Indianapolis Triumphs In Errorless Game Over Kansas City
In a low scoring affair Indianapolis edged Kansas City 5 to 4 after a series of miscues by Kansas City. Hoosiers built a lead with timely hits and strong defense while Hartzell, Motz and McFarland contributed key plays to seal the win. Kansas City battled back with late innings but could not overcome the deficit. Attendance reached 500 as the two clubs split the double header.
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Reilly
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Philadelphia Batteries July 4 190? Team Lineup
Fragmentary sports note lists Batteries players Cunningham Wood Zimmer Fraser McFarland. Another lineup shows Batteries Griffith Donahue Meckin Warner R H E Bi and BouI with unclear wording. A third item mentions Boston and Batteries Powell Criger Killen Clarke.
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Cunningham, Wood,Zimmer
Fraser, McFarland
Griffith, Donahue, Meckin, Warner
Boston
Powell
Criger
Killen
Clarke
Baseball Roundup Skews to Mixed Results Across Leagues
Miller and Motz batted 1.0 percent as Kansas City faces Indianapolis while Cleveland inches toward finishing its schedule. References to Corcoran clashing with McGraw, Pittsburgh beating Brooklyn, and Columbus rebranding as Grand Rapids appear amid a flurry of boxing notes and racing results. Indictments of Hawthorne bookmakers, Shade On’s Detroit stakes victory, and college notes on Choynski McCoy, plus Cincinnati outfield surplus, cap the digest.
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New Orleans
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Kansas City Convention Dream Denied by Indiana Leader
Kansas City businessmen claimed a letter from Indiana National Democratic committeeman John R. Wilson that pledged support for Kansas City if Indianapolis did not pursue the convention. Wilson denies knowing of any Kansas City effort and says a decision on a national convention is premature.
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Kansas City
Indiana
John R. Wilson
Indianapolis
Mr. Swofford
National Democratic Party
Gold Wing
Wilson
Jay Gould's Bones and the Dreyfus Affair Clash
Paris news attacks Jay Gould in a sensational personal history piece. It cites Count Castellane's Dreyfus stance and labels Gould an American sharper. The column jokes that Gould once stole a thief's jimmy after a break in.
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le Siecle
Jay Gould
Count Castellane
Dreyfus
United States
Gould
Jimmy
Nageleisen Dies After Gasoline Heater Explosion
Walter Nageleisen aged 20 of 717 Indiana Ave died Tuesday evening from burns suffered July 8 in the Cham p ion shop refining plant explosion at W Tenth Street and the Belt. Lizzie Hoerger also died after the same blast. Nageleisen was initially thought not seriously hurt and will be buried in Zionsville.
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Indiana Ave
Champion Shop
W.tenth St
Lizzie Hoerger
Nageleisen
Zionsville
Shamrock Wins 40 Mile Yacht Race and Jockey Finishes
Sloane will not ride again till Aug 5. Little Jockey Reiff won two firsts and a third Tuesday. The Shamrock challenger beat Britannia in a 40 mile spin by nearly 20 minutes and is regarded as the fastest yacht afloat. Jimmy Davis took second in the one mile handicap at Brazil, Tuesday, winning by a diamond badge. 2 was scratch man Chance.
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Reiff
Shamrock
Jimmy Davis
Brazil
Diamond Badge
Dr J S Jordan offers world renowned pulmonary care
Dr J S Jordan and staff advertise a national reputation for treating pulmonary diseases with advanced electric appliances and the Lung Renovator. He claims cures for cancer and other ailments, offers free examinations, and accepts patients from across the United States by mail or in person at Indianapolis Indiana.
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United States
Dr. Jordan
Jordan
Bright
Indianapolis
World’s Congress
Washington
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