No Piker Admission Prices for All-Stars
The article discusses high prices for all-star games with no piker charges and describes bleacher seats at 75 cents and box seats up to two dollars. It notes plans on a date at Washington Park and potential games in minor league towns, with Indianapolis and Kansas City as considerations, final decisions pending.
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Joe Kelly
Cincinnati
Fletcher
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Millers
Reds and Naps Will Play Post Series For State Title
President Somers of the Cleveland club accepted President Herrmanns challenge for a week of Oct. 10 to decide the Ohio championship series between Cleveland and Cincinnati. The National commission will oversee and award a championship flag to the victors. Start likely in Cleveland with Oct. 10 12 14 games, then Oct. 15 16 in Cincinnati, final dates yet to be fixed.
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Somers
Cleveland
Herrmann
Ohio
National Commission
Cincinnati
Sergt. Clark Wins Camp Perry Shoot
Camp Perry Colorado August 26. National individual match won by Sergt. Scott Clark of Company D Second Indiana by two points over Capt. Frederick H Heidenrich of District of Columbia. Clark posted 274 to Heidenrich 272.
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Camp Perry
Bergt
Scott Clark
Indiana
Frederick H. Heidenrich
District of Columbia
Sergt
Company D
Toledo Beats Kansas City 5 4 In Windy Openers
Toledo won the opening game of the series against Kansas City 5 to 4. A strong crossing wind aided four Toledo runs while darkness and rain ended play after the eighth inning.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Queisser Sent to Denver Ends Wayne Term with Feds
In Wayne Indiana on August 26 catcher Queisser an Indianapolis native who has spent the season with the feds has been sent to Denver. The move marks a major change for the player and prompts questions about his future with the team.
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Denver
Wayne
Ind
Queisser
Indianapolis
Feds
Jack Wees
Chadbourne Is Released By Manager Carr
Outfielder Chadbourne is cut from the Indianapolis team due to poor form and injuries. He will return to Maine and may sign with an East team next year. The Saints and Hoosiers schedule a double header Saturday following rain postponement.
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Chadbourne
Indianapolis
Carr
Maine
American Association
Saints
Hoosiers
Bancroft to Manage Tour of All Stars
Frank Bancroft has been hired as business manager for the tour of the National and American League all star teams this fall by Wilborn and Livingstone. Ten games are planned starting after the world series with League Park hosting the first game. Prices will be 75 cents bleachers and 2 dollars for box seats.
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Cincinnati
Frank Bancroft
Messrs
Wilborn
Livingstone
Enterprise
Cubs
Athletics
Charley Murphy
Cardinals
League Park
Herrmann
Chicago
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Sage Leads Minneapolis Past Columbus 3 to 1
Pitcher Sage limited Columbus to four hits and helped Minneapolis secure a 3 to 1 win on Thursday. His double sparked the decisive rally and contributed to the victory.
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Columbus
Sage
Minneapolis
Baseball matchups from joint leagues listed
The page lists games across American Association National League American League and Central League matchups. Teams include St Paul Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville Minneapolis Columbus Kansas City Toledo New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburg Boston St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit Washington Cleveland New York Chicago Grand Rapids Ft Wayne Dayton South Bend Terre Haute Zanesville Wheeling Evansville.
Baseball Scores From American and National Leagues
The American Association results include Indianapolis St Pat loss to ruin, Louisville 6 Milwaukee 2, Toledo 5 Kansas City 4, Minneapolis 3 Columbus 2. National League games show Tillsburg 4 Brooklyn 3, Chicago 6 New York at Panton 2, St Louis Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 2. American League notes Detroit 3 Washington 2, New York and Chicago 4, St Louis 9 Philadelphia 6, Boston 7 Cleveland pending. Central League reports Evansville 8 Wheeling 3, Ft Wayne Grand Rapids rain, South Bend Dayton rain, Vierre Haute Zanesville rain.
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Indianapolis-St. Pat
Ruin
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansaa City
Minneapolis
Columbus
Tillsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Panton
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Evansville
Wheeling
Ft. Wayne-Grand Rapids
South Bend-Dayton
Vierre Haute-Zanesville
Hogan and Dolan Box a Close Six Round Bout
Johnny Hogan and Jimmy Dolan of Trenton boxed a hard wind-up at the Broadway athletic club in Philadelphia. The six rounds ended with little to choose between them as each fighter held the edge at different moments.
Mayor Bans Prize Fight After Threatened Stand
Alexandria Ind August 26 Mayor James H Edwards banned prize fighting after declaring the Dillon Peters bout set for next Tuesday would not be pulled off. He warned he would use police authority to stop the event if needed and prevent the contest.
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Alexandria
Ind
James H. Edwards
Tommy Dillon
Indianapolis
Frank Peters
Anderson
Sullivan and Tighe Fight to Ten Round Draw in Scranson
In Scranson on Thursday night Mike Twin Sullivan of Boston and Sailor Tighe of the city fought ten tame rounds ending in a draw. Neither showed eagerness to mix, with both avoiding exchanges and limiting action.
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Scranson
Mike (Twin) Sullivan
Boston
Sailor Tighe
Eioebad Er
Hard matches in third round of Indiana golf championship
Loganport Ind Aug 26 The Indiana golf championship narrowed to eight in the first flight. Diddle Wilber Sweezy Colburn C A Tucker Wright Newton Cox and George Wright are left. Baxter defeated Rosener one up. Sweezy and Colburn expected to clash. Diddle beat Baker in the first round and Cox beat Larry.
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Logansport
Ind
Indiana
Diddle
Wilber
Highland
Sweezy
Marion Club
Newton
Cox
Terre Haute
Colburn
A. Twucker
Riverside
George Wright
Anderson
Dave Baxter
Diddel
Baxter
Rosener
Sweeazy
KR. G. Tucker
Oliver
Steverson
Reed
Wright
Thompson
Riders Get New Ones In Louisville Debut
Louisville defeated Milwaukee 6 to 2 in the opening game of the series. Higginbotham held the visitors to scattered hits in the middle innings while new Louisville players Burke from Brook Lyon and catcher Reilley from Marion State League impressed. Kroh was purchased from Chicago and expected to join immediately.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
McGlynn
Higginbotham
Burke
Brooklyon
Reilley
Marion
Ohio
Kroh
Chicago Cube
Umpires Fined After New York Chicago Game
President Lynch of the National Baseball League fined umpires Kiem and Kane who were to referee the New York Chicago game in Chicago yesterday. The disciplinary action followed an arbitration outcome affecting the contest and officials.
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National Baseball League
Kiem
Kane
Chicago
Rone
Poanuer
Minor Heir Lowers World Race Record in Gusting Wind
Minor Heir defeated Hedgewood Boy in a match race at GaIesburg Illinois August 26 to lower the world mile record from 2 00 14 to 2 00 with the wind at about 40 miles per hour. The effort paced the last quarter in 0 30, though experts say 1 58 would have been possible without the gale. Hedgewood Boy led early while Dan Patch driver Hersey called the pace, and Savage stable preparations followed for Des Moines.
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Hedgewood Boy
Galesburg
Hersey
Strong Gale
Ill
Minor Heir
Dick McMahon
Heir At Law
M. W. Savage
Des Moines
Manor
Star Pointer
Dan Patch
Closing Day Set For Yonkers Grand Circuit Meet
New York August 26 After a highly successful session the Yonkers Grand circuit meeting ends Friday afternoon. Daily racing featured Colorado versus Native Belle and a 2 03 mile by The Harvester. Willy the Hungarian trotter owned by Louis W Winans won the 2500 amateur stake. The final card includes the 15000 Matron futurity pacing division the 25000 Bonner memorial stakes the 2500 Union stakes and the 6500 Speedway stakes.
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New York
Yonkers
Trotter
Willy
Louis W. Winans
Baltimore
England
Sam Hildreth
Appel Defeats Thomas In Fourth Round Tennis Match
Appel beat Thomas in the fourth round of singles at Willons Technical Institute Friday morning by 6 2 to 6 3. Thornton edged McKay in the semi finals as Trask and McKay split. Doubles semi finals featured Trask Appel versus Nichols Hume and Thomas RicKay versus Thornton Marty with finals set for doubles.
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Appel
Thomas
Willons Technical Institute
Thornton
McKay
Trask
R. A. Holden
Nichols and Hume
Thomas and
RicKay
Thornton and
Marty
Fleet and
McNagony
Thomius-McKay
Thornton-Marty
Mauger No-Hit Loss Shocks Lancaster Ballgame
Mauger pitched a no hit game against Marion Thursday yet lost. Four men reached first on him, a walk a sacrifice and an out from third to first scored the first run per Mason's ruling. In the seventh Colligan was hit by a slow ball for Lancaster's only error. Goulait pitched well with one clean hit.
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Lancaster
Mauger
Marion
Mason
Colligan
Goulait
Football Call From Marlem Club Athletic Committee
The Marlem club athletic committee met Thursday night and issued a call for football players. All candidates weighing 160 pounds or more are asked to meet in the gymnasium Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Marlem
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