Luckless Hens Open Series With Hard Trip
Louisville loses lead as Senators push Toledo from first place after a double header sweep. Hoosiers visit Toledo for a three game set beginning July 4, with Williams replacing Carr. Riotous crowd and umpire Owens key the Toledo win as Mud Hens fall to second behind the Senators. Berger and Camnitz duel in a 4 0 contest at Neil Park.
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Columbus
Benatorz
Williams
Johnny Carr
Coytiat
Carr
Wimo
Hapy Carr
Owens
Colonels
Brasheer
Sullivan
Foi Roerom
Indianapolis
Fane
oMelar
Monter
Senators
Bimday
Neil Park
Berger
Camnitz
Hajnishad
Coulter
Kihm
Friel
Marion County Republicans Hold Legislative Convention
The Marion county Republican assembly convened Saturday in Tom Hagon with strong enthusiasm and several contests. Candidates nominated include state senator Linton A. Cox of the Fourth ward and representatives Frank Olive of the Sixth ward James H. Bilingsley of the Second ward James A. Norwood Perry township Conrad Xiller Thirteenth ward John W. Bowlis Seventh ward John D. Volz Ninth ward Thomas A. Daily Second ward and John Weaver Eighth ward.
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Marion County Republican Isls
Tom Hagon
Linton A. Cox
Olive
James H. Bilingsley
Jamey A. Norwood
Parry Township
Conrad Xiller
John VW. Bowlius
John D.volz
Thomex A. Dally
John Weaver
Bachelors and Old Maids Nominate Ticket at Forest City
The report notes a July convention planned to nominate a full ticket and draft a platform for the association aiming to curb race passing by own action. The piece also mentions mob violence, a Black man harmed and burned, and a quarrel over a monkey wrench linked to a local incident in Nicholasville.
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Berippe McRae Treas Association
McRae Press
Nicholasville
Arnet
Palmer
Baseball Monday's Games Across Leagues
In the American Association Indianapolis visits Talade while Columbus meets Louisville Milwaukee plays Minneapolis Kansas City faces St Paul. National League games Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York Pittsburgh mis at Lowle. American League Boston versus Warhineton New York at Philadelphia. Central League Grand Rapids at Terre Haute South Bend at Evansville Canim at Dayton Wheeling at Springfield.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Talade
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukea
Minneapolie
Kanane City
St Paul
Philadelphia
Boston
Peaoklyn
New York
Fittsburg Mist
Warhineton
Chicago
Central League
Grand Raptie
Terre Haute
South Bend
Evansville
Canim
Dayton
Wheeling
Springfield
Lear Pet
Laat
Pet
Mon Sark
Cleveland
Detroit Dante
Serene OL
St. Louis
Washington
Grand Rapide
Evanselile
Tirycon
Lonteviille
Louthville
Mirnenpotia
Milwaukee
Rat Waar
Leninges
Minneapolis
Taterto
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Aston
Pittsburg
BL. Louis
Terrall
Sl. Louis
Tiarroll
St. Loub
Sseceno
A. Chicase
Grand Rapids
Bobh Bend
Canton
Saturday Scores Across Leagues From National to American
A jumble of baseball scores from multiple leagues shows Louisville beating Indianapolis, and other matchups including Minneapolis over Milwaukee and Chicago's doubleheader with Cleveland. The National League games feature Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, New York, and St. Louis. the American League includes St. Louis, Philadelphia, Washington, and Detroit. Batters and pitchers are listed with various line scores and pairings such as Morgan and Bugden, Thomas and Shannen, and Overlin.
New Mare for Lines Sets Season Mark at River Meet
River scene covered as Bert Metoms clocked an 18 héleg in a Sunday event, setting a season mark for River sie Winks. Details remain sparse with fragmentary OCR.
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Bert Metoms
Brown speaks of labor, peace of mind over pennants
Chicago July 3 Morcta to the Sus Brown a Chicago baseball figure voices preference for a miner’s hard work and daily peace over chasing a National League pennant. He recalls coal mining days and says the whistle of work never blows for him until the final game. Baseball, he adds, is a money making job for pros, but the real solace lies in the soul mine of steady labor and quiet pride.
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Chicago
Maine
Teague
Morderat Brown
Murphy's
Challene
National League
Inidlanw
Brown
Brewers Look Best to Kahoe in pennant talk
Hoosier backstop Kahoe says Milwaukee will win if they go all out after the flag. He notes Cantillon may avoid clinching the pennant to spare the town, and that managers fear the burden of first honors while finishing strong but not first. Kahoe cites Wattie’s grit in pursuing the top spot.
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Hoosier
Milwaukee
Mike Kahoe
Cantillon
Old Joe
Kahoe
Firet
Wattie
Mada
Results of Field Meet at Chicago
The Central Association A A U meet at Marshall Field produced multiple event wins and new Central A A U records. Highlights include 100 yard dash won by Patterton, 220 yard dash excelled by Heneage, and a 1 mile run won by Sommers. New records set in shot put and high jump with notable performances from M A C and Central A A U athletes.
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Central Association
Marshall Field
Patterton
C. A
Steen
U. of C
Baller
Y. M
Mckinley
Way
Ayde Park
Ees
Heneage
Oak Park
Adeyard
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Bintz
Sommers
Hammond
Firati Wake
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Menego
Tino
Giffen
Perry
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Dunlap
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Cook
Patterson
A. A
Schommer
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Watson
Evanston
Oxley
Regiment
New Central A A. A
Midway football drills open as Stagg guides youth
Special to the Sun from Chicago July 2. Peatball practice begins at the Midway with real players and about 15 high school teachers in padded uniforms. Director Stagg oversees theory and elements of football as the elderly candidates and fresh-faced pupils drill and practice tackling and evading. Players listed include Leo DeTray Jett Calfhack Kelley Melge Leubring and Monnem among others.
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Tor Tha
Gia Real Playera
Stagg
Leo de ‘Tray
Jett Calfhack
Kelley
Harris
Melge
Eva
Leubring
Monnem
Weekly Sports Schedule and Races Across Cities
Baseball events list Hoosier at Toledo and Hoosiera at Columbus across Monday to Saturday. Nebraskan Indians play Duesseldocteca at Washington park Yuri, with several jockey meetings in Cincinnati La tonia Jockey club summer extension likely, Coney Island summer meet ongoing, Buffalo Jockey club at Kentworth Park, Rockingham Park New England Breeders at Salem NH, Highland Park Jockey club summer meet Windsor Ontario July 7, boxing cards in Los Angeles Chelsea Philadelphia and Washington Park, harness racing at fair grounds, Indianapolis weekly gun club shootouts.
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Hoosiere
Toledo
Hoosiera
Columbus
Duesseldocteca
Nebraska Indians
Washington Park
Yuri
Cincinnati
Latonia
Jockey Club
New York
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepehead Bay
Buffalo
Buffalo Jockey Elch
Kentworth Park
Salem
Mer
Highland Park Jockey Club
Los Angeles
Prankie Neil
Abe Attell
Chelsea
Mies
Willie Lewis
Billy Metlody
Philadelphia
George Gunther
Jay Blagaburn
Washington Fpark
Grover Bayson
Eddie Tuncel
Fair Grounds
Shooting
Indianapoliea Gun Club
Aleck Smith Defeated by Willa Anderson in Golf Match
In a special Sun report from QBICAGG dated July 2, Willa Anderson defeated Aleck Stith by eight holes to advance to the formal championship match. The event details are unclear due to OCR corruption but indicate Anderson’s decisive victory and advancement to the stage.
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Qbicagg
Formar
Willa Anderson
Apan
Aleck Stith
M Mpactal
Mitch
Gotrerat
Whitridge to Face Indians in July 4 Exhibition
Whitridge, reframing from turning pro, will pitch for the Duesseldorf Drifers against the Nebraska Indians at Washington Park on July 4. The Indians, a leading traveling colony, boast several players likely to enter professional leagues, including ex Carlisle drafters on the Nebraska roster.
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India
Ducasel Drifers
Eam
Weahington Park
Whitridge
Jude
Indiana
Toledo
memLers
Nebraska Indians
Nebraska
Carlisle
Judas
Dueageltarters
Pigeon Sets Speed Record in 40 Mile Race at Mishawaka
In Mishawaka Indiana July 2 a homing pigeon eclipsed all previous records for 40 miles with nearly 60 miles per hour on the Dome ward journey. Despite rain the bird completed the Alliance route in unusually short time as upcoming legs toward New Orleans, Detroit and Toledo races loom with birds from Booth Bend set to compete.
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Ewent Mario
Tiverton
Poughkarpslt
Mishawaka
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Bunday
New Orleana
Detroit
Toledo
Booth Bend
Center Township
Marlo County
Indiana
Capitol Avenue
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Marion County
Washington Stat
T. M. Tighe
Wesley the Barber Says Petition Against Owens
A muffled, fragmented exchange quotes a barber lamenting Owens and noting a signature drive against him. The speaker mentions a flat fee and possible patronage shifts, reflecting local tensions and political maneuvering through unclear dialogue.
American Entry Bids at Henley Regatta Diamond Sculls
Henley on Thames July 2 crowds line river as house boats and crafts fill the course. The sole American entrant is W A West of Philadelphia contesting diamond sculls after a preliminary race with Adams of Australia. Argonauts and Canadians show as favorites in the landing challenge.
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Serinos-McRay Press
Henley
Thames
W. A. West
Philadelphia
Act
Adame
Australia
Erem
Eland Chatenge
Muncie Joins Interstate League In Fresh Deal
Muncie Indiana reenters the Interstate League taking over management from Finn Mleh Chauncey Figher. First league gate set for July 4 at home as local club prepares for the season restart with new leadership and a Marine golf visit noted in a separate item.
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Ind
Finn Mleh Chauncey Figher
Pam
Marine
Hlehiynd
Carter A-Esceees
Wilson
Martin Se
Siulley Withar
Ol Hyatt
York O
TiSweetzer Saseeee
Duraldsog
Awiame
Little Fellows Ready for Fight in Featherweight Title Match
Los Angeles July 2 Abe Ariel featherweight champion and Frankie Neill bantamweight champion prepare for a 122 pound ringside clash for the featherweight title and belt presented by the club. Both in top condition train at Arcadia and Santa Monica, with stamina and strength shaping as decisive factors in what promises the hardest battle in the city.
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Los Angeles
Pacife Athletic Club
Abe Ariel
Mthe World
Frankie Neill
Abe Alfell
Huttling Nelson
Arcadia
Santa Monica
Billy’ Decoursey
Johnny Reagai
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