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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
7
Indiana and Toledo split a double header with dramatic ninth inning finishes. Thielman faltered while Minahan held Indy in check as Clingman and Demont sparked Toledo in a 1 0 victory after a feisty Indianapolis effort.
Special to The Sun reports Columbus club president Bryce asked Pranifene O'Brien to convene a meeting of club owners to probe a scandal tied to Minneapolis betting on a July game. Bryce demands swift condemnation of the guilty, noting Minneapolis club officers must prove charges or face consequences for naming alleged gamblers without evidence.
An unclear advertisement asserts Newtons Blood Cleaner will permanently cure bloat diseases, rheumatism, boils, pimples, stomach and bowel troubles, and other ailments. The text is garbled and largely unreadable but markets a universal remedy.
American Association fixtures list Toledo at Indianapolis Louisville at Columbus Milwaukee at Kansas City Minneapolis at St Paul Chicago at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia American League matches Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at St Louis Central League action Tatton at Terre Haute Wheeling at Evansville South Bend at Springfield Grand Rapids at Dayton Kansas City RB Milwaukee batteries Durham Leghy Columbus RHE Columbus Louisville batteries Roberta... Eng Blue Runkle Stoner At Minneapolis RHE Minneapolis St Paul batteries Cadwajinder Shapnen Prutee Deut
National League box score fragment shows game results for Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn New York and Cincinnati. Details include team runs hits and errors with listed pitchers and batters such as Pfeister Moran Needham Brown Grady Stricklett Scanlon Bergen Welmer Sechtel Willat Gilbert and others in varied line scores and fielding notes.
In Chicago the White Sox defeated Washington with Patterson and Bullivan contributing for Chicago while Falkenberg and Heydon pitched. At St Louis Boston saw limited scoring as Batterjee Powell O Connor and Armbruster stood out in a tight matchup.
In Terenaure Terhaute Canton and Evanaville three games counted with heavy deficits. Batteries Britteen Weaver Oxtdier and Lundbloom Puller Bcha Shriver led respective teams. Dayton saw Hale Richardson Syum Mara Hawking contribute as Dayton lost by a wide margin.
League president OBrien, who investigated Carr trouble with M L Clawson, left for Milwaukee early Saturday. He spoke to all concerned and will be as fair as possible with Carr, noting Glanpolis fans are harsher than in other cities toward home players.
Hal Chase struggles with the Highlanders as Willie Keeler, famed hitter, shares batting wisdom. Keeler emphasizes hitting where fielders are not and maintaining consistent output. His approach includes a flat swing and quick bat, producing infield hits and pushing runs.
Umpire Perry Werden provoked players with sharp wit and bold calls in a tense American Association game. Verbal exchanges hit hard with remarks aimed at Knabe, Krueger, Holmes, Padden, and Rackentel as Werden kept control and mocked taunts.
In a rough game recap Perry Werden and others feature with Odwell and Holmes arguing calls at the plate. Kellum made a fine eighth inning catch. Minahan impressed the locals. A St Louis franchise bid of 1900 dollars was refused by Blainey Robinson. James and Williams misplayed errors, Perry’s throw to Demonte nearly ended an inning, Bil Dineen held St Louis to one hit as the Reda fell to the Giant.
Special to the Site Buffalo N Y July John Bradburn 62 superintendent of the Knox farm at East Aurora shot and killed himself yesterday afternoon the suicide attributed to despondency from illness Bradburn formerly worked for G J Hamlin and for two years headed the Village Farm He was long known as a leading horseman and trainer in the country
Special to The Bun describes Hook Keyes, Australian lightweight champion, being outclassed by English challenger Fred Welsh near Cincinnati. Welsh dominates, Keyes tailed by Welsh in late rounds as the bout ends in the seventeenth round with a towel rescue to avoid knockout.
Chicago Great Western railway promotes fast service between Chicago Saint Paul Minneapolis Kansas City and Omaha with equal equipment. All ticket agents sell through the thin line. Write to R C Schutte D Pedl A18 Adgatinat Chis O P A.
Race results across Cincinnati Buffalo and New York detailing multiple races. Includes horses Morates Revolt Alma Dufour Arc Light Black Cat Granada Albert Fir Botaniat Woodsaw Hot Toady Red Friar Tyton and others with jockeys and times. Multiple distances from 64 furlongs to 1 mile 5 furlongs, and results listing places second through eighth with odds and finishing times.
Special to The Sun reports Book maker's clerk Frank Reynolds died after either jumping or falling from a fifth story Cafe Martin window in New York on Thursday night around eleven. Reynolds, from St. Louis, had been in Latonia, worked for Barney Schreiber, and his wife arrived on the tragedy day. He was a popular young man noted for drinking. recent sadness and a doctor visit preceded his death.
The Piker notes Jon O'Brien, president of the league, is quick to discipline players and managers. After Umpires Bul ilven and Werden reported an incident, he fined Mr. Carr 50 and suspended him pending investigation of a clash with M. L. Clawson. He is expected to conduct a thorough inquiry and punish accordingly.
A dispute involving Miss Carr and a league suspension draws attention as Indiana Hoosiers face Louisville next week. Fans debate leniency versus punishment amid a tense outing at Washington Park, while the team shows strong play in pitching and base running before two more Eastward trips.
Wesley the barber warns that tila rooting is too dangerous now and urges stopping support. He recalls past safety, noting the change from prior openness to tea. The statement reflects concern over risks and public reaction to ongoing tensions surrounding the practice.
A certified copy of a deed directs a public sale in Marion County Indiana on August 4. The auction runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the courthouse doors. Proceeds cover rents for up to seven years on Lots 17 and 18 in Russell's subdivision, outlot 26 in Indianapolis. If insufficient, the fee simple of the property may be sold to satisfy the decree. Ed G. Soursier, Sheriff of Marion County.
President O'Brien removes the best hitter from the squad as a disciplinary move. The manager faces a severe setback with the team's key player sidelined and unavailable for upcoming games.
Exclusive Sun report profiles Bill Squires as Australia’s rising boxing talent. Discovered by chance at a mining town, he matches the build and prowess of champions, with a steely, spiritual-infused approach. His quick ascension and record of rapid victories mark him as a potential successor to past legends in the prize ring.
Clerk of the court directs sale of real estate and rents in Marion County Indiana to satisfy a decree for three thousand dollars with interest and costs. The public auction will occur Saturday August 4 1906 at 9 to 12 near the courthouse, covering Lots 9 10 and 11 in Block 27 Roache North Addition Indianapolis. If rents suffice to satisfy the decree the whole fee simple may be sold. Sheriff E G Sourrier notes sale under appraisement laws. Clarke Clarke Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Boxing trainer Adam Ryan and Joe Galligan will not work the boxers on Sunday at Broad Ripple. Herman shows wind and foot speed from long runs while the trio rest, attend Mass, and observers may visit the camp. Benny Tanger is said to be training well for the forthcoming bout.
Umpire Sullivan denies any money owed by Owens and says the Minneapolis charges are false and absurd. He recalls Owens’s past and asserts the league will review the matter through a board investigation. President O'Brien notes the charges stem from Minneapolis sentiment.
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