Saints Trim Hoosiers as Thoney Faults Doomed Game
In Saint Paul on July 13 the Saints beat the Hoosiers 5 4 after a rough first inning. Thoney and Curns miscues let in four runs, while Hoy Evans started vs Sermons before being pulled. The decisive run came in the eighth on a two base hit by O'Brien and a sequence that produced the winning run.
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Paul
Minn
Cliff Curtis
Barrow
Goodwin
Saints
Thoney
Curns
Hoy Evans
Kelley
Wheeler
O'Brien
Curtle
Flournoy
Cep
Br. Paul
E. Geler
Hemphill
Carney
Onan
Evans
P Beamons
Totata
Indianapolis
B. E
Bruce
Moran
McCrerry
Evel
Farrell
Robertson
Weaver
Curtis
St. Paul Advoogores
Friel
Palls
Bessions
Evan
Noonan
St. Paul
Kane
Standings and games from the American Association and leagues
The column lists standings for the American Association with teams like Louisville Columbus and Milwaukee, detailing batteries and matchups across a busy schedule including games at Chicago Boston New York Detroit and Cincinnati. It also covers National and Central League fixtures with multiple city matchups and batter combinations across Thursday games and various venues.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
Thoman and Schmidt, Ferguson and Shaw
Milwaukee
Columbus
Goodwin
Beville
Veli and
Pierce
Kansas City
Toledo
Skopee and
Butler
Camnitzung Zearfoss
Chicago
River Gaa
Altrock and Sullivan
Tanne- HM
Criger
Boston
Owen and Sullivan, Young and Criger
Detroit
York
American Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kanead City
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnat
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louie
Springfield
South Bend
Terre Haute
Wheeling
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Evansville
Dayton
Cincinnati
Louis
Brooklin
Lous
Wheeling Booth Bend
Bonneville
Ae Springfeld
Ruhlin Plans San Francisco Bout After Chicago Stop
Heavyweight Gus Ruhlin and manager Billy Madden passed through Chicago en route to San Francisco where Ruhlin will face Jim McCormick on August 11 before the club. He weighs about 200 pounds and is in excellent health. Ruhlin says he has pursued Marvin Hart for over a year, but Hart avoids a match following their 14 month past confrontation in Baltimore.
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SUN
Chicago
Gus Ruhlin
Billy Madden
San Francisco
Ruhlin
Jim McCormick
Clma
Guaie
Marvin Hart
Hart
Balmore
Sporting miscellany crops up in chaotic boxing and baseball notes
Clarke Griffith dismisses James John Callahan of the White Sox while St Louis Nationals back Tommy Leahy, ex Easl Leake star, as a winner. Tuck Turney released by New Bedfern. Jimmy McAleer adds catcher Spencer from Beranton. Mike Sullivan plans July 15 bout with Rufe Turner in Stockton. Maurice Sayers vs Ida Herman fight off over $600 guarantee. An Alaska letter shows a motor car owner seeking a mileage record booklet. Charley Hickman joins Washington, sparking talk of new ideas. Pat Hynex shines for Minneapolis and may be recalled by St Louis. McGoorty challenges Berney Cinnemon at catch weight. Lawson offers $5000 for fastest mile by auto under 53 seconds. Hugo Kelly travels to Los Angeles to face Tommy Burns July 3 at 153 lb. Herman Long dominates Western league. Chinese officials report an auto garage with 15 to 20 machines and a Shanghai Automobile Club with 1 HQ and many members.
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Shout
Maurice Sayers
Milwaukee
Ida Herman
Grand Rapide
Sayers
Indianapolia
Alaska
D. J. O'Brien
Fort Liscom
Aleaka
Waverly
Minaran Weighs Cincinnati Return Amid Toledo Departure
Cincinnati club officials monitor Ed Minaran after Toledo reels him away. Minghan shows potential at Jacksonville practice, sparking interest from President Herrmann and Manager Kelley who consider another spring trial if he sharpens his form.
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Cincinnati
CincInnati Club
Toledo Club
Ed Minaren
Manhattan College
Minghan
Kelley
Jacksonville
Minora
Toledo
Herrmann
The Cost of Armies Across Nations
The article lists annual military expenditures for major powers. France spends 135.00 dollars per year, Germany allocates vast funds, Russia spends 290,000 dollars, Britain allocates 25,000 dollars, and India is included in the Russian total.
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Germany
India
Great Britain
Brain Deemed Gentleman Amid Trade Talk
St Louis players defend Dave Brain after his trade to Pittsburgh, calling reports he is a disorganizer false. Brain asked for a transfer after being deposed as captain, as Pirates manager Fred Clarke denies retiring though plans for the future include land wealth in Kansas.
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St. Lois
Dave Brain
Pittsburgs
St. Louis
Brain
Two Men Challenge Whirlpool Feat In Niagara Rapids
Two men prepare to swim the whirlpool rapids of Niagara Falls this month. Camislé D Graham and William Glover expect to reach the other side, despite fear and past near misses, claiming they can win the dangerous swim.
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Camislé D. Graham
Grn
William Glover
Niagara
Dinner at Fair Bank Park Honors Newspaper Men
A Wednesday dinner at Fair Bank park hosted by Mrs. F. J. Tron featured Francesca an Chili, famed band leader, as guest of honor. Attendees included Crawford Fairbanks of Terre Haute Maurice Donnelly Jerome Fanciulli and David Casaleges among others. Short talks praised the park’s beauty.
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Fair Bank Park
Fanculli
Tadlanepetis
Giants Start Players Union in New York
Two top players in the New York National League club discuss forming a baseball players branch of the American Federation of Labor in the city. The move aims to give players arbitration over grievances, with potential strikes and fan boycotts as leverage, while opposing club owners’ terms.
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American Federation OF Labor
SUN
New York
Baseball Players
Amuel Gompers
Gompers
American League
New York Giants
Joan
American Federation
Anwricka Federation of Labor
Cleveland Batting Averages Dominate Early 1900s AL Leaders
The American League features few hitters hitting .300 with Cleveland dominating the list. Bobby Rhoades leads with .? average while Eddie McFarland of the White Sox sits at .318 just one point behind La Joie of Cleveland who has 72 hits. Bemis and others from Cleveland fill multiple top spots as the club appears to produce most of the league’s high averages amid a generally slumping slate. The note mentions a trade involving Brain to Pittsburg, as the club seeks proven players over development prospects.
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Tose
Bobby Rhoades
Clevelands
Eddie McFarland
Sux
Lajoie
Harry Bemis
Wide Keeler
Nat
Sut
Benlon
Vinson Ninnety
Carr
Moore
Cleveland
Aix
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Athletics
Bostons
Colling
Selbach
Elberfeld
Williams
Sove Cross
Parent
Bradley
Murphy
Harry Davia
Brone
Cy Young
Jesse Tannehill
Attrock
Orth
Sugden
F. Jones
Burkett
Anderson
Ful
Hickman
Holmes
Jake Stab
Chick Stab
Freeman
Tom Jones
Tommy Ryan Ready to Fight Marvin Hart for World Title
Tommy Ryan a 14 pound middle weight declares he can whip Marvin Hart for heavyweight honor. He would fight within a week, aiming a six round finish. Ryan mocks Hart as soft and clumsy and bets the public would welcome a challenge for the title.
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Joseph
Mich
Tommy Ryan
Marvin Hart
Ryan
Hart
Tom Sayers
Rata
Tam
Yale Signs Billy Lash to Three Year Coach Contract
Billy Lash of the Cleveland American League club signs a three year deal to coach Yale’s baseball team in New Haven. He will earn roughly his major league salary and likely retire from playing. Lash coached Yale to the champion team this spring.
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New Haven
Conn
Billy Lash
Cleveland American League
Yale
Wealthy tycoons attacked in a Wichita burlesque note
A satirical poem laments the riches of Rockefeller Morgan and Carnegie, mocking their appetite for wealth and contrasting their plenty with humble fare of bacon and beans. The verse condemns envy among the powerful and blesses simple health and divine grace.
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Rockefeller
Morgan
Carnegis
Wichita
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Eddie" McGoorty
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