Baseball/ basketball standings with multiple teams listed
League standings show teams from Louisville Indianapolis St Paul Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Chicago Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Cleveland St Louis Cincinnati New York with win loss records and percentages. The fragment lists scores and ranks amid a dense column of letters and partial words indicating a standings table.
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Louisville
Indianapoliss
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Chicago
Shaobaee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Hoosiers Edge Senators 2-1 In Columbus Pitchers Duel
Indianapolis wins 2-1 over Columbus as Williams bests Thomas in a tight nine inning game. Errors hurt Columbus while OBrien saved a run with a quick fielding play. Two-base hits by McFarland and Kihm highlight the scoring. Hart and Wagner spark Columbus efforts. Time 1 45 Umpire Ward. The Hoosiers play at Washington Park Monday.
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Hoosiers
Senators
Columbus
Wiliams
Thomas
Indianapolis
Indiagnapoli
ABR
H OG A. Hoghever
Tsuhas
Woodruff
Isihm
O’brien
Coulter
W. Fox
Heydon
Cseee
Wagner
Myers
McFarland
Turner
Knoll
Viox
Vosspasse
Fox
Peecerseeee
Kihm
Kuhns
G. Fox
Williams
Ward
Local baseball scores and results across cities
Indianapolis beat Columbus 2 to 1 and Milwaukee won 4 to 3 over Kansas City. Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 15 to 1, while Louisville topped Toledo 11 to 2. Other results include St Louis 2 Detroit 1 and Cleveland 6 Chicago 2. Davenport and Rockford split with Davenport 6 Rockford 5 and 3 2. Cedar Rapids 5 Rock Island 2 and 3 0. Bloomington 3 Evansville 0. Pecatur 2 Terre Haute 1.
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Davenport
Rockford
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Bloomington
Evansvile
Pecatur
Terre Haute
Sporting Drift Highlights From Indianapolis Racing And Sports
Summary of sports and racing notes including The People’s outfitters and Marotti defeating Star store and post office teams in the Commercial league. Indy racing finances deemed strong. Six homing pigeons set a 500 mile record from Holly Springs to Mishawaka in under 11 hours. M L Hurley breaks amateur five mile cycle record in Newark at 10 56. Laycock Stars beat Crescent paper 16 0. Shamrocks top Haughvilles 10 1. Judge Rankin wins 10 to 1 shot. Boxing match Santry over Mowatt in ten rounds at Empire theater. Woodruff ejects from umpire’s call in Louisville. Indy polo and athletic association incorporated with 50000 capital. promoters named. 70 mile country road record set by Indy cars from Richmond in 3 hours 30 minutes by Fred Ayres and Carl Fisher. Tommy Foster wins Indianapolis derby at 1 48 and a half minutes before 9000. Jane Oaker second Mission third. Movement to form a jockey club. Chicago Washington Park club model eyed for Indianapolis.
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Ind
Mishawaka Club
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Newark
Laycock
Crescent Paper Company
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Empire Theater
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Indianapolis Polo and Athletic Association
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R. C. Finch
Indianapolis Automobiles
Richmond
Fred Ayres
Carl Fisher
Tommy Foster
Hothersoll
Jane Oaker
Mission
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Chicago
Body of 17 year old found in pond near Goshen
The body of Frank D. Ganger, 17, was discovered Sunday afternoon in a pond north of Goshen. Police believe he took his own life after telling his father Friday that he would not be seen alive again. He reportedly lacked money to celebrate the Fourth of July.
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Goshen
Ind
Frank D.ganger
Tomatoes Grow on Potato Vines in Indiana Garden
Frank Wisehart of Frankfort Indiana reports a garden oddity a potato patch yields tomatoes instead of expected tubers neighbors attest to the phenomenon and Wisehart notes the vines produce two crops from one seed planting in July in Clinton County.
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Frankfort
Ind
Frank Wisehart
Wisehart
Two boys killed in Arkansas baseball accident
In Danville Arkansas on Sunday afternoon 14 year old Hubert Jones of BeNeville was struck in the heart by a foul ball and killed instantly during a baseball game.
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Danville
Ark
Hubert Jones
BeNeville
Delfner Hangs Self After Fatal Family Shooting
Theodore Delfner who on Sunday killed his wife and wounded his infant son and step-daughter Lizzie Stramm, while attempting to kill two brothers and two policemen, hanged himself in his Chicago cell early Monday. He had been drinking heavily.
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Chicago
Theodore Delfner
Walter
Lizzie Stramm
Deliver
Youth Dies After Being Struck During Cincinnati Baseball Game
In Cincinnati on a Sunday afternoon a 16 year old named George Steinkamp was struck by a ball under his right ear and died instantly during an amateur baseball game played in the city.
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Cincinnati
George Steinkamp
Rising Sun Hosts Indiana Sons of Veterans Encampment Leaders
Indianapolis members of the Sons of Veterans travel by train to Rising Sun for the state encampment. State commander G W Kreiftenstein state secretary F J Turk and Mayor fookwalter lead a party joining events from Tuesday to Thursday. Major activities include a steamer ride, barbecue and fireworks with elections for state commander contested between G F gden and W C Glending.
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F. J. Turk
Fookwalter
Ohio
G. F. Gden
Laketon
W. C. Glendenning
Geneva
Benjamin Harrison
Sons of Veterans
Indianapolis
W. P. Reagan
Albert Gall
J. W. Fesler
A. J. Beveridge
J. B. Cockrum
Joss
A Dell
Langham elected principal at West Field High School
Richmond report notes Miss Laura Langham elected principal of West Field High School. The city records show 13 339 money orders issued and paid 13 529 in the past year. Also listed are a tennis revival, New Panhandle depot opening, Chapman resigning as Earlham College superintendent, and plans for a new roller polo rink.
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Richmond
Ind
Laura Langham
Principaal Westfield High School
Panhandle
Charles H. Chapman
Earlham College
St. Paul's Episcopal
Friends
International Christian Endeavor Convention
Friends’ Bible Institute
Jack Battle Fined for Policy Acting in Court
Jack Battle colored was fined ten dollars and costs in criminal court Monday morning for acting as a policy agent. The charge of selling a ticket was held over, with Judge Alford warning a future offense could bring a five hundred dollar fine. Battle was indicted February 10 and arrested Friday.
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Alford
Battle
Chicago packers deny giant combination in packing industry
Chicago packers state no giant combination to dominate packing industries and deny any Rockefeller investment in the field. They say John D. Rockefeller has not invested any money in packing, and would be surprised if he planned such investments.
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Chicago
Chicago Packers
John D. Rockefeller
First Heat Victim Uriah Garris Faces Serious Condition
Uriah Garris a 35 year old Court House Grocery clerk collapsed while near the front of the store on Washington and Alabama streets. He was taken to his home at 186 Nineteenth Street and his condition remained serious.
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Uriah Garris
Court House
Washington
Alahama St
Jarms
Nineteenth St
Ball weighing 200 pounds stolen from ship Attractor at Morris Dock
A 200 pound ball engraved Prince of Wales 1740, found by Kingston Jamaica fishermen five weeks ago, was stolen Saturday night from the hold of the English schooner Attractor capt. W Scott at Morris street dock in New York.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Attractor
W. Scott
Morris St. Dock
Ohio Chief Justice Williams Dies at 65
Marshall J. Williams supreme court chief justice of Ohio died at 1 a m in Columbus from diabetes. He was a Fayette county native born 65 years ago.
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Columbus
Marshall J. Williams
Supreme Court of Ohio
Rev Lydia Fest Rites Planned After Fatal Fall
Wilkinson Indiana July 7 Rev Lydia Fest dies at her son's home from injuries after a fall. She will be buried at Spiceland.
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Wilkinson
Ind
Lydia Fest
Spiceland
Hungarian student wins eight duel duels record
Andor Papp of Hungary fought eight consecutive duels, disabling all opponents with no injuries until the eighth where he was slightly wounded, setting a duel record reported from Vienna on July 7.
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Vienna
Andor Papp
Epworth League Convention Planned at Roberts Park Church
Indiana Epworth League to hold its tenth biennial convention at Roberts Park Church starting Thursday and continuing through Sunday. The steering committee has worked hard and the event is expected to be the best yet.
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Epworth League
Indiana Epworth League
Roberts Park Church
A Lucky Blacksmith Wins $1,000 Car Prize
Terre Haute July 7. Oliver A. Card a blacksmith with ticket 3 113 drew the $1,000 automobile given away by the Elke company in a local drawing.
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Terre Haute
Int
Oliver A. Card
Elke
Riots in Italy Leave Gendarmes Injured in Orte clash
Riots erupted in Orte on Sunday between clericals and democrats during elections. Two gendarmes were seriously injured and about fifty others lightly hurt in the clashes reported from Rome.
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Rome
Orte
Volunteers reviewed by Colonial Secretary Chamberlain
In London on July 7 the Colonial secretary Chamberlain reviewed the West African volunteers amid broiling heat.
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London
Chamberlain
Funeral Buried Quietly After Postponement
The body of John Trucksess, whose funeral had been postponed, was quietly buried Saturday after relatives at first refused to believe he was dead.
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John Trucksess
Trucksess
Amusements In Fairbank and Park Baseball Schedule
Ostendorf's concert band plays at 8 15 in Fairbank Washington Park hosts a baseball game Indianapolis versus Columbus with a 3 4 score indication.
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Fair Bank
Mois-Street
Fairbank
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Columbus
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