Mud Hens Win Opener As Heydon Hits Three Bases
In a North visiting clash, Indianapolis edges Toledo 6 to 4 after a ninth inning rally led by Capt. Fox. Heydon tripled to spark the scoring, while pitchers Miller and Mock worked key innings. Toledo’s Burns Meany Owens Turner Smith Flannagan Woodruff contributed, but the Mud Hens prevail in the series opener.
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Coulter
Heydon
Indianapolis
Hogriever
Giks
Klesnen
Mock
Aiken
Kuhna
Miller
Kihm
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Burns
Meany
Owens
Turner
Smith
Flannagan
Woodruff
Best Liniment for Strains Says Deer Park Merchant
Mr Wells of Deer Park Long Island N Y recommends Chamberlains Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains. He recalls using it last winter for severe lameness in the ankle due to two strains and reports quick relief and cure. Sold by all druggists.
Notable Baseball Box Score Fragment
Struck out By Miller five by Mock three. Two base hits Flick Owens Smith. Sacrifice hit Woodruff. Double plays Mock to Owens to Turner Burns to Owens to Turner. Stolen bases Fox three Flick Gilks Burns Owens two. Left on bases Indianapolis eight Toledo ten. Umpire Tyndall. Time one thirty five. Attendance nine hundred seventy.
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Owens
Smith
Woodruff
Mock
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Fox
Gilks
Indianapolis
Toledo
Tyndall
Baseball scores from American Association and National League
In Columbus, Columbus defeated Louisville 5 to 2. Kansas City beat Minneapolis 9 to 5, St. Paul 4 to 3 over Milwaukee, and Detroit won 3 to 0 against Baltimore while Philadelphia topped Cleveland 11 to 10 and Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 3. Brooklyn routed Philadelphia 10 to 1 in the National League. Bloomington edged Rock Island 8 to 7 as Cedar Rapids fell to Evansville 4 to 2. Rockford beat Decatur 6 to 5, then Rockford 5 to 0 over Decatur.
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Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Rockford
Decatur
Six Sisters of Bowen Family Spread Divorces Across States
Mrs Harvey R Davis of Waseca Wis recounts a six sister Bowen clan born on a Larne farm who all secured divorces from their husbands. She and sisters Mary Degmar Edith Eva Marian all married again, some twice, in Ohio Wisconsin Missouri New York and Michigan. They defend divorce as necessity or self protection and pride their unconventional family record.
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Delaware County
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Titusville
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Dunkirk
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How They Stand American Association and American League
Standings list for the American Association and American League with team names such as Louisville Indianapolis St Paul Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo and others showing wins losses and win percentages. The data includes Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Boston Washington Cleveland Baltimore Detroit and Pittsburgh with their marked records and ratios.
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Baseball Notes Highlight Toledo as Tuesday Attraction
Tuesday is ladies day with Toledo as the attraction. Killen will do the pitching Tuesday afternoon. Heydon will receive. Louisville lost to Columbus Monday by 3 to 2. That pennant is still in sight. After the present series with Toledo ends, the Hoosiers will begin their western trip. George Tebeau, manager of Louisville, urges the Southern League to abandon the National organization.
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Killen
Heydon
Louisville
Columbus
Pegnant
Hoosiers
George Tebeau
Southern League
Buchmeyer Injured In Bear Pit Visit At Riverside Park
Michael Buchmeyer visited the Big Bear Pit at Riverside Park on a calm Monday. Dick the Oregon black bear clawed him with a paw injuring his arm, prompting care from Dr. W. J. Gates. Park employees noted repeated foolhardiness by other visitors near the cages.
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Nature
Riverside Park
Oregon
Buchmeyer
W. J. Gates
Grace
Uncertain Racing and Yacht News Highlight Summer Events
The Sporting Drift reports the yacht Uncle Sam bought by Emperor William Clarence Forbes plans a July 25 meeting with Billy Rotchford at the Empire, and Fitzsimmons arrival in San Francisco stirs anticipation for the July 25 contest. Five steeplechasers fell at Chicago jockey club opener in Harlem, one killed. Indianapolis Aquatic Club regatta set for Broad Ripple on August 2 with prize list. Young Corbett located at Mt Clemens after being missing. Philadelphia Jack O'Brien joins him as training progresses.
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Billy Rotchford
Empire
English’s
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Jack O’brien
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Bezenah Wins Ten-Round Fight In Cleveland Club
Gene Bezenah of Covington Kentucky earned a decision over Steve Crosby of Louisville at the Cleveland club on Monday night. The bout ran ten rounds and drew some disappointment at the decision. The principals arrived near midnight after a late start and entered only after a hat pass and a few dollars were tossed to insure their return to Kentucky.
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Gene Bezenah
Covington
Steve Crosby
Louisville
Cleveland
Kentucky
Hollenbeck Press Seeks Games With Potter Company Teams
The Hollenbeck press baseball team seeks matches against Potter Hat Company and Ward Drug Company squads. Call news phone 267 at noon.
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Potter Hat Company
Ward Drug Company
Walker Case to Pause Until October in Scurrilous Card Probe
J W Walker manager of Educator company faces charges of sending scurrilous postal ecards. He will not speak publicly but can comment on W A Hester. In Evansville Hester said he has known Walker eight years and that Walker praised and praised errors until he drew the dispute. Walker allegedly ignored orders not to visit Evansville and was summoned to Cincinnati before release.
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Educator Company
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W. A. Hester
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Hester
Evansville
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Cincinnati
Former Marshal Shot By Unknown Assassin in Jackson
Jackson Ky July 2 James Cockerell town marshal until forty nights ago was shot in the back while talking near Cordwell's store. He fired back as five shots were fired. three hit. Cockerell died in Lexington hospital. Feud with the Hargis faction blamed. Jacksonville unrest feared as state troops possibly called for his funeral.
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James Cockerell
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Court House
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Lexington
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Hargises
City to open bids for lighting contract in two weeks
Mayor Bookwalter says four bids are likely for the city lighting contract with specifications ready for advertising in two weeks. Bona fide bidders include Indianapolis Light and Power and Home Heating and Lighting, with Marion Heating and Lighting possibly joining and Merchants' Company newly granted a franchise.
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Merchants’ Heating and Lighting Company
Board of Works
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Home Heating and Lighting Company
Marion Heating and Lighting Company
Merchants’ Company
Miners Arrested in West Virginia for Injunction Violations
Deputy U.S. marshal seized J A Birds district 17 president and 35 striking miners at Glen Jean for breaching Federal judge Keller's injunction. Bond set at 100 dollars each for 35 men. ten others faced state court action. In Shamokin, Pa, landlords plan a meeting over rent losses linked to the miners strike.
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Charleston
Keller
Shamokin
Central Labor Union backs weekly dues for striking miners
The Central Labor Union executive board approved a plan for Indianapolis locals to levy at least 1 percent weekly on member earnings to aid anthracite strikers, projected to raise 1500 dollars weekly. United Mine Workers secretary sent 50,000 dollars in shares to three districts, distributed pro rata by miners count. Districts totals show 26500, 6000, 17500 dollars with dependent estimates and strikers numbered 79500, 18000, 52500 respectively.
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Central Labor Union Executive Board
Indianapolis
Wilson
United Mine Workers
National Treasury
Albanian Brigands Seize Greek Monastery Near Prisrend
The Neue Freie Presse reports Albanian brigands surrounded a Greek monastery at Visobi near Prisrend, threatened arson and massacre, demanded a ransom of 260, which was paid, and the brigands departed. In other news, St Anthony's church Haughville hosts a lawn fete on July 20 and 30 with a gown prize for the most popular married lady and a diamond ring for the winner among Miss Mary Feeney and Miss Mary Finley.
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Neue Freie Presse
Visobi
Prisrend
St. Anthony's Church
Haughville
Mary Feeney
Mary Finley
Lecture by Gen Gordon Draws Crowd at Acton Park
A large crowd attended Gen Gordon’s lecture at Acton park titled The last days of the confederacy. He praised the women of the north and south. Mrs Carter of Indianapolis hosted a lunch for Gen Gordon after the talk. Evangelists Mr and Mrs Frame are stimulating strong local interest. Men’s shoes priced at 3.00 and 4.00, new styles, 1.48 at Manufactors' Shoe Co. syndicate sale.
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Gen. Gordon
Acton Park
Carter
Indianapolis
Frame
King walks at Cowes after operation recovery
Edward able to walk for the first time since his operation, four weeks ago, at Cowes on Monday.
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Edward
Cowes
For Sale ads on seventh page offer bargains
The Sun's For Sale columns list good bar gains and items such as patent Corona shoes priced at $2.00 and $1.88, with male Syndicate manufacturers among offerings. The terse notes hint at shopping bargains and women's items in the ad section.
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Corona
Al G. Field for Mayor in Democratic bid
Veteran minstrel show proprietor Al G. Field announces his candidacy for Columbus mayor on the Democratic ticket next spring. Field states he has placed himself in the hands of his friends as he launches the campaign from Columbus today.
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Columbus
al G. Field
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