Doubleheader split as Indianapolis loses opener to Minneapolis
In Tuesday's first game, Indianapolis falls 6 to 4 as Milligan allows early runs. Harvey and Lally score on a misplayed ball, Nance advances on Nichol, and Powers doubles to drive in Hoghever. Red Ehret dominates after a rough start, but Milligan secures the win for Minneapolis.
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Mageon
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Nance
Nichol
Rus
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Milli
Gan
Red Ehret
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Mannassau
Powers
Hoghever
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Minneapolis
Ehret
Mag
Indians Rally Past Millers as Bandelin Shuts Them Down
The second game saw Fred Barnes and Bandelin on the mound for the Millers. Bandelin allowed four runs in the fourth inning after two failed sacrifices, sealing the Hoosiers victory. Final score Indianapolis 6 Minneapolis 2 with Bandelin earning the win and Barnes taking the loss.
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Hoosiers
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Seybold
Hartsel
Geier
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Bannassau
Cleveland and Chicago Split Double Header
Cleveland and Chicago split a double header with Cleveland’s Jones and Tamsett debuting in the American League. First game shows Cleveland 4 runs on 10 hits with 2 errors to Chicago 3 runs on 8 hits and 3 errors. In the second game Chicago wins 12 to 0 as Cleveland musters 9 hits and 32 errors while Detroit performs poorly aside from Sievers. Kansas City delivers strong play against Buffalo in a separate matchup.
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Indianapolis
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Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Minneapolis
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Sievers
Powers
Oriental Kidz
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Millers
Adimirers
Watkins
Councilman
Munro
Red Ehret
Baseball score notes from a late 19th century game
The fragment records multiple box score items with teams such as St Louis, Chicago, Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia and Boston. It notes runs hits and errors, with pitchers mentioned and a key error by Gazier that decided a Brooklyn game.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Gazier
Brooklyn
Hickman
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Game Scores Span Multiple Cities in League Matchups
A compact listing shows multiple baseball score results across cities with teams Dayton Marion Wheeling Fort Wayne Mansfield Anderson Toledo New Castle and others. Scores include Wheeling defeating Fort Wayne 8 to 1 and 3 to 0 in separate games, with various home and away listings and abbreviations indicating inning runs and flags.
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Wheeling
Fort Wayne
Mansfield
Anderson
Toledo
New Castile
Milwaukee Ball Series Preview and Player Notes
The report covers mixed baseball notes from Milwaukee and nearby teams. It highlights Hickey's questionable play style, Powers's hitting consistency, Hartsel’s streak, and Walter Wilmot's lingering with a new team. It notes upcoming games, fan reactions, and an injury to George Had and Germany Smith, plus payment woes in New Castle.
Inter Ocean to stage grand automobile tournament in Chicago
Inter Ocean Chicago announces a grand automobile tournament and exhibition at Washington Park on September 18. The note adds spaulding football guide by Walter Camp is out. Connor wins 2 10 pace at Providence. Beatrix Hoyt repeats golf medal record at New York.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Spaulding
Walter Camp
Connor
Providence
McCoy
Corbett
Liners Triumph In 25-1 Rout To Claim Indy Under 14 Title
The Liners defeated the Comets 25 to 1 Tuesday to claim the Indianapolis under 14 championship. Key players included SBatteries Liners Galla gher Engleking Lovell Ames Farley and Hoth from the Comets. Contact Dan Sullivan at 810 Meek St. for game details.
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Waverly
Comets
Sbatteries
Gallagher and Engleking
Lovell
Ames
Farley
Hoth Comet
Indianapolis
Dan Sullivan
Meek St
Fire Destroys Sheets Barn at 1220 Washington Street
A Tuesday night blaze at Wm Ruffner's barn and adjacent J C Rocker's stable caused about 700 dollars in losses with one horse several buggies and hay feed burned. William Ruffner suffered burns attempting to save the horse and road officer McKinney tried to lift a loaded hose over a streetcar delaying fire crews.
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C. Sheets
Washington St
William Ruffner
Sheets
J. C. Rocker
McKinney
Street
Bloody primaries spark deadly clashes and a victory for prohibition
In two South Carolina precincts gunbattles and sharp injuries marked Tuesday’s primaries. In Bamberg County John Bessinger killed Crum Smoak and wounded Edward Crider and Crum Smoak while Dick Smoak fired into the air. In Greenville County Pickney Jordan died from three gunshot wounds and Henry Owens suffered severe injuries. The referendum on prohibition won by a large margin and Senator Tillman was heavily scratched by voters.
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S. C
Middin
Bamberg County
John Bessinger
Crum Smoak
Smoak
Bessinger
Edward Crider
Dick Smoak
West Dunlain
Greenville County
Pickney Jordan
Henry Owens
Ed Owens
Prohibition
Tillman
City Budget Sees 1901 Estimate Rise to 551740
The Board of Works adopts an estimate of expenses for 1901 at 551740, up from 454.44 in 1900, with multiple increases for bridges, lights, street work, sewers, repairs, and new inspectors. The total across departments reaches 1 508899.72, with the law department pending and a proposed tax levy around 65 cents.
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Board of Works
Pogue’s Run
Pleasant Run
Tomlinson Hall
Law
Johnson
Man in Police Court Charged With Assault on Landlady
Henry Boyd, colored, faced assault and battery charges in police court after a dispute with his landlady Mattie Hizer of 310 Banest. She was arrested on the same charge. In a struggle over clothing from a trunk held for back board, Mattie attempted to choke Boyd and accidentally bit his thumb, which he kept clenched until it was badly chewed.
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Henry Boyd
Mattie Hizer
Banest
Boyd
Mattie
Injured on a Steamer Sunshine Firelight Panic
A New Albany dispatch reports Mrs. Jos Bebee of Indianapolis was injured by a flywheel explosion on the steamer Sunshine Monday night. The wheel belonged to the electric light plant, causing a near panic when lights failed. Mrs Bebee suffered a facial wound from a timber fragment but was not seriously hurt.
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Indianapolis
Sunshine
Febee
Mrs. Dr Wright Dies in Riots Funeral Planned
In Watseka Illinois on August 29 Mrs Dr Wright died at 3 20 p m after being shot in Monday's riots. The county fall will bury the body in Gilman Illinois. This marks the fifth fatality from the unrest.
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Watseka
Ill
Wright
Gilman
Fight Ends In Fatal Stabbing At Public Gathering
After an objection sparked a clash, chairs flew as bystanders fled. A man named Shuddy suffered fatal knife injuries during the melee, with women screaming and exiting into the street as the fight escalated.
Alabama's New Battleship Tops Navy At 17 Knots
Boston August 2 The battleship Alabama built to run 16 knots proved capable of 17 on her trial trip. Crew in stoke and engine rooms suffered no heat or bad air during the test.
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Alabama
TWO KISSES TURNED BLOODY IN WEDDING FIGHT
Chicago report of a wedding disturbance where a groom named John Huddy and a rival clashed after an attempted kiss. The incident escalated into a bloody melee during Tuesday night celebrations.
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Chicago
John
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