Millers Shut Out Hoosiers in City League Showdown
Minneapolis July 1. Stever hurled a strong game as the Millers blanked the Hoosiers. Seven Hoosiers were struck out, no runs left on base, and only a few minor hits. The Millers chased ex-Brewer Curtis from the mound by the third, with Bruce finishing strong. Umpire Gifford ejected Berry after a remark deemed improper. Carr argued and was ordered from the field.
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Hoogiers
Curtin
Bruce—Carr
Menneapolis
Stever
Millers
Curtis
Bruce
Indianspolla
Gifford
Berry
Carr
Minneapolis
Abr
H. C
Jones
Sullivan
Freeman
Coulter
Greminger
Fox
Oyler
Graham
Marshall
Slever
U Indianapaolis
Weaver
Moran
McCreery
Friel
Thoney
Farrell
Robertson
Zalusky
Atten
Basa
Minneapolis Poser
Indianapolis
Indiana Athletes to Portland for National Meet
Purdue stars Thomas and Glover join Indiana’s Bamse and other talents in a Chicago A A plan to send a strong track team to the Portland National A A U games. The roster includes Rose Perry Hogenson Lightbody Blair Friend Catlin Verner Williams, plus several pole vaulters and hammer throwers. The squad is described as balanced and capable of contending for the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas and Glover
Purdue
Bamse
Indiana University
Chicago
A. A
Portland
Iocal
Ralph Rose
Michigan
Edwin Parry
Lightbody
Chicap
William Hogenson
Clyde Biair
Hugo Friend
Broad
Cizaxto
Marc Catlin
Hucdler
Wikins
Howley
Yale
Willards
Princeton
Verner
Thomas
Samae
Indiana
Glover
Norris
Illingis
Harker
Town
Harvey Blair
Harvey
Ind
Blairs
Hogenson
Williams
Willams
Alon
Friend
Rowley
Rose
Perry
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cures
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for blood poison and stomach disorders, claiming it cleanses the blood and improves complexion. A Buffalo testimonial from Eveline Louis describes recovery from a facial eruption and systemic illness after using the medicine. The copy urges not to substitute and notes a history of cures and free book offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stomsech
Pierce
Eveline Louis
Walter Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Pio
Jerce
Lajoie on the Mend Aiming to Resume Play In Three Weeks
Cleveland July 10 Special to The Sux reports Lajoie showing steady improvement after a foot injury. Dr H M Castle says he may leave his bed Tuesday and sit on the porch. If recovery continues, he could resume playing baseball in about three weeks, per President Kilfoyle of the Cleveland club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilfoyle
Cleveland
Pugilist Becomes Copper in Pittsburg Police Rank
Pittsburg, Pa July 10 Dominick McCaffery, the old time pugilist, is to become a Pittsburgh policeman. McCaffery has been a resident of this city for many years.
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Pittsburg
Dominick McCaffery
McCaffery
Athletics Brighten Prospect With Double-Header Plans
Reports on Connie Mack led Athletics to expect strong crowds and a $100,000 season. News notes state Michigan’s trotter McKinley is shipped to Cleveland for ownership and driving duties. Clarifications on Clarkson’s status and Pickering’s movements reflect ongoing AL activity. Attendance tops 27,000 in the league and over 30,000 in Philadelphia NL play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
McKinley
Holland
Cleveland
Ed Benyon
Apencerian
Rimer
Secaurht
Philadelphia
Jockeys Gifts Showpieces From Fans and Backers
A London Tid-Bits style notice surveys the eccentric presents lavished on jockeys. From petty sweets and old boots to pawnbroker tickets and priceless jewelry, gifts ranged from far less than a penny to large sums. Notable tales include George Fordham receiving toffees and a bound volume of homilies, and Fred Archer amassing tributes totaling substantial sums. The piece notes the lavish, sometimes satirical, generosity surrounding top riders and their enduring fame.
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Joseph Hawley
Wells
John Singleton
Yorkshire
Singleton
George Fordham
Perdham
Fordham
Everton
York
London
Asme
Fred Archer
Adam
Daley
Herrait
James Paget
Archer
Uniform scoring urged by Pittsburg club chief
Col Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburgh club calls for a conference of official scorers and uniform instructions from the National League. He cites inconsistent scoring across cities, noting Pittsburgh credits only one stolen base on several plays where others in different cities are credited with two. He argues this biases players and urges the same method nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Barney Breyfuss
Pitteburg
National League
Dreyfuss
Plogue
Offeast
Maloney
Chicago
Phillies
Windy City
Hughey Duffy
Tinker
Duffey
Nei
Malones
ORE TROUBLE FOR CARDINALS
Special to the Sun from St Louis July 1 with the Cardinals facing renewed turmoil. Reports say star pitcher Thielman has jumped to the outlaw league while catcher Jack Warner faced fines and a suspension for misconduct. Manager Burke weighs further changes as Ned Hanlon’s name surfaces but is deemed unlikely.
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Jatorer Warner
Thielman
Harlon
Louie
Robie
Charley Nicholy
Jimmie Burke
Javest Rompua
Jack Warner
New York Giants
Cardinals
Pittsburg
Cardina
Burke
Warner
Robisons
Deimar
Cincinnati
Failadelphia
Cwap
Tinals
Pennay Vaota
Chicago
Thieleman
Ib Ja Taoushi
Thieiman
Ned Hanlon
Hanlon
Donovan
Nichole
Standings and Scores From The American Association And Leagues
Stadium notes show standings for the American Association with wins and losses, plus Saturday scores across the American Association and National League. Key results include Philadelphia 4 Boston 3, St Louis 5 Cincinnati 3, New York Brooklyn rainouts, and Detroit lasting 33 innings in a weather impacted schedule. Central League results list Terre Haute 4 Fort Wayne 1 and Springfield Evansville series with several rain affected games.
Monday's American Association and National League games
A cluttered schedule lists American Association matchups Indianapolis at Minneapolis Columbus at Kansas City Louisville at St Paul Toledo at Siliwauks. In the National League New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston Chicago at Pittsburg Boston at Chicago New York at Detroit Cleveland at Washington St Louis at Cleveland Booth Bend at Wheeling Springfield at Terre Haute Grand Rapids at Dayton Fort Wayne at Evansville. Series notes include Milwaukee and Kansas City games with varied box scores and lineups.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee-Toledo
Kansas City
Detroit
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Daxton
South Bend
Dayton
Evansville
Springfeld
Springfield
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Atbettas
Chicago
White and Sullivan
Mullen
Per
Pittapurg
Cincinnat
Font
Fot
Cleveland
St. Louis
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
St Cleveland
Central League
Booth Bend
Central League Scores From Wheeling Evansville and Dayton
In Wheeling select Batteries played Miller and Livingston with Mots and Tieman. Evansville saw Hunt and Ko Kelley with Van Ange and Ostdiek. Dayton first game featured Pearson and Hawking with Allo way and Andrews. Dayton second game listed Wree and Hawkins with Bilse and Barber.
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Wheeling
South Bend
Miller
Livingston
Mots
Tieman
Evansville
Por Wayne
Hunt
Ko Kelley
van Ange
Ostdiek
Dayton
Pearson
Hawking
Alloway and Andrews
RED Dayton
Lodcolo Et Sae
Wree
Hawkins
Bilse
Barber
Cardinals Add Catcher Bullivan. Dear to Toledo
July 10 report notes Cincinnati Cardinal catcher Dave Dear goes to Toledo with outfielder Clarke to join Milwaukee, while Jake Beckley plans to play soon and Mike Grady to bat again. Bullivan from Mt Paul joins the Cardinals as catcher.
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Toledo
Cincinnati
Dave Dear Fous
Cardinal
Dosh Clarke
Grilly
Milwaukee
Jake Beckley
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Chicago Athletic Association
SDATS
Root
Hart
Bunday
Comiskey
Connie Mack
Clarkson
Jersey
Highlanders
Murray
Exeeters
Jersey City
Grimms
Claude Ritchey
Olile Pickering
The
Athletice
Pick
A. J
Fast Company
Vesper
Henley
Barney Dreyfuss
Yankee Invaders
Britals Sporting World
American Arboclation
Ohio
Milwaukes
Loutaville
Brooklyn
AL Sulwankee
Rnb Milwaukes
Dew Os
Berger
Fierce
Scopter
Butler
RAE Columbia
HMI
Cocoa
Phelps
Taylor and Leahy
Pope
Pope Motor Car CO
Waverley
Seat
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