Glidden Auto Tourists Steer Into Indianapolis Tuesday
Glidden and Hower trophy tour participants from South Bend arrive in Indianapolis noon Tuesday, checked at Denison hotel then spend night on Monument Place. Indiana Auto Club organises a smoker. crowds greet the procession as cars travel from South Bend to Columbus, Ohio, toward New York. Entrants include Van Sicklin Apperson 49-45 and many Pierce, Packard, Thomas, Maxwell, and other makes with noted horsepower.
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Indiana Automobile Club
Denison Hotel
Monument Place
Indiana Auto Club
Indianapolis
Frank B. Hower
South Bend
National Road
Columbus
Allisonville Road
Meridian St
Sixteenth-st
Delaware-st
Massachusetts Ave
Denison
Take me back to dear old Cairo in the Kitty league
A nostalgic ballpark vignette blends rowdy crowd roars with a home run swing. The batter, mocked as rotten, is teased by bleachers and the stand before the captain escorts him to the doghouse. A pitcher laments returning to Cairo where crowds cheered and he felt like a winner.
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Catro
Dragon Noncontestant Leads Contested Continental Race
A fragmented report lists competitors including C. S. Johnston, Wallace Owen, Haynes, and Barclay with Dragon entries. Names appear alongside places Pennsylvania and Iowa, and race identifiers 7 N72J and 114. The text is partial and lacks clear outcomes or context.
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C. S. Johnston
Wallace Owen
Pennsylvania
W. Haynes
Dragon
Jas. G. Barclay Thomas
H. P. Branstetter
Hower
Johnson Boasts The Commission In Dissent
Special to The Sun from Cincinnati reports Ban Johnson again clashes with the National Baseball Commission over Mike Kelley, former Minneapolis manager, being deemed a free agent. Johnson says Kelley was tried by the American Association as Minneapolis president and manager, not as a player, and cannot appeal to the commission. He criticizes national authority interference.
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National Baseball Commission
Johnson
Mike Kelley
Minneapolis
Mr. Johnson
M. J. Kelley
American Association
St. Louis
Minneaplis
L. A. Lydiard
National Commission
Kelley
Wich
Baseball matchups listed for multiple leagues in one note
The schedule lists American Association games including Indianapolis at Kansas City and Columbus at Milwaukee. Other matchups include Toledo at Minneapolis and Louisville at St Paul. National League covers Chicago at Boston and Pittsburg at New York. American League features New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cleveland. Central League shows South Bend at Canton and Grand Rapids at Wheeling.
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Toledo
Ane
Seneeees
Minneapolis
Westercene
Ase
Ars
Columbus Veneer
Wees Iy
Kansas City
Eeeeees
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indiianapolis
Sencae Ateree
St. Paul
Erry Tees Onetlnena
Sost
Pet
Chicago
Wees
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Fone Searee
New York
Rt .T. Louis
Boston Staces
Washington Peace Ete Weenie
Wheeling Ee Eevee
Springfield Ae
Canton de Reeteeraese Ae
Evansville Aaeeeeee
I Terre Hauta Boa Sewseeaeens
Dayton Ereerrer Aeee Semene
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Eb Eeenereseees
American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
American League
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Castaway Fisher Clipped as Columbus Team Slumps
Johnny Fisher, baseball castaway released by Columbus, is fired and suspended amid mutinous mood among Senators and Champions. Fisher’s volatile presence blamed for slumps, misplays, and defeats, culminating in his overboard removal after a wild Kansas City game.
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Johnny Fisher
Columbus
Hamilton Couity
Louisville
Fisher
Senators
Jon
Kihm
Johnny
Kansas City
Clymer
Local Boys Move to Central League in Plucky Signings
An Indianapolis scout visited Washington park and Brighton Beach to pick promising players for the Central league. Pat O'Brien will join South Bend as Bush recovers, Bunny Hare may move to South Bend after salary talks, Levings is expected to Grand Rapids, with several more players possibly headed to Central league teams. Presidents hope to bolster rosters amid rising league interest.
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Indianapolis
Washington Park
Brighton Beach
Pat O'Brien
Canton
South Bend
Bush
Hare
Central
Levings
Hoosiers
Grand Rapids
Carson
Ancient Greek Pentathlon Revived by UC Athletes
San Francisco reports on a revived ancient Greek pentathlon at the University of California. Contestants wore flowing robes and displayed discus, javelin, running, jumping, and wrestling. A. E. Schultz set a discus record with over 60 yards, while F. L. Kreeberger excelled in javelin, sand racing, and wrestling. The piece hints Greek sports may join regular university programs.
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San Francisco
University of California
A. E. Schultz
F. L. Kreeberger
Rich Men to Meet in Polo Tourney
United Press reports leading polo clubs from America, with owners of ponies valued in the millions, will contest a national polo tournament at the Onownetsa club grounds in Lake Forest from July 19 to 27. Meadowbrook, Westchester, Rockaway, and teams from Chicago and New Orleans vie for titles as society interest swells, with notable figures including Vanderbilts and McCormicks fielding top players.
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America
Onownetsa Club
Lake Forest
Meadowbrook
New York
Reginald GC
Vanderbilt
Westchester
Rockaway Club
New Haven
Chicago
New Orleans
Walter W. Keith
J. Kirkman
Frederick McLaughlin
Sidney C. Love
R. R. McCormick
Charles Garfield King
The
Rays From The Baseball Spotlight Atop The News
Baseball notes from Columbus to Toledo include Freeman returning to home run form as Mancay sends one over the fence to beat Toledo. The Senators win in the tenth, Brewers rally with a Beville triple and costly bases on balls. St Paul tops the Colonels while Boston Americans brace with Tannehill. Sox overpower Highlanders in Chicago as World champions pair Orth and Moore for 16 hits. Pirates pursue Durgle while Murray’s team falls to the Cubs 1 0. Ewing puzzles Giants as Reds beat them 6 to 2 with Leach’s decisive sixth inning triple.
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Sox
Highlanders
Chicago
Orth
Moore
Mc Grath Smashes Hammer World Record at Celtic Park
Matthew J. Mc Grath of the New York A. C. broke the 16 pound hammer world record Sunday at Celtic Park with a 175 feet 8 inch throw from a seven foot circle. If valid, his mark would erase John J. Flanagan’s previous world record set on July 31, 1904, at the same ground.
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Grath
New York A. C
Celtic Park
McGrath
John J. Flanagan
Fire at Washington Park destroys clubhouse and grandstand
A blaze at Washington Park in the early hours destroyed the club house and part of the grandstand at the American League baseball park at Seventh street and Florida avenue Northwest. Several nearby outbuildings were damaged. the Maryland house hotel was saved. Loss estimated around $20,000.
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American League Baseball Park
Seventh St
Florida-ave, N. W
Springfield signs Dad McKean to help Dayton crippled team
Special to The Sun from Terre Haute Indiana reports Springfield signed Dad McKean former Dayton manager to bolster a crippled Dayton club. Dayton also added a pitcher from Tebeau Kansas City, whose name is not released.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Springfield
Dad” McKean
Dayton
Tebeau
Kansas City
Chicago Man Dies From Glidden Tour Accident Near Bryan
Thomas J. Clarke of Chicago, hurt when his car overturned on the Glidden automobile tour near Bryan Ohio last Thursday, died in Bryan the following night after receiving the last sacraments and a brief rally.
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Toledo
Thomas J. Clarke
Chicago
Bryan
Batteries and names listed across three cities
In Minneapolis and Milwaukee and St. Paul, several battery makers and distributors are listed with multiple personnel names. The text names Batteries Ford and Graham, Ecls and Abbott in Minneapolis. Batteries Wilson, Goodwin and Beville, Upp and Fohl in Milwaukee. and Batteries Farris and Laughlin, J. Durham and Slughes in St. Paul, with scattered numerical codes accompanying each entry.
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Minneapolis
RHE
Ford and Graham
Ecls
Abbott
Milwaukee
Columbus
Wilson, Goodwin and Beville
Upp and Fohl
St. Paul
Louisvile
Fatteries
Farris and Laughlin
J. Durham
Slughes
Fragmented Battery Listings Across Cities
The entry details mixed battery crew listings and codes for Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston St. Louis Chicago and Pittsburg with names Lundgren Moran Sparks Pevin Ewing Schlei McGinnity Ames Bowerman Beebe Noonan Needham Boukes Lush Frouime Marshall Petty Stevens Tannehill Criger White Altrock Sullivan Hart Orth Moore and Thomas among others, with various numeric codes.
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Chicago
Seackpress
New York
Seesseeeesee
Pittsburg
Tewanone
Philadelphia
Lundgren
Moran
Sparks
Pevin
Cincinnati
Ewing
Schlei
McGinnity
Ames
Bowerman
Brooklyn
Rhai Pittsburg
Broaklyn
Phillips and
Gibson
Scanlon
Bergen
Boston
St. Louis
Beebe
Noonan
Young and Needham
Boukes and
Needham
Lush, Frouime and
Marshall
Petty and Stevens
Tannehill and Criger
White, Altrock, Sullivan and
Hart
Orth, Moore and Thomas
Fragmentary racing card with scattered team and score data
Readable lines mention Terre Haute and South Bend with batteries teams and matchups. Wheeling and Cantean appear with prison and Philbin and other names. Data incomplete, listing multiple teams such as Batteries, McConnell, Clark, Dixon, Bliss, Fuller, Canton, Marquard, Holmes, Fer rias, and Tieman across locations Terre Haute Wheeling and Cantean without coherent results.
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Terre Haute
Springfield
Brosius and
McConnell
Cems and Clark
Grand Reds
Dixon, Bliss and Fuller
Rob Canton
South Bend
Wheeling
Prison and Philbin
Cantean— Rhe
Marquard and Holmes
Ferrias and
Tieman
Clash of oarsmen heading to national championship
New York reports a buildup to the national rowing championship in Philadelphia on August 9 and 10. Germany will be represented for the first time in years, sparking interest as records are searched and speed of the entrants assessed. The roster includes Adolph Muller of Woking, Berlin doubles, and the four oared crew of Carl Ernst Avon Gasa with Hoeller stroke and Gelthemmer Hoffman Boerger from Ken Hellens Rowing Club, Berlin.
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New York
Philadelphia
Germany
Adolph Muller
Woking Club
Berlin
Carl Ernst
Avon Gasa
R. Hoeller
G. G. Gelthemmer
G. Hoffman
R. Boerger
Ken
Hellens Rowing Club
Blues Fall To Hoosiers In Final Series Game
Kansas City July 16 The Blues lose to the Hoosiers as Walter Slagle’s curves disrupt the locals in a 5 0 contest Burke leads the Blues. McCarthy homers and Crutcher drives in a run as Indiana builds early lead. After the game the Hoosiers plan a trip via airship to St Paul for a week in Minnesota.
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Kansas City
Blues
Jimny Burke
Walter Slagle
Burkeites
Hoansters
Aeronaut Carr
St. Paul
Visitnars
Twin Cities
Blakers Take Two In Forfeit and Rally Wins
The Blakers won twice on Sunday taking two forfeited games from the Terre Haute Velvets who failed to appear and defeated the Big Four Sluggers 8 to 4. Battery details list Fallon and Hanty for the Blakers with Garvey and Manion for the Big Four. The Blakers seek games with any 17 or 18 year old team in the city and direct inquiries to Charlie Garvey at the Sun's sporting department.
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Blakers
Terre Haute Velvets
Fallon
Hanty
Big Four
Garvey
Manion
Charlies Garvey
Care Sporting Department of the Sun
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American Automobile Association For
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H. P
H. van Sickl'n Apperson
R. Otis
Pierce
R. D. Garden
H. A. Grant
Maxwell
T. J. Clark
Packard
Philip S. Flinn
C. Cabanne
Americ'n Mars
Orrel A. Parker
Royal
Dey
H. Paulman
R. Welch
Welch
Chas
E. Finlay
Geo. S. Salzman
Thomas
F. J. Pardee
American Mars
M. Hallowell
D. Chapin
Geo. M. Davis
Thomas P. Jones
H. H. Perkins
H. C. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Mitchell
Autocar
Lea
Walter
W. J. Howard
Oldsmobile
R. M. Owen
Reo
H. le. Lockwood
R. A. Ralmeyi
Reo Cossssneseee
M.E. B. Finch
Pungs-Finch
L. Paterson
Meteor
H.C. Tillotson
Stoddard- Dayton
Arthur N. Jarvis
Berlicet
R. H. Johnson
White
G. Kirkham
HL Tucker
J. W. Mears
Acme
Segessees
Gus G. Bues
A. M. Robbing
Aerocar
George F. Barr
Aerocarps
Walter ©. White. White
A. J. Scalfe
Chas. H. Burman Peerless
Bow
C. Straub
Peerless
Edward Noble
Haynes
A. N. Nutt
E. Dayton
Columbia
C. A. Coey
H. E. Coffin
H. O. Smith
G. S. Smith
Stoddart- Dayton
J. C. Zimmerman
Iaede
A. A
Internal Affairs
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National League
Central League
Evansville
Jonah
Brewers
Official
ERAL
F. L. Kleeberger
Polo Clubs of America
United Press Associations
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John Freeman
Beville
Durham
Colonels
Petty
Boston Americans
Tannehill
Pirates
Durgleby
Phillies
Murray
Cubs
Bob Ewing
Giants
Reds
Strang
Leach
Matthew J. Mc
Maryland House
H. J. Huder
Oor
Penn
Wash
Thomas J. Clark
Bryan, O
Semale
Table Hoosiers
Mr. Crutcher
Sis
Ries
Burke
McCarthy
Johnny McCarthy
James Algernon Burke
McBride
Slaglé
Hopke
Slagle
Cook
Kruger
Himes
Carr
Lindsay
Howley
Crutcher
Philanthrople
Pazsen
Coulter
Hooke
A.ryr
H. E
Saseeeree McCarty
Age Kerwin
Beckley
Huelsman
If Kruger
Beeen
Eeene Burke
Leahy
Barca
Ook
E Coulter
Waet
Williams
Scene Hopke
Rene Seeeee
Hopkke
Werden
Harry Levinson
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