Hoosiers Lose Tight Game to Saints in St Paul
In St Paul on Thursday the Hoosiers lost 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel with Morgan and Slagle. Morgan allowed two baserunners on balls, while Bingle of St Louis Americans was strong, fanning five and yielding four Hoosiers. Late ninth inning threats nearly tied it as Thaney and Wheeler advanced runners, but final out ended the game.
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Slagle
Bingle
St. Louis
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Paul
W ' Grier, Jr
Hemphill
Marcan
Noonan
Ibey
Sullivan
Indianapolis
Dy E. McCreery
Moran
Thoney
Mn Massey
Standings and results from a late 19th century baseball card
The clipping mixes standings for multiple leagues with results from Thursday night games. It lists clubs such as Indianapolis, Columbus, St Paul, Toledo, Milwaukee, New York, Chicago, Boston, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, St Louis, Brooklyn, and others with scores. Notable results include Pittsburg 6 1 Boston, 1st game. Pittsburg 7 Boston 4, Chicago 2 Philadelphia 7 in 20 innings. New York 8 Cincinnati 9. St Louis 4 Brooklyn 0. New York 6 Cincinnati 6 in a second game ending at nightfall. Philadelphia 5 Cleveland 0 in a disputed game. Wheeling 4 Terre Haute 4.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
American Association
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Indianapolis
Louieville
Minnespous
Toledo
Kansas City
Nate
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Cleveland
Heaton
Schregk Goes to Salt Lake City in Sparring Tour
Special to The Sins Chicago reports Schregk travels to Salt Lake City to spar at a dance contest near the Arena while Mike trains at Shamrock A. C. gym. Manager Billy Moki and sparring partner Johnny Hogan prepare the act as plans unfold for a Utah trip around early September.
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Mcke Schriek
Wile
Jack Curley
Utah
Kid Herman
Denver
Milwaukee
Hurley Neary
Kid
Grorge Memoie
Benny Yarger
Herman
Maurice Sayers
Art
California boxer Nelson predicts victory after long journey
The fighter speaks from Calfornia about a scheduled forty five round bout with Neale, claiming superior skill and stamina. He asserts no other man can brute force him and vows to justify his claim to the public, noting family ties and the route ahead.
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Han Francisco
Nemon
Mantera
Nelson
Ike
Neale
Bower
Coaching System Key to Football Success Says Michigan Coach
Ann Arbor August 3 Coach H Yoat contends that the coaching system, especially professional or long-term coaches, drives success in western and southern football. He argues the east relies on graduate coaches causing instability, while the west and south build with consistent systems and players from prep schools. He cites Vanderbilt under Dan McGuigan and Michigan stars like Heston, Hammond, and Carter, praising six-month eligibility to curb rush to college play.
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H. Yoat
cAs IL Ds
Snemasonry
Roach’ Schame
Whith
Uate
Michigan
Font
Vanderbilt
Dan McGuigan
Allegheny
Onin
Carter
Hammond
Heston
Two Highland Laddies Shine In Frat Baseball Highlight
Clarke Griffith's Highland Laddies impress as star pitchers and fielders. Chegura is removed as Twirler of the all star American League team by Ban Johnson. Chase delivers a standout performance at first base on the initial sack. Though young, he reshapes frat game strategy with exceptional ground covering and surprising swift moves.
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Cirke Geisch
Highlanders
Chegura
Ban Johnson
Chase
Fang
Saints and Stars Lampooned Baseball and Football Rumors
Saints Joe Cantifion vows big league push with Milwaukee ties while Steve Kane hopes for a Columbia break and possible Toledo or Minneapolis recommendation. Canton league scouting and new signings, jockeys flouted rules, and star players like Charley Hempnitl and Nick Altrick feature amid cross sport chatter from baseball to football.
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Steve Kane
Kane
Columbia
Toledo
Minneapolis
Giants unsatisfied with post season revenue split
New York Giants manager John J. McGraw voices discontent over post season gate receipts distribution. He says players deserve an even break and criticizes the commission for shaping the financial rules governing the World Series and postseason.
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Wayers
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Jon J. McGraw
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Baseball Kingship
Jesus
New York American
Ite
Hammer and Chisel
Iulea
French distance runner Corey plans 23 mile attempt in October
Albert Corey, famed French long distance runner and Chicago Athletic Club member, aims to beat the world 100 mile record this fall. He plans to train around Chicago over roads he has run for six months, claiming a six mile daily average in recent training and minimal sleep. He favors meat and wine, eats four to five eggs daily, and sleeps five to seven hours, asserting rest harms him.
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Chicago
Albert Corey
Wil
Corey
Chicago Athletic Club
Axmoon
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Vrees
Nimaelt
Han Ho
Sorey
Mein
Marshall Wyetd
Barbary Race Track Cards From City Circuits
Race results from multiple tracks including Saratoga Cincinnati Buffalo Westville Frankfort Elwood and Edinburgh. Includes horse names drivers and odds with outcomes such as Dolly Spanker Molly Brant Hilaher Neutromo Mandator and Ophelie Martin among others. Mentions a jockey restriction for Jockey Foutball.
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Dixon to Fight Murphy in September bout
New York reports George Dison the Wise catosed featherweight, once penniless after 66 bouts in England, is matched to meet Tommy Murphy the Haxtem featherweight for six rounds before the National A Cy of Philadelphia on September 3. O'Rourke, once betting on Dixon, engineered the match but says he will not be Dixon's backer, only aiding the fight setup.
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Murphy
New York
George Dison
England
Tommy Murphy
Fehder
A. Cy
Philadelphia
Tom O'Rourke
O'Rourke
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