Hayden Sees Columbus as the Team to Beat in Pennant Race
Outfielder Jack Hayden, a key hitter for Indianapolis, speaks of Columbus as the main challenge in the pennant race. He notes Louisville and Toledo have been tough but believes Indianapolis can win by beating Louisville and Toledo, while recounting past season struggles and hopes for better luck with the Hens. Hayden also discusses quitting football due to leg issues and hints at potential baseball future prospects.
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Jack Hayden
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Clymer
Hayden
Jimmy Burke
Jimmy Manning
Kansas City
Colonels
New Saloon and Laundry Ad by William Moeller
The well known proprietor William Moeller at 212 N Delaware street announces a new saloon and offers services with best quality. New pianos priced from 165 dollars and up. Wulschner's The Gem Laundry advertises family washings rough dry by the pound with all flat pieces ironed. Phones 1671.
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William Moeller
Delaware Street
Free Cure Prescription Promises Boost for Men
A sensational offer claims a physician designed a home remedy for nervous debility and weak manhood. The ad promises a free copied prescription mailed in plain sealed envelope to any man who writes, urging readers to avoid dangerous drugs and try the suggested method.
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DR. Stoner & CO
West Onlo Street
Mathewson Will Pitch Alternate Games to Land Flag for Giants
New York report describes Christy Mathewson ready to pitch three times weekly to help the New York Giants hold first place. Manager McGraw backs the plan, with Mathewson stating he can start every other day to end the season strong, alongside catcher Roger Bresnahan who will constantly work his arm.
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Christy Mathewson
Giants
Mathewson
America
McGraw
Wiltse
New York
Matty
Roger Bresnahan
Fluke Play May Lose Pennant in Narrow Indiana Defeat
The Senators edge the Hoosiers as a disputed infield play and a fluke bounded ball decide the game. Upp and Taylor pitched well for Indiana while Slagle starred for Columbus. Carr’s errant throw and Bush’s relay altered the call, prompting protests but granting the winning run.
Marquard expected to win as Hoosiers face Louisville
From Washington Park the game against Louisville unfolds with Hess and Marquard pitching for the Hoosiers. Carr predicts Marquard will not lose again this season despite recent struggles, while Odwell’s sharp throw at Williams’ fly inning five and a tense argument between Carr and Clymer color the lapse filled contest.
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Carr
Hoosiers
Marquard
Odwell
Williams
Major and Minor League Player Purchases Report
President Herrmann reports big league clubs bought three Durham and Marquard to New York and Bush to Detroit. Livingston sale debunked. Toledo edged Louisville in a late series game due to timely hitting. Puttmann relieved by Stovall in seventh. Rickman’s bat highlighted. Manske outpitched Essick as Brewers won 1–0 with Manusch scoring on Beville single. Flynn’s fine play at third noted.
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Durham
Marquard
New York
Bush
Detroit
Livingston
Toledo
Louisville
Puttmann
Stovall
Rickman
Manske
Essick
Brewers
Manusch
Beville
Flynn
Ketchell Plan to Settle Boxing Greatness
Stanley Ketchell proposes a world title plan linking Burns to Johnson and Langford bouts with the winner facing Ketchell or Burns in a final for the championship. He argues this would settle debates on the greatest fighter and quiet ongoing talk about Johnson and Langford.
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Burns
Johnson
Ketchell
Langford
Jack
Montana
Wetchell
Today’s Games Across American Association and Major Leagues
Schedules list Columbus at Indianapolis St Paul at Kansas City Minneapolis at Milwaukee Toledo at Louisville Boston at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at St Louis Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York St Louis at Boston Cleveland at Washington Grand Rapids at Dayton South Bend at Fort Wayne Wheeling at Evansville Zanesville at Terre Haute Bliss Native Herbs at 255 OW Washington Street.
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American Assoction
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
National
AGI
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
New
American Association
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Heane
St. Louis
Brooklyn Beeen
Perrere Es
Ase AG
Steree Rere
Evansville
Polayton Wees
South
Ben
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Zanesville
Terre Haute
Brooklyn
Dayton
South Bend
Wheeling
Winning Athletes Honored In Massive New York Parade
Olympic day celebration in New York honors London victors with a parade of over 50,000 and a crowd reaching ten times that. Acting Mayor McGowan grants freedom of the city. A Herald Square performance of The Three Twins is planned, with Gen. Frederick D. Grant sending coastal artillery and marines from the Navy yard to the event.
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New York
New York City
McGowan
Herald Square
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
Governor's Island
Coast Artillery
Col. Allen
Navy
Navy Yard
Col. S. E. Allen
Protest over flunkiest play taints loss at fairgrounds
Manager Carr fumes after a pivotal reversal in a baseball game handed to Columbus by Indianapolis. He vows to file with President O'Brien and league officials, though officials say the ball was live and the runner could not be sent back. A large crowd is expected at the fairgrounds this Saturday for two handicap races supporting charity.
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Jack
Tim
Hurst
O’connor
O'Connor
Howell
Munager Carr
O'Brien
Columbus
Indianapolis
Bierhatter
Carr
Friel
Indianapollis
Werth
Bierhalter
Fair Grounds
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Wulschner
GEM Laundry
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Jack Dorman
Fairmount Club
Bronx
Senators
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Hooke
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Triel
Heydon
Washington Park
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Sensation
Mr. Upp
Sheepshead
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McCarthy
Wetene
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Hillside War
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Cook
Slagle
P Bee
Denwesead
H. A. E. Friel
von Taylor
Upp
Taylor
Stagtle
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James
Liams
Kerin
Herrmann
Tad
Stanley Ketchell
Bliss
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Admiral Dewey
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