Hoosiers Win One Game By Good Batting
Special to the Sun reports the Hoosiers split a twin bill with the Millers in Minneapolis. The Hoosiers won the first game 10 to 3 with strong hitting led by Thoney Maseny and Farrell, while McCreery made running catches. The second game, halted after seven innings due to a storm, ended 2 to 0 with Kellum debuting for the Millers and Fister starting for Minneapolis before an injury to Greminger shifted pitching duties.
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Amateur Games and Local Baseball Scores Highlight Sunday Play
Amateur teams report varied results with W. J. Geaye defeating Lawrence Bramrocks 4 to 3. Oak Hill Reserves lose 9 to 0 to Spann Reserves at Riverside. Harrison Stars beat Remblers 14 to 7. Multiple league scores follow across American Association National League and American League with many postponed or rain affected games and upcoming Monday matchups. The Senators fall to Fairland 0 to 2 amid umpire controversy.
Spit Ball Specialist Gus Dorner Leads Columbus Pitchers
Gus Dorner of Columbus tops the American Association with 24 wins and seven losses, crediting conditioning, study of hitters, and mastery of the spit ball. He relies on control, speed, and a side arm variation, saying he has not left the mound in 9 games this season. He emphasizes diet, training, and mental readiness, noting many low-hit games and several shutouts.
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Carey Plans Ten Mile World Record Challenge
Albert Carey, French long distance runner and Chicago Athletic Club member, aims to break his ten mile world record this October, after decades of training. He holds the current ten mile mark set as a French army catcher six years ago in 11 hours and minutes, and has averaged six miles daily in training, claiming rest and diet are flexible while maintaining peak health.
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Sporting of all sorts sports gossip and contracts
A garbled sports column notes jockey Redfern aiming to race abroad, disputes about John McGinnity’s Cardinals fate, Hugh Duffy and Mechelin tire prizes, and various baseball, horse racing, and auto racing items. It mentions Eddie Graney, Joe McGinnity, Dick Canfield, and Turner as prominent figures, with race and travel details across Europe and America.
Injuries Plague Baseball Amid Shifting Play Demands
A long standing mystery in baseball is why players are more prone to injuries and sickness today. The piece notes record injuries across major leagues, with managers expanding rosters and substitutions, yet questions persist about whether modern conditions reduce or raise risk, and whether trainers and clubs justify more players being kept from work.
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Summer horse racing events across major tracks
This week features Latonia Jockey Club continuation at Latonia Kentucky Saratoga Breeders Association events at Saratoga through Friday August 2 Coney Island Jockey Club summer meeting begins August 8 at Sheepshead Bay Futurity as feature Fort Erie Fort Erie Jockey Club meets with Harness Racing Fifty Week Grand Circuit at Readville Massachusetts Only Stakes on the card Wednesday at Chelsea Massachusetts Larry Connolly versus Charley Steger Friday San Francisco Jimmy Gardner versus Buddy Ryan news of racing meetings and bouts
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Penn football candidates to gather at Franklin Field for preseason
Special to the Gun Philadelphia August entry notes University of Pennsylvania football candidates meeting in three weeks at Franklin Field. Byron Dickson will coach on the field with Dr. Carl Williams and George Woodrum on the advisory board. Star back A E Smith to assist as head coach and scrub duties guide future coach prospects. Open play expected to dominate Quaker games amid a solid nucleus including Weeds Sinkles Brooks Lamson Ziegler Torrey Reynolds and Benne.
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Ta corporations and ad firms raise capital stock levels
The document lists several Indiana based firms including The Shoals from Ind Press Bedomp pany in Shoals and The St. Wendell's Creamery in Bt. Wendells with notes on capital stock changes. Names such as HLo Ta, H. McCormick, F. Gwin, Benjamin Johnson, Chandler Butser and Cheese Company appear alongside word fragments and unclear figures.
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Delehanty Seeks Major League Batting Honors
Special to the 80. Montgomery Ala Aug 2 Down the line of tradition another Delehanty is rising in baseball lore Frank Delehanty of Cleveland leads southern batters with a .300 pace and consistent hits this season His steady performance keeps him ahead of rivals and drawn offers from Clark Griffiths Highlanders, marking him as a top Dixie major league prospect.
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Western clubs showed poorly on trip ending in Cleveland
The Western section of the American League fared poorly on a trip ending in Cleveland. Of 29 games, the West won 16 while the East dominated earlier. New York led with 12 wins in 15, Boston went 0 for 14, Detroit and Chicago split series, and Cleveland secured only a few wins from Washington and Philadelphia as 13 games were postponed.
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