Hoosierteam Edges Toledo In Seventh Inning Victory
The Hoosiers won 6 to 4 over Toledo on Tuesday as Killen held the mound and Coulter Fox and Kil len contributed key hits. A rough seventh inning rally produced the decisive runs for Indianapolis with Burns, Meaney and Turner among Toledo’s contributors.
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Lumblun
J. Bartlett Davis
Killen
Coulter
Fox
Indianapolis
A. E. Hoghever
Wisseeceserree
Heydon
Indianapolis Scores Offense Then Suffered Setback
Kuhns left game after being hit by a batted ball as Indianapolis trailed Toledo. Strikes were tallied by Killen and Lundbum with several players hit by pitches. Kleinow and Hoghever produced two and three base hits respectively, while Kleinow doubled with Ow ens. Umpire Tindill, time 1 45, attendance 1 451.
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Killen
Lundbum
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Coulter
Heydon
Kleinow
Hoghever
Owens
Toledo
Tindill
Three League Scores Reported for Decisive Games
Davenport 18 defeats Evansville 1 while Rock Island edges Decatur 1 to 4. Terre Haute tops Cedar Rapids 4 to 1 as Bloomington beats Rockford 3 to 0.
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Evansville
Rock Island
Decatur
Terre Haute
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Rockford
Standings of the American Association baseball clubs
The American Association table lists clubs Louisville Indianapolis St Paul Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo and corscoue with won lost records and percentages. The line shows varying performance figures such as 55 24 and 52 27 among teams, with several incomplete or garbled entries.
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American Association
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Corscoue
Jeffries Favored In Jeffries Fitzsimmons Bout
Corbett picks Jeffries to win the Jeffries Fitzsimmons fight. Odds advertised at 10 to 3 in favor of Jeffries. Ned Hanlon accuses John T Brush of breaking an exchange deal over Red for Joe Kelley while Brush denies the claim.
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John T. Brush
Joe Kelley
Brush
Hanlon
Kaiser to race for kings cup at Cowes regatta
Emperor William will join the Cowes regatta on August 5 and 7 to race his American built Meteor for the king's cup and will return to Germany on August 8. He plans to visit King Edward during the trip. T. J. Hickey, president of the American association, reported Indianapolis beat Toledo and noted strong early season funds and growing support for the new league. He predicts most clubs will profit this season, with Milwaukee and Kansas City as potential exceptions. Gov Durbin will delay pardons until after the state tax board adjourns August 2 and the governor’s secretary discusses a pardon board need.
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van Brunt
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State Tax Board
Col. Wilson
Hatpin In Her Heart Mystery Autopsy Reveals Pins
Providence reports an autopsy on Miss Leonie Jodoin, a convent novice, found a steel hatpin embedded in her heart and another pin in the stomach. Doctors say the larger pin was forced through the chest in a hysterical act. the motive remains a mystery. The case had been misdiagnosed as consumption.
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R. I
Leonie Jonoin
Finshing
L L
New York
Rhode Island
Chagnon
Marietta Inventor Claims Oil to Gas Converter
Robert G. Dempster of Marietta unveils a $250 portable furnace and converter that allegedly turns crude oil into gas at 1500 to 3000 feet per hour. The unit uses asbestos packing, three retorts, and a spray of oil fed through a narrow inner tube to produce stable gas at about 600 degrees.
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Marietta
Robert G. Dempster
Dempster
Children's Day at Acton Park Promises Free Fun for All
Thursday is designated as children's day at Acton park with free admission. Mrs J L Steeg leads events including a 9 30 am song service and 3 30 pm tabernacle exercises. A 2 30 pm address by Ada New and an ice cream social at 4 pm follow, with evening song by Simp son chapel and other leagues.
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Steeg
Indianapolis
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Frame
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Junior Endeavor League
Simpson Chapel
Local help wanted ad in era paper features phone contact
Brief classified notice offers services from The Sun office at 121-123 E Ohio with phone numbers 880 for inquiries. It promises to secure a girl or provide unspecified assistance.
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City Notes and Industrial Advancements in Indiana
A list of local incidents and developments includes a repaired burglar alarm scare at 615 N Delaware, a warning against cheap travel to New York and Atlantic City, the Central passenger association restoring normal conditions, Indiana approving the Columbia voting machine to be deployed statewide, Frederick Sirp suing the street car company for 10000 over a signal dispute, farmers seeking railroad freight rate conferences, and the incorporation of American Chemical Company in Indianapolis with 100000 capital stock and named directors.
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Chicago
New York
Atlantic City
Central Passenger Association
Indiana Voting Machine Commission
Columbia
Indianapolis
Frederick Sirp
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Northwest
Amusements At Fairview Park And Nearby Venues
The program lists Hagenbeck's trained bears and vaudeville shows at Fairview Park with afternoon and night performances. Jessie Bartlett Davis performs The Last Rose of Summer at Fairbank and Ostendorf's concert band provides music. Counter attractions at Avondale Heights do not deter crowds. Miss Dailey sings Josephine and The Boy in Blue. Chicago notes honey may be scarce due to rain impacting bee work and possibly causing a national honey famine.
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Fairbank
Ostendorf
Avondale Heights
Dailey
Josephine
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