Kellum Masterful as Brewers Fall to Hoosiers
Milwaukee blanked 7 to 1 as Kellum and Livingston excelled for Indiana. Kellum held Brewers in check until late, while Livingston pounded out three hits and sparkling defense. Hoosiers seized a four run fourth inning and added three more in the seventh to seal the win in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellum
Kel
Brewers
Willow
Livingston
Paddy
Clark
Lindsay
Himes
Goodwin
Coulter
Cook
Carr
McCormick
McCann
Connor
Baseball Scores and Standings From Cleveland to Chicago
In American League play at Cleveland St Louis and Chicago venues. Teams posted hits runs errors and batteries with Rhodes Clark Orth Thomas Powell Bueinow Spencer Heydon White McFarland Bartley Powers Eubank Willett Donovan Archer Schmidt Tannehill Criger. Ad reads TRY A MINT JULI? at the Bull and Bear Buffet in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rhe
New York
Rhodes and Clark
Orth and Thomas
St. Louis
Washington
Powell, Bueinow and Spencer
Patton, Smith and Heydon
Chicago
White and McFarland
Bartley and
Powers
Eagdin
Eubank, Willett, Donovan, Wets
Philadelphia
Detroit
RHE Raetent
Archer and
Schmidt
Tannehill and
Criger
Birmingham’s 319 Foot Cannon Throws Home Plate
The Cleveland outfielder Joe Birmingham drew praise for a 319 foot peg from center to home plate against St. Louis. With Wallace on third in the ninth, Hemphill’s fly to center set the stage as Birmingham unleashed a rifle throw to Nig Clarke, nailing Wallace at the plate. The feat earns him the moniker Mauser Arm Code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Joe Birmingham
Cleveland
Naps
St. Louis Browns
Birmy
Wallace
Hemphill
Birmingham
Nig Clarke
Curious Persons
Pairings for State Golf Championship Report
Pairings for the state golf championship list Terre Haute Country club players paired with opponents from Highland Indianapolis Riverside Marion Richmond Anderson and more. Notable matches include Stewart Rose with Henry Dollman, C B Gorby with Ben Stevenson, H M Smith with EB Lennox, G C Harwood with C Stanley, J P Thompson unpaired among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Rose
Terre Haute Country Club
Henry Dollman
Highland Golf Club
Indianapolis
C. B. Gorby
Ben Stevenson
H. M. Smith
EB. L. Lennox
C. Stanley
C. P. Murdock
Terre Haute
O. G. Thomas
Sam Rouse
F. P. Mount
Indianapolis Country Club
W. M. Meyers
C. C. York
Indianapolis Highland Club
H. K. L. Galwell
Bert Metcalf
Riverside Golf Club
C. M. Rankin
Terre Haute Country
W. W. Carter
Highland Club
H. E. Dodge
L. A. Lillard
Marion Golf Club
Bryce Kinney
Marion Country Club
Tom S. Garber
Richmond Golf Club
C. A. Royse
W. H. Diddel
George Mayer
H. A. Martin
J. F. Thompson
Richmond Country Club
H. Spain
Indianapolis Riverside Golf Club
J. F. Bend
C. L. Shanahan
Burch Sjams
W. Donaldson
Newton Cox
Charles Raih
W. E. Royse
Will Sharpe
J. O. Willson
Abe Parry
Cc. W. Wright
Anderson Golf Club
F. C. Crawford
J. P. Thompson
Central League RHE match results and lineups excerpt
In Canton,RHE Terre Hure 6 3099 0065 8140 with Batteries Minor Freese Meyers Brittsen Holmes. Grand Rapids,RHE Grd Rapids 02002001 3590 Clark. South Bend,RHE So Bend 0010204000003 1019 6 Lewis 0000000620002 9143 Batteries Williams Ferrins Lindsay Bvonaville. Wheeling RHE Pollard Dunn Robertson Spahr and Springfield RHE Chappell Fuller Corns Cross Kennedy Malloy Mura 0000000606 2 Batteries Chappell and Fuller.
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Canton
RHE Terre Hsure
Meyers
Brittsen
Holmes
Grand Rapids
Rhe Grd
Rapids
Clark
South Bend
Rhe
Bend
Lewis
Williams, Ferrins
Lindsay Bvonaville
Wheeling
Pollard and Dunn
Robertson and Spahr
Springfield
Chappell and Fuller
Corns and Cross
Kennedy, Malloy and Mura
Wheeling— Rhe
Burns Will Not Go To Australia Fight Offer Rejected
Tommy Burns said he would not travel to Australia for a suggested bout with his former foe, unless guaranteed 10 000. He noted he could earn that amount in the United States within five or six months and rejected the 2400 eye expenses and gate offer. He added he plans to retire in a year but would consider Johnson only if his family approves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Northing
Tommy Furns
Squires
Australia
Burns
Johnson
Liner incident leads to baseball fatality in Sterling
Oscar Jackson died from injuries after a hot liner struck the back of his neck during a baseball game in Sterling. The accident, reported by Scripps-McRae, occurred on July 10 as Jackson dodged a line drive that proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McuRae Press Association
Sterling
Oscar Jackson
Riding master killed in Central Park ride
Viscount De Marco, a riding master, died after a skittish horse threw him during an evening ride in Central Park. His death shocks New York society, as he had taught many riders who frequently joined him on gallops through the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippse-McRae Press Association
New York
Viscount de Marco
Central Park
Puro Distilled Water Company Ad Listing Prices
Distilled water offerings include half gallon bottles at five cents and five gallon demijohns at forty cents. Advertisement lists contact with new phone number 2177 and main office at 778. Established local supplier highlighting price points for home and business use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puro Distilled Water Company
Housecleaning Time Ten Word Advertisement In The Sun
Bell your old traps by inserting a 15 cents three days fo.
English Derby Historic Event at Epsom Downs
A nostalgic retelling of the English Derby's storied history. It notes 128 editions with gaps, favorite outcomes, notable shocks such as 1898 Jeddah at 100 to 1, 1838 Amato, 1863 Macaroni, 1680 Bender, 1890 Persimmon, and 1897 Diamond Jubilee. The piece contrasts crowd spectacle and royal connections with dramatic race-day moments and public astonishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeddah
Amato
Epsom
Fordham
Lord Clifden
Macaroni
Tom Chaloner
Mr. Naylor
Fred Archer
Bender
America
Isos
Prince of Wales
Persimmon
Joneter
Jonder
Diamond Jubilee
Prince
SPORTS TIDBITS: DARTS OF SCANLON TO THE RUBBER
Brief notes from the era report Pitcher Scanlon facing a rule clash over feet on the rubber while Wile Fitzgerald and Charley Seiger prepare for a ten round bout on July 16 in New York. Autos ordered by a European firm. Birmingham of the Naps asked to change name to Mobile for scorers and printers. Six home runs shared in Newark Toronto series. Dublin grants freedom to Richard Croker after derby win. Barnaby Oldfield to stay on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile Fitzgerald
Charley Seiger
New York
James Corbett's First Easy Money
Jim Corbett recalls early career antics at a roadhouse veranda where a drunken man bought the privilege to kick Corbett's high hat. The hat was damaged in the stunt, prompting curiosity about its value, while Corbett nonchalantly swapped in a golf cap that belonged to someone else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugilist
Corbett
Feller
Jim
Billy Mellody retires from boxing to run jewelry shop
Boston July 19 A prize ring champion welterweight Billy Honey Mellody announces retirement from boxing to become chief mogul of a jewelry establishment. A Sunday school teacher who has never smoked or drank, Mellody saved money and is well fixed financially. He is 26 and known for supporting his family and eating meals his mother prepares during training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy “Honey
Mellody
Fighting Ring
Mallody
W Warne Davis to Lead Peerless Philly Dept
W Warne Davis has joined Peerless in Philadelphia to run the Peerless department for the Quaker City Automobile Company. Formerly with Keystone Auto, Davis helped pioneer gasoline autos and ran the first four cylinder Packard in Philadelphia in 1904. He cites his friendship with Schmidt and expects Peerless to lead American car production. Also noted is the Winton Model M’s flawless score in the Seven Lakeside endurance test and upcoming Winton displays at Madison Square Garden with London manager W L Duck visiting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless
Davis
Schmidt
Los Angeles
Wednesday's Games Across Leagues
In the American Association Indianapolis faces Milwaukee while Columbus visits Kansas City Louisvile travels to Minneapolis and Toledo plays St Paul In the National League Chicago goes to Brooklyn St Louis visits New York Pittsburg meets Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston New York at Detroit Boston hosts Cleveland In the Central League Terre Haute plays Canton Springfield meets Grand Rapids Evansville challenges Wheeling Dayton battles South Bend.
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Woo Loat
Pet
Columbus
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Ee
Cincinnati Secon
Boston
Brooklyn Vee
St Louis
Chicago Beeees
Cleveland Wees
Eaenes
Evansville
Nemetees
Canton O Federnereree
Terre Haute
Essaneseree
Canton Tone
Ie Briers
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Seeeene
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisvile
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Canton
Springfield
Wheeling
Dayton
Local Battery Firm Listings by City St. Paul Kansas City Minneapolis
At St Paul RHE St Paul listing shows 1491 Teledo and 12 5R and 4 Batteries-Essick and Laughlin Suthort and Land. Kansas City RHE Kansas City has 1002000 4 790 Columbus and 660000002291 Batteries-Egan and Sullivan Wicker and Blue. Minneapolis RHE Minneapolis lists 26000905 10 %8 8 Louisville 00102214107 8 4 Batteries-Freeman and Graham Frantz Peitz and Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Teledo
Essick and Laughlin
Suthort and Land
Kansas City
Columbus
Egan and Sullivan
Wicker and Blue
Minnerapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Freeman and Graham
Frantz, Peitz and Hughes
Batteries and teams listed in rail schedule chart
The page shows lines of team names and battery pairings per city including New York St. Louis Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn and associated abbreviations. It lists battery pairs such as Gatterson Fromme Keenan Bowerman Beebe Marshall McGinity Bowerman Dorner Needham Ewing Schlei Willis Camnitz Gibson Sparks Jacklitch Liefield Phelps Brown Dooin Overall Kling Bell Ritter among others in a rail hub format with numbers and codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Lush
Fromme and Keenan
Mathewson
Bowerman
Cheinnati
Dorner
Needham
Ewing
Schlei
Philadelphia
RHE
Pittsburg
Willis
Camnitz
Gibson
Sparks
Jacklitch
Liefield and Phelps
Brown and Dooin
Brooklyn
Chicago
Kling
Bell and Ritter
Lebanon Rooters Coming to Lebanon Double Header
The Reserves meet Bunny Hare's Lebanon independent team in a Brighton Beach double header as the first in a state series for Indiana championship. Bunny Hare plans a special train of supporters to back Lebanon and Reinhardt will field his strongest lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny Hare
Lebanon
Brighton Beach
Indiana
Reinhardt
National amateur golf qualifying rounds at Euclid links
Cleveland July 10 The second 18 holes of the national amateur golf championship qualifiers are underway. The 32 lowest 36 hole scores advance. Notables include Egan Travis Herreshoff tied at 75 and others in the 76 79 range. Byers posted a disastrous 10 stroke hole. Western players led the 82 or better group with 14 of 32 cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Euclid Links
Walter E. Egan
Exmoor
Chicago
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
Fred Herreshoff
Ned Sawyer
Wheaton
Western Diamon
W. T. West
Philadelphia
Thomas M. Sherman
Sadaquada Club
W. T. Whittemore
Brooklyn
Harvard
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
Chandler Egan
Harold Weber
Toledo
Charles B. MacDonald
John M. Ward
Fox Hills
W. C. Fownes
Oakmont
Eben M. Byers
Henderson joins Boston Nationals from Portland in Barrow era
Ex Hoosier pitcher Henderson, developed from bush league prospects by Ed Barrow, is purchased by Boston owner Dovey after rising from Western association and Portland. The young right hander, once sent back west, has become a polished ballplayer deemed league class by Dovey for the Nationals roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcher Henderson
Henderson
Western Association
Barrow
Portland
Dovey
Boston3
Fox
Noddie
Dover
Boston Nationals
Umpires Now Boss On Field Says Silk O Loughlin
Baseball improves under umpires with real power. Silk O Loughlin argues that giving umpires arbitary rights curbed rowdyism and protected the game. He recalls a time when officials were figureheads and players faced lengthy suspensions for actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk O'Loughlin
O' Lough. Ma
Applications for License Notice in Indianapolis Ward Five
Jacob Erpelding announces he will apply to Marion County Board of Commissioners at the August term 1907 for a license to sell spirituous vinous and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking. The business is located at 822 West North Street in Center township, Marion county. He also seeks authority for a pool table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Said County
State of
Atrest
Ray’s Sub
Indianapolis
West
North Street
Jacob Erpelding
Marion County bids for courthouse alterations due July 11 1907
The Marion County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for alterations to the Marion County Court House in Indianapolis. Bids due by 10 am Saturday July 11 1907. must include bond and law affidavit. Board may reject any or all bids. Witnessed July 9 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Marion County Court House
Indianapolis
the Auditor of
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Cult Goodwin
Wis
Hoosiers
Carritos
Battery
Jack Doyle
H Robinson
Green
Seerees Connors
Beville
C McCormick
McChesney
Lf Clarke
Bb . McCann
R 'Williame
Penee Coulter
Gare
Lindsey
See
Ienca
Bogle
Eegere Kehum
Goodarta
Lindaay
Govteton
Connors
Bull and Bear Buffet
East Ohio Street
Marrieé
Gingle
Saksie
Wanhington
New Post Office
G. C. Harwood
Central League
Bill Squires
Tommy
the Swan
Prince Edwards
Ed Victory
Epsom Dowrs
Arry
Sportlettes
Higeest
Scanlon
The
Mobile
Itt
Alabama
Newark
Toronto
Corporation of Dublin
Richard Croker
Barney Oldfield
Pacific Coast
James Corbett
Jim'’ Corbett
Chazy
American Association
RING
Mass
Warne Davis
Cty
Quaker City Automobile Company
Key
Winton Company
Winton
Madison Square Garden
W. L. Duck
London
National League
Young Henderson
Portland, Ore
Tenney
ED Barrow
John E. Mgaughey
John M’gregor
John M. Mendenhall
Cyrus J. Clark
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