Apostles Seek Over Hauling Of Millers In West Race
Mike Kelley manager of the Apostles hopes to overcome an eleven and a half game deficit to beat the Millers for the A A flag. He favors a better balanced lineup with Brain adding infield flexibility and Kelley backing Tub Spencer in a tight race. Sixteen games on the third western trip start in Minneapolis Friday and Toledo buys End Rogers from Peoria. Fielder Jones may return to manage the Cleveland Naps plus ownership involvement. Comiskey’s band claims Kelly Notre Dame rights after a National Commission ruling.
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Minneapolis
A. A
Mike Kelley
Apostles
Millers
Kelley
Cantillion
Saints
Brain
Tub Spencer
Cantillon
St. Paul
Hoosiers
Memphis Bouts End In Draw For Kid Broad And Sieger
In Memphis on July 26 at Manager O Briens Phoenix A C the eight round bout between Young Kid Broad of Philadelphia and Joe Sieger of Denver ended in a draw after a rough all action display. The referee ruled a draw pleasing most of the crowd. Earlier Young Hayes of Chicago stopped Mickey Joyce of Pittsburg in two rounds.
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Memphis
Tenn
Young Kid Broad
Philadelphia
Joe Sieger
Denver
O’brien
Phoenix A.C
Young Hayes
Chicago
Mickey Joyce
Pittsburg
Coffroth Might Stage Murphy Attell Bout in August
San Francisco reports promoter James W. Coffroth plans an August card featuring Harlem Tommy Murphy and Abe Attell. The two have been nearly matched by Coffroth and could headline the next boxing attraction with details to follow.
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James W. Coffroth
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Abe Attell
Coffroth
Country Jay wins 1910 Grand Circuit 2:07 trot at Kalamazoo
Country Jay, a 14 year old veteran, takes the 2:07 trot at Recreation park in Kalamazoo as Spanish Queen fades. Gus Macey and Imey Macey driven races highlight the card while Pop Geers watches from the grandstand amid hopes to drive Dudie Archdale in a $10,000 stake midweek.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Recreation Park
Country Jay
Macey
Bob Douglass
Jay
Pop” Geers
Dudie Archdale
Harvester
Willy
Walter W
Walter Hal
Gus Macey
Imey Macey
B. H
Wilburn
B. G
Haste Frank É
Smow
Cece
Maconda
Garth
Asa Wilkes
McDonald
Rickie Rawson
Ch. m
Murphy
Howard
Colby
Baron W. Hipps
Tony Swift
Ree
Dean
Willie Benton
Gosnell
Bob Douglas
Gr. H
B.m
Imay Macey
Ch. m. Cate
de Ides
Wilkes Heart
Snow
Sterling Mickinney
Climax
Jones
Ceeeee Cues
Cseaneese Satkat
Sarah Ann Patch
Cox
Peter the Second
Br. H
Pearl Wick
Er m
Fenelon
Andy NJ
B. m
iMene
Larned Wins Longwood Trophy For Third Time
William A. Larned of Summit New Jersey defeats Laurence McLaughlin of San Francisco to claim the Longwood trophy in Boston. Larned wins the title after triumphs in 1908 and last year, securing permanent possession of the prize.
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Boston
Mass
William A. Larned
Summit
N. J
Laurence McLaughlin
San Francisco
Larned
O Day Takes Over Newark Team As Manager
Newark won easily after a rough Monday as Charles Riehl was fired as manager and Charles O Day signed to play second and manage the team. W H Watkins of Indianapolis announced the changes. Michaels and Cheney were among Monday's heavy hitters.
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Newark
Michaels
Cheney
Charles Riehl
Charles O'Day
W. H. Watkins
Indianapolis
Court halts Glidden trophy award in AAA contest
Justice Kelly’s order restrains the American Automobile Association and contest board from delivering the Chalmers Glidden trophy to the winner as the Premier Motor Manufacturing Co accuses the board of lacking jurisdiction and bias. A hearing is scheduled for August 17 as Premier seeks to resolve disputed rulings and possible misapplication of contest rules.
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American Automobile Association
Chalmers Motor Company
Whtch
New York
Chalmers
Supreme Court
Kelly
Contest Board
George
Harold O. Smith
Premier Motor Manufacturing Company
Chalmers Company
Charles J. Glidden
Bagis
Kansas City
Local Youth Teams Clash In City Baseball Showdowns
The Young Hoosiers toppled the Young Southerns 17 to 10 and seek further games with 1 or 12 year old teams, with Prest-O-Lites as a preference. Indiana Colts beat Owentel Blues 8 to 1 at Riverside. Twenty year old teams seek matches. contact Woodruff 203 after p. m. The Young Hoosiers beat Illinois Liners 4 to 2 to preserve their record. Morgan county title claimed by Whitaker after a forfeit from Artesian City. Broad Ripple beat Carmel 17 to 16. Broad Ripple seeks games with Lebanon or Fortville. Merits Juniors edged Franklin Red Sox 4 to 0 and seek fast opponents. All Stars fell to Noblesville 6 to 2. Rex team seeks out of town games. contact W G Johnston. Fairland defeated Indianapolis Naps 8 to 1 and aims games with Columbia, Greenwood, Franklin or Connersville.
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B. Peck
S. Ilinoig Street
Indianapolis Colts
Owentel Blues
Riverside
Reed
Horn
Frank
Hasse
K. Watts
Sheiden Street
Woodruff
Atta
Minneapolis Wins Victory Over Louisville in Recent Game
In Louisville on July 24, Minneapolis defeated Louisville by the margin indicated in the report. The result confirms Minneapolis as the winning side in this dated contest.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Baseball schedule roundup from national leagues and divisions
The American Association features Milwaukee at Columbus, Minneapolis at Louisville, St. Paul at Indianapolis, and Kansas City at Toledo. In the National League Philadelphia visits Pittsburgh and Boston travels to Brooklyn. The American League includes Louis at Boston, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, and Chicago at Washington. Central League matchups are Grand Rapids at Wheeling, Ft Wayne at Evansville, South Hend at Zanesville, and Dayton at Terre Haute.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus Kansas City
Milwaukee Senna Ae
Louisville
Indianapolis
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Geete Wenn 42 St.ouis Peewee Ween 47 447 Brooklyn Ess
Boston
Oston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Pet
South Bend
Fort Wayne Eena Eweees
Dayton
Terre Haute
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
National League
Fittsburg
Brooklyn
A&i. Louis
Central League
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Ft. Wayne
Evansville
South Hend
Zanesville
Baseball Scores From American Association and League
Results list shows Columbus over Milwaukee 2 to 1 while Indianapolis edged St Paul 3 to 1. Kansas City beat Toledo 5 to 4 and Minneapolis won 8 to 5 against Louisville. Philadelphia beat Pittsburg 3 to 2. In American League Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 in game one and 4 to 0 in game two, with Boston over St Louis 4 to 2 in 6 innings.
Papke on Honeymoon After Elopement in Loganport
Billy Papke the lightweight champion eloped with a Hamilton Ont heiress last week. He arrived in Logansport Indiana today with his bride in a racing car for a honeymoon trip.
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Billy Papke
Stanley Miretchel
Edna Pulver
Hamilton
Ontario
Indiana
Logansport
Ind
Ont
Dodgers Get Stark Purchase Report from Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana on July 26 a short item reports the purchase of a player named Stark from Memphis. The note indicates a sale of a baseball figure to the Dodgers but details remain incomplete in the fragment.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Wtop Stark
Memphis, Boy
$29,000 Belt Will Be Gift for Johnson
July 26 New York Jack Johnson world heavyweight champion will receive a $25,000 diamond belt funded by black citizens nationwide. Baron Wilkins and Jeffries’ conqueror host collect donations with $5,000 pledged. plan includes 200 diamonds around a four karat center stone and a $10 plate banquet if funds exceed need. Johnson is all smiles.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Baron Wilkins
Jeffries
Johnson
Saratoga To Stage Final Race Meeting
Saratoga New York July 26 The anticipated last big race meet in New York state next week is expected to be the turf’s biggest success since bookmaking was halted. The Saratoga Racing Association has added and guaranteed 157800 in purse money attracting top American horses. If turnout meets expectations R T Wilson Jr plans to seek 12 racing days at Saratoga rather than Coney Island as the Futurity may be staged here.
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Saratoga
N. Y
New York State
Saratoga Racing Association
America
Hart-Agnew
R. T. Wilson Jr
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Club
Coney Island
Dalton and Bronson Box at Richmond
Ray Bronson and Kid Dalton square off for eight rounds Tuesday night in Richmond Indiana. Bronson then heads south to clash with Johnny Krouse and Grover Hayes before Hayes Bronson hits New Orleans on August six. Krause a New York lightweight meets Ray in Memphis on August first. Jack Dillon travels to Anderson to face Jack Ryan of Chicago with Packey McFarland possibly in Ryan’s corner.
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Ray Bronson
Kid Dalton
Richmond
Ind
Bronson
Dalton
Johnny Krouse
Grover Hayes
Hayes- Bronson
New Orleans
Krause
New York
Ray
Memphis
Jack Dillon
Anderson
Jack Ryan
Chicago
Dillon
Packey McFarland
Ryan
Washington Park Baseball Wrap: Hoosiers at Millel and Saints
The Saints travel to face the third game in a home series as Indiana and Washington Park host two more matchups. Kelley introduces a new catcher from St. Louis and reshuffles the infield with Brain at third and Wrigley at second. Kilroy tosses solid ball against Indianapolis, while Oberlin makes key plays to regain the lead and preserve a shutout chance amid tight calls.
Fort Wayne Boxer Erb Challenges State at 122 Pounds
Former Fort Wayne boxer Kid Erb now in Indianapolis seeks a 122 pound challenge against all state opponents. He hopes to meet Fort ville Kid Brown in the Cole-Wolgast bout at Muncie on August 9, billed as Indiana's finest bout in many years.
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Kid Erb
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Erb
Fort
Struggle for Second Place Grows Warm Across Leagues
New York July 26 The race for second in the National and American leagues draws wide attention as the New York Americans lose to Boston Reds moving the Reds ahead by .010 over the Yankees. The Giants lead the National race by a slim .010 margin over the Pirates after Philadelphia beat the Pirates while the Giants rested yesterday. The Athletics and Cubs hold early league leads as the season remains too young for pennants.
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New York
New York Americans
Boston Reds
Yankees
New Yorkers
Bostons
Athletics
Giants
Pirates
Philadelphia
Cubs
Drowned Baseball Player John Halpin Found in Fox River
John Halpin a 34 year old former major league ballplayer drowned while bathing in the Fox river Aurora Illinois Monday night. Police dragged the river for over two hours before locating the body. An inquest returned a verdict of accidental drowning.
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Aurora
John Halpin
Fox River
Halpin
Patrick Halpin
Lemmel Versus Stephens Set for Fifteen Round Ohio River Bout
Evansville Indiana July 26 Kid Lemmel of Evansville and Jack Stephens of Terre Haute will clash in a 15 round fight on a boat on the Ohio river next Friday night. Articles signed and forfeits posted. Stephens knocked out Milt Kinney in nine rounds at Rockport while Lemmel fought Kinney to a ten round draw.
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Evansville
Ind
Kid Lemmel
Jack Stephens
Terre Haute
Ohio River
Stephens
Milt Kinney
St. Louis
Rockport
Lemmel
Kinney
Western Golf Championship Qualifying Scores Highlight Indy Pair
Two Indianapolis golfers Will Diddel and Clarence Stanley made the open round in the western golf championship at Minnikahda club. Legg led the first half with 70 while Howland and Phelps posted strong 72 and 74s among 64 qualifiers.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Indianapolis
Will Diddel
Clarence Stanley
Diddel
Stanley
W. C. Hibberd
Richmond
Ind
Harry G. Legg
Minikahda
Minniksahda
Legg
Warren Wood
Homewood
W. I. Howland, Jr
Glenview
Paul Hunter
Midlothian
Albert Seckel
Linsdale
Mason Phelps
Charles Evans, Jr
Wardner
Hinsdale
Ben Collins Jr
C. A. Ptepho
W. E. Code
Gordon Yule
W. H. Chambers
J. I. Bush
D. E. Edwards
W. C. Hibben Mason Phelps
H. B. Lee
W. Sheehan
H. G. Legg
Hk. H. Williams
C. C. Ingraham
H. P. Bond
J. D. Cady
H. W. Allen
Pastor praises black victor in Reno boxing bout
In Columbus Indiana July 26 Dr A H Pitkin pastor of the Methodist church told a men’s meeting he was glad Johnson defeated Jeffries at Reno. He said he did not favor prizefighting but noted Moes pugilists must train for their fights. A resolution criticizing fight pictures was adopted but Mayor Barnaby said he could not ban them for lack of legal authority.
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Columbus
Ind
A. H. Pitkin
Methodist Church
Johnson
Jeffries
Reno
Pitkin
Jeffries- Johnson
Barnaby
Kansas City Beats Toledo Five to One in Slim Victory
In Toledo on July 26 Kansas City defeated Toledo 5 to 1. Campbell held Toledo hitless for five innings before yielding to Brandom after four Toledo hits, framing a decisive early lead.
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Bill
Toledo
Kansas City
Campbell
Brandom
Oberlin's Arm and Bat Beat Kelley's Apostles
Oberlin's Arm and Bat beat Kelley’s Apostles at Washington Park as Kilroy issued costly walks. Oberlin and Coffey supplied key hits while Indianapolis capitalized on passes, with Oliie Chil, Jones, and Murray among those contributing to the Saints' scoring in a tense mound battle.
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Jones
Saints
Coffey
Chadbourne
Kelley
Oberlin
Kilroy
Bowerman
Delahanty
Murch
Qberlin
Indianapolis
Mureh
McCormick
Murray
Wrigley
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