Hoosiers Fall To Mud Hens In Independence Day Twinbill
Toledo defeats Indiana in both Fourth of July games as Hafford struggles with wild pitches in the morning 11 to 5 and Hickey loses control in the afternoon. Carr misses the second game after a hard collision with Nance, while Hickey is hit hard after three innings.
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Toledo
Mud Hens
Hoosiers
Hafford
Indianapello
Sarly
Cart
Nance
Charley Carr
Carr
Hickey
Timin
Nanes
F . Lio
J. Clark
Minneapous
Minneapolis
St Pau
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Oole Ore
Moe
Indianapolis
Atherton
Abbot
Jude
Garr
W. Clarke
Platt
Kahos
Lo Clarke
Demont
Heford
Raeteries
Liefield
Phelpa
Brown
Kane
Pittspurg
Chang Kling
Ax Pitteburg
Rhe Toledo
Espitehure
Wanee
Chicago
Battericee-Whills
Gilson
Lundgren Demant
Ceoi
Od & A
Ifand Kling
New York
RHE Lamd
Efesssee
Brooklyn
Knabe
Ibs
Bergen
McGin
Nity
Bowerman
St. Lotia
OOD Okolt
Beebe
McCarthy
Ewing
Himes
Ibvce
Baz
J Carrisse
Ratteriee
Thompson and Genty
Wes ‘Willams
Omer
Livingstone
Perry
Ieee
Boston
Rhe Marean
Philadelphia
Holmes
Sparks
Donovan
Linder
Kman
Kabgg
RED Boston
Young
ITE
Sven
TnManapoli
Dunleavy
Abbott
Mina
Han
Minahen
Bacrifice Blig
Williama
J. Clarke
Minanan
Williams
Trickery in handling the balls stirs league rules
The article recounts widespread concerns about ball doping across majors, noting protective measures in the American and National Leagues to curb home teams gaining unfair advantage. It cites incidents of winged and mushy balls, with anecdotes about pitchers and managers using spoilage tricks to influence outcomes.
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National
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Col
St. Louis
Washington
Haseball
Boston
Mays
Hugh Fullerton
Han- Grend Rapids
Springfield
Wheeling Centon
Lowe
Ax- Evansville
South Bend
Dayton
Terre Haute
Sloat
Tom Toad Ramsey
Cincinnati
Toad
Barbara Krupp to wed interior ministry official
Berlin reports the engagement of Barbara Krupp, younger sister of Mise Bertha Krupp, to Tyto Von Wilmonki a subordinate official in the ministry of the interior. A dowry of 910 million taels is provided by her father’s will.
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Scrippe
Boxing: Honey Melody defeats Willie Lewis in Chicago third round
In Chicago, Honey Melody stopped Willie Lewis in the third round of their Wednesday night bout. The card featured multiple regional matches with varying fortunes for local fighters and noted battery lineups and venues.
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Willie Lewis
Greveunna
Asiornecte
Cleveland
Paterstate
Hwee
Marlowe
Satterles
Joss and Clarke
Mullin
Fort Wayne
Warner
Meason
Jessup
Valenti
Rhe and Hardy
Martion
RHB
Detroit
Marion
Rhodes and
Bemis
Dana
Olyan
New York
Anderson
RHE A Aas
Anderson Mornes Og Gee G
Philadelphia
Chesbro
Griffith
Klenow
Waddell
Schreck
RHE
Joolohcooati
Batteriee
Orth and
Kleinow
Bender
Washington
RHE Washington
Boston
Patten
Waketola
Dineen
Armbruster
RUB Washington
Battersen
Hughes
Falkenburg
Heydon
Young and Peterson
Chicago
S Rhe
Eag
Altro¢e
Bullivan
Guerney and Spahr
Maire
Pad Tintons
Bobyon
Honey Melody
Willie Lewin
Chelaea
Weta
Fatal Altercation Leaves Teen In Critical Shape At Chicago
In Chicago a violent beating left Charley Greenberg, a teenage boy, in critical condition after a confrontation with opponent Grover Hayes. Reports indicate the clash arose during a tense event, with doctors warning of possible fatal injuries. The incident has sparked calls for investigation and safety measures.
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Grover Hayes
Charley Greenberg
Anderson-Afternoon: RHE Anderson and Partners
In a brief item from Lima, Batteriex-Picet, Guerney and Spahr are named along with Wise and Daley in a local business note. The report records activities surrounding Anderson-Afternoon and RHE Anderson with scattered references to individuals and firms.
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Aime Araiegs
Anderson
Rhe Anderson
Lima
Batteriex-Picet, Guerney and Spahr
Wise and Daley
Keep Your Arms Free for Hitting the Ball
Honus Wagner urges batters to keep arms loose and eyes on the ball to hit effectively. He warns against stiff forearms and watching the pitcher’s elbows, advising players to move smoothly and meet curves with balanced footing as the ball approaches the plate. He emphasizes following the ball, gauging its seam, and staying ready to react quickly.
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Honus Wagner
Tapsy the World’s Smartest Horse Shines in Tour
A colorful note about Tapsy, hailed as the smartest horse, noting her abilities to distinguish signs, respond to questions, and her fame with Bonheur Brot tours in the southern states. It recalls she was bought in New Brunswick 16 years ago by J Ostman for Lulu, with tales of loyalty, danger, and rescues by her owner.
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Tapsy
New Brunswick
J. Ostman
Lulu
Cnrth
Jeaac Davis
Tapay
Mr. O
Umpires Protected From Bottles By Windy City Fans
Chicago officials issue rules shielding umpires from bottles and missiles thrown by fans during games. Any person throwing bottles or objects at parks or fields faces a fine between five and ten dollars, aiming to curb hostile conduct at baseball events.
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Windy City
San
Chicago
Bears
Auto travel notes advise careful planning for summer tours
The article discusses trolley tracks on a Vanderbilt course and warns tracks will be flush with roads. It urges advance arrangements through the American Automobile Association for international driving permits and privileges via the Touring Club of France. It stresses checking engine setup times, factory processes, and notes Pierce-Arrow specifics, then comments on the emerging automobile girl trend and stricter race rules to limit oncourse tinkering, with practical repair tips and gear.
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Vanderbilt
Touring Club
France
Abe Attell Beats Frankie Neil In Major LA Bout
In a fast paced 18 round newspaper prize fight in Los Angeles Abe Attell defeats Frankie Neil by decision. Attell dominated early with clever jabs and defense while Neil’s eye swelled and medical attendants drained blood from his optic. The bout included a melee when a spectator urged a knockout and even spectators observed women ringside as the referee scored the early rounds for Attell and the last rounds even.
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Los Angeles
Abe Attell
Frankie Neil
Pacific Avenue Club
Attell
Neil
Frankie
Nell
Ais
Jim Nell
Beldom
Eyron
Race Results Across Major Tracks in New York Cincinnati Windsor and Buffalo
Race results from New York Cincinnati Windsor and Buffalo feature multiple flat and steeplechase events. Winners include Kernel Coligny Verimesta?ner Red River and Dishabne with times ranging from 1:22 to 4:34. Other notable finishes include Ethon Bill Philips and Fron? Me on varied distances and surfaces with bids from owners like Clare Runsell and J. B. Bay Kerry.
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New York
Kernel
Stone
Coligny
Paul Jones
Bill Philips
Miller
Verimestafoner
Ethon
Red River
Clare Runsell
Long Island
Eastmen
Oliver Cromwell
Cincinnati
Latonia
Finne Mee
Riley
Deelie
Long Bright
Dainty Dane
Delia Thorpe
Pirate
Fred Priesmeyer
Bitter Brown
Perking
Proteug
Dr. McClear
Reventh
St. George Jr
Rob Ingon
Bill Carter
J. B. Sfay
Kerry
Unie
Windsor
la Lands
Chamblee
Bon Mat
Dolinda
Attillus Tims
Beventh
Edgeley
Waddrell Tl
Henry Waring
Buffalo
N. Y
Royal Window
Independence Stake
Red Leaf
Tudor
Voladay
Charles Elwood
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Minwau Ooeve
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Indiana
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Columbus
Lounisville
National League
Clark Grifith
Ramsey
Bid McPhee
Mawnand
Adnan
Wellody
Tancel
McRae
Loalte
Hans Wagner
Lane Acleiz
Gussie and
Gladys
Gilden Tour Commission
Central League
Grand Rapids
Ferrins
Tieman
van Anda
Hawkins
Wickenhoffer
Térre Haute
Terra Haute
Evansvile
Brittsen and Weaver
Disch
Fuller
Terre Hale
Evansville
Martin and Weaver
Freeman and Fuller
Wheeling
Abeattell
Evary
Noman
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