Hoosiers Tie St Paul as Late Rally Fails
Indianapolis scoring in one inning tied the game against St Paul, then the Hoosiers fell behind as St Paul pushed ahead in the late innings. Dammann started shaky but settled for five effective frames while Hoosier fielding lagged in key moments.
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St. Paul
Dammann
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Sally
Hartzell
Motz
McFarland
Batteries-Nichols Grady Clark Carrick
Boston New York four battery trio Nichols Grady Clark Carrick listed among players in a club lineup with regional teams referenced in a concise sports brief.
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Weld
New York
Eeeed Seetase
Lewis
Bergen
Seymour, Grady
Nichols, Grady
Hoosier hits fade as league schedules evolve
The report notes Chauncey’s remark and Dan Friend’s one hit game for Minneapolis, while Kearns shines for Buffalo. It covers new I I league schedule, affidavits against Fort Wayne club, Pittsburg’s Hoffer, and leaders such as Jimmy Williams and Lange.
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Buffalo
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Pittsburg
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Jimmy Wiliams
Lange
Chicago Elephant
Youngstown
Toledo
Tom Loftus
Grand Rapids
Dick Buckley
Elmer Smith
Ewing
Stenzel
Child Lived in Filthy Shaft Behind Mother's Home
New York on July 11 reports John Garcia four years old spent a year starving and living in a six by six foot air shaft at 357 West Twenty fifth street. Food was tossed to him like rations to an animal while his mother and three women companions were arrested as the Gerry society took charge of the case.
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New York
John Garcia
W. Twenty-fifth-st
Gerry Society
Daily racing series to crown first three straight wins
The Columbia and Defender plan a daily race series starting July 20 until a boat wins three in a row. Columbia’s form suggests the series will last only three days. Matty Matthews defeated Otto Lietoff in New York and stated he did not want to hit further. Dubuque seeks a $10,000 purse race August 31 among Bogazd Patchen Directly Searchlight Star Pointer Anaconda and John R. Gentry with no entry fees and all entrants aiming for 2 03. Choynski and Mexican Pete Everitt sign to fight August 4 in Denver. Jeffries-Mitchell chatter persists as fans question Charlie Mitchell.
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Defender
Matty Matthews
Otto Lietoff
New York
Matthews
Sieioff
Dubuque
Frank Bogazd
Joe Patchen
Searchlight
Star Pointer
Anaconda
John R. Gentry
Jim Daly
Jeffries
al Weinig
Buffalo
Chonyski
Pete
Everitt
Colorado Athletic Club
Choynski
Mitchell
Bank cashie r Takes an $85 lesson in change
In New York at the First National Bank of St George a man paid with two $100 bills. Teller Ingalls changed them to forty $20s and twenty $1s for a wage payment, but seventeen $1 bills were missing when counted.
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New York
First National Bank
St. George
Ingalls
Lockjaw Death of William Dean Youth in City Hospital
William Dean aged 14 of 416 East Washington Street died at City hospital from lockjaw after injuring his foot with a nail on July 4. He was taken to hospital in convulsions as illness developed this Sunday. The exact ailment was initially unclear and his jaws did not lock until after death.
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William Dean
Washington St
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Sets Sandy Hook to Cherbourg Record
The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, sailing from New York July 3 to Bremen, trimmed the voyage to five days and 21 hours from Sandy Hook to Cherbourg, achieving an average speed of 21.6 knots.
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Cherbourg
Lloyd’s
New York
Bremen
Sandy Hook
Lip Nearly Cut Off in Street Accident
Warren Hudelson a laborer of 1228 Cornell avenue sustained a severe upper lip laceration after his bicycle wheel hit a curb at Thirteenth street and College avenue Monday night. He showed remarkable nerve as surgeons dressed the wound.
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Cornell-ave
Thirteenth-st
College-ave
Pensions Promised the Shamrock Crew for Cup Victory
Southampton reports that Sir Thomas Lipton vowed five dollars a week for life to every crew member if the Shamrock wins the cup. The note mentions saving time on baggage deliveries with allroad checks.
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Southampton
Thomas Lipton
Cuba nola endorsed five cent Cubanola cigar ad
A brief Indiana ad extols Cubanola the best five cent cigar on earth offered by local dealers. It highlights the product name Cubanola and the claim of top quality in a market of first class dealers.
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Indiana
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