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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
7
In a high scoring tilt Tuesday, Spike Shannon hit a three run homer with two strikes, sparking Dayton for a dramatic eighth inning rally. Hoosiers added pressure as Hickey and Sutthoff reached, Guese and Fox failed to advance, then Hoghever drew a walk loading the bases.
In a high scoring game Indianapolis over Dayton 6-4, Hogriever steals home as Wicker falters, while Fox Hogriever Shannon Hickey Kelly Byers and Guese contribute. Wheeler doubles for Dayton and Kelly hits a homer as Donnelly Donnelly Wheeler Gochnauer Burns and Blue provide offense and defense.
Cincinnati wins easily as Lowe overtakes two rivals on the final stretch. Batteries: Pittinger and Kittridge for Cincinnati. Hahn and Bergen.
The Milwaukee club earns its third straight win with a solid defensive showing by an impregnable infield. The Cleveland visitors manage limited scoring while Milwaukee's pitching holds firm. Battery pairings include Dowling and Maloney for Milwaukee and Patten and Clarke for Philadelphia in a separate note. Subsequently Chicago clinches an eighth straight win by exploiting Detroit errors as Griffith and Sullivan pair up in the battery.
Fragmentary scoreline shows Terre Haute 4 Davenport and Cedar Rapids 5 Bloomington 0 Rockford 7 Becatur 0 with limited context and incomplete game details.
Indiana teams posted results Crawfordsville 13 Chicago 5 Spencer 12 Western Blomer Girls 4 Fort Wayne 9 Anderson 6 Ingalls 8 Indianapolis K F M s 4 The Easterns reorganized under the motto win from any team in or out of city under 18 years Al Doebber manager 416 E South St will answer all dates and particulars in regard to games
Opened at Pekin in drizzle with Plenty's 2 1 24 pace. Terry McGovern devotes time to fast horses and has entries in the Canadian derby. A new trotting association forms in Cleveland to buck the National. W. B. Fasig likely president. Newport bookies nearly broke as every winner drew heavy backing.
Chicago authorities organize a new athletic club to stage boxing matches under a recent ordinance. The Tattersalls building is leased for events and the first show is expected within a month. Prize fight features are curtailed and the Chicago Athletic Club will resume operations.
Emil Fertig sat on the left bleachers and Joe Gasper on the right as Hoggie stole home. Kelly blasted a long center field homer for a standout drive at Washington park. Columbus opens a three game series Friday and Cincinnati signs George Thompson from Spiceland academy. Wicker, with Dayton, seeks NL work with St Louis after a solid Tuesday start. Hoghever misses the Grand Rapids trip for Wednesday and two more games.
The July 4 racing program lists 3.00 Trot Frank Nuvccccessciee S D Noel Toney WISSOM and others. 2:40 Trot entries include W L Shuler Priesa Dilatory Nellie Fisher. 2:20 Trot Dutch Mary Akela Hello. Free-for-All featuring S R Holt Ora Shover. 2:40 Pace with Billy Madden Little Andy and more. Wrestling notes cover Simmons and Ruhlin training for Madison Square Garden bout, plus boxing news from San Francisco and Buffalo involving Daugherty, Bernstein, and McLeod. incidents include Jack Root saving a runaway team in Almeda, and other boxing ties.
Jack Roberts plans a bout with Terry McGovern after killing Billy Smith in a recent match. Chicago reports William A Lantz has sworn warrants against Washington Park Jockey Club officers for ongoing gambling despite official prohibition.
Cornell swept the intercollegiate boat race on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie Tuesday except for a freshmen accident. Cornell won the varsity eight in 18 minutes 53.2 seconds, with Columbia second and Wisconsin third. The varsity four went to Cornell in 11 minutes 39.6 seconds, Pennsylvania second, Columbia third. In the freshmen race Pennsylvania led early but Cornell finished second behind Penn.
Chicago reports crew believes a hoodoo is pursuing Burr Robbins owner of the pier where 11 died and three were killed or badly hurt in the storm damaged property four times since Monday.
Chicago July 3 Board of Trade directors order Corn King Phil Lips to issue a complete statement of his bull pool in May corn. George Inman of Champaign Illinois accuses him of commercial misconduct and seeks details on the sale of 265000 bushels.
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