Hoosiers Record-Heavy Schedule Atop Early Standings
The Indianapolis Hoosiers have played more games than any major league club this season, totaling seven after Friday's game, while Milwaukee leads with 12. Recent doubleheaders boosted their game count, placing them first in games played though not in winning percentage. Paul leads the American Association with 121 games. New York leads the American and National Leagues in games. Cromkey, the Hoosiers’ pitcher, is reportedly bound for Detroit next year. a sale price is agreed and may close soon. BMI Philps will not pitch again this season due to lingering injury. Bobby Lynch has been released.
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Indianapolis Tennis Grows With City Courts Expansion
Indianapolis reports a surge in tennis participation with eight Riverside park courts, Brookside eight, and overall estimates of over 100 courts citywide. The Riverside and Brookside parks host major championships as private clubs and streetside courts multiply, signaling rising local interest and a busy season ahead.
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Henderson Quits In Sixth Round Of Fight At Auditorium
At the Friday night meet in the auditorium Henderson quit after five rounds, handing the win to Freddie Coe amid boos over his withdrawal described as rhe gustrer by the crowd. In the earlier prelims Jerry Murphy defeated Willie Parsons in a six round bout with roughly even blows. Also includes standings for National and American leagues and notes a Highland golf club free-for-all tournament.
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Extra Inning Struggle Ends For Hoosiers At Milwaukee
In Milwaukee Indiana Atty 22 opened the game with the Hoosiers after a long inning. The home team, though crippled, battled and held tight until the eleventh. Cromley allowed seven hits as Fenton and Pennell shined in relief. O'Brien scored the winning run after a long trip and Pennell followed with a hit.
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Futurity Race at Sheepshead Bay Faces Old Feud
The Futurity stakes on Saturday at Sheepshead Bay rekindles the rivalry between the Keene and Whitney stables. Bally Hooney, ridden by Tod Sloan for William Whitney, won four years ago amid a contested finish. This year Bally Hooney and Tradition, a colt from Sydney Padget, are key entrants in a field about 3,000 feet in length.
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Sports Specks From St Louis And Baseball Chatter
In St Louis a pacing upset saw The day Francs sprain a knee yet finish to win as St Paul faced a shock when Sessions went wild in a seven inning game. The Millers parade champions as Barney Oldfield loses auto crown and Payton boy lowers world record to 22 4 5 seconds over Glenville track. Major league managers seek pitchers while few seniors in minors succeeded. Hanlon vows to release drinkers on discovery. Local fans hope three days rest boosts Hoosiers for next week’s games.
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