Hoosiers battle Toledo in openers of series
Kellum hurled for Indianapolis as Hoosiers beat Mudders 4 to 0 in Toledo. Williams and Marcan drive early scores, Kellum allows two Toledo threats but keeps them at bay with sharp curves. Kellum, Sutthoff duel. strong Hoosier defense, two Toledo errors. Umpire Kane.
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Abbott
Doubie
Knahe
Dement
Marran
Timt
Kane
Easter to Pitch in Major League Fears Fellow That Chops the Ball
Hoosier pitcher Kellum discusses how major league batters vary in judging pitches in different leagues. He favors hitters who swing hard but admires careful batters like Hallman and Foreman for their selective approach. He notes Waginer as the toughest opponent in the National League and recalls Bonlin’s uncanny ability to place hits.
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Bonlin
Pirates Get Phelps in Unconditional Release to Pirates
Cincinnati reports President Bormann of the National commission triggered Ed Phelps crossing to the Pirates after Ban Johnson agreed to Cincinnati repurchasing him. Herrmann released Phelps to Smoky City amid controversy over efforts to cripple Pittsburgh and satisfy Barney Dreyfuss.
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Pirates
Ban Johnson
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Pitusbure
Rail line descriptions and ticket sales inquiry in Chicago
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a rail line in Chicago linking Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Nantes City and Omaha. Mentions fast time, wagons, and ticket agents selling via this line. Request to write to R a Sebuits for details.
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Chicago Gront Western Railway
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Nantes City
Omaha
D. B.A
Looking for a match for local 135-pound fighters
Chicago arrival Kid Peterson seeks a local opponent at 135 pounds. Peterson is described as a fast youngster and is handled by manager Harry Billings who may be reached at the Sun office.
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Kid Peterson
Chicago
Peterson
Harry Billings
Sun
Mark Anderson to box Jack Morgan at Hayes Day show
Chicago welterweight Mark Anderson has been matched to meet Jack Morgan in the all-round windup on Hayes Day. The bout is billed as the main event of the program, pairing two noted fighters in a culmination night.
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Morgan
Mark Anderson
Chicago
Jack Morgan
Hayes
Sark
Horse Race Results Across Cities and Tracks
Race results from New York Cincinnati Salem Windsor and Buffalo detailing first to sixth place finishes with horse names trainers and times. Includes multiple venues with six races per location and outcomes across varying distances on dirt and turf.
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Knapp
Hye
Sir .Russell
Oliver Cromwell
O'Rourke
Woodman
Botanist
Ilagan
Mingivinga
Royal Breese
Miller
Halifax
Fancy Bird
Miss Strome
Baringo
Hime
Our Sister
Mile Harding
Treubel
Mellvain
John English
Ethel Day
Lucille
Hileng
Captain Bush
Nicol
To & KF
Bitter Brown
Willie Newcomb
Robinson
Dr. Hart
Salem
N. Y
Azelina
Keyes
Buckaway
Col. Bartlett
Sedona
California
Katroina
Perilli
Ablon
Mariposs
Windsor
Rulloba
Bing Nolin
Fargo
Misa u+sarlon
Lon Gilroy
Ta Picelle
Hank Wagner
Benvolio
Ima
Ta Bessie
Timothy Wen
Redwood
BL Noel
Miss Gayety
Chancellor Walworth
Tims
Buffalo
Lazell
Cadiehon
Boladin
Kwent Kitly
Binck Ping
Reina Swift
Mme
Anita Lady
Richard Jr
Drinnier
Fuiveratain
Thomond
Birmingham
Firth
Workmald
Jondy
Piaud
Donlin Transforming From Disabled Fan To Cheerleader
Special to The Sam reports at the Polo Grounds that Mike Donlin, once a champion batter, now crippled, still inspires the Giants. He watches from the veranda, hops to clap, and roars encouragement as teammates chase runs. Doctors say his injured leg may keep him out until mid August.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Mike Don- UN
Cincinnati
Giganta
Donila
Dontin
Bontin
Jeg
Hood
Attell 15 Favorite in Featherweight Title Bout Preview
Special to The Sum Los Angeles July Attell and Frankie Neill prepare for the featherweight world title match at the Pacific Athletic club pavilion. Neill’s single-punch record and Attell’s clever ring craft are debated as fans weigh whether Neill can land his right hand. Neill holds bantamweight world honors with a one-punch style, while Attell is praised for ring craft and skill.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Rabe Atell
Frankie ‘Neill
Pacific Athletic Club
Mhen
Neil
Attell
Neill
Frankie
Wesley the Barber Sees Umpire Honesty Rising
The barber contends umpires err but could achieve high batting and fielding averages if their judgment were flawless. He imagines a future where umpires are truly respected, even after death.
Somers Sued for Divorce over Cruelty in Cleveland
Mrs Cora M Somers sues for divorce from J H Somers vice president of the Cleveland baseball club and American league official. She cites extreme cruelty for three years and seeks custody of their 12 year old daughter Dorothy. Married since 1881, Mrs Somers is noted for her beauty and public regard.
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Cleveland
C. W. Somers
Cleveland Base ‘Ball Club
American Baseball League
J. H. Samers Coal Company
Cora M Somers
Dorothy
Somers
Castaway Shines With Four No Hit Performances
Savannah pitcher Kane, real name Cohen, dominating South Atlantic league with four straight no hit games and only two hits allowed in four outings. Arcadians crush Century Biscuit, 4 to 1, as Gallma shuts down biscuit eaters. Arcadians seek stronger opponent for next Sunday. contact John Yoke at Parry Manufacturing.
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South Atlantic
Cohen
Philadelphia
Kane
Savannah
Hugh Daffy
Arcadias
Arcadians
Century Biscuitompany
Falrview
Gallma
John Yoke
Parry Manufacturing Company
Big Indiana Golf Event Set Next Week At Local Club
The State Golf association championship meets at the Hinkw of the Country club starting Wednesday and running through Saturday. About 69 players are expected from Indianapolis and other clubs, with men and women’s championships leading the program. Qualifying rounds determine the finalists in both divisions. The club has prepared extensively for the event.
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Big Indiana
Links of Country Club
State Golf Association
Morria Townley
Indianapolis
Mest Ring
Country Club
Emperor William Trains Kiel Express in Record Try
In Hamburg on July 3, Emperor William raced the Kiel express with a Mercedes. He completed 75 miles in 99 minutes, the express making one stop and finishing eight minutes ahead. The emperor, in high spirits, passed several cars and shouted humorously to them.
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Hamburg
Emperor William
Kiel
Bronson Plans Return Against Winner After Malaria Recovery
Local boxer Rey Bronson, recovering from a severe malaria bout, aims to face winner of the Grover Mayes Eddie Tancel match at Washington Park in six weeks. He pledged to meet Hayes or Tancel on equal terms once fully restored, hoping to prove himself capable after a difficult loss to Hayes.
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Battarday
Hayes
Rey Bronson
Borse Anost
Grover Mayes
Eddie Tancel
Washington Park
Bronson
Tancel
Grover Hayes
Adscrip Club Outing at White City Parks Draws Crowd
The Adscrip Club outing drew over 280 members and guests to White City parks Monday. Frank Chance and H. W. Marah organized the event with a prank supper, a lecturer, and touring car antics, leaving little undone for the party. Some pranksters faced playful consequences as the lecturer unleashed practical jokes, while all White City attractions were fully patronized.
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Brad Ripple
Mass
Nona
Frank
Chance
H. W. Marah
Leclarer
Hale
Ade Script Club
Getutis
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