit, Newton’s hitching bewildering the defense, and Billy Gray replacing Chech late. Weaver stood out by finding the elusive pitcher while Vicx Gray Stewart and Allen delivered high grade fielding in a sparsely attended affair. score:
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Wart
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Smith
Cantillon
Fragmentary sports notes with scattered names and scores
Incomplete OCR fragment shows names such as Chicago and Cleveland with faded scores and references to Batteries and Cunningham. The text is garbled, includes mentions of players Donahue and Zimmer, and lacks cohesive context or full events.
Milwaukee Brewers Rally Falls Short in Loss to Indianapolis
Brewers fall 7 1 in a game marred by wild pitching from Rettger and Scott. Scott allowed two early runs but kept Milwaukee off the board after the first inning. Rettger settled after the fifth, finishing with 3 strikeouts, while Rettger walked ten and hit a batter. Attendance 1,500. Other scores include Minneapolis 4 Grand Rapids 3 and Kansas City 15 Detroit 3.
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Pittsburg
Hunches and Happenings from The Sports World
A hodgepodge of results and rumors spans Milwaukee Minneapolis and other cities. Notes include 4 000 turning out in Kansas City, Boston’s Hickman scrutiny, and Cincinnati’s Seybold muffling three flies. Also reported are track races, pigeon records, and boxing match plans with Thorne Thorne Thorne.
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Ployd McFarland
Sam Fitzpatrick
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Thorne
Fitzpatrick
Tuckahoe
Drowning of Henry Kokemiller in White River
Henry Kokemiller, 34, unmarried, drowned while swimming across White River near his camp after a wagon trip for supplies. His brother Howard found his body. coroner cites possible heart attack during swimming. A bystander, John Mahoney, attempted to follow Kokemiller but was rescued after drinking. The report notes additional unrelated health ad copy and a patent medicine claim.
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Nash
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Jennie Watson
Huntington
Basil Bell
John Rumport
Philadelphia
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Decorah
Ralph Hill Dies At 72 Former Congressman And Lawyer
Ralph Hill 72 lawyer and ex congressman died Sunday at Deaconess hospital after a six month illness. He leaves widow, a daughter Mrs G E Mayfield and a son Edward E Hill in London. Native of Trumbull county Ohio he practiced law in Indianapolis and formed the firm Lamb & Hill then Steel Bright. Judge Lamb praises his ability and character. Funeral plans not announced.
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Judge Lamb
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Thomas G. White Dies. Indianapolis Bogey Broker
Thomas G. White, 64, longtime bogey broker with George Cook, died Sunday at City Hospital from general debility. He leaves a son, Harry White, in Chicago, and two daughters in Kansas City. White lived in Indianapolis 12 or 15 years, from Dayton, Ohio, and had apartments at 324 N. Capitol Ave.
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Nebraska volunteers to return home by special train
Omaha dispatch reports the first Nebraska volunteers will be brought home from San Francisco at state expense. State funds cover 35 000 dollars after newspapers raised 12 000 and loans from D. E. Thompson of Lincoln and Howard Cudahy totaling 23 000.
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Route to National Encampment G A R Philadelphia
Official train route to the National Encampment of the G A R in Philadelphia. Tickets on sale Sept 1 4 from Indianapolis at 14 55 round trip with low state rates via direct line or via Washington stopover. Headquarter special train led by Dunlap and staff with Geo H Thomas post Indianapolis with Woman's Relief Corps and other posts for a pleasant trip. Sleeping car space should be secured early. Apply to any ticket agent. W Richardson D P
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National Capital
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Geo. H. Thomas Post
Woman's Relief Corps
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