Batteries Display in Fort Wayne and Other Matches
A fragmented report lists battery pairings and results across teams including Fort Wayne Wheeling Columbus Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Pittsburg Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Washington Milwaukee Boston Baltimore Terre Haute and Rock Island with multiple line scores and player pairings such as Daniels Fuller Zalitsky Kenna Fox Zinram Pardee Graffius Blue Pittinger Nichols Kittridge Donohue Jacklitsch Phyle Taylor Smith Donovan Kennedy Farrell High Owen Cronin Buelow Frazer Smith Hawley Maloney Criger Moore Yeager Bresnahen and others amid a busy slate of league play and intercity games.
Unclear Sports Box Scores From Fragmented Report
Fragmentary line items show teams Davenport Rockford Evansville Bloomington Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids and others with abbreviations for runs hits and errors. No coherent game narrative or dates to establish a clear winner or context.
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Rockford
Evansville
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Bey Returns to Action in Cincinnati Game
Seymour leads Cincinnati volunteers with seven all pro selections. Crawfordsville posts eight runs in the top of the eighth, Rochester tallies five. Sommel shines in right field for the Reds midweek. Flora defeats Kewanna to claim northern Indiana title. Matthews Marion game in Marion postponed due to races.
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Cincy
Seymour
Cincinnati
Crawfordsville
Rochester
E . Summel
Reds
Flora
Kewanna
Indiana
Shining Stars At Newby Oval Doubtful Meet
The Newby Oval racing plan faces doubt as management questions two day meets. Prizes total under 350 dollars and travel costs for stars from Buffalo exceed 1000 dollars, risking a two day event. Major Taylor may attend with another star, or a later season meet may occur.
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Newby Oval
Taylor
Major Taylor Eyes Pace Following Career Move
Indianapolis sprinter Major Taylor seeks a shift to pace riding as pacers draw big money in eastern circuits. He previously excelled in sprint races and even paced by machine on July 4 at Brighton Beach. Saturday he meets Harry Elkes in a paced rider contest to prove his new path.
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Taylor
Indianapolis
Brighton Beach
Jimmy Michael
Harry Elkes
Amateur to pro pace set for rider brother’s shadow
A rider will stay amateur until August and then turn professional. He competes in his late brother’s position, and friends predict a bright future based on his talent and matching role.
Boxing Boom Sparks Clergyman Trial in Manchester
A cleric who equated boxing to satanic ritual had boxing promoters arrested on prize fighting charges. The defense argued sparring versus fighting, the jurist pressed on terms like upper cut, and the defendants were discharged. Other notes mention Jeffries Ruhlin clash, referee Siler fined, Oscar Gardner possible retirement, Sullivan eyeing a comeback, and frequent bouts by a plucky boxer.
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Manchester
England
St Paul Dispatch
Abbott Dis temper S: The Abbott suffers from dis temperament and was given a mile at Cleveland Wednesday. he is in bad shape and may not meet Crescens in August.
Constitution defeated Columbia in a light wind to be hailed by experts as champion in every regard. Major Taylor won the half mile circuit championship in Washington Wednesday night.
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Cleveland
Crescens
Constitution
Columbia
Major Taylor
Washington
Hinsey and Knights of Pythias in Endowment Case Probe
Grand jury resumes hearing in Chicago on charges against John Hinsey and associates in the Knights of Pythias endowment rank scandal. Evidence includes alleged irregular investments disappearances of funds falsified accounts unusual loans and suspected fictitious death lists. A vote on charges may occur today.
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Chicago
John Hinsey
Knights of Pythias
Marion Driving Association Day Two Winners
In Marion Indiana on July 25 John Henry Wilmer won the 2:18 pace in straight heats lowering his record to 2 14 4 4 percent. John L. captured the 2:26 trot five heats. James S won three straight heats in the 2:19 trot. Lady Hunt won the half mile run and repeat in two straight heats.
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Ind
Marion Driving Association
John Henry Wilmer
John L
James S
Lady Hunt
Correct Results of the Primaries
Official primary returns listed for Tuesday with votes for mayor clerk police judge and council seats. Bookwalter leads mayoral race with 7 211 votes. Elliott 8 appears for clerk. Stubbs tops police judge. numerous ward and at large results follow with multiple pluralities and margins.
A New Bishop Consecrated in Chicago
The Rev. Peter Muldoon was consecrated as auxiliary bishop of the Chicago diocese Thursday morning by Cardinal Martinelli. The ceremony drew unprecedented crowds comparable to Chicago’s 1890 quarter‑centennial celebration for Archbishop Feehan, with priests from across the country in attendance.
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Muldoon
Chicago
Cardinal Martinelli
America
Feehan
Miller tarred and feathered saved from lynching in West Chicago
Valentine Miller faced a mob that beat his wife alleged abuse and tarred and feathered him. Older men resisted the urge to hang him and instead rode him out of town on a rail. In Indianapolis, an army board for Gen. Miles will soon visit the arsenal to decide on a military post.
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Chicago
Valentine Miller
Miller
Miles
Indianapolis Arsenal
Sealey court of inquiry named by Secretary Long
Secretary Long designates the Sealey court of inquiry with Admiral George Dewey as president and Rear Admiral Lewis Kimberly and Rear Admiral Andrew J. K. Benham as members. The court will sit starting September 12.
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Washington
Long
Sealey Court of Inquiry
George Dewey
Lewis“. Kimberly
Andrew J. K. Benham
Joe Nelson Begins Training Back of Motor in Cleveland Team
Joe Nelson brother of Johnnie Nelson of the Cleveland team has started training back of a motor. He is 18 and has never followed the sport before.
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Joe Nelson
Johnnie Nelson
Cleveland
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