Fans Must Be Game During Finish In The League Race
Indiana fans are urged to stay supportive as the Hoosiers near the end of a tight pennant race. Editor E H Bingham says a united, encouraging home crowd can keep the team confident, while hostile reactions could sap morale. Organize a game fan club to back the players to a victory.
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Il Trovatore
E. H. Bingham
Indianapolis Sporting
Bingham
Indianapolis
Bush
Murburger
Tam
Sam
Prindle
Steinmetz
Today’s Games Across Leagues
In the American Association IXnvsas City visits Milwaukee while Columbus plays Indianapolis Minneapolis tackles St Paul. In the National League New York meets Pittsburg and Brooklyn vs Chicago. In the American League Chicago at New York and St Louis at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington. In the Central League Milansville hosts Dayton and Jamesville visits Grand Rapids Wheeling plays South Bend Terre Haute contests Fort Wayne.
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American Association
Louisville
Vetere
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St Paul
York
Renee
Pittsburg
Chicagoa
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St Lois
Brooklin
Detroit
St Louis
Neveland
Chicago
Washington
Akilee
New York
Ubs
Hvansville
Dayton
Ates
Eons
Wey
South Bend
Wayne Area
Ana
Grand Rapids
Zanesville
Terre Haute
Wheeling
St. Paul
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
Milansville
Burns Ready to Fight Johnson in Sydney
Sydney August 2 Tommy Burns who defeated Bill Squires says he is eager to meet Jack Johnson in Sydney negotiations for a bout are under way Burns is confident and expects to crown himself light heavyweight champion soon
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Burns
Ydney
Tommy Burns
Bill Squires
Jack Johnson
Sydney
Renddg Journal Item Onbebs and Market Note
Fragmentary note mentions a market or hotel in Washington state and a price reference, with unclear names and dates. The readable terms include Ferm, KMNGWE TO FA, and Huder's hotel, suggesting a local commerce or lodging reference amid damaged copy.
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Kmngwe
Murbarger Aims Gund At Prindle And Olson
Promoter Sam Murbarger writes of upcoming bouts with Prindle and Olson. He touts his conditioning and confidence, challenging rivals to prove themselves while joking about others who hype themselves before fighting. The piece mirrors sports column bravado and local wit.
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Murbarger
Gund
Prindle
Olson
Ketchell Open To Langford Bout In Near Future
New York reports Stanley Ketchell may fight Sam Langford soon as Ketchell told reporters he would fight anyone, leaving decisions to manager Joe OConnor who may favor Langford. Ketchell denies recent booze rumors and defends his training, aiming for the world title.
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New York
Stanley Ketchell
Sam
Langford
Ketchell
Joe O'Connor
Joe
Boston
Papke
Los Angeles
Burns
San Francisco
Papke Ketchel Set for Labor Day Two Round Fight
Stanley Ketchel and Bill Papke signed to meet in a two round bout before the Jeffries Athletic club on Labor Day September 7 in Los Angeles. Weight was settled at Ketchel 158 pounds at noon after Papke pressed 156 pounds at 11 the same day. Each posted a $500 forfeit to bind the match and James Jeffries returns as referee for the event.
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Ketchel
Bill Papke
Jeffries Athletic Club
Papke
James Jeffries
Allen Winter Local Trotter Wins Big Derby
Allen Winter Local Trotter, owned by M. H. Reardon of Indianapolis and driven by Lon McDonald, finishes first in the American Derby. Purse of $30,000 awarded as 20,000 racing enthusiasts cheer the victor, who lands six lengths ahead.
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M. H. Reardon
Indianapolis
Lon McDonald
The Trotting Derby Winners and Payouts
Allen Winter won the Trotting Derby at Readville in a mile and a quarter race in 2 46. Fifty thousand dollars funded the event with 30 000 to the winner. Prince C San Francisco Ralph Wick Huntsman Peter Balta shared prizes. About 39 feet 10 inches per second, roughly a mile in 2 12. Or 2 08 for Winter prestart speed.
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Allen Winter
Alonzo McDonald
M. H. Reardon
Readville
Prince C
San Francisco
Ralph Wick
Huntsman
Peter Balta
Allen Winter Wins 50000 Trotting Derby in Indianapolis Victory
Mass mass Aug 26 Indianapolis trotter Allen Winter driven by Alonzo McDonald won the $50,000 American Trotting Derby at Grand Circuit races before about 20,000 fans. Winter led by six lengths at the stretch finish as McDonald carried on his shoulders amid wild enthusiasm. Runners included Prince C San Francisco Ralph Wick The Huntsman Peter Balta with prizes totaling 30000 10000 5000 2500 1500 1000 distributed among top finishers.
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Readvilue
Mass
Allen Winter
Indianapolis
Boston
Alonzo McDonald
McDonald
M. H. Reardon
Allen ‘Winter
Middle West
Jay Jay
Tease
Dewitt
Locust Jack
Ralph Wick
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Prince
Huntsman
Peter Batta
San Francisco
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del Coronado
Sweet Marie
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the Huntsman
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Ernest
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Denonia
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Vader
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Durfee
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Andrews
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Baron Aldona
Wilkerson
Vendetta
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Bellino
Gold Burr
Fred C
Wilkes Heart
State Bowling Tourney Planned In Indianapolis Area
Indiana bowlers push for a state bowling tournament to be held in Indianapolis next spring with plans for annual events rotating to different cities. Local organizers led by Postmaster Robert H. Bryson aim to establish the event, hold a October meeting, and stage a city tournament during the holidays alongside league battles.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Robert H. Bryson
Bryson
Mr. Bryson
Fort Wayne
Kaufman Knocks Flynn Out In Ninth Round
Al Kaufman, protege of Billy Delaney, KOed Jim Flynn in the ninth of ten at Naud Junction. Flynn, floored twice in the eighth, slammed by a right to the jaw and collapsing, lay unconscious in his corner before reviving to walk away amid cheers from about 4,000 spectators. Flynn had dominated until the decisive punch.
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Los Angeles
al Kaufman
Billy Delaney
Jim Flynn
Naud Junction
Flynn
Colorado
Kaufmann
Fitz Geralds Selections at Empire City Races
In Empire City racing picks, Besom and Prudent are noted as best bets. Besom leads race one with Gold Proof as contenders, while Prudent is named for race three and The Wrestler is highlighted for race five. Odds and exact placements vary by race.
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Fitzgerald
Empire City
Besom
Biskra
Gold Proof
Colonel White
Aster D'Or Grimaldi
Prudent
Star Thistle
St. Withold
Iresh
Brother Jonathan
Still Alarm
Wally
Woodcraft
Colden Shore
Black Oak
Giants Take Third Straight From Pirates
New York defeated Pittsburg 5 to 3 to extend their lead in the standings. Maddox and Crandall pitched well, but the home team failed with men on base. Wagner was caught twice, two errors hurt Pittsburg, and Bresnahan and McGraw were ejected by umpire ODay. The Giants broke the game open in the sixth with three hits, a walk, and a sacrifice fly.
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Indianapolis Sun
Kansas City
Rube Marquard
Blues
Brandon
Egan
Marquard
Carr
Hooke
Hallman
Coulter
Livingston
Williams
Srasheatr
Crisp
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
New York
Maddox
Crandall
Wagner
Bresnahan
McGraw
O'Day
Outfielder Sebring May Be Reinstated
Chicago and Brooklyn clubs eye the return of Jimmy Sebring the famed Tristate outlaw after years of ban. The Brooklyn magnate declines to discuss actions by the national commission while Presidents Murphy and Abkets clash over Sebring. New pianos advertised by Wulschner's.
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Chicago
Jimmy Sebring
Record crowds loom for Columbus Indianapolis series
The planned four game series between Columbus and Indianapolis drew strong expectations as fans from the West arrive. Both teams report solid form with confidence of a strong gate, the schedule favors the Hoosiers, and pennant tension builds toward Washington Park with Louisville looming in the endgame.
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Snnianapolis
Columbus
West
Kansas City Garr
Wes
Clymer
St Paul
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Washington Park
Louisville
Senators
Labor Day
Toledo
Yesterday's Games Summary Across Leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 4 over Cincinnati 2 in 10 innings, New York 4 over Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 19 over Brooklyn 2, St. Louis 4 over Boston 1, and Philadelphia 3 over St. Louis 4 in American League action notes Cleveland 3 over Philadelphia 2, Chicago 2 over Boston 1, New York 3 over St. Louis 4, and Detroit Washington affected by rain with other scores Wheeling 2 over Evansville 1 and Dayton 1 over Grand Rapids 0. Ft Wayne 4 over South Bend and Zanesville 8 over Terre Haute with lingering results.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Chicazo
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Wheeling
Evansville
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Ft. Wayne
South Bend
Zanesville
Terre Haute
New Saloon Ad From William Moeller
A notice for a new saloon by well known proprietor William Moeller at 212 North Delaware Street promises the best service and offerings to patrons.
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William Moeller
Delaware Street
Denison Barber Shop Hair Styling and Whisker Trims
Denison Barber Shop advertises latest styles in hair cutting and whisker trimming services. Manicuring offered. Visit for modern cuts, grooming, and finishing touches. Located in Denison. Appointment or walk‑in welcome.
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Denison
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