Dashing Play of Americans Astonishing All Britain
The American tennis team touring England dazzles in net play, dominating the International championship at the Quest's club. Their strong victories amid the Doherty brothers' prowess promise a bold showing, with the invaders aimed at top Commonwealth status in the sport. Meanwhile in baseball, Dave Brain joins Pittsburgh and Shortstop McBride heads to St. Louis in a big league deal valued around $2500, ending Brain's stint as Cardinals captain and signaling shifts in both rosters.
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England
Quest
Doherty Brothers
Theae Powess Pliycra
Brain
Scripps-M'Rae
ST. Louis
Stanley Robison
Chicago
Dave Brain
Pittsburg
McBride
Kbrain
Cardinals
Hoosiers Batting Again Lag Behind Pitching Gains
In the American Association the general batting average tops last year though not by much, with more .200 hitters across the league than in the National, American and Eastern Leagues combined. Milwaukee and Minneapolis show strong club batting, while St Louis Saints rise in fielding and steals lead. Attendance figures and per-game averages are noted, with overall season pace around 270,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millers
Watkins
Saints
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Terry Turner 18 Thrifty and Teachable on Loan
Terry Turner of the Cleveland shortstop fame shows thrift in a season of big contracts. He jokes about taking a 310 loan in December while noting others make 2000 to 5000 for a short season. The piece hints at Fraser’s pitching and Turner’s frugal stance amid league praise from the New York Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Turner
Cleveland
Jess
Teaz
Terry
Ruswell Sage
Fraser
Uegser
New York Sun
Kidney Troubles and Arma y Discharges cured in 48 haure
A brief health column notes a cure for kidney troubles and arma y discharges achieved in 48 hours. It emphasizes rapid relief through the described remedy.
Colonels and Hoosiers Split Doubleheader in Louisville
In Louisville on July 5 the morning game stayed Indianapolis until the late innings, Curtis pitching for Cromley and Moran, Weaver impressing at catcher for Louisville. Mattern pitched five strong innings for Indianapolis before being relieved, Ferguson and Reidy faltering. Barrow subbed Kenna and Cromley, with Weaver delivering two doubles and two key throws. The afternoon tilt saw Cromley beat by Mattern, eight hits in four innings, as Louisville tied then won in the late innings. Crane’s Moran, Osteen, and others secured base hits and stolen bases while Reidy and Ferguson struggled early.
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Cro
Kenna
Martern
Moran
Friel
Farrell
Ferguson
Reidy
Mattern
Crome i
Louisville
Indianapolis
Sulliven
Barrow
Cromley
Colonils
Uke
Crombey
Coronels
Curtis
Weaver
Loulaville
Hopoa
EB Woodruff
Sullivan
Clay
Kerwin
Brashear
Montgomery
Beott
Ib ‘Shaw
Bruce
Carry
Osteen
Shaw
Woodruff
Brarhear
Ferguson Woodruff
McCreery
Thoney
Glen
Morgan
Balle
A.B. St. H A. EL
Woodraff
Ab. Sullivan
al Clay
Branhear
Quinlan
Scott
AB. R
Fs Carr
Ef Friel
Ib Thoney
Farrelb
Zalusky
Pal
Peacerdee
Insianapolis
Carr
Farrell Bares
Balla
OM Scott
Piteher
Baseball Notes on Stolen Bases and Multi Hit Games
Shay, once a clever base stealer, has stolen three bases in 35 games after a 0-for-22 start. Slagle and Lajoie are the only players with five hits in a single game this season in the majors. Capt. Clarke’s brother Josh has as many home runs as doubles and no triples yet.
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Shay
Slagle
Lajoie
Capt. Clarke
Josh
Maloney
Stalen
Multiple Baseball Games Registered in Daily American League Card
The morning and afternoon games across major cities show RHE and RHE matchups with batteries listed for each. Notable duels include Pittsburg Cincinnati, Brooklyn Boston, Philadelphia New York, Chicago St Louis, Minneapolis St Paul, Toledo Columbus, Milwaukee Kansas City, and Boston Philadelphia among others, with varied score lines and battery pairings.
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Pittsburg
Rhe Pinsburg
Cincinnati
Leever
Carleen
Behlel
Check
Pneloi Flanerty
Peita
Brooklyn
RHE
Boston
McIntyre
Bergen
Frazer and Moran
Bacon and Ritter
Winelm
Neadham
Moran
Phidelphia
New York
Philadelphia
McGlanity
Bowerman
Sparks
Deoth
Phildelphia
Mathewson
Clarke
Bresnahan
Suthoff
Dooin
Chicago
RAE Chicago
St. Lous
Wicker
Kling
Nichols
Zeartons
Louis
Batterles
Lundgren
O'Neil
Zgan
Zearfoss
Young and Criger
Waddell
Schreck
Tannehill
McGovern
Plank
Coakley
Detroit
St. Louis
Kitson
Doran
Morgan
Sugden
Donavan
Petty
Beth
Cleveland
Moore
Bemis
Smith
McFarland
Hess
Buelow
Altrock
Washington
Powell, Hogg
Grifith
Klenow
Hughes
Patton
Heydon
RHB
Chesbro
McGuire
Wolfe and
Kitttridge
Pitchers under pressure as sideslip batters impact games
The piece notes widespread pitching strain across leagues from a new tactic, citing wild pitches and arm injuries. It mentions Maloney losing bases in recent games and Cantillon pressing New York to permit Claude Elliott to return to the Brewers, with Cincinnati seeking him.
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Os Cantillon
New York
Claude Elliott
Brewers
Cincinnati
Grant Society
Harvard Alumni 15 Up In Arms Handicap Won By Floral King
Floral King overtakes Little Giant to win the Independence Handicap on Yale field as Harvard’s one game championship plan draws criticism. Coburn and Jackson pitched, Yale’s offense outscored Harvard, sparking debate over non neutral venue. Floral King leading the field, Little Giant and Pipe finish 2nd and 3rd in a crowded program at Cambridge New Haven meet.
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Harvard
Floral King
Cambridge
Mass
Crimson
Fale
Coburn
New Haven
Jackson
Yale
Little Giant
Pipe
Racing Association
Bookles
Pine
Morrison
Ioral King
Wira
Haerner
Dec Wallace
Tooman
Henry A. Schroeder
Jenkias
Lidwina
T. Jo
Sand
Cheatra
Hattie Welhe
Ethel Mark
Neodesha
Scully
Kingstonian
Lowe
Melody Bell
Governor Shaw
Sultry
the Munks
Frank Ballard
Walter Schiffer
Pretty Girl
Harris
Attila
Gilfain
Daly
Ernest Parham
Cohasset
Dungannon
Landry
Schoen
Poorlands
Porter
Bank Holiday
Pierce
Shackleford
Howell
Alice
Commoner
Prodigal Gon
Dr. Clark
Merry Legs
Green Gown
Koerner
Iole
Jenkins
Hobson's Chaice
Potternio
Tima
Teddy
Bart Howe
Tempt
Chief Bush
Show Girl
Small Talk
Mattle H
Travere
Midnight Minstrel
Lemon Girl
Azares
Prince of Pilaen
Leega
Louis Kraft
Lampadrome
C. B. Campybell
Wednesday Games Across Leagues Include Indianapolis at Louisville
In American Association action Indianapolis faces Louisville while Toledo meets Columbus and Kansas City plays Milwaukee. National League features New York at Philadelphia with Boston strong against Brooklyn. Central League lists Evansville at Terre Haute with Terre Haute hosts two Evansville games and Dayton-Wheeling contests. South Bend meets Grand Rapids as Springfield hosts Fort Wayne in morning and afternoon pairings.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
AMS
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
National League
Brooklyn
Cleveland
St. Louis
Central League
Evansville
Terre Hautes
Fort Wayne
Springfield
Dayton
Wheeling
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Picnic to Elliott Spurs New Motor League Plan
The piece notes a continuous push to Elliott after leaving Redland, with Ritchey lacking a sacrifice hit this season though once a league leader in that category. It describes the American Motor league seeking a five age resolv representative in every town where cars are used and officials appointed to promote the league. It mentions past Baltimore slugger Lewis and Scheckard’s slow finger mend, and hints at cleveland bargaining with Alto over salary terms.
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American Motor League
America
Furth
Notices of license applications to sell intoxicating liquors in Indianapolis
Several notices warn citizens in Marion County Indiana of upcoming August term license applications by local property owners for selling spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise consumption. Locations include No 56 Massachusetts Ave ward 8 and No 51 Massachusetts Ave ward 5 in Center Township, plus Meridian Street area ward 12. more mentions pool table and varied room layouts. Names include Joseph Schoen Leopold Weiss and John Woylath with addresses and subdivision details.
Notice of liquor license and pool room in Indianapolis ward
The subscriber announces to citizens of the Thirteenth ward Center township Marion County Indiana that at the August term 1905 he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners for a license to sell spirituous malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons for on premises consumption. The business room is 20233 feet with stockroom, fronting Meridian Avenue, on the first floor of a two story building near the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Indianapolis Center township. He will also apply for a pool table license in the same room. AUGUST BRUHN.
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Eighth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commiestoners
Atock
Massachusetts Ave
Gale
Outlie
Indianapolis
Massachusetts-ave
Joseph Schoen
Board of County Commissioners
Massachusetts
Exchange Land Cmpany
Outlet
Leopold Weiss
Meridian-st
Mel Carty
Ray and Meridiensts
John & Vyolrath
Meridian
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Arizana
August Bruhn
Twelfth Ward
Washington-st
Cener Township
Satton County
William Subsman
Thirteenth Ward
Merion County
U. E
Matave
Sam Greenwald
Washington Street
Hamilton Avenue
Johnson & Hogshire
East Washington Street
East
Emme
Board of Commissioners
Virginia Ave
New Jersey
Stevens
Square 101
Ignatz Berkowitz
Indianapolis liquor license notices in Ward 12 and others
Notices filed with Marion county Board of County Commissioners for August term 1956 request licenses to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons. Listings describe premises including 26 W Washington St Ward 12 and 411 Massachusetts Ave Ward 7, along with additional locations on Washington St and Virginia Ave and with restaurant or pool table privileges sought. Names include William Subsm an Sam Greenwald Ignatz Berkowitz and Emme G Sering.
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Britain
Beals
Wriomt
W. K. Larned
W. J. Clothier
Nolcombe Ward
Colonels
Hoosiers
Minneapolo
RAE
Thomas
Jaeger
Schmidt
Noonan
RHI
Toledo Bodeodbcooaoss
Fione
Clark
Well and the
O'Brien
Clerk
Malarkey Land Pierce
Muraukie
Muilwaukee
Terre Haute
Coy and Cross
Fleet and
EvansviNe
Freeman
Kelley
Smin and
Massing
Wise
Hawkina
Enman, Doyle and Schriver
Wheeling -Pliooooo
Smith and
Kennedo
Redriver
Xame— Rhe
Springfeld
Fr Wayne
Lundbloom
Shennen
Alberts
Ontatek
Heady
Afvnoon Game
Ft. Wayne
Merryman and
Shannon
Van
Anda
Ontdiek
Bouth Bend
Williams and Tieman
Butter, Barber and Andrews
Elliott
Redland
Ritchey
League
Lewis
Baltimore
Wagner
Jimmy Scheckard
Alto
Lush
Carey
Weber Drug Co
Claypool
Indianspolla
Msi
Tarrant Co
Hudson-st
Thas
C. L Hood
Propristara Hood
Lowel
Mls
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