Baseball Standings and Club Listings From the American Association
A fragment shows standings and club names across the American Association and leagues. Teams include Louisville Indianapolis St Paul Kansas City Chicago Philadelphia Boston St Louis Washington Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Columbus Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia New York with win loss records and percentages.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Hoosiers hammer Bartos as Indians surge to 14 runs
Indianapolis beat Bartos an amateur from the Northern league who tried to pitch for St Paul. The Saints led early but Indianapolis exploded with eight in the third inning and added six more in the fifth and sixth to win 14 to 4. Kellum and Sutthoff starred for Indianapolis.
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Hoosiers
Bartos
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kellum
Sutthoff
A.B. R
Hoghever
Reenee Vy Fox
Pene
Esscencees
Peaseenes
O’brien
Hogriever
Pierce
Diltara
Hox
Stolen bases and pitching duel cited in minor league game
Box score style notes show Huggins stole bases and Bar to s walked, Kellum struck out, Hurley passed balls, Bartos hit by pitch ten times, Sutthoff allowed one hit, Kellum ten. Time 2 10, umpire Figgemeier, attendance BAL.
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Kihm
Huggins
Kelley
Bartos
Kellum
Hurley
Sutthoff
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Figgemeier
American Association and National League Scores From Tuesday
Results list shows multiple games with teams and scores across American Association, National League and Three I League. Notable tallies include Louisville 8 over Milwaukee 4 and Pittsburg 14 over Brooklyn 1, plus Philadelphia 1 defeating Cincinnati 2 and Chicago 1 over Boston 6. Further results include Cleveland 7 over Baltimore and Detroit 6 over Boston 5. Local standings indicate St Louis 3 over Philadelphia 1 and Washington 5 over Chicago 2 with other midweek outcomes in Evansville Davenport Bloomington Cedar Rapids Rockford Terre Haute Rock Island Decatur.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Evansville
Davenport
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Rockford
Terre Haute
Rock Island
Decatur
Cincinnati club remains under Brush as Kelley takes helm
John T Brush keeps control of the Cincinnati club while Frank Bancroft hands management to Joe Kelley who will run the Reds in 1903 and 1904. Popp, ex St Louis NL, to play with Terre Haute rest of season. Phil Reccius, veteran, sent to Lakeland insane asylum after a 1887 head injury. Anderson plans electric light game at Elwood with 59 lamps, 5000 expected.
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Cincinnati
John T- Brush
Popp
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Phil Reccius
Lakeland Insane Asylum
Louisville
Frank Bancroft
Cincinnatis
Joe Kelley
Reds
Philadelphia
Kelley
Brush
Anderson
Elwood
Mayor Schmitz Reverses Stance on Inquiry
San Francisco July 28 Mayor Schmitz withdraws his plan to investigate charges of faking the recent fight against Tit Simmons. The change comes after previous push for formal inquiry. Municipal leadership response remains unsettled as officials contend with conflicting testimonies.
Dispute at Union Boat Club Involves C S Titus
In New York on July 30 reports say unrest brewing at the Union Boat Club with members alleging professionalism against star sculler C S Titus. Titus’s supporters blame jealousy as charges arise from a $50 gift from Harlem regatta president James Pilkington toward Titus’s expenses abroad. Pilkington contends the money was for the Henley fund and not a professional inducement.
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New York
Union Boat Club
C.S. Titus
Titus
James Pilkington
Harlem Regatta Association
Pilkington
Henley
Senator Beveridge Upsets Detroit Favoritism at Harlem Day
The Sporting Drift notes Beveridge, a heavily played favorite at Detroit on Tuesday, failed to land the money while only one favorite won at Harlem. Five events went to second choices and rank outsiders. A Riverside golf club is being organized with the Riverside instructor spearheading the effort.
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Senator Beveridge
Detroit
Harlem
Riverside Links
Riverside
Board of health wins seat on medical college standing issue
Springfield Illinois July 30 in an appellate court Millard F Bailey a 1894 UT medical graduate saw the state board of health prevail in denying a certificate due to the college not being in good standing The court held the board has discretionary power to judge a college status and its act cannot be reviewed by mandamus proceedings
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Springfield
Board of Health
Millard F. Bailey
Medical Department
University of Tennessee
State Board of Health
Warning to Indianapolis Taxpayers on Interurban Franchise
George J. Marott writes from Indianapolis warning that proposed interurban franchise terms would raise freight rates and tax car users, costing taxpayers millions over 30 years. He urges public action, denouncing press Acquiescence and predicting central station mandates and higher fares harming residents and workers.
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Board of Public Works
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
The
Merchants’ Association
George J. Marrott
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Sun
Board of Works
Council of Indianapolis
Belt Railway of
Belt Railway Company
Toledo
Cincinnati
Chicago
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Vincennes
Evensville
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Richmond
South Bend
Greencastle
New Castle
Central Station
Union Station
Tax levy call and city spending criticism in letter
A letter from GEO. J. MAROTT argues for raising the tax levy to cover rising expenses while condemning local officials and media for ignoring the burden on property owners. He plans to send copies to Indianapolis newspapers, the Board of Trade, the Commercial Club, the Merchants’ association, and councilmen to spread the warning.
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Board of Trade
the Commercial Club
Merchants’ Association
Councilmen of
Indianapolis
Geo. J. Marott
Husband asserts wife identity in saloon death case
Chicago July 30 James Stewart a Lake Forest mason contractor knelt by the body of a woman found dead in O Hara s saloon wineroom. He declares she is his wife and cites a four hour separation before reaching the Northwestern depot near the saloon. A 25 ride ticket five dollars and two gold rings worn by the woman are missing after a rushed street crossing.
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Chicago
O'Hara
James Stewart
Lake Forest
Northwestern
Perkins Admits Theft From Northwestern Mutual Funds
Chas A Perkins cashier of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance district office in Cedar Rapids Iowa has confessed to speculating with company funds. The shortage is not less than 80000 dollars and may exceed that amount. He began ten years ago taking the money for personal investments and has returned securities valued at about 120000 dollars, mainly mines rubber and olive properties. Prosecution is not likely.
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Cedar Rapids
Chas. A. Perkins
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Association
Perkins
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