Three Brewers Pitchers Win as Hoosiers Rally
Cantilon relied on three Brewers pitchers to hold off Indiana Hoosiers as Martin boosted the visitors in a late ninth inning surge. The Brewers scored three in the first, the Hoosiers tied in the second, and Hickey was pulled to try and salvage the game. Jackson and Morrison relieved, with Hickey ultimately unable to seal the win.
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Cantilion
Martin—Hoosiers
Milwaukee
Wis
Cantilon
Brewers
Martin
Hickey
Acruga
Jackson
Cantillon
Viswtors
Jim
Morrison
Burrowtres
Indianapolis
US 18
Inields
Hoosiers
ABA
Massey
Thoney
Farrell
Carr
Zalusky
Ram
Dido
Clark
Robinson
Moran
Farren
Batle
OW Jackson
Moray
Bateman
O'Brien
Owen and
Kane
Griffiths Faces Challenge Over Expulsion From Baseball Boards
East baseball men say President Powers and Secretary Farrell doomed Howard Griffiths Jersey City attorney by ousting him from the National Association the national board and the Eastern league. Grif this suit seeks 25000 damages amid claims the action was politically cooked up plus doubt over votes by Hanlon and Tebeau and others on the arbitration board. Strong supporters insist Griffiths was legally bounced and will resist removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon
Tebeau
Jersey City
the Sun
New York
East
Powers
Farrell
Othe National Board of Arbitration
Griffiths
National Board
Teaders
Grimits
Eclaym
Grimitha
Natonal
Grimths
Sports Story: Maddern Defends McCormick in Oakland Incident
Billy Maddern writes from Oakland California defending Rublin and Tin McCormick amid a contested bout. He argues the criticism of the fight was unfair, noting Publicin did his best and failed to end the match quickly._
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Billy Maddern
Oakland
Cal
Defenne
Rublin
Tin McCormick
Madden
Fistie Critica
Publin
Marden
McCormick
Boxing and baseball talk from era chatterbox column
Stuart Maclean roasts boxing draw rules and mill hype. Mentions McCormick Britt Nelson and Rube Weddell era myths. Predicts New York Athletes to win the American league flag and dominate baseball with strong bats and pitching, amid gossip on Jack Jeffries and other matchups.
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Gianta
Waddell
Tony Mullane
Chicago Journal
New York
Rube’ Weddell
Athletics
Plank
White Bender
Henley
Coakley
Mack
Batteries and lineups in American Association and League play
The record lists game by game lineups and results across both the American Association and American League. Teams mentioned include Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn Boston Chicago St Louis Cleveland Detroit New York and South Bend with batterymen such as Klema Shaw Isabell Butler Sparks Doon Lynch Tibeon McFarland Lundgreen Kling Witte Moran Waddell Schreck Bernhard Clark Coakley Kittridge Howell Spencer Falkenburg Kittridge Ferrins Richardson Johns Fuller Alberts Ontélek Merryman Shannon Willems and others. Scores and locations are interleaved across multiple cities including Philadelphia New York Boston St Louis Grand Rapids Springfield Terre Haute Dayton and South Bend.
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Philadelphia
RHE Plllsburg
Batterien
Lundgreen
Kling
Witte and
Moran
Brookin
Brooklyn
Mitchell and
Bergen
Walker, Street and
Sehler
Americar League
Cleveland
RHE
Waddell
Schreck
Donahue
Hall
Buelow
Baattariee
Bernhard
Clark
Coakley
Detroit
New York
Kiltian
Warner
Newton, Grimm
Kleinow and
McGuire
Chicago
RAE Chicago
Washington
Patterann
Guilivan
Falkenburg
Jacobsen
Kittridge
St. Louis
RHE St
South Bend
Dayton
Ferrins
Richardson
Johns and
Fuller
Grand Rapide
Alloway and Barber
Alberta
Ontélek
Springfeld— Rhe
Springfiela
Terre Haute
Batterlee
Merryman
Shannon
Vient
Ateran
Willems
Wednesday's Games and League Matchups
A compact listing of baseball doubleheaders and league games across the American and National Leagues with matchups including Indianapolis at Milwaukee Toledo at St Paul Columbus at Minneapolis Louisville at Kanway City New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Phistory at Philadelphia Beaton at St Louis New York at Detroit Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Terre Haute at Springfield Evansville at Wheeling Dayton at South Bend Canton at Grand Rapids plus a garbled promotional insertion about a rejuvenating product.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
aLear Sinneapolle
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul Co
Toledo
Kansas City
Wational
New ‘York
Pittabura Tars
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louia
Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroitee
Washington A
Lewis
Wheenne
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Evansville
Dayton
Springfield
Canton
Terre Haute
American Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kanway City
National Leagu Br
Phistory
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Central League
Wheeling
Athletes to be punished for offenses plan outlined
New York Aug 30 prominent officials of the A A U plan a scheme at the national convention next November to prosecute impersonation and unsanctioned appearances. They propose a fund to punish athletes who compete under assumed names after facing professionals. The drive cites public misdemeanor analogies and wants suspensions for offenders on a broad scale.
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Spectal
the Sun
New York
Guing
England
oMichals
AALU
John Steil
May see them race Frank G Jonesiti plans purchases horses
May see them race as Frank G Jones of Memphis Tennessee contemplates buying some of C K C Billings horses this fall. The public will have an opportunity to view the horses race, as there is no more thorough appraisal.
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Frank G. Jones
Memphia
Tenn
C.K. C. Billings
Aporcemant
Britt's Fortune and Money Fame in Prize Ring
San Francisco dispatch details Jimmy Britt’s earnings and wealth after three years as a pro fighter. It notes bank savings, a five figure real estate portfolio, and annual 16 percent returns, with anecdotes on his disciplined life and mindset toward future fights.
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San Francisco
Aug
Jimmy Britt
Nelson
Chicago
James Edward Britt
James Edward
Nohe
Frisco
Hedgewindh
Sheehane Tavern
Jimmy
Ming Lo
Young Corbett
Jack O'Keefe
Portland
Joe Gans
Gana
Brice Datting
Ote
Butte
Mant
San Preneisco
Sporting of All Sorts and Racing News Highlight Action
Timber and Bermera were purchased by Harry Payne Whitney and Fred Barlow to run in the classic. Jack Dunn becomes first Eastern League to score a century of bone bite. McGinnity’s arm rumor denied. McGraw claims he doesn’t give him enough work. Pitchers and managers swirl in trades and matches as clubs plan for next season. Rushville seeks away games and James G. Glahty announces contact.
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Timber
Bermera
Harry Paynes Whitney
Fred Barlow
Jack Dunn
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Stuart Maclean
John L. Sullivan
Gus
Rahim
Britt
Kid Sullivan
Jimmy Gardner
Rafe Turner
Inet
Los Angeles
Jack Jeffries
Sal Lake Cy
Denver
Nevada
P. Co
AIBA
Aml Uli
Faye
Qerrent
Cy" Toung
SUN
RHE Loulsyne
OSL
Kansas Iy
Klema and Shaw
Isabell and Butler
Reale Phiadelphia
Pittsburg
Sparks
Doon
Lynch
Tibeon
Ures
Mameapertia. Lowe
The
Bigamist
Scrippe-M'Rae Prebs
BT. Louis
Eugene Wallace
Mary Wallace
Hving
Toby Irwin
Tim Hagerty
Kid Lavigne
Frank Erne
Inez
Wille Fitggerald
Founda
Ihris Chariie Mieger
Frank Gotech
Jack Carkeek
Wrentie
Butte, Laborda
Billy Clancy
Pirate
George Smith
Buckenbergers Rochester Tail-Endera
Jack Dunleavy
Island Park
Kanass City
August A. Post
A. A
Friends of NM
Moo Belding, Jr
Automobile Club
Lou Jones
Oak Duke
Hau
John Willehan
Salt Lake City
Mike Bedreck
Jack Curley
Wille
Billy Hogan
Fitcher
Louis Mantle
Dex Moines
Froce
Dee Moines
Latonia
McKnight
Oaklawn
Surrey
Brown
Charles Jackson
Cleland Club
Milwaukee American Association
Lajoie
Duck O'Keefe
Dick” Fitzpatrick
Keefe
Willie Lewis
Thurlock
Terry McGovern
Polo Grounds
Roth
Toach
Ieinning
Aoning
Warning
Leinning
Winnik
Rushville
Rushvilla
New
Jamoa
Ind
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