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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1900

Page

8

Indians Rally Then Fall to Minneapolis in Two Games

Minneap olis wins 5 3 as Indianapolis fans claim bad plate decision by umpire Cantillon. In sixth inning Hoosiers rally with three singles and two doubles off Harvey to score four runs. Next game Millers beat Hoosiers 16 1 as Minneapolis pitchers dominate and Milligan struggles. Attendance around 3,000.

Minneapolis Minn Hoosiers Cantillon Indianapolis Harvey RAE Fischer Werden Smith Nance Davis Hartsel Seybold Barnes Ehret Jacklitsch Geier Magoon Powers Hervey Lally Verden Milligan Bailey Sally

Indians pennant chances hinge on Chicago series

The series opened in Chicago on Monday. If Indianapolis wins all three games their pennant chances look strong. If they win two, a chance remains. A sweep by Chicago ends Indianapolis hopes.

Chicago Indianapolis

Baseball scores from Chicago Kansas City Milwaukee games

In Chicago Amiole led a win over Chicago’s star twirlers with a strong performance. Batteries Amole and Behreek. Katoll Denzer Buckley. In Kansas City Missouri won with fifth inning rallies. Detroit fell short. Batteries Lee Gonding Friske McAllister. In Milwaukee Rube Waddell pitched a shutout of Cleveland. final line Milwaukee 4 Cleveland 0. Batteries Waddell Diggins Hart Crisham.

Chicago Amiole Buffalo Amole Behreek Katoll Denzer Buckley Kansas City Missouri Detroit Lee and Gonding Friske McAllister Miilwaukee Rube Waddell Milwaukee Cleveland Waddell Diggins Hart and Crisham

Fort Wayne Edges Youngstown In Extra Innings

In a Fort Wayne led Interstate League program Fort Wayne defeated Youngstown 5 to 4 in a tense contest. Earlier Fort Wayne won 12 to 1 over Youngstown while Mansfield triumphed over Columbus 3 to 2 and Toledo beat Wheeling 1 to 0. Dayton topped New Castle 5 to 4.

Central Grays Defeat Standards 6 to 2 in Batter Action

The Central Grays edged the Standards 6 to 2 in a batter filled game. Nichols and Vech, Sheeh, and Craig contributed to drives while Schultz and Pittman teamed with Waltman and Berger on Melrose. Marotta scored 23 for the Grays and Tishimingo tallied 15 for the Standards.

Central Nichols Vech Sheeh Craig Cook's Schultz Pittman Waltman Berger

Modern Impeials defeat Irv ington stars five to three

In amateur play the Modern Imperials beat the Irvington Stars five to three. Batteries featured Kelly and Duffy for the Imperials and Phillips and Norris for the Stars. Rabe at short handled 11 chances, an unusual performance.

Yles-Shéa Marth MccAfee Ernest Blackwell_ Stars Imperials Irvington Stars Kelly Duffy Philips Norris Rabe

Indians Win Four of Six on Road So Far

No National league games were played Sunday. Owen Kimble of Lau iaville won the half mile professional at Walisburg New Jersey. Elderfield the kicking infielder is again in the game for Detroit. The Baseball players' protective association or players union has been formed in New York and will fight the magnates on the current system of selling and farming players. Chief Zimmer of Pittsburg was chosen president Hugh Jennings Brooklyn secretary and William Clarke Boston treasurer.

Elderfield Detroit Baseball Players’ Protective Association Players’ Union New York Zimmer Pittsburg Hugh Jennings Brooklyn William Clarke Boston

Michael Loses in Providence Pacing Race

Jimmy Michael forfeited to Ben Monroe of Memphis in Providence Rhode Island after his pacing machine broke. Monroe’s pacemakers slowed to allow Michael to catch up, then the referee awarded Monroe the race as the second mile ran at a trot. World record broken by Prince Alert in Cleveland with a 2 02 pace.

Michael Jimmy Michael Ben Monroe Memphis Providence R. I Monroe Prince Alert Hopples Cleveland

Base Ball Scores Across Leagues

The American League results show Milwaukee 5 over Cleveland 0, Chicago 16 over Buffalo 3, Kansas City 6 over Detroit 2. The National League games include Brooklyn 8 over St. Louis 6, Pittsburg 9 over Boston 2, New York 3 over Cincinnati 2, Chicago 8 over Philadelphia 4. Interstate League games list Toledo 8 over Mansfield 0, Fort Wayne 2 over Youngstown 1, Columbus 13 over New Castle 1, Wheeling 4 over Dayton 3, and Wheeling 9 over Dayton 6.

Chicago Fetaneles Ore Indianapolid Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Buffalo Kansas City Ae Pews Minneapolis Pet Brooklyn Ieee Wheteenee Ewe Ee Philadelphia Pittsburg Annee Boston Peeee Cincinnati Bt Louis New York Sect Eneresene Nanes St. Louis Pittsburg Boston New York Toledo Mansfield Fort Wayne Youngstown Columbus New Castle Wheeling Dayton

Western man wins big at Brighton Beach race track

A stranger at Brighton Beach race track over two days cleared about 49000 dollars after backing six winners on Thursday five on Friday and five on Saturday afternoon. He gave the initials R P and C and is suspected to be a well known Chicago figure seen at western and San Francisco tracks in recent winters.

Brighton Beach R. P. and Chicago San Francisco

New York Cyclist Emma R Bayne Sets World Record Pace

Emma R Bayne of Valley Stream Long Island rode 3 000 miles in 2 days 12 hours to establish an unprecedented bicycle record. After a short rest she aimed to cover 4 500 miles in 30 days by riding another 15 centuries within ten days.

New York Emma R. Bayne Valley Stream L. I

Ex Priest Targeted by Mob in Chicago Church Riot

Henry A. Sullivan an ex priest of the Catholic Church was hissed and stoned at the Onward Presbyterian Church in Chicago on Sunday night as he attempted to expose Catholicism. Police escorted him home after the crowd hurled eggs sticks and derisive cries.

Chicago Henry A. Sullivan Onward Presbyterian Church Sullivan

Tax Board Raises Assessments for Railroads and Utilities

State tax board increases statewide assessments by 2,337,700 over 1899 for railroad, telephone, telegraph, palace car and express companies. Railroad property leads with a 951,400 rise, while telegraph property drops 1,500 due to reduced mileage.

State Tax Board Palace Car

Democratic ticket named for state senate and county council

The Democratic legislative convention announced candidates for the state senate including John H. Kingsbury John W. Holtzman Henry Harmon and others and listed Emmet C. Ryan Edward C. Simpson John Blue Thomas R Dean James M. Healey John P. Leyendecker W. W. Robbins Harry Strickland as joint Marion and Hancock county representative. County council nominees were Walter Johnson Samuel Pfendler D. M. Maroney John J. Cooper Fred Groseart George J. Marott and Henry Bauer.

State Senate John H. Kingsbury John W. Holtzman Henry Harmon Emmet C. Ryan Edward C. Simpson Terra Haute Brewing Company John Blue Carvasser Thomas R Dean James M. Healey John P. Leyendecker W. W. Robbins Harry Strickland Marion Hancock Walter Johnson Samuel Pfendler D. M. Maroney John J. Cooper Fred Groseart George J. Marott Henry Bauer

Boer Surrender Confirmed as Prinsloo Yields Unconditionally

Reports from Pretoria and London state General Prinsloo surrendered unconditionally with about 5,000 Boers under his command. Gen. Roberts confirms the capitulation after Hunter drove the Boers from two weeks’ retreat toward Nauuwpoort, while 1,200 prisoners reportedly sought surrender.

Prinzloo Hunter London Roberts

Soldiers in Field Cannot Vote

Chicago July 30 American volunteers in foreign countries cannot vote next fall. Secretary Heath of the national Republican committee says arrangements must be made by state legislatures for state officers and by Congress for members of Congress and presidential electors. The committee notes the colored vote may be targeted by Democrats and vows to offset it. Also, Conductor Martin Murphy was assaulted on the Shel by st car line by three drunken men over fare payment.

Chicago Heath National Republican Committee Congress Ohio Indiana West Virginia Illinois Maryland Martin Murphy Shelby St Murphy

Greenwood man makes US soldier in ten minutes

A record was set when Harry Gillum of Greenwood enlisted as a United States soldier in ten minutes at the recruiting station on Saturday.

Harry Gillum Greenwood United States

King Honored by Hearst for Democratic Club Convention

Myron D. King chief of the city assessment bureau is named sergeant-at-arms for the National Association of Democratic Clubs convention to be held in Tomlinson Hall in September. President W. R. Hearst made the appointment. King also names Louis G. Stevenson, son of the vice presidential candidate, as chief of staff for the event and a major Democratic rally.

Myron D. King National Association of Democratic Clubs Tomlinson Hall W. R. Hearst King Louis G. Stevenson

Iron Molders Threaten Nationwide Strike Over Wages

In New York on July 30 a potential strike of 25,000 iron molders in major cities is threatened as a five year arbitration pact between the Iron Molders' Union of North America and the National Founders' Association ends. Wages are at dispute with the union seeking increments of 2.50 to 3.40 dollars per day and employers pushing to cut these rates by ten cents daily.

New York Iron Molders’ Union of North America National Founders’ Association

Bryan-Stevenson surprise party set for Indianapolis

Mayor Taggart announced the Bryan-Stevenson event will be held in Indianapolis with an arrangements committee meeting Monday to finalize details. Asked if Bryan will speak at Tomlinson Hall on August 8, he replied he will speak if he is alive.

Taggart Indianapolis Bryan Tomlinson Hall

Entombment disaster in Matehuala leads to many deaths

A mine fire near Matehuala in the Ban state entombed workers and caused multiple fatalities. Eleven bodies were recovered as rescuers work to determine the total death toll and the cause of the blaze.

Monterey Moex Matehuala Ban’ ‘Las Pot

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