Saints Take Another Win On Strong Play And Pitching
Ferguson used a spit ball that proved unhittable as Saint Paul defeated Indiana in a one sided game. O’Brien and Wheeler contributed strong defense and timely hits while Cromsey was repeatedly punished by Saint Paul’s bats. Wheeler collected three two baggers as Saints built a lead after the fifth inning.
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Hoosiere
Saints
O’brien
Wheeler
Paul
Ming
Indiana
Vath
Cromsey
Creery
Vistors
Ron
St. Paul
Geler
Hemphill
O'Brien
Flournoy
Kelley
Mhecerae
Carney
Noonan
Fergunat
Indianapolia
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Moran
McCreery
Friel
Thaney
Farrell
Robertson
N Weaver
Gian
Cramies
J St. Paul
Indianapails
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Wheeler Hemphill
Thoney
Far
Weekend Baseball Action Across Leagues
Saturday matches in the American Association and American League feature numerous battery duels and lineups. Key pairings include Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Chicago, and St. Louis games with notable pitchers and hitters cited amid a flurry of matchups and line scores.
Central League Battery Lineup and City Matchups
Fragmented sports brief lists battery pairs and team placements across multiple cities including Dayton Evansville South Bend and Wheeling. Names Doyle Livingston Smith and Corts appear among batters while venues like Terre Haute Guat Rapids and Wheeling are mentioned in scattered order. The passage reads as an OCR garble of a regional league summary with batters and locations rather than a cohesive game report.
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Dayton Toon
Evanville
Gom Ge
Smith
Wheeling
Terre Haute
Doyle and Livingston
Smith and Corts
Results at Columbus Special to the Bun
Results from Columbus races list winners in each division with horses I Know Mine Corner Erin Lee Hal larity Bert diowe Eva. Jean Banana Cream Prime of Filgen Ruth Bank Bolny Jim Sageman Sharkelford Race Riot in New York police arrest of Edward Connelly after attack in Ban Juan district. 7 whites 2 blacks injured. 11 arrests reported.
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Columbus
Priftay
Erin Lee
Mine Corner
Feby Rine
Bert Diowe
Peninsula
Eva. Jean. Ven
Evan
Prine of
Filgen
Ruth
Ty Milea
Bank Bolny Even
Jim Sageman
Sharkelford
New York
Eaware Connelly
Ban Juan
Round the World Trip Self described by Billy Earle
Billy Earle recalls his globe trotting baseball career data and adventures with teams from the All American to the Southern, Northwestern and National leagues. He says he played on a world tour with many stars, witnessed crowds in Egypt and Rome, and notes his 1,420 plus games and 14-year span from youth to major leagues. He hints at future play after stepping down from Columbia management.
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Billy Earle
Columbra
Danvens Earle
Balldom
Sinbad the Sailor
Pap Anson
Earls
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Ing
Nasnvne
Wn Tese
Gaya Lavin
Ray
America
Thevost White Sox
Anann
Dalley
Ryan
Yurk Baldwin
Tener
Oi Anson
Pfeffer
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T. Burns
Sullivan
Petit
J. Ryan
Earle
Ha Crane
John Healey
Fred Carrol
Jimmy Manning
George Wod
J. Montgomery Ward
Pogarty
Ned Unplon
Tom Brown
Y Ami
Hanton i Managire
Brooklyn
Ward
New York
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Chicago
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George Wend
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Egypt
Sander
Pop
Auson
Pyramids
Nashville
Duluth
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St Paul
Cincinnati
Nationa
St Louis
Tacoma
Pacific
Bronx City
Pittsburg
Seattle
Pacife
Birmingham
Louieville
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Weera
Dallas
Texas
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Genexor
N. V
Richmond
Ind
Cuba
Vickmburg
Cotton Blateau
Senile Atlantie
Downti
Perth
Pulliam Hears Evidence in Reds Manager Case
President Harry Pulliam of the National League heard evidence Friday in New York in the cage of Joe Kaltey field manager of the Cincinnati Reds, who is charged by umpire Bausewing. The case centers on disciplinary action against Kaltey after an incident at a game.
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New York
Harry Pulliam
Nacional League
Joe Kaltey
Cincinnati Reds
Bausewing
Improb Language Turns In Pittsburg After Game
Language from a recent Pittsburg game prompts discussion of a pending decision. Manager Kelley, aided by a prominent attorney, denies the charge while President Pulliam reviews evidence and plans a later ruling. Sullivan appears at San Rafael worksite as attention shifts to future bouts and purse implications.
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Pittsburg
Kelley
Way
Pulliam
Sullivan
San Rafael
al Herford
Jimmy Britt
Woodryard
Hlerfoed
Dack
Baltimore
Rim
Hoosiers Outclassed by Stronger Opponents Says Joe Kelly
The Indianapolis Star column asserts the Hoosiers, under Barrow, have been outclassed on a long western trip. It notes weak infield and outfield hitting, recent lineup changes, and Manager Barrow's failed attempts to strengthen. Moran shines at short, Sudhoff underwhelms, and Hart pursues boxing and fishing amid mixed results.
Ball Players Fear Hoodoo, Says Earle on Superstition
In a vivid reminiscence Billy Earle recalls superstition and hoodoo rumors surrounding early 20th century baseball. He describes team turmoil after a trainer or manager allegedly used hoodoo, his subsequent ostracism, a pitcher losing an arm, and a Brooklyn center fielder countering the superstition with a job offer. He recounts players boycotting him and the mood shifting as the hoodoo claim spread.
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Billy" Earle Saya
Birmingham
Buckenberger
Pitteburg Wno
Loulaville
Jack
Grim
Pierates
Mayes
Fom Burns
Fietcher
Brooklyn
Buras
Sports of All Sorts in Early Ragged News
Sam Apperious refused to play for Rutland against Georgetown in the White Mountain league after Rutlands added Matthews, a Tiervard negro player from Alabama. Ben Jordan, late English boxing great, retires from pugilism after an offer to visit the U.S. was declined. A new automobile carriage for JS passengers runs between Bull Frog and Las Vegas, covering 130 miles of rough road, four times faster than horse stages.
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Sam Apperious
Georgetown
Rutland
Rutlands
Matthews
Tiervard
Apperious
Alabama
Ben Jordan
George Dixon
Bull Frog
Las Vegas
Californa
Ackerman Accepts Defi To Meet Murbarger In Indy
Al Ackerman of Lima accepts Bam Afure berger’s defiance as the top welterweight, promising to meet Murbarger in Indianapolis before August. He races to beat Inceman on gate receipts and bets, claiming he can out argue the champion anytime. Murdarger fights in Shelbyville next week before facing Ackerman afterward.
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al Ackerman
Lima
Murdarger
Shelbyville
Ackerman
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