Local Club Worsened Deals Hurt Indianapolis Team
The Indianapolis club under manager Carr faced a series of questionable releases and trades that left the team weak and in last place. Critics blame strategic missteps like releasing Silent Bill Hook and Johnny Duggan, trading O'Brien for Tommy McCarthy, and favoring Coffey over Lewis. Contracts and releases since June 23, 1910 show exchanges with Louisville Milwaukee Minneapolis and other clubs.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Carr
Silent Bill Hook
Johnny Duggan
Kuepper
Daggar
T. M. Chivington
American Association
M. O. Bridges
Frank Oberlin
O. D. Pickering
Whitney Powers
Milwaukee
Phil Lewis
Albert Spencer
Minneapolis
Leo Sage
John O’neil
Claude Rossman
St. Paul
W. J. Kelley
W. J. Schwa
Race problem discussed by London papers
London papers debate the Jeffries Johnson fight at Reno and reactions in Britain. The Times Telegraph and the Afternoon Star criticize lynchings and anti negro violence while arguing for racial restraint and question the English public mood toward white American resentment after the victory of Johnson over Jeffries.
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London
Reno
America
Americans
London Afternoon Star
United States
The
Star
Roosevelt
England
Egypt
London Times
Times
Johnson
Telegraph
Stars and Stripes
Millers Win Third Straight Over Columbus
Minneapolis took the third straight from Columbus yesterday 5 to 8. Rossman's hitting sealed the win with key hits in the fourth and seventh innings after two outs. Mahling, acquired from Wilkesbarre in a Quinlan trade, provided solid work while Quinlan refused to report to Wilkesbarre pending a salary dispute.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Rossman
Mahling
Wilkesbarre
Quinlan
Quinluan
HENS Win in Tenth in Toledo Thriller
In Toledo on July 16 MeceCuarthy tripled in the tenth after Chech relieved Gehbr ing and Land singled to score the winning run. Toledo tied the score in the eighth.
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Hens
Toledo
MeceCuarthy
Chech
Gehbring
Land
Gloze Holds Blues Safe and Game is Won
Indianapolis beats the Blues 3 to 0 at Washington Park in the third meeting, ending a eight game skid. Ralph Glaze pitched for the locals while Brandom started for the Blues before Campbell finished. Delahanty Howley Murch Williams Chadbourne and Coffey contribute as Glaze threads a tight game with timely hits and errors by the Blues in later innings.
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Blues
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Washington Park
Tribe
Carrites
Ralph Glaze
Ralph
Glaze
Brandom
Southpaw
Campbell
Delahanty
Howley
Murch
James
Williams
Chadbourne
Coffey
Hayden
Owens
Essick
Rhoades
Cocash
Hizzoner Owens
Shannon
Ieesaten Battery
Hunter
Love
Petes Smoot
Aw Eeeoserne
Lurbeau
Downey
Ewes
Indianapolis CP
Ental
fTey
Carr
Beens
Seeee
Innnings
Chad Stolenbourne
Hunter Barbeau
Owen
van Syckle
Pari Mutuels Salvation of Racing Game
Chicago owner John Condon of Harlem race track says no open betting will return in Illinois but envisions pari mutuel machines as the sport’s salvation. He notes recent improvements at Harlem and Worth, and declines plans to reopen soon while stressing CHAOS in local racing policy.
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Chicago
Illinois
John Condon
Harlem
Harlem Trace
Mr. Condon
Worth
Mack Eyes Russell Return In Athletics Trade Talks
Connie Mack has reopened negotiations with Baltimore for Lefty Russell, star pitcher of the Eastern league. Baltimore resists until the league race is settled. Mack may bid big in cash if the Athletics drop a few games.
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Connie Mack
Baltimore
Lefty Russell
Russell
Connie
Athletics
Fisher sold to Louisville Americans joins team in Louisville
President Hedges of the St. Louis Americans announced the sale of outfielder Fisher to the Louisville team in the American association. Fisher departed St. Louis last night to report to Louisville, having spent about a year with the St. Louis club after coming from Omaha in the Western league.
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ST. Louis
Hedges
St. Louis Americans
Fisher
Louisville
Omaha
Brewers Outplay Milwaukee In Seventh Game Victory
In Louisville on July 16 the home team outplayed Milwaukee in the third game of the series winning easily. Schardt and McGlynn drew multiple hits while Hala pitched well. Pickering and Hughes provided strong batting and Magee steady fielding. A double header closes the visitors series today.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Schardt
McGlynn
Hala
Pickering
Hughes
Magee
Hinrichsen Sold to Reds After Galveston Trade
Davenport July 16 George Hinrichsen former Illinois catcher was sold by Galveston to the Cincinnati National League club and is to report to the Reds at season end.
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Davenport
George Hinrichsen
University of Illinois
Galveston
Texas
Cincinnati
Reds
Ohio State League to Be Strengthened and Expanded
The Newark Ohio State League club will be reinforced as a form of the Indianapolis American Association team and players may move to Newark for development. The Lima club serves as a training farm for Columbus with the Lan caster club adding Heine Peitz, boosting league strength and pace.
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Newark
Ohio
Indianapolis
American Association
Lima
Columbus
Lancaster
Heine” Peitz
Watkins
Meyer
Ohio State League
Hildreth Leads as Turf Winner in New York
In New York on July 16 Sam C. Hildreth topped the list of winning race horse owners with 141000 in purses and stakes. Dalmatian’s victory in the Iroquois Stakes at the Empire track moved him ahead of James R. Keene. Only two horses, Dalmatian and Sager, started the race with Dalmatian drawing away to finish ahead.
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New York
Sam C. Hildreth
Hildreth
James R. Keene
Donlin Returns as Giants Hope for Pennant
On July 16 New York reports Mike Donlin arriving from Europe aboard the Majestic. He predicts the Giants will win the pennant but says he will not return to play now. Donlin and his wife Mabel Hite Donlin plan to resume life after a vacation abroad.
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New York
Giants
Mike Donlin
Majestic
Donlin
Mabel Hite
My. Donlin
Baseball scores from major leagues and minors
American Association results show Indianapolis 3 Kansas City 0, Toledo 6 St Paul 5, Minneapolis 5 Columbus 3, Louisville vs Milwaukee 0. American League games list Washington 7 Detroit 3, New York 8 Cleveland 7, Philadelphia 2 St Louis 0, Boston 6 Chicago 2. National League includes Cincinnati 5 Boston 1, Pittsburg 8 New York 7, Brooklyn St Louis rain, Philadelphia Chicago rain. Central League yields Fort Wayne 7 Wheeling 1, South Bend 2 Terre Haute L, Grand Rapids 4 Evansville L, Dayton 6 Zanesville 0.
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American Association
Minneapois
St Paul
Toledo
Sane
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapois
Louisville Wee Tees
Chicago New York
Wee
Pittsburg
Macinniti
Boston
Sas Eersteene
Detroit
Washington
AGS
Cleveland Nares
Chicago
Peters Oy
St. Louis Ee
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Terre Haute
Evansville
Nee
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Zanesville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn-St. Louis
American League
Saturday's Games Across Baseball Standings and Matchups
The schedule lists nationwide matchups including Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville Minneapolis at Columbus St Paul at Toledo Washington at Detroit Cleveland at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Pittsburg Wheeling at Ft Wayne Terre Haute at South Hend Evansville at Grand Rapids Zanesville at Dayton
De Palma Sets Hill Climb Record at Plainfield NJ
Ralph De Palma powered his 175 horsepower Mephistopheles to victory at the Plainfield New Jersey Automobile Club hill climb on July 9. He completed the Watchung mountain mile in 1 minute 20 seconds, eight seconds faster than the former record, adding to a year of record-breaking hill climbs and road race wins.
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Ralph de Palma
Plainfield
N. J
Automobile Club
Watchung Mountain
Mephistopheles
Entry blanks issued for auto classic on Vanderbilt cup course
New York July 16 entry blanks issued for three auto events the Vanderbilt cup race Long Island Sweepstakes and Wheatley Hills trophy race to be run on the Vanderbilt cup course on Long Island in October. The Vanderbilt class C 301 to 450 and 451 to 600 cubic inches displacements with a 12.64 mile course run 22 times three thousand dollar and two thousand dollar prizes accompany the events.
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New York
Long Island
Vanderbilt
Wheatley Hill
Cubs Unveil New Playset With Quick Home Relay
Chicago's Cubs debut a new maneuver where Johnny Kling fields and fires to second, while Johnny Evers or Joe Tinker covers home. The instant Kling releases the ball the infield shifts to beat a scorer from third, showcasing speed and coordination.
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Cubs
Johnny Kling
Johnny Evers
Joe Tinker
Kling
Evers
Tinker
Terre Haute Two Year Pace Finishes Thrill Crowd
Rain halted events at Terre Haute on Friday after fast heats in the 2 06 pace and 2 11 trot. Walter W edged favorites in the 2 06 pace while Alice Roosevelt and Geers delivered strong drives. Nathan B nosed Walton Boy in a late 2 22 pace thriller that kept the crowd tense for Saturday action.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Baron Whips
Murphy
Walter W
Geers
Alice Roosevelt
Dean
Walton Boy
Nathan B
McMahon
B. x
Little Frank
Irene
King Wilton
R. FL
King Maker
Robinson
Tony Swift
Rockie
Macold
Shetod
C. m
the Searcher
Piops
Br. S
Tiger Lily
Blk. m
Selvage
Elleretta
B. m
Fenelon
Colin D and
Anvil
D. S
Silver Maid
Lulu Arion
Ch. F
Peter the Great
Lulu
Arion
J. E. Benyon
Umpire Thomas Hanly Rejoins Central Association
Paris Ky July 16 former Umpire Thomas Hanly of the Bluegrass league who resigned for health reasons due to western climate has been signed by President Ussery and officiated Friday in the Paris Richmond game. Umpire Reiser of Louisville was released.
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Paris
Thomas Hanly
Central Association
Ussery
Reiser
Louisville
Peerless 1911 lineup introduces six cylinder torpedo car
The Peerless Motor Car company announces its 1911 line led by a six cylinder 50 horsepower torpedo with a 136 inch wheel base. The range includes touring cars roadster phaeton pony tonneau limousine and landaulet with the demi limousine as the top price model.
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Peerless
Peerless Motor Car Company
Blues and Newark Club Take Stock As Series Near End
The Blues prepare for a decisive Saturday matinee with Indianapolis as Cheney takes the mound for the Blues and Rhoades Campbell or Essick follow. Barbeau sustains a cheek injury yet shines at shortstop while Spike Shannon enjoys career-best form after a winter restraint. The Newark club purchase aims to develop young players for the local club, not to aid current roster stability.
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Blues
Cheney
Indianapolis
Rhoades, Campbell
Essick
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