Fourth straight for blues as Hoosiers take series finale
The Roosters defeated the Blues 5 4 to close the series, four straight for Indianapolis. Curtis pitched well after the third inning, but Hess and the Blues bullpen faltered. Morán, Thoney, and Friel sparked late offense as Donahue, Moran, and Brane steady the Blues defensively in a tight loss.
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Roosters
Bluez
Irwin
Indianapolis
Hess
Afer Moran
McCraery
Friel
Donahue
McCreery
Farrell
Thoney
Curtis
Royal Welcome for May Sutton in Los Angeles
Special to the Sun. May Sutton world tennis champion returns to Los Angeles to a unique local welcome. California celebrates her rise from awkward beginner to top player, noting four Sutton sisters in the sport and her record of undefeated status and American championship victories.
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the Sun
Los Angeles
Cal
May Sutton
California
All California
Pasadena
Sutton
America
Umpire Power Heats Up As Baseball Czar In Contention
Boston July 2 The umpire question dominates sport talk with managers and players urging clarity and restraint. The piece cites Johnstone Barry O Day and Kling disputes on calls, noting tempers flare, penalties are misapplied, and a remedy is needed to curb umpire abuse and inconsistent judgment on the field.
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Boston
Mass
John Rockefeller
Hon
Roosevelt
Far East
Kelsey
Johnstone
Cy Seymour
Chicago
Barry
O'Day
Hank
Fust
Kling
Buddy Ryan Wins Welterweight Title in Twentieth Round
In San Francisco on Wednesday night Buddy Ryan of Chicago claimed the welterweight championship after a dramatic twentieth round against George Peterson. Peterson was knocked down repeatedly and his seconds finally threw in the sponge as Ryan delivered a decisive left to the jaw. The fight featured a late surge by Ryan as Peterson was floored multiple times in the nineteenth round but rose before the count. The sponge ended the bout with Ryan the champion. The piece also lists the best hitting team in the league with players from Chicago New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia and New York among others.
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Cripps-M'Rae Press Association
Peterson
Chance
Chicago
Evers
Devin
New York
Wagner
Pittsburg
Hall
Brooklyn
Seymour
Cincinnati
Titus
Philadelphis
Bresos- Ben
Fastest boat in the world is open to meet all comers
On Walnutst a crowd gathers around a boy who is proudly riding a bicycle. One child’s head is bandaged and there are blood splashes on his face, while another boy exclaims that Larry hit him with a foul ball earlier, causing the incident to be noticed by the onlookers.
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Walnutst
Larry
Winton Automobile Launch
Alexander Winton
Barney Oldfield
Earl Kiser
Winton
Cleveland
Napier Li
Batteries and standings from the American Association games
Standings and lineups from St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee and other cities feature batteries like Evans Sullivan Ford Marahali Kellum Zearfoss and McFarland Grady Leever Flaherty Peltz Bowerman Chesbro McGuire Rhodes Olmstead Criger White Bullivan and others. Thursday games include Indianapolis Milwaukee Toledo St Paul Louisville Kansas City Columbus Minneapolis and more with results and pairings across the Central and National Leagues.
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Ford
Marahali
Kellum
Zearfoss
Milwaukee
Louisville
Dougherty
Beville
Ferguson and
Shaw
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Leever, Flaherty and Peltz
Taylor and Bowerman
Crevemno
Cleveland
Boston
Joes
Buelow
Winters
Criger
Gibson
Ambruster
Rhodes
Semis
Olmstead
Chicago
New York
White and
Bullivan
Chesbro and
McGuire
Detroit
Buchanan and
Budgen
Wadell and Schreck
Grand Rapids and Dayton Batteryman Game Three Scoreline
In Grand Rapids the first game shows a score sequence with Dayton trailing. Batteries were Miller and Livingston for the home side with Williams and Tieman in support. The second game lists Grand Rapids scoring six runs to Dayton three, with Miller Barber and Andeans Johns Hawkins noted among batteries.
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Bouth Berd
Williams and Tieman
Miller
Livingston
Grand
Mystery First Baseman and Amateur Medals in Baseball
A fragmented column describes Connie Mack signing a Brandywine third baseman named Ryan who played under an assumed name Knight, plus sidelights on Home Plate jokes, Ames and Plate, and Kansas City second baseman “Charles” whose real name is Raymond. It notes amateur status, medals, and suspected identity concealment.
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Ata
Knight
Connie Mack
Mack
Brandywine
Connie
Athletica
Charles
Kansas City American Association
Kansas City
Athlets Union
Eastern Collegiate Association
Raymond
Worry and Wit Mark Baseball Leaders and Kelly's Jest
The piece extols the calm, scoring prowess of clever players who avoid responsibility while captains and owners fret. Jake Stahl’s management era sinks him, while Jimmie Collins and the champions face tough luck and tough clubs. Mike Kelly stays upbeat, responding to a heckler with a lighthearted quip about strawberries and ice cream.
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Lell
Jake Stahl
Stahl
Jake
Washington
Jimmie Collins
Aragon
Collins
Cleveland
Ito
Chicago
Athletics
Yeas
Larry
Mike Kelly
Kelly
Many Stars Gone From Early American League Roster List
The American League expanded from the Western League in 1900s but now has 71 players who were with it then. The list names players like Sugden Chicago now with St Laws Buffalo and others such as Powers Philadelphia, Davis Philadelphia, Bartsel Philadelphia, Seybold Philadelphia, Patterson Chicago, Patten Washington, Heydon Washington, Eberfeld New York, Schaefer Detroit, Holmes Chicago, Conroy Milwaukee, Waddell Detroit, Frick Detroit, and Teague noted for six years of continuous service.
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tSugden
Chicago
St. Laws
Ehreck
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Powers
Indianapolis
Davis
Minneapolis
I Bartsel
Andiarapolis
Seybold
Ndiarapolis
Mabel Chicago
Patterson
Patten
Heydon
Washington
O'Laary
Britt Works Hard for Sullivan Bout
Jimmy Britt trains intensely for the July 21 match with Kid Sullivan. Nat Goodwin joins in, while Britt and trainer Krelling are pictured in a playful hauling match as Britt maintains peak fitness from his Betting Nelson bout.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Ban Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Kid Sullivan
Nelson
Jimmy
Nat Goodwin
Britt
Krelling
Clarke and Seymour Lead League in Triples with Ten Each
A sweeping sports roundup notes Clarke and Seymour atop the league with ten triples apiece. Bad Bill Dablan hits five home runs, Magee and McGanni four each, while Maloney leads stolen bases with nine. Mentions of trades, pitcher Magee’s dismissal by Manager Harley, and upcoming bouts and matches populate the column, with Toronto and Chicago notes and a Vancouver fight date for Tommy Tracy versus Jack Karna on July 25.
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Clarke and
Seymour
Bad Bill Dablan
Magee and
McGanni
Tommy Tracy
Col.Hopkins
Jack Karna
Vancouver
Wash
Dr Haines Cure Promoted as Quick Alcohol Remedy
An advertisement claims a home remedy that allegedly cures drunkenness in one day with a free trial. It cites testimonials from multiple states praising the cure and offers Dr Z W Haines at 47 Glenna Building Cincinnati Ohio to send a free trial package for verification of its effects.
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Pendleton
Rocky Mountain
Dr. Haines
Agnes Carroll
Caledonia
Minn
Mattie Balking
Vanceburg
Augsband
Mary L. Haris
Lewiston
N. C
Mabel Zink
Satem
Oregon
Z. W. Haines
Glenna Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
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