Kellum No Hits Spark Hoosiers Win Over Senators
Kellum pitched effectively for the Hoosiers in a decisive win over the Senators, limiting Columbus to 11 hits and three runs. Raderlaile started for the Senators as Indiana handled fielding and offense, with Himes pacing the Hoosiers’ batting and Williams and Carr providing solid infield and outfield plays.
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Robertaille
Clymer
Tribe
Kellum
Raderlaile
Senators
Hoosiers
Bla Akouts
Batteries-Hunt and Hardy Gong and Hogan game report
Interstate League notes a baseball game at Wayne with Wayne and Marion listed among teams. Batteries-Hunt and Hardy, Gong and Hogan, and Spahr are named as players involved in the encounter. The fragmentary text mentions Anderson and fleet, but specific outcomes or scores are unclear.
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Wayne
Marion ci
Hunt and Hardy Gong and
Hogan
Anderson
Maire
Dally
Fleet and Spahr
Baseball Saturday Schedule Across Leagues
American Association features Indianapolis at Columbus Toledo at Lauraville Minneapolis at Hansay City and J Paul at Milwaukee. National League games include Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn Chicago at Pittsburg Cincinnati at St Louis. American League matchups Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston. Central League games Terra Haute at Canton Evansville at Wheeling Springfield at South Bend Dayton at Grand Rapids.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Lauraville
Minneapolis
Hansay City
J. Paul
Milwaukee
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
EL Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Terra Haute
Canton
Evansville
Wheeling
Springfield
South Bend
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Louisville
Minneapolia
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapellar
Coven
Pittsburgnay
St Louis Vasprascruse
Washington Ssqeceen
Boston Abasedeeeane
Springfield A Ad
Wheeling Ee
Bos
Terre Haute
Race results from New York Cincinnati Windsor betting card
Race results list multiple events across three tracks New York Cincinnati and Windsor with six named races at each. Notable winners include Old Faithful Monet Gold Lady Tom Cogan Fountain Blue St Carathorn Ida Davis Jane's Jewel and Oddellette with times ranging from 1:01 to 1:50 across turf and dirt sprints and routes.
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New York
Bedell
Old Faithful
Ralietta
Totoe
Miller
Monet
Bohemian
Frank Lord
Autor
Gold Lady
Mezman Silver
Holman
Tom Cogan
Fountain Blue
Biker
Royal Breeze
Pelrrat
Omatas
Shaw
St. Carathorn
Far
Boland
Labor
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Sigmund
Fred Priesmeyer
Winnon
Austin
Revolt
Tom Crows
Bixth
Ida Davis
Oregar
Frival
Mamie Algol
Frentan
Gladiator
Dr. McClear
Windsor
Windsor, Ont—First Race, 54 furlongs—Buttinsk?, Even; Bert Osra, St Noel
Berond
Furlonge
Anne
St. Claire
Charley Want
Edwin Gum
Chanida
Fitth
Oddellette
Raviana
Digen
Furionge
Beotch Plame
Prestige
Bonnie
Pastor in Training Aims for Chicago Honor
The Rev. Jamen Mackéonald, pastor of the Oakland Methodist Episcopal Church, is in training to become a chaplain or figure of national renown in Chicago. The report notes his religious leadership and efforts toward recognized service in the city.
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Scrippe-MecRae Freag Agsociation
1Caicago
Jamen HL Mackéonald
Oakland Methodist Epboopsl Church
Honora
Chicago
Garber Wins River ale Parklinks Championship Final
Tom Garber defeated Paul Bchaffer eight up and seven to play to win the con test for the River ale parklinks title on Friday in a shale meten.
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Garber
Tom Garber
Riverale Parklinks
Paul Bchaffer
Breaks Captain Webb's Time in London Wiley Match
Special to the Bum reports in London that Juiz Tabes comments on Woltt. Wam results in a notable pace break.
No Laurels for Luckless Band in Western Fight
The Columbus and Toledo races for first place slip while the Luckless Band underperforms. Kellum shines for Indiana, beating Toledo and holding Senators to one hit. Hafford and Hickey struggle with control as western teams press for pennant contention. Columbus and Toledo duel for leadership with Brewers and Colonels looming threats.
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Columbus
Toledo
Clymper
Senators
Grillo
Hoosiers
St. Paul
Carr
Kansas City
Tebeau
Louisville
Sleepy Catcher Lacked Lasting Baseball Impact
Veteran Pirates catcher Heine Peitz recalls the mental demands of the position. The catcher must anticipate baserunners, study hitters, and control opposing signals while keeping the pitcher calm. Many promising pitchers lost games the catcher failed to guide.
Lucky Punch Ends Tom Tracey’s Boxing Flair
Special correspondence recalls the 1904 Boston bout where Joe Walcott’s surprising punch knocked out Tom Tracey, instantly halting his rise and ending the career of the Australian in the American prize ring era. Tracey trained with Dan Creedon and brought grit to the ring, but one lucky punch changed his fate.
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James J. Corbett
Charlie Mitchell
Jacksonville
Florida
Dan Creedon
Australia
Tom Tracey
Tom
Jie
Mitchell
Inet
Creedon
Joe Walcott
Tracey
Iead
Joe
Barbadoes
Slants Favor Giants as American League Race Tightens
The passage notes the Giants remain in reach of the league leadership despite a poor season. It suggests Mc Graw's squad could surge to pace when in good form, potentially challenging rivals in the American League including Cleveland, Philadelphia, and New York, while warning that predicting champions is premature.
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Giants
McGraw
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Splan cited for contempt in Lexington circuit court
Special to The San Lexington Ky July 2 Jona Splan trotting horseman may face jail as he failed to respond when summoned as a juryman in circuit court. Judge Parker issued attachments for Splan and fixed his bond at 00 and he is cited to appear Monday July to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of court.
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Lexington
Jona Splan
Tie
Parker
Splad
Indianapolis men elected at gymnastic congress
Special to The Tue Newark N J July 7 Pitty gymnastic instructors from all over the country began a two days congress preceding the annual convention of the North American Gymnastic alliance. Henry Suder of Chicago called the meeting to order and Emil Govrner of Chicago was named president Kurt Galt of Indianapolis vice president Dr Herman Groth of Allegheny paleecra tary and Carl South of Indianapolis assistant secretary.
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Newark
N. J
Pitty
Congressere
North American Gymnastic Alliance
Henry Suder
Chicago
Emil Grovener
Kurt Galt
Indianapolis
Herman Groth
Allegheny
Pal Eecratary
Carl South
Tennis team members return to New York from England
Special to the Sun reports R. J. Little Kreight Tollina and Beale C. Wright of the American lawn tennis team left London on Friday for New York. Little said in an interview the team was pleased with their enthusiastic reception in England.
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London
R. J. Little
Kreight Tollina
Beale C. Wright
New York
Mr. Little
Englanda
Four Bouts At Baseball Park Card Names Bronson Attendee
The main event winner will be challenged by Ray Bronson at Washington park Saturday afternoon. Bronson will be ringside to face the winner of the al minuto bout between Grover Haysx and Walter Little, with Little substituting for Eddie Tancel who beat Charles Greensburg at La Balle on July 4. The card is popular priced though not strong, with Jack Morgan facing Mark Anderson in the prelim. Two four round preliminary bouts precede, and fighting starts at 4:30 after weigh-ins at noon.
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Ray Bronson
Washington Park
al Minuto
Grover Haysx
Walter Little
Eddie Tancel
Charles Greensburg
la Balle
Hayes
Bronson
From the Firing Line in a Baseball Weekend Slugfest
A rough Friday saw the Colonels overwhelm Toledo pitchers at Louisville as Camnitz left the game and Wiers struggled. Pittsburg topped the Cubs in a short 1 inning affair while Murphy's Giants faltered against Boston. Deal to join the Reds signals shifting rosters as Dougherty returns to the American League with Comiskey’s outfit. The Nebraska Indians were downed 4 to 6 at Gamcel, Cy Young battered by New York Americans.
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Pittsburg
Cubs
Jack Taylor
Cardinals
Tost
Chance
Murphy
Giants
Boston
Corner
McGraw
Deal
Lancaster
Reds
Punistora
Dougherty
Brigands
Comiskey
Indiana Motor Vehicle Speed Regulations Adopted
Indiana enacts motor vehicle speed limits: 8 mph in business districts, 15 mph in other municipal areas, 20 mph outside municipalities, with penalties up to 50 dollars. Drivers must stop for pedestrians and animals signaling. passing vehicles must yield and share the road, aligning with horse and rider safety rules.
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Indiana
Unia
Bishway
Justice of the Peace
Lucky Baldwin III In Frail Health Worries Friends
A special report from Los Angeles notes noted turfman Lucky Baldwin III is in frail health after a period of illness. Friends express concern for his condition and welfare as medical evaluations continue.
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Lucky” Baldwin III
Sam Los Angeles
Cal
Lucky” Baldwin
Golfers to Meet at Country Club for Towney Fear
Entries for the events close Tuesday night at the country club. Links are in ideal condition as golfers prepare for the Towney Fear event, with anticipation that a dark horse may claim the honor.
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Dark Horse
Honora
Diddel
Indianapolis
Will Diddel
Highland Club
Formoft
State Golf Tournament Schedule and Contenders
State golf tournament schedule outlines morning and afternoon rounds from Wednesday to Saturday with men’s and women’s qualifying, match play rounds, and final championships. Entries close Tuesday night with nearly 100 players across Indiana clubs. Diddel headlining from Highland, Blanchard from Fort Wayne leads women’s hopefuls including Mrs Bulott and Mrs Hammond.
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Fridat
Iow
Bnase
Indiana Golf Association
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