Mrs Selby Sues McCoy for Divorce and Damages
Mrs Julia B H Selby files suit against Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy for divorce and 25000 damages over alleged assaults on August 18 and 6. It is the second suit in the year after prior divorce and remarriage. Selby now owns the Cedar Bluff farm near Saratoga, McCoy's Road House.
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Kia” McCoy
Old Scout to Join Wilmot's Team in Cincinnati Switch
Theo Guese fails to join Cincinnati squad and moves to Grand Rapids after Friday. Johnny Suthoff from Matthews plans a pitching try with the Reds. Summer II appears likely to make good in Cincinnati.
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Riot at baseball game leads to forfeited match
In Washington Shugart of the White Sox shoved an umpire and Katoll was arrested while threats were made. Police halted a field riot as Racers fans surged in and the game was forfeited after Orioles fans surrounded umpire Conolly. Elberfeld tried to start trouble but was stopped by a officer.
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Batteries and teams battle across cities in rapid roster list
A fragmented OCR style record shows multiple battery pairings across teams like Powell Ryan Tannehill and Zimmer and Dineen Kittredge Denzer Warner with clubs in Boston Chicago Philadelphia and Cleveland. It lists lineups and partial scores with scattered city names and abbreviations.
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Baseball Fun At Washington Park Friday Elks Meet
In Washington park on Friday the Indianapolis and Anderson elks will clash on the diamond. Both teams are prepared for a hard game with sharp players and notable peanut vendors to entertain the crowd.
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Ed Hickey Leaves Matthews Team Amid Slump
Ed Hickey quits the Matthews team stating he grew tired of a losing season and predicts the club will sink near the bottom of the percentage table if the campaign continues.
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Tod Sloane Back in English Turf Hopes Next Season
London reports the Evening News hopes Tod Sloane can return to English racing next season, noting his faults yet praising him as a strong draw for the sport. At Bass Lake the Peru gun club scored in a series of shooting events with Heikes, Tripp, Clark, Cadwallader and others posting top numbers across events.
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the Evening News
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Races and Friday Program Report From Indianapolis Club
Friday plan outlines the Indianapolis cycle club activity as Thursday morning sun boosts members' spirits and enthusiasm for the upcoming race events. The article notes a optimistic mood and preparations underway for Friday programming.
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Fervent Fray Over Friday Night Races at Dayton Grounds
Scribes report 35 entries with more expected from Dayton as tickets fly for a frosty Friday event. Grand stand and amphitheater seating are reserved. bleachers free. Invitational events prize gold watches, emerald rings, opera glasses and cash in open and handicap races.
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Larned Crowned National Tennis Champion
Jack McClelland of Pittsburg won a decision in a 20 round bout against Eddie Gardner in Kittaning Pa Wednesday night. Cyclist McFarland accused Lawson of fouling and striking him from the wheel in Washington. Sir Thomas Linton arrived Wednesday and expressed optimism.
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Pure Blood Means Perfect Health
An advertisement claims blood quality reflects health and endorses Cascarets as a cleansing remedy. It promotes drugstore sales in 10c 25c and 50c sizes to support bodily repair through purifying blood.
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Iselin backs Constitution in wealthy wager
New York August 22 C Arthur Pearson the English publisher will not need to travel far for his $25,000 bet on the Shamrock. C Oliver Iselin who steered the three cup defenders before this, Constitution, is firm in the wager and belief in the vessel's chances.
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