Baron Grattan Captures Fast Mile at Detroit Track Meet
Detroit July 27 news from Grosse Pointe track features Baron Grattan winning the free for all pace in 2 03 4 over Angus Pointer after a tense stretch duel. Shaugran takes the consolation over Dan S as Latta wins the 2 15 trot and Lillian R captures the 2 08 trot with Turley and Charley Belden following. Ed F Geers earns redemption with the fastest mile of the season despite earlier bad luck.
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Knights in Baseball Knights of Columbus in Terre Haute Clash
The Terre Haute Council Knights of Columbus baseball team will host Indianapolis council at Riverside Sunday with first pitch at 3 o clock. Players include Daugherty C ONeil A Mahan Sullivan H Mahan Haverty Friz F ONeil and Lee or Myers. A reception for visitors follows at Knights hall on E Washington Street. Indianapolis K of C then heads to Lafayette Sunday Aug 4 to face the Sluggers.
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Hens Backing Armour Sees Good Chance To Win
Bill Armour, chief pilot of the Mud Hens, says Toledo has a solid chance to win the league as they lead the Millers and Senators. He praises the outfield and infield, notes strong pitching and catchers Abbott and Land, and acknowledges luck and injuries as factors in a tight race to the finish.
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American Association Battery Partners Named Across Cities
Fragmented report lists battery teams and partner names by city including Columbus Minneapolis St Paul Kansas City and Milwaukee with pairs such as Townsend Blue Putt mann Hughes Thomas Criss Pierce Swann Sullivan and Dough erty Beville.
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Townsend and Blue
Puttmann and Hughes
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St. Paul
Thomas and Graham
Criss and Pierce
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Swann and Sullivan
Dougherty and Beville
Batteries and names listed for Chicago and St Louis crews
A fragmented record lists battery pairings and team designations for Chicago and St Louis, including Lundgren Pfeister Durbin Moran Lindaman Dorner Need ham and Karger Noonan Rucker Ritter. Details include venue codes and sequences like Brooklyn and RHE St. Louis with numeric identifiers.
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RHE
American League Battery Scores and Results From New York to Philadelphia
In New York, Cleveland beat the Yankees 8 to 5 with Rhodes Bemis Hoge and Thomas pitching. At Boston Detroit won 11 to 8 behind Young Shaw Mullln Schmidt. Washington defeated St. Louis 7 to 5 with Graham Falkenberg Graham Heydon Howell Dineen Spencer on duty. Philadelphia hosted Chicago with Altrock McFarland Plank Powers in a 4 to 11 loss.
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Central League Battery Pairings From Multiple Cities
In Springfield Canton Terre Haute South Bend and Dayton matchups RHE lists batteries for each game. Teams include Springfield Canton Terre Haute South Bend Dayton Grand Rapids Evansville with players Hallman Clark Carroll Texter Lindsay Williams Tie man Douthett Martin Moore Tieman Doubhett Fruel Philbin Hale McCormick Warner Fuller Knoll.
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Canton
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Carroll
Texter
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Terre Haute
Lindsay
Williams
Tieman
Douthett
Martin
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Minor and Doubhett
Dayton
Rhe Wheeling
Fruel and Philbin
Hale and McCormick
Grand Rapids
Evansville
Warner and Fuller
Martin and Knoll
Auto Notes Show Several Cars In Use
Joe Hogue city street commissioner buys a Ford runabout after an auto fever attack. F. BE. Newell travels to Shelbyville in a Premier and plans a northern state trip next week. Dr J Barger now uses a Ford bought this week. Preston C. Rubush owns a Premier 24. Clarence F. Jameson of Lafayette stops in Indianapolis en route to French Lick in a Ford Six. A convoy including Dr and Mrs A C Kimberlin and others drives to Danville Illinois, 105 miles, five hours each way on good roads except Veedersburg to Covington. Helen Byron high grade cars offered by Leahy & Co Cincinnati.
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Covington
Rays From The Baseball Spotlight
A spirited pitchers duel between Briggs and Chech highlights a game with Krug returning after Lindsay joined the team. Clarke makes spectacular catches, Williams saves a run with a leaping grab, and Livingston's double drives in a Hoosier tally. Paddy Livingston and Paddy Howles are noted as key contributors.
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Hoosiers Off On Short Trip For Weekend Series
Indiana Hoosiers head for Toledo for a Sunday game after a tense ten inning visit, then travel to Louisville for Brewers series. The trip includes Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis stops with a tight 3-4 loss after a pitching duel between Check and Briggs. Livingston and Barbean pace Hoosier offense as Brigs yields the deciding run in extra frames.
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Tom Sharkey
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Andivingston
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Smoot
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Land
St Paul Infielders Need Geographies Says Aschenbach
Cincinnati Ohio July 27 Manager Ed Aschenbach of the St Paul club hunted for Reds to turn into Saints. He cited Vinegar Bill Essick and Joe Laughlin as help, joked about infielders needing a geography, and praised the team drawing crowds while in seventh place. He hoped to add Lefty Davis later, noting field quirks and tight play at bat.
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Daffy Dialogue About Tobacco Trust Targets
In a comic exchange J Getener Gunn and Alas P Yorick discuss Uncle Sam aiming at the tobacco trust. They joke about smoking out the force, curbing profits, and “cure” it of bad habits while speculating on its future, ending with Gunn pulling down an ad image of Turkish cigarettes.
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Louisville
McGraw Ups Speed Up For Corcoran In National League
Says McGraw that speed is needed to keep up with rivals and that Corcoran may seek chances elsewhere. Corcoran notes he is not retiring and will devote time to personal affairs. College football correspondent awaits kickoff anxiously.
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Ta Follette Faction Chooses McGovern for Governor Nomination
Milwaukee July 26 Faction leader La Follette backs Francis E McGovern Milwaukee fighting district attorney for the Republican nomination for governor The pick signals a likely clash with powerful corporations as the anticipated race begins with La Follette involvement noted in the selection.
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Sports Notes Stirred By Player Milestones And Matchups
Cincinnati athlete eyed for gold watch at 100th hit in a lively debate among Mitchell Le bert and Ganzel. The Southern league eyes the majors as Kayvenaugh assigns two umpires per game. OToole seeks Philadelphia club bid to pair with Frankie Neil. Neil hopes to shine after east trip amid talk Britt may clash. Beebe and McGlynn noted for defeats. Keith Rhodes scholar lefty turndown. Welch chosen to referee Nelson Britt in Frisco if July 31 bout occurs.
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Frisco
Keene's Horses Win The Purses In Wall Street Echo
Special to The San New York July 27 Wide attention is drawn to the reckless manner in which Jim Keene's horses are run away with the races this year Keene is a noted Wall Street figure yet the clatter of jockeys and horses is welcome as a ticking ticker in his ear
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Toledo at Indianapolis and Other Major Matchups
National League games include Boston at Chicago and New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia visits Pittsburg while Brooklyn plays St. Louis. Chicago faces Philadelphia and Cleveland meets New York. St. Louis hosts Washington as Detroit battles Boston. Regional slate lists Grand Rapids at Dayton Canton at Terre Haute South Bend at Springfield Wheeling at Evansville.
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Sheriff Sale of Marion County Real Estate 1907
Sheriff Joseph F. Clay will public sale the rents and profits of one third undivided interest in parcel 77 Kenwood Park Indianapolis for up to seven years or fee simple if needed to satisfy $1 752.00 plus interest and costs, July 13 1907. Spencer and Spencer represent the plaintiff James Griswold.
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Free want columns offered by The Sun newspaper
The Sun invites readers to place a free ten word advertisement for three days when they have a vacant room or want to rent. Readers are encouraged to use the service to reach potential tenants quickly.
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Carr May Retire From Indianapolis Club Next Season
Manager Charley Carr may quit the Indianapolis baseball club at season's end to devote himself to his Cleveland sporting goods business. He says retirement rumors are unauthorised and his plans depend on winter discussions and financial prospects. Carr’s performance this season has improved, keeping him as a valued first baseman and potential major league asset.
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