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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1901
Page
8
Fragmented OCR data shows team names such as Pittsburg Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago St Louis New York Boston Cincinnati and other scattered numbers. No coherent game results or dates are readable to form a proper summary.
Ambiguous OCR listing shows multiple team codes and odd scores for games involving Baltimore Washington Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Milwaukee and Detroit. Numbers imply two contests with teams RHE and Washington, but exact dates and venues are unreadable.
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A club member from the Southern Association fled the town Monday leaving salaries unpaid and taking uniforms. He was arrested later in Chattanooga.
Friday afternoon the Limited gun club will stage a matinee shoot and dinner honoring H H Tripp president of the club recently back from England with the American trap shooters. About 100 top trap shooters from across the country gathered in New York for the big Utrecht club event. Monday six of ten returning from England beat Utrecht 634 of 600 possible. Gilbert missed only three of his century.
A large Detroit crowd watches a Blue Ribbon racing meet on a Monday. Fred H., trained at Indianapolis fairgrounds by Hardin, finishes fourth in the Chamber of Commerce stake. Shamrock I leads in the trial before a rain squall widens the gap as Shamrock II sails toward America prep in Gourock bay.
The Young Sun liners were set to play the Young Runaways on Monday afternoon but the Runaways did not appear. The game was forfeited to the Liners under league rules.
Will Stinson lowered all indoor marks from one to fifteen miles in New York Monday night with a 25:42 time. Tennis experts gather for Cincinnati. Interlake regatta begins with yachts from Cleveland Detroit Toledo Erie Put-in-Bay and Sandusky. National amateur oarsmen to hold annual regatta in New York Friday and Saturday. Your Hundred, a 5 to 1 shot, won the closing event at Washington Park Chicago Monday. The Inter Club House in Muncie enlarges to seat 2000 for Thursday night fight between George Monroe and Gus Bezenah. tickets brisk. Joe Gans, the yellow fighter, warned for trying to fix multiple opponents. Jim Jeffries on vacation.
Corpus Christi July 16. B I Cochran a leading Beeville merchant died Monday. The immediate cause of death was blood poisoning caused by a fly bite on the end of the nose. He had undergone half a dozen operations.
Otis Houk a 27 year old peddler rooming at 312 West Washington Street killed himself Monday night by morphine after a quarrel with his wife Georgia Walden whom he had married six weeks earlier. He had attempted suicide twice before and bought the poison at Ray Thornburg drug store, with his wife reportedly trying to seize it from him. Dr Young of the city dispensary attended, the death occurring in the kitchen.
Frank Wennerholm aged 27 was executed by electric chair in Auburn prison early Tuesday. He had murdered Miss Emily Adolphson on September 23, 1899 by cutting her throat at Falconer.
A skylight in the Hubbard block collapsed Monday into Daniel W. Howe’s office with no injuries. Water remains available despite dry weather and residents urged to conserve. T S Martin named deputy U.S. marshal. A baby with clothing left at W F Bradbury’s 15 Southwestern Ave doorstep. Bradburys will keep the infant. The Bates house auction closed Monday. hotel equipment including bar fixtures to be sold privately.
W. Kiser H. Smart and W. Reagan named viewers for the College-ave extension to Thirty second-st. James Noon, messenger boy on Cable-st., nearly died when his bicycle was dragged under a brewery wagon on College-ave. He scrambled onto the wagon tongue after a distance. Both knees were scraped. Driver blamed as careless. Peter C. Marsh named administrator of his wife's estate from Broad Ripple injuries on July 4 and authorized to settle with the street railway for 500 dollars. Second practice drill of the Indianapolis light artillery prize drill team for exhibition at the national guard en-
Monday night at the armory featured a strong showing by old Battery A with members Callon Heiskell Van Wie Mayhew Meyers Hicks Dunlap McAllister Strickland Holmes. A large crowd gathered at Fairview Park to hear J Russell Powell the soloist whose program was changed for Tuesday night. A miniature railway is being extended to tour the park and will operate every afternoon and evening this week.
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