Battered Hoosiers Set For Washington Park Return
The Hoosiers, battered after a Western trip, return to Washington park next week to face Toledo in a four game series and then a three game set at Louisville. Cantillon’s Minneapolitans press the pennant race while Doyle’s Brewers show strong form in an improving A A league. Perrine joins the Millers as Siegle returns to the outfield and the pivot in a tight standings chase.
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Indianapols
Washington Park
Toledo
Hoosiers
Senators
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Joe Cantillon
Washington
Millers
Perrine
Brewers
Doyle
Siegle
Himes
Carr
Louisville
Carritos
Rays From the Baseball Spotlight in Midweek Action
The Kokomo-Bherpesyville stars played two Sunday games at Brighton Beach with A B C strong local colored team in a 13 inning draw against Irankfort as Mallicoat held the opponents to no hits until the 11th and darkness ended play. Bluffton shut out Kokomo Sharpes ville 1 0 at Bluffton. The Indiana Ohio Baseball league formed Friday in Indianapolis with members Richmond Bluffton Decatur Portland Hartford City and Van Wert Ohio. a schedule to be set Monday in Muncie as other cities consider joining.
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Burns Relates Ring Talk With Squires After Bout
The report quotes Burns recounting a postfight exchange with Bill Squires in which Burns taunts him about travel pace and fitness. Squires, defeated, sits in his dressing room with head in his hands, remarking he was handed tea acts and expressing hope for luck in future matches.
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Remarkable boxing draw fuels feud and taunts in Milwaukee
In a vivid Milwaukee exchange, a boxer recalls knocking Mike Schreck down four times during a bout that ended in a controversial draw. Referee Pollock and Schreck’s manager were reportedly dining together in Chicago the same evening. The rival declared another decisive win, while the insider framed the draw as a native son verdict amid lingering disputes.
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Squires
Mike Schreck
Milwaukee
Pollock
Chicago
Detroit
English Loses Close Decision In Fort Wayne Bout
Lowell, Massachusetts boxer Jim Gardner defeats Clarence English of Omaha in ten rounds. Gardner lands harder blows and shows speed, nose bleeder in fifth round, English's crouching defense effective but unable to land heavy jabs. Final rounds see both fighters exchange punishment. Kid Wilson knocks out Fred Dillon in prelim.
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Fort Wayne
Kid Wilson
Baltimore
Fred Dillon
Cleveland
Kid Goodman
Boston
Smoky City Wins Furor as Glidden Tour Grips Pittsburgh
On July 20 Pittsburg residents applauded the Smoky City as the Glidden tour ranking topped the field after rough Alpine climbs. Several cars faced penalties with No. 25 Sid Black, No. 28 P. Garth, No. 41 J. C. Kirkham and No. 55 F. N. Nutt dropping out. a shooting incident near Unity involved car No. 42 R. H. Tucker, who heard two shots but they wounded no one. Team scores placed Pittsburg C at 181-5, New York Motor Club 2422-5, Westchester 3491-3, Chicago 358, Cleveland 387, Auto Club of America 501%, Detroit 792%.
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Wabash and Purdue to clash in Lafayette on Oct 12
Wabash College will meet Purdue University on Stuartfield in Lafayette on October 12. The Scarlet will not use freshmen or fourth-year men to comply with conference rules.
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Battle of Clans Sunday Morning In Amateur Baseball
The Irish Commercial league clash at River side Sunday morning could decide the leadership. Crowds and bitter feuding mark the game with umpire Billy Donovan facing police protection. Shea uses authority to appoint Donovan amid disputes with K F M and Y M S factions. Lehr will pitch for the Y M S, Moran or Connor for K F M, with McBraughton and Sheridan as the other umpires.
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Hanlon Leaves Cincinnati Reds in Name Only
Baltimore report says Ned Hanlon intends to retire at season's end as John Ganzel slated to take over. Hanlon, aging and fortune secure, has long been manager in name, with President Herrmann effectively directing personnel decisions and the club's fortunes.
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Sportlets Bayard Sharpe Hit by Curve in Game
Bayard Sharpe first baseman for New ark was struck on the head by a Tom Hughes curve and lay unconscious for about half an hour. Doctors fear complications. The report also notes managers commenting on batting and pitching, with Ed Walsh in strong form and trades noted including Boston Americans purchasing Pitcher Bessau for $2,000.
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Newark
Tom Hughes
Saturday's Games Across American Leagues
In the American Association Indianapolis faces St Paul while Columbus meets Minneapolis and Toledo travels to Milwaukee Louisville plays Kansas City. The National League features Chicago at New York Pittsburg at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Brooklyn. In the American League Boston versus Chicago New York at St Louis Washington vs Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit. Central League matchups include Grand Rapids at Canton South Bend at Wheeling Springfield vs Evansville and Dayton at Terra Haute.
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Scouts Shun A A American Association Talent Pool
Scouts stay away from the A A as major league teams hunt in other leagues. Most major leaguers on A A rosters are aging or backslid stars, while managers seek young prospects with development potential. Few pitchers in the A A are deemed major league material, and catching ranges vary, with many veterans filling in.
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Cleveland
Armbuster
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Millers
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Washington
O'Dell Sold to Reds and Trainer Emphasis
Alfred O'Dell, Lancaster Tristate third baseman, was sold to the Cincinnati Reds. Jimmy Burke succeeds as Kansas City manager. In Chicago, Eddie Hahn collected a double and single with a walk and sacrifice, then struck out. Idebhardt and Smith dueled 12 innings in Cleveland without a run.
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Lancaster Tristate
Cincinnati Reds
Jimmy Burke
Kansas City
Chicago
Eddie Hahn
Idebhardt
Smith
Cleveland
Former Ball Player Heads Elks Ruling Body
Philadelphia July 2 Scores of ball players cheer the election of John K Tener of Charleroi Pa as exalted ruler of the grand lodge of Elks at its Philadelphia session Tener is a former player who was with Anson's Chicago team that toured the world in 1888 89 and later pitched for Pittsburgh during the Brotherhood era He is now bank president and treasurer of a trust company in Charleroi
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John K. Tener
Charleroi
Cars and drivers swarm Indianapolis garages
Edward Showers and family left for Chicago in a Marmon touring car and will return via Springfield Illinois next week. A Gibson Automobile company shipment brought several Ford cars, with J R Johnson among new touring car buyers. R G Heywood of New Orleans bought a Ford after arriving in town. Various locals including W H St John O P Mercer and C S Crocker purchased Fords or Premiers. Henry G Gentry and W Talge noted owners, while Fred Matthews and G M La Salle joined with Premier and Ford models.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
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Ill
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Wabash
Do You Recognize 'Em A Pinpe Cobh A List of Surnames
A compact catalog lists nicknames and humorous descriptions linked to surnames such as Shaw Leach Lush Nealon Brain Killian Young Stone Storke Parent Wagner Waddell Turner Marshall Lord Sparks Rickey Bernhard Needham Byrne Chase Tinker Bender Glade Payne Bell Seymour Clymer Nicholls Overall Owem. Each entry pairs a descriptor with a surname in a playful newspaper style. The piece reads like a quiz or feature item listing notable nicknames and traits.
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Grand Battle as Hoosiers Fall to Saints in Ninth
In St Paul on July 24 the Hoosiers lingered in a cellar clash with the Saints, falling 1 0 to 0 in the ninth after Howley muffed a critical assist. Criss out pitched Slagle, allowing three hits while the locals collected five off Slagle, including a homer by Criss. The turning play came when Howley dropped a tieing chance on a double by Frisk, sealing the visitors fate.
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Park View Sanatorium Offer Covers Cancer and Related Diseases
Treatment services at Park View Sanatorium include cancer, skin, uterine, and rectal diseases. Dr. L. T. Leach, affiliated with New York and California clinics, leads medical efforts.
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Have You Tried a Helen Byron Smoke for 10c
Leahy and Co of Cincinnati Ohio promote a high grade Helen Byron tobacco smoke offered at ten cents. The ad emphasizes quality and value from the Ohio manufacturer.
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Cincinnati
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