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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1905

Page

7

Cromley Sent to the Woods in Milwaukee Game

Cromley pitched three innings before leaving with an injury as Milwaukee crushed Indianapolis 21 to 4. Mattern relieved and held the Hoosiers, while Goodwin dominated with seven hits allowed and Heberman’s error-prone defense aided the Brewers in amassing runs.

Milwaukee Wis Bath Mattern Cromsey Clyde Goodwin Sheltermakers Barrow Goodwin Brewers Cromley Bruce Ericl Robinson O Neill K ¢ Bateman Abe Moran Metrrery Friel Matter Hanes Farrell Anluaky Pang el & A Ferrisee Indianapolis Cramiey Bateman O'Brieg G'Neil Beville Hemphill Clattern Ste- Cormick O'Brien O'Neill Mitwhee Kane

Pirates Triumphin Series Drive off McGinnity and Mathewson

Baseball roundup notes many players and teams. O Leary shines for Detroit while Cooley hits hard. Knight replaces Crow for the Athletics and Grimbs signs for the Highlanders. New signings include Bonner and Goode. Batting averages list multiple players across leagues and pitching feats highlight Earl Moore and Hess. An umpire incident at Buffalo grounds involves Stallings with suspensions and fines. O Loughlin announces marriage plans as Boston’s Taylor joins Cleveland prospect tourney.

Pirates New York McGinnity Mathewson O'Leary Detroit Tigers Dick Cooley

Favorite Prescription Promised Cure for Female Ailments

An old advertisement touts Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal remedy for nervous irregularities and female weakness. It claims thousands of cures by doctors declaring many cases curable and urges women to try the remedy for uterine and related troubles.

Ramses le Pierce Pierce

Greenies and legends among forgotten ballplayers

Sport reminiscences recount Kim McAleer of the St. Louis Browne praising early rivals and mentors in baseball. Davis recalls George Davis shaping his game in New York, with praise for EG McKean and Cy Young, describing a rough, formative morning practice and the enduring distance of time since.

Kim McAleer St. Louis Browne George Davis Cleveland New York State EG McKean Davis Greenies Ivontivurt Davis Cy Young Brotherhood Rune McKean Cy Jn Hinry Rosie

Kelly's Soothing Ways In Baseball Aid Story

In Washington era baseball tale Charley Bumers recalls a day when King Kellworth calmed pitcher Clarkson during a rough stretch. Boston led Washington 9 to 1 as wildness peaked with four balls and three passes. Kellworth urged teammates and catcher Ganzel to steady the game and finish the inning.

Washington King’ Kellworth Charley Bumers Boston Clarkson Aleady Kelly Uiere Ganzel Mack Mike Bev John

Unclear Baseball Play by Play From Fragment

The text describes a baseball moment where a fielder named Mike makes a play behind the bat, a hit by the batter, and a double play, with Boston winning in stylish fashion. The fragmentary OCR preserves names and events but lacks full clarity and context.

Clarkson Mike Boston

Britt-Buildynight: Britt Favorite for Lightweight Bout

PRESS ASSOCIATION SAN FRANCISCO July 21 Great interest surrounds the Britt-Buillya nigh t Friday night for the lightweight championship. Britt is the favorite here with Sullivan. Both men are in very fine shape and Britt shows improved reach and speed. Experts doubt whether Ballivan can avoid Sullivan's rugged pace.

Bcripps-M Rre Press Association San Francisco Chang Donata Sullivan Ballivan Ruxtier

National baseball commission harshly bars jumping players

The national baseball commission, after meeting to discuss the Griffith vase, voted to permanently bar any player who leaves a team under the national agreement. The rule ends reinstatement, to be published within ten days, with a ten day grace period for players who already defected. A stray humorous regional line appears as a faded quote.

Scripps-M'Rre Press Assoc Cleveland National Baseball Commission Griffith Fouma Nat

Umpire tale inspires a ballpark confession

Stuart Maclean recalls a baseball incident when Bill Raines struck him out and a jammed moment made him reconsider umpiring. The speaker jokes about the rival Bills and reflects on the odd idea of future roles in the sport.

Los Angeles Girls Form Baseball League under professor note

In Los Angeles, Prof Laura Jones of Brownsberger Nome school champions girls in baseball forming three teams with a six team league to follow. The league uses modified major league rules with a smaller diamond and larger ball, underhand throws limited to five cents, while Robbenn coaches the players after a tough start.

Los Angeles Angeles Cal Gorix Cat Laura Jones Brownsberger Nome School Jones Nach Robinson Bur- Kees Robbenn

King Larry’s Take on the Pennant Race in Cleveland

King Larry assesses the pennant chase from Cleveland noting good balance among clubs and a close contest as the season advances. He praises young KahL’s effort while sidelined by illness and expresses hope Cleveland delivers strong showings as the race tightens. He warns that results will reveal team quality in upcoming games.

Cleveland Dame Fortune Kahl

PLAY NAPS TO WIN SAYS JIMMY M A LEER

Cleveland tops the league as Philadelphia, Boston, and New York battle for positions. The Naples, led by Lajale and Somers, push ahead with strong pitching and inside ball from Connie Mack. If Larry remains in, Cleveland seems poised to clinch the pennant while New York struggles to gain ground.

Jimmy M'Aleer Cleveland Miiadelphia Roston New York Lajale Larry Napoleons Joss Bradley Turtrr Connie” Mack Athletics George Darly White Sox Boston

Weber At Fair Bank Patrons Highlight German Night

John C Weber led a patriotic program at Fair Bank Park to an enthusiastic crowd Thursday. Friday will feature German Night with a full program expected to attract German Americans, followed by a Saturday matinee for women and children and a closing Saturday night bill.

John C Webber Fair Bank Park Weber Tts Hohenzollern Ruhm Rive Danube Wallzen Berause der Trampetti von Bakkingen Mtel

Conspiracy Charge Shocks National Commission

Special to the Sun outlines allegations that Bryce of Columbus Watkins of Minneapolis and other baseball figures including Tebeau Stallings and Gru b conspired to wreck the major leagues. President Johnson says the testimony is astound ing and pledges action against the ringleaders while warning minor clubs to resist denoting sanctions.

Cleveland Ban Johnson Bryce Columbus W. H. Watking Minnespogie Indianapolis George Tebeau George Stallings A& Howard Johnson Watkins Minneapolis Ebruary Grith Biallings Tedeau Tebeau Fearnthi Minora

Friday Baseball Highlights Across Leagues

National and American leagues showcase a slate of games featuring key matchups. Indianapolis at Milwaukee, Tauteville at Kansas City, Columbus at St Paul, and Minneapolis hosts others with notable batteries listed. Play-by-play names include Phillips, Lynch, Corridon, Sparka, Abbott, and Bowerman among many.

American Association Indianapolis Milwaukee Tauteville Kansas City Columbus St Minneapolis Toledo St. Paul Minneapolis Philadelphia Pitteburg Phillips, Lynch and Corridon Sparka Abbott Boston Chicago Lraoeogto Fatteries Toung and Moren O'Neil Beaton Sie Htety Wilbim and Moran Lundgren Kim New York Louis New York Brown Grady Lear Pet Bt. Paul de Indianapols Lousse

Northwestern Sportsman magazine shines for Northwest outdoors

Good Outing Magazine highlights Lavere love of hunting and fishing, with Milwaukee based Northwestern Sportsman presenting outdoor sport tales from Mexico by Robert A. Kane. It features sport stories and illustrations for true-blue sportsmen, plus Indiana game laws and college athletics notes by George F. Downer.

Lavere Northwestern Sportsman Northwest Milwaukee Mexico Robert A. Kane Indiana Fusus Conuains George F. Downer Wall Anonw Ag

Consul Myers Resigns From Peru Post

Captain Ira Myers, appointed to Saint Joseph Navy Branch, resigns effective August 3. He plans to return to Peru after serving in the appointment, ending his tenure at the local consulate.

Consul Myers Sfacial Peru Ind Ira Myers Jeb N. B Fae Pere

Central League Games At Canton and Other Cities

In Canton first game Canton defeated Terre Haute with Batterles Alberts Myers Gay and Curtis. Second game Terre Haute bats varied with Batterles Wilds Gealts ang Curtis. At Wheeling and Springfield listings show Batteriee Schafer Treman Livingstone and Carriveau Bhann Cafferty Crow s. Grand Rapids Dayton contests mention Batteriee Alloway Barner Hawking.

Canton Terre Haute Batterles Treman Pon and Livingstone Springfield Springfeld Evanavilte Carriveau Bhann Cafferty Grand Rapido

Captain Winders Injured In Pennsylvania Train Crash

Dany Winders, inspector of a local draft unit, was seriously injured when a fast Pennsylvania train struck his home in Woodstock. The accident occurred in July, and Winders was found injured at the scene with questions surrounding the incident.

Winders Scripps-M Rre Maryeville Dany ‘Winders Fife Pennsylvania Woodstock

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