Umpire fantasy colors Thursday baseball tale in sermon voice
The piece mocks umpiring and deceit in a Brewers at Indianapolis game with a Chicago doctor offering sermonlike commentary on stealing bases deceptive curves and the role of the umpire. It reflects period sports oddity with names like Ford Mueller and Tamsett and notes the score and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dowisite
Tamsett
Brethren
Kellum
News-Papera
Kel
Brewers
Brethén
Elijah
Indianapolis
Atogriever
F Coulter
Woodrum
Heyden
Murcavy
Ord
P. Poe
O'Brich
Turbulent Standings and Scores Across Cities
A jumbled list shows multiple city pairings and scores, including Indianapolis and Milwaukee with 9 to 72, Kansas City and Columbus with 6 and 7, New York and Boston with 4 and 2, and several rain-affected games. Names like St Paul, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and South Bend appear amid scattered results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiianapolis
Milwaukee
Tomaville
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Totla St. Paul
Where They Play In Baseball Leagues
Schedule fragment shows American Association and American League games with multiple city pairings including Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul Columbus Minaeapolis Toledo Boston Philadelphia Washington New York St Louis Cleveland Chicago Detroit New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Br token Central League Grand Rapids Evansville Terre Haute Marion Booth Bend Dayton Wheeling.
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Chubs
Tittahars Sredvcates
Chicago
New Yorknha
Hostan
American Association
Kansas City
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
National League
Brooklyn
Philadephia
St. Louia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brenkiton
Central League
Grand Rapids
Evansville
Pearls and Fashion Feature at Paria Jeweler Exhibit
A Paria jeweler recent display showcased pearls priced up to 80000 dollars with a note that ropes of pearls are fashionable and prices have tripled in twenty years. Experts warn fashion may wane but believe pearl demand could continue strong.
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Paria Jeweler
Diamond Dust Umpire Cantilon Stars for Indianapolis Game
Joe Cantilon umpired seven innings in Thursday’s game on Indianapolis home grounds. The Milwaukee official was praised for fairness, with all questionable calls going to Indianapolis. Umpire Haskell injured a knee in the first game. in the fourth, Jontag of Gie-secont faced an issue.
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Joe Cantilon
Indianapolis
Cantijton
Milwaukee
Sap
Dmpire Haskell
Jontag
Gie-secont
Hoosters Aim To Win Two Of Three In Nineteen Teamed Play
Report lists players Sunleavy Hilhm Meydon Marcan Mogriever Kellum and Kite starring in Thursday games with two three-time hits and tight fielding. Pitchers Ford and Kanai expected to duel in Friday’s doubleheader as Milwaukee and St. Paul loom, with a Sunday game against Nanmas City Widee at Mincin.
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Bre Meydon
Rar Marcan
Meydon
Thureday
Mogriever
Kellum
Milwaukee
St. Pua
Nanmas City
Mincin
Ala
Whitney bought top English dam as royal line claimed
The article details Whitney paying 10 000 for a horse with a pedigreed English dam. It notes sales between breeders John Maiden, Huy Jane, and Whitney, with references to August Helmont ancestry and a history of high value stud stock. The piece mentions Hamburg Place near Lexington and Madden’s involvement in future racing prospects.
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Tor Gane
John Maiden
Jane
Whitney
Hastings
Helmont
Boral Stampton
Hamburg Place
Lexington
Madden
Riverside Triumph Over Munice In Seven Up Golf Victory
Riverside golf team defeated Munice on Munele greens by seven up. Riverside players delivered a strong overall display, securing a decisive win with a seven hole margin. After the match, Riverside players praised their performance while Munice golfists were noted as strong opponents in Indianapolis.
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Riverside
Aruncle
Munele Goltiste
Rene
Muncie Playera Royaly
Indianapolis
Munete
Tod's Brother Riding Returns to Saddle at Mawthorne
Cash Bloan Tod's brother, once a Chicago rider then a year abroad in France and Russia, returned to racing at Mawthorne yesterday. After spring and summer at Sheepshead Bay, he arrived in Chicago Sunday and plans to ride if he can equal the younger jockey, having ridden Allista to a third place in the rat.
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Cash
Bloan
Tod
Chicago
France
Russia
Mawthorne
Sheepshead Way
Allista
Millionaire Ball Teasers Target Young Players
A wave of taunting by veteran players targets rising stars as they break into the majors. Stubborn exchanges with young outfielders draw unflattering comparisons and calls for restraint.
Maher Returns to Win at York in Wales Plate Era
American jockey Danny Maher wins in London related event at York in the Wales Plate era. He rides Chiquetail to victory as the standout performer, marking his first mount since the prior year. The meeting features notable entries and a reception for Maher as the favorite among attendees.
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London
Danny Maher
York
Bradgate
Maher
Whitney
Dilton
Martin
White Appears in New Role as Attorney in Kenosha Case
Tommy White, newly admitted attorney, faces arraignment on charges including burglary and grand larceny related to a former Kansas City area property. He is accused of representing a client in a theft scheme tied to a devalued property and hovel. The court appearance occurred as part of ongoing proceedings.
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Tommy White
Enim Rion
Kenosha
Wik
White
Siin
Rome
Kenoata
Pursuit Ends with Fine After Offense in Waterbury
In Waterbury a suspect was pursued and fined after a confrontation with Long Island’s constabulary. The man, offended by what he called an unjust judgment, left the courthouse and commented disparagingly about local authorities. The vehicle involved was halted and brought before the court again, where the case was resolved.
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Waterbury Watch
Longhland
Dogr
Duitkey
Quoted Car Advice Sparks Court Contempt Remark
A whimsical remark from The Automobile Magazine cites a judge admonishing an automobilist. The exchange adds ten units for contempt and mocks the language of youth, noting a chase and refinement as a humorous aside. The fragment reflects period tone and editorial whimsy.
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Automobilist
Win
Wenor
Min
Automobile Magazine
Spectator attacked after horse race near Mawthorne dock
At Mawthorne a spectator was assaulted following a defeat of rival horse Harget. Owner Corrigan, rider’s employer, demanded action as crowd chanted insults and demanded penalties. Witnesses described a tense scene with Corrigan defending his rider amid repeated abuse from the grandstand.
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Chicato
Dockes Miton Henry
Harris
E. Corrigal
Mawthorne
Corrigan
Harget
Nieledy
Isekuy
Teenta
Wiexing
Henry
Haavchorne
Chery
Hos
Odin
Aden
Winnssisime
Bald Archie Stimmel and the Milwaukee baseball move
Archie Stimmel, star player, battles coach Yeager over a Milwaukee assignment. Teager of Minneapolis planned a late-season transfer to another American league team, but Stimmel refuses to play for Minneapolis. Contention grows as Stimmel clashes with management over his future.
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Ate
Thattadas
Jimmy Cuffins
Heston
Bertey
Kim
Minneapolis
Matole
Ana Peene
Teager
Minneapolte
Cantien
das @ yesuyt Archig
Strmmel
de Wirtuce
Attimeapolla
Mimager Yenger
Sthamel
Yeager
Archie
Milwaukee
Declarer Alame
Beaton
Fastest Meters on Record Across Vehicles
A fragmented list reports record speeds for various transport modes and riders. Entries include horse, engine, man powered, and vessels with locations such as Rendville Brighton Beach Monmouth Park London and Newport, plus times extending from seconds to minutes and notable names like Lou Dilton Den Pach Dick Welles Charlene Murphy and Reliance.
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Lou Dilton
Rendville
Musa
den Pach
Brighton Beach
Satwater
Monmouth Park
Dick Welles
Washington
Telminum
Secnada
Jacksonvile
Fleming
Henry Fournier
Ocean Parkway
W. G. George
London
Nacedi
Jon Nelaon- Matite
Samuelton
Charlen Murphy
Meconics
Seatink
G. Hellefemtee
Rat Portage
Ereonda
Reliance
Newport
Bieam Tachta
Acrow
Hudson
Lou Dillons Good Opinion Makes Her Queen Of Turf
Millard Sanders, famed trainer of Sam Giltos, declares Lou Dillon the finest trotter on record. He details her early training, notes her unmatched spirit, and predicts she will outperform Wie this season as the first two minute trotter.
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Lou Dillon
Millard Sanders
Sam Giltos
West
Middle West
Sandra
Hirf Histore
Sanders
Sanders School
Lorenz
Nader
Alamonds
Alver Nlm
Sijfrd Sanders
Lou Dislow
Little Low
Ahé Hearis
Pene End
A Real Crown for Lou Dillon
LENINGTON Ky August 2 J Tratter of Buffalo a member of the Trotter Kenney sales company arrived from the east where he attended trotting races He reports a trend to adopt George H Ketchams idea of a crown for the champion trotter to be made of gold costing about 100 dollars and bearing on the matter that the National association has around 8000 dollars and may devote some to a suitable trophy for Lou Dillon
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Lenington
J. Tratter
Buffalo
Trotter-Kenney Sales Company
George H. Ketcham
National Association
Anand
Lou Dillan
No Game Will Ever Supplant Baseball
A fragmented discussion on baseball versus cricket notes Americans’ preference for the national pastime and contrasts leisure with business. The piece references a cricket meet and a baseball game in Berlin, highlighting different spectator culture and the English affinity for cricket while Americans embrace baseball as a defining sport.
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Nurihow
Waalnet
Macehay
Cameda
Lin
Philadelphia
Tras
Mace
Sid
Berlin
Hrixenean
Abd
Av. Mennot
Amateurs Embrace Baseball Spirit in Social Conditions
The piece notes how widely the game travels among amateurs of all kinds despite social pressures. It argues that professional games, when well run, provide salutary entertainment for thousands seeking rest and pleasure, even as salaries and paid umpires spark debate.
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Illustrated Sporting News
Was Foxs Drive a Lean Three Base Hit
Hasty Pulliam argues league rules are vague and open to interpretation. In a Wednesday game between the Thoolers and Brewers Fox hit a ground ball that rolled past the first baseman, with confusion over whether it scored or was ruled a hit.
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Fox
Brewers
Aelder
Aml Fox
Utility Players: Jimmy Callahan Reflects on Role
Jimmy Callahan, once a standout pitcher now a whisky man for Chimga Americans, discusses the grind of the utility player. He notes his varied throws, grounders, and occasional mistakes, stressing the challenge of adapting to different positions and the rarity of consistent throwing opportunities.
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Jimmy Callahan
Chimga Americans
White Sox
Vail
Joe Feeger
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