Hoosiers Come Home Wednesday After Western Trip
The Hoosiers return home Wednesday after a western swing ending in St Paul. They open at Washington Park midweek with Columbus, the pennant winners, and prepare for games with Toledo and Louisville on the local grounds. The American Association season is near its end with teams generally profitable.
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Washington Park
Woolly West
Waeimeeday
Columbus
Aurea
Gsojourn
City of the Apostles
St Paul
Clymer
American Association
Hoosiers
Toledo
Louisville
American Associates
Indianapolis
Millers Top Hoosiers 1–0 In Low-Scoring Tilt
In Minneapolis on August 2, the Millers defeated Indianapolis 1–0 for the third straight game. Tom Thomas provided the decisive run in the second inning after Marcon’s error, while Fisher pitched well for Indianapolis. Freeman and Graham sparked the inning as a wild throw allowed the run, with three hits against Fisher in the game.
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Peature
Minousports
Ela
Sam Winneapolis
Minn
Andians
Millers
Gome
Weday
Thomas
Fisher
Tommie
Baila
Freeman
Graham
Marcon
Fox
Fishes
Yeager
Crahan
Minneapolis
Rudae Davis
Sullivan
Greminger
Bart
Indianapolis
Dunleavy
OG Atherton
Ibi
Bimee
Doo
Carr
Iba
Wiliams
Perry
You
Dalte
Wwu- Nama
Care
Pilcher
Thames
Davis
Ballineapolis
Indfanapalis
Werden
Big sale of seats for Gans Newon bout at Tabor
Special to The Sen GOLDFIELD reports seats for the Gans Newon match on tabor day sold Friday. Sales near twenty thousand dollars indicate a large attendance. A poolroom bet and other wagers circulated, including a five thousand dollar bet at four to one.
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Sen. Goldfield
Gans-Newon Gant
Tabor Dai
Nooh
Oosto
Gans
Larry Bulliven
Boston Americana Purchase of Columbus Pitcher
George of Columbus Ohio, a pitcher for the Seacrose club in the Wisconsin State League, was purchased Friday by the Boston Americana for $600. The report notes the transaction and cites the acquisition as part of roster moves in the league.
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Boston Americars
Ron. Lacrosbe
Wila
Baseball Saturday Schedule Across Leagues
Major matchups include American Association games in Milwaukee, Kansas City and St Louis with Columbus and Louisville also listed. National League see New York at Cincinnati and Boston at Chicago with Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, plus American League clashes in St Louis, Detroit, Cleveland and more. Central League features Wheeling at Grand Rapids and Terre Haute at Dayton, with Evansville at Springfield and Canton at South Bend. Batting details list pitchers and lineups for each listed contest.
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American Association
Indianapolla
Paul Loulaville
Minneapolla
Coluwaton
Kanags City
Toledo
Milwaukes
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Phiadelphia
Pittsburg
Franklyn
Unicago
Krate
Oztor
Phia
Batterles
Reulbach
Kling
Ritchie
Donovan
Philadelphia
Battersea
Frotter
O'Neil
Ewing
Schlel
Stricklett
Berger
Ritter
Rhe
Phillip
Gheon
Phelpa
McGinnity
Bowerman
American League
Benton
Lous
Glade
Petty and Spencer
Harris
Carrigan
AL Deyeun
Grand Fois
Dayton
Lokdaolthshs
Butterseo-Vandond
Hawkine
Pearson and Crone
Terre Haute
Wheeling
H Smith
Andrawa
Bhafor
Roberteon
Spahr
Evyanaville
Evansville
Canton
Oneal Batterlea Matley and
Scham
Brittsen Lend
Bpringfeld
South Bend
Bprinfield
Moara
Watson
Hammond
Kelly
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapalis
Kanone City Tannentense Lattlaville Sensessesse Ponses & Ey
Paulse Te Indianapiile Neetense
Rational League
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Olag
Indianapolis
Springfield
Grand Rapids
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Coute
Fitteburg
Hauaton
Kansas
Hartman
Loulaville
Guttelder
Cannitz
Mauske
Dew Moines
Netrofk
Kinnella
Esstek
Portland
Ore
Plileber
McLean
Oru
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Becker
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Felders
Pruitt
Pant
Plieher
Kane
Seattle
Gucond Bana
Giants
Burks
New Haven
Hanoafin
Yankees
Munch
Chica
Itcher
Doyle
Newari
Outfelders
Garrity
Indiana
Herdst
Amazeu Pitebars
Cuby—Durbin
Joplin
Kansas University
Cat Horne
Cardinals
Hinglabotham
Tacoma
Browns
Pickering
Boston Americans
Sullivans
Minneapolis
Autfelder
Oberlin
Renators
Perringy
Kansas City
Intelder
Jockey McKinney Marries Miss Perrett in Latonia Ride
In Detroit on a warm August night Jockey McKinney wed Miss Perrett wife of Jockey Perrett now riding at Latonia The marriage followed a belated celebration after a steeplechase event and surprised friends as the couple headed toward Windear from FY Eric Starfield notes.
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Mich
Aug
McKinney
Petcil
Windear
Eric
Miss Perrett
Perrett
Latonia
Jockey Bell Suspended At Baratoga Race Meet
At a meeting of the Jockey Club stewards at Baratoge race courses Charles L Bell was suspended for the remainder of the 1908 racing season. The decision was referred to the record book by the stewards for final action.
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Fas
Baratoga
Jockey Club
Baratoge
Charles L. Bell
Hlecéee
Reser Cluk
Handbcg
Climate Has Much to Do in Making of Prize-Fighters
James asserts climate shapes boxing careers more than talent, noting English speaking nations nurture fighters while hot climates hinder development. He cites Griffo and Griffo’s North Shore prank as example of public interest and training challenges in boxing history.
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James
South America
Jack O'Brien
Alaska
Ane
Ick
Readville Harness Races Feature Nut Boy Victories
Readville harness meet lists Nut Boy and The Phantom among winners in 2:OO plus divisions for 2:06 and 2:00y trotting. Purse details show heats with $1,000 each in one division and $3,000 per event in another, reflecting a busy program cut short by weather in Illinois and Indiana.
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Ans
Massachusetts
McHeny
Chane
Gturphy
Alia Jay
Kenny
Impertay Allerton
Sno
the Phantom
Tik H Geers
Betty Brook
Tite A Monroe
Bik
Gerrity
Kiigatress
Clark
Jack Wilkes
Nuckciss
Boweateher
McCarthy
Larble Rose
Heald
Waney Nelson
Wall
Elster Collatte
Cahill
Silence
A. Thomas
Angiol
Amen Turley
Grern
Leonards
Dickerson
A John Caldwell
Thompson
Apolo Eie Judge Green
Anderson
Owniesa
Titer
Isaben
Croater
Melphomemen
Mendolita
Fowler
Pe Harda
Bmyl Wandland
Hulda
Elwood
Ind
Pirates Get Young One
Special to the Ban from Memphis Tennessee reports Bert Maxwell a leading Southern League pitcher and former Arkansas baseball player has been sold by Mont?onal.
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Memphib
Tenn
Bert Maxwell
University of
No Run In 16 Innings Ends In Pitcher’s Duel
Deoagie and Davenport locked in a 16 inning scoreless tie Friday. Bittrall allowed only one hit through 12 frames as Bul matched him pitch for pitch. The game featured brilliant plays but no runs until final exposure of the draw.
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Berinon-Meline
Droatur
Deoagie
Davenport
Bittrall
Bul
Goldfield Not Without Heroes In Local Mining Camp Tale
Special correspondent describes Goldfield Nev mining town during a desert boom where rugged miners and a weary horse face a brutal uphill load. A driver lashes the animal with a whip as a bearded miner intervenes, calms the horse, and restores dignity amid tense, spectators.
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Tavenner
Goldfield
Nev
S—Galdfeld
Meer
Baseball Puzzle In City League Delays Rule Clarification
Board members of the City league worry over constructing a rule to define when a base runner is out on a batted ball. A game at White City, won by the Marion club 5 to 0, sparked dispute as runners on second and third were affected by a bit ball play. The officials disagree on whether a run should count. the current rule states no run shall score or any runner put out until the umpire puts the ball into play.
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Marion Club
White City
Marion
Fremier
Ron
Tba Umpira
Baratoga Race Results Feature Mixed Furlong Times
At Baratoga first race seven furlongs Tiptoe 122 Jones 1 32 2 4. second race selling mile gd furlong Bonoma Bella 19 Oknoon Corrigan Water Degme 15%. third race five furlongs Jonge Montgomery Qilller W1 to 10 Old angsty Blondy Ume 118. fourth race six furlongs Ben Ban Knapp 4 to 1 Edna Jackson James Redatok Umea 1 15 5. fifth six and a half furlongs Eudora 109 Cross 12 to 1 Glamor Dainty Dame thme 1 0. sixth Lomlle Royal Rent Sewell 1 to 6 Fatinitza Johnstown tme 1 44 46. at Cincinnati first race five furs Longe Bill Alarm Treubery 8 to 1 Helmuth Decking 1 0. second Morendo 107 Roland 9 to 2 Gamester Magic 1 42 26. third Martha Gormat 102 Treube even Don Domo Miltiades 1 13. fourth steeplechase handicap Blue Mint Rice 8 to 1 Wool Dealer Sabador 2 68 1 5. fifth Santon 112 Robingon 34 to 6 Light Burn Balle BB 1 14 7 5. sixth Inspector Girl 9 Praeton 6 to 1 Ruyalr Fatre Doefla 1 41 6. seventh Moccesin Maid 6 Hicks 8 to 1 Sand Bath Towermas 1 48 1 5.
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Tiptoe
CY. Jones
Sir Lynns- Wood
Bir Tunsells
Bonoma
Bella
Corrigan
Fur Jonge
Montgomery
Qilller
Old Angsty
Blondy
Ume
Ben Ban
Knapp
Edna Jackson
James Redatok
Umea
Eudora
Cross
Dainty Dame
Thme
Lomlle-Royal Rent
Sewell
Fatinitza
Johnstown
Tme
Cincinnati
Bill Alarm
Treubery
Helmuth
Decking
Morendo
Roland
Gamester
Magic
Martha Gormat
Treube
Don Domo
Miltiades
Blue Mint
Rice
Wool Dealer
Sabador
Santon
Balle
Inspector Girl
Praaton
Ruyalr Fatre
Doefla
Tima
Geventh
Hicks
Sand Bath
Towermas
Wiedemanns vs Reserves at Brighton Beach
The Westerann team from Newport Kentucky will play the Indianapolis Reserves at Brighton Beach on Sunday. The Wiedemann side has defeated several strong semi professional clubs, including teams from Darton and Cincinnati, showcasing a sturdy recent form.
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Brighton Beach
Ora
Westerann
Newport Ky
Indianapolis
Waldemann
Molloy
Rhea
Clates
Reeclus
Loutevité
Nationsl Cash Replater
Darton
Americans
Leagus Perk Cincknati
Hamilton- Hrebs
Kelly Knocks Out Capons in Sixth Round
Leavenworth dispatch reports Kelly of Clinton knocking out Tony Capon of Milwaukee in the sixth round of their scheduled bout. The event headlines the Harvest Home program with church notices and community notes attached, including Sund ay services and local updates.
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Capons
Phe
Wavenant Congregational Church
E. Marketst
Highlandave
Major League Teams Scout Young Players for Next Season
Major league clubs in pursuit of rising talent have purchased numerous minor league players, headed by sought after pitcher Glenn Liebhardt. Teams including Cleveland, Detroit, Cincinnati, and the Cubs have spent heavily, with Indianapolis, Memphis, and others supplying candidates for spring rosters. Many players will fail to reach the majors, while a select few will prove valuable in 1911 prospects.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
de Ginnie
Cuba
Liebhardt
Glank Liebharit
Indianapolis
Memphis
Jengie
Cleverland
Hoe Nox
American Association
Heinie Bergar
Themeselves
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