Indians Fall To Blundering Loss In Friday Game
In a chaotic contest Indianapolis struggled to bat as Barnes and Lee pitched well for the Indians, but misplays and misfields doomed them. The score reflected a wobbling afternoon with errors behind the pitchers and a single run scoring on Kansas City misplays.
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Finnegan
Hinnissey
Bedad
Watkins
Flynn
Shortstop
Han’sum Barnes
Dungan
Hartsel
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Barnes
Lee
Hemphill
Wagner
Schaeffer
O’brien
Farrel
Necens Coughlin
Stewart
Gonding
Foster Aid
Seaabe
Hogrever
Rfeaee
Hartse
Geler
Beybold
Maxoon
Bee Heydon
E Flynn
Hickey
Madison Hacen Eel
Madison
Heydon
Farrell
Seybold
Wagener
Coughlin
Dwyer
Milwaukee Fails to Match Buffalo Victory Ride
Fragmentary sports blurb notes Milwaukee unable to duplicate Buffalo win on Thursday. Partial scores and player references appear as garbled text including erratic markings and breaks, with no clear final result or context provided.
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Buffalo
Milwaukee
Rettgér
Igue 5s standings and club results from city games
Standings show Brooklyn defeating Philadelphia 89 to 46 then Pittsburgh 40 to Chicago. Cincinnati and St Louis games listed with tight scores. Boston and New York results are provided with varied margins.
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Brooklyn
Osesseneee
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
New York
National League Games Report From City Stadiums
Summary of NL results across Brooklyn Philadelphia New York and Boston Chicago games. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 8 to 7 with Dunn allowing a key inning. Philadelphia edged Pittsboro 7 to 4 as Chesbro and OConner supported strong hitting. St Louis avoided a whitewash in New York 3 to 2 behind Carrick Warner and Criger. Chicago routed Boston 8 to 3 with Lewis and Sullivan powering the offense.
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Dunn
Cincinnati
Scott and Hood
Farrell
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Razer
Douglass
Chesbro
O'Conner
New York
St. Louis
Carrick and Warner
Jones
Criger
Boston
Chicago
Lewis
Lewis and Sullivan
Taylor and Donohue
Mansfield Overpowers Youngstown In Interstate League
Mansfield defeated Youngstown 7 to 1 and 3 to 2 in league play. Fort Wayne beat New Castle 4 to 3 while Toledo triumphed 4 to 3 over Columbus. Dayton edged Wheeling 3 to 1 in another Interstate League matchup.
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Mansfield
Youngstown
Fort Wayne
New Castle
Toledo
Columbus
Dayton
Wheeling
Standards Prep For Saturday Showdown At 3 30
Milligan or aGroner will pitch Saturday at 3 30. Flynn struggled Friday and must improve. Magoon kept his batting eye with two hits on a day when hits were scarce. The Standards beat the Ittenbach cutters Friday 5 to 2. Batteries Shee hy Pickett McCarthy Howard and Bowers. The Standards seek games with teams under 15. Address J Sheehy 846 English Ave.
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Ittenbach Cutters
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McGovern Bernstein bout offered by New York club manager
Jim Kennedy of the Twentieth Century Athletic Club in New York proposes a purse for a forthcoming fight between Terry McGovern and Joe Bernstein. Miss Bessie Anthony, 17, wins western women golf title at Owentsia after only a year of play. Tom Ryan and Jack Moffatt anticipated to clash in San Francisco on September 7. Rain cancels Friday racing in Detroit and Davenport. The Prince of Wales Diamond Jubilee sails to Eclipse Stakes victory at Sandown Park, also collecting $50,000.
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Jim Kennedy
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
New York
Terry McGovern
Joe Bernstein
Bessie Anthony
Evanston Golf Club
Owentsia
Campaign Kickoff Fires Up Local Republicans
The O. P. Morton club opened the campaign with a pointed speech Friday night. Col. Durbin criticized Democrats, while Attorney-general Taylor shaded toward heated rhetoric and mapped out Democratic history. Fred Landis of Logansport kept the crowd light, praising the Kansas City convention as Bryan’s best gathering since Coxey’s army, and blasting Croker and Van Wyck as trust villains.
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Adlai Stevenson
Fred Landis
Logansport
Kansas City
Bryan
Coxey
Croker
van Wyck
Schoolhouses to be named by board action at meeting
The school board on Friday night added Mr. Sickles to the committee to protect school No. 3 from demolition for a new federal building until the last moment. Buildings will be named and the names carved above doors. C. W. Merrill showed a life size portrait of the late Catherine Merrill, and one building will be named for Miss Merrill.
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Mr. Sickles
The Gess Case Dropped Over Malpractice Suit Talk
An attorney advised by Mrs. Anna Gess considers there is insufficient basis for a lawsuit against the city for alleged malpractice by Dr. Brown, dispensary interne, and expects to drop the matter.
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Anna Gess
Brown
Diamond Necklace Stolen From Mrs Palmer in Paris
Mrs Potter Palmer of Chicago reported to police that a $17,000 diamond necklace was stolen from her Champs Elysees rooms Thursday night while she was away. No clues were found.
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Paris
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Champs Elysees
27 Miles Swim From Afton to St Louis Proposed
John G Myers plans a 27 mile Mississippi River swim from Afton to St Louis on Tuesday to defend a wager. He previously completed the same distance in five hours 87 minutes. The feat must be under five hours to win. Sam Harris, McGovern manager, may accept Erne challenge for lightweight title at 133 pounds and seeks to cancel McGovern dates.
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John G. Myers
Mississippi River
Afton
New York
Sam Harris
Terry McGovern
Frank Erne
Harris
McGovern
Roosevelt and Bryan to Speak on Labor Day Platform
Chicago July 21 Theodore Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan are expected to share the platform at the labor day demonstration of the building trades council. The committee reports favorable replies from Debs Mason and Mayor Rose of Milwaukee with McKinley invited but not yet replied.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Chicago
Building Trades’ Council
Mr. Bryan
Eugene V. Debs
Wm. E. Mason
Rose
Milwaukee
McKinley
City Life Briefs and Local Notices
Lieut Robt T Oliver of the artillery battalion to organize a band. Recruiting station orders to enlist men for foreign hospital service. A new provision admits men who wear glasses. Marion county Sunday school association to hold a normal bible institute in Roberts park church Sept 24 28. Railroads M D Woodford reports better business last year. Flora Johnson sues M S Huey company for 16000 for loss of three fingers in a dove tailing machine. F O Billings appointed to fill term of VP Verflinger I T U. Paying union membership now 32105. Thomas E Dawson famed auctioneer dies at 237 W Washington st. Funeral Sunday afternoon. Edward and Harry Dawson Kansas City and Mrs Nettle McEntee Chicago survive.
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Washington St
Twenty-first Illinois Regiment
Edward
Harry. Dawson
Kansas City
Nettle-McEntee
Chicago
Walsh Knocks Out Handler in Two Rounds Upset Fight
New York July 21 Jimmy Handler welterweight suffered a quick defeat Friday night as Andy Walsh stopped him in two rounds vaulting to an upset win. Handler was a 2 to 1 favorite and the loss surprised observers.
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New York
Jimmy Handler
Andy Walsh
Walsh
Handler
Noiseless smokeless gunpowder demonstrated at Hazelton
John Boheenenga, a 30 year old German, unveiled a noiseless smokeless gunpowder at a private exhibit in Hazelton. A shell fired at 50 yards produced only the sound of a plunger dropping. The bullet passed through a one inch board target. He has received offers but seeks higher inducements.
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Hazelton
John Boheenenga
Colored man Jeff Ballard fined for fast riding incident
Patrolman Bailey fined Jeff Ballard five dollars after observing him ride too fast. Ballard allegedly cursed the officer and continued at high speed, then was caught off his bicycle on Friday night.
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Jeff Ballard
Bailey
Cyclonic Peddler Cause Stirs City Police Station Tie
A peddler William Oldham had an hour long fit in a police station on Saturday after being locked up for malicious trespass. He was in critical condition but survived. He formerly boarded with Stella Kutzner in Capitolane and Henryrist but was ousted. Before leaving, he allegedly smashed a clock chairs folding bed and washstand. His case was continued.
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Wm. Oldham
Stella Kutzner
Capitolane
Henryrst
Ragged colored boy sent to colored orphans home
A ragged colored boy was taken from police headquarters on Friday to the colored orphans home. He did not know his name, saying they called him John and his father Pap. The matron addressed him as Pap John.
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Colored Orphans’ Home
John
Ladies' Low Cut Shoes Sale at Stersdorfer's Store
Great stock reducing sale of ladies' and children's dress shoes at Stersdorfer's new store located at 37 EB Washington Street near Pennsylvania Street. Ladies' shoes marked down from 3.00 to 2.00. Limited quantities remain.
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New
Washington St
Pennsylvania St
L. D. W. Ry Special Train to Decatur and Return
A special train on the L. D. W. Ry will depart Andisnapolis at 7:00 a.m. Sunday July 22, 1900, returning from Decatur at 6:09 p.m. The round trip fare is 1.25 dollars. The schedule covers both outbound and return legs.
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Andisnapolis
Decatur
Seventh Page Lines From The Sun Read
Readers are urged to study the seventh page lines from The Sun for context and clues. The note emphasizes careful use of the material and suggests applying findings to related reports.
Incorporated Physicians' Guarantee Company ad note
Fort Wayne based firm offers to aid protect and indemnify physicians in malpractice prosecutions Scottsburg state bank capital $25,000 aims to support medical practice and safeguard doctors from unjust actions in extant period likely an informational notice
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Physicians’ Guarantee Company
Fort Wayne
Scottsburg
State
Atock
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