Hoosiers Ready For Western Club Series After Delays
Indianapolis baseball woes ease little as outfielder Himes joins from St Louis to bolster the lineup. The Hoosiers, returning next Wednesday to open a four game set at Washington Park with Mike Kelley’s Millers, face Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee and Kansas City in order.
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Phiomapolis
Indianapolis
Isville
Hoostara
Honsiers
Washington Park
Mike Kelley
Minneapolis
St Faulk
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Nerves
American Association and National League Baseball Daybook
Fragmented Odds and End results show American Association and National League battery pairings. Listings include Columbus and Philadelphia matches, with Mills and Brown guarding batteries and other duo pairs in various games across Pittsburgh and Brooklyn venues.
Boston Americans and New York Nationals face decline risk
Special to The San Francisco Chronicle discusses how aging rosters like the Boston Americans and New York Nationals struggle to maintain success. It notes managers Connie Mack and John McGraw, calls for patience with rebuilds, and argues teams can keep core groups for about three years before decline.
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Fort Wayar
Marlow
Sagi Maweee
Boston
Mass
Boston Americans
Bostons
UMG
Collas
Meuran
Ogners
Shay
New York Nationals
Baltimore
Bronklyn
Plotsburr
Orwaga
Jana J. McGraw
Rhs
Connie Mack
Armbruster
Friday games and league matchups listed across cities
The page lists Friday games with matchups in multiple leagues. National League features Boston at Brooklyn, New York at Philadelphia, St Louis at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Cincinnati, while American League shows Washington at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, Detroit at St Louis. Central League includes teams in Terre Haute, Springfield, Cantin, Grand Rapids, and Wheeling. Interleague play notes Lima, Wayne, Marion, Saginaw, and Saginaw Bay area teams with batteries and scores.
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Pat Chitago
New York
Pittsburg A
Philadalphia
St. Louia
Cincinnati Ny
Brooklynvere
American Association
Iedianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Boston
Brookien
Philadelphia
St Lewis
Presburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Phondelpia
Detroit
St. Lonte
Tavten
Terre Hane
Springfiet
Franaville
Seuph
Cantin
Grand Rapids
Wheellna
Race Night Results From New York Cincinnati and Toronto
A jumble of race results lists winners and times across tracks in New York Cincinnati and Toronto. Pater Pretension Hotanist Chartes Howard and First Premium are noted among six furlong and mile distances with various odds and finishing times.
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New Yor
Manet
Wishard
Hotanist
Chartes Howard
Punky
Seling
Millers
Paurth
Inquarsitor
iMiller
Lil Phillips
Datile Awe
Cincinnati
Bell Toone
Aubiehuns
Stok
Weherfelde
Wile Newcoma
Steond
Bozerton
Aubuchan
Fri von
King Leopold
Turlongs
Braden
Austin
Alcor
Toupee
Hort Centre
Port Warden
Ant
Gladdee
Otis L
Ime
Antrim
D. Austin
Bolder Wen Froward
Revolt
Hilona
Shining Star
Tom Roberta
Dr. McCreair
Toronto
Daroma
Raye Sultry
Jerry Sharp
Haruko
Dawson
Firth
Merry England
Neya Lee
Freen
Arthur Curminner
Thistleda
Solon Spingle
Sheriff Bell
Detroit Frst Batteriez-Hitliam and Sullivan.
Detroit first game shows RHE Detroit and Chicago with Batteriez-Hitliam Ritter and Schmidt Waleh Sullivan. At second Detroit game RHE Detroit LO 20002148 116 Chicago Batteries-Slever Payne Smith Patterson Altreck Sullivan. At Boston RHE Boston Washington Batteries-Palkenberg Wake field Tannerill Young Hughes Peterson. At Cleveland RHE Cleveland St Louis Batteries-Hess Townsend Bos mis Smith Spencer. At New York as Philadelphia New York Batteries-Dymertend Powers Grif Athend McGuire.
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Detroit
Chicago
Hitliam
Schmidt
Waleh
Sullivan
Gamo
Slever and Payne
Smith, Patterson
Altreck
Boston
Washington
Palkenberg and
Wakefield
Tannerill, Young, Hughes and Peterson
Cleveland
St Louis
Hess
Governor orders crackdown on prize fighting in New York
Special to the Sum Albany New York June 1 Gov Higgins directs the New York county sheriff to end prize fighting and public sparring exhibitions, citing law violations and ignorance of officials. A letter demanding enforcement warns the sheriff of personal accountability and potential charges for future infractions.
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Albany
Higgins
New York County
Jeter
New York
Frank Wriggins
Chaother
Indiana Defeats Purdue In Muddy State Baseball Tilt
Indiana upends Purdue 12 to 3 to crush the Boilers’ state title hopes on a muddy diamond. Key hits by Latiana and Venthal spark the Hoosiers while Purdue errors and a strong early lead set the tone. Attendance 2,100.
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Inn
Lapayet Fed
Indiana
Purdue
Hilermakers
Latiana
AMSI
Hommeris
Indhina Avia
Senrey
Loo Ooln
Ted Forde
Hanae Ovary Iits
Hidiana
Barnet
Infiang
Hare Threeshase
McFarren
hhis—Bradoury
Sienthal
Moore
Rice
Si- Venthal
Rosenbaum
Hare
Balfoul
Limpires
Lese
Boyle
Tennis Tourney at Butler College sees Kingsbury favored
Entries for the state tennis tournament at Butler College list Canaday Indiana Fairfield DePauw Gardner Batham Hanover and Kingsbury Butler. Kingsbury is claimed the likely victor from last season with a note on semi finals and doubles results involving DePauw Hanover Earlham and Butler participants.
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Butler College
Canaday
Indiana
Fairfield
DePauw
Gardner
Batham
Idfather
Hanover
Kingsbury
Butler
Butlerites
Claliang
Fairheld
Whitney
Oldfather
McClerland
Gardner and Parker
Earlham
Weer
Butter
Indlana
Ranover
Gans Best Claim to Lightweight Title Is 133 Pounds
New York June 1 The only round for disputing Gans right to the lightweight title centers on his ability to make 133 pounds ringside. Advocates claim a 135 limit, but the weight was 128 pounds for Erne at 7 pm. Critics say there are no fixed rules and champions set weights, making attempts to force 133 pounds show fear of Gans.
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Cadillac
Ty W Tracts
Edvertino Muwata
Sam
Austin
New York
Gans
Erne
Ha l
Jack McAullff
Queensberry
Meautiffe
George Lavigne
Meautife
Lavigne
Saciaiew
National Sporting Club
London
Lavignar
Arle Ta Gans
Te Pounis
Nelson
Pee. Ronder
Mutiny on cruiser Halleharde quelled at Toulon
A serious mutiny erupted on the Promenade oat No Ga off TOAVLON France on June 1. The crew joined a mutiny aboard the Sttle ¢ alt Corstex Tweeniera record until the Halleharde cruiser quelied the revolt and transported the mutineers to the navy prison at Toulon.
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Toavlon
France
Navy
Toulon
Molders May Strike in Dayton Over Wages and Hours
Dayton labor action looms as molders threaten a strike unless demands are met. The workers seek a nine hour day plus a wage increase of around ten cents per day, with about 150 expected to join. Internal disagreement at the shop level delays urgent settlement.
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Molders
Sertppre Maltar Breas Sanucletton
Dayton
Mour Mmen
Inside Work Key Factor In Minera Baseball
Terry Turner, Cleveland infielder nicknamed Cotton Top, stresses inside work as crucial to wins. He argues teams with cohesive, well oiled infields win through harmony, each player a precise machine part. Turner notes his Elwood Pa home and prior season in the American Association before his major league call.
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Minera Baseball
Terry Turner
Cleveland
Turner
Elwood Pa
American Association
Wrestling Match Showdown Friday Night at Empire Theater
Prindle and Luttbeg to clash in a catch as catch can bout Friday at the Empire theater. Sam Murharger and Al Ackerman prepare for a tough bout with Murharey aiming to shed pounds before the mat. Latthes and Prindle set for a Tamlinson hall card in catch weight style with Shober MCing.
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Prindle
Luttbeg
Sam Murharger
al Ackerman
Empire Theater
Lima
Murharey
Ackerman
Tiiks
Rastlers
Max Latthes
Prindie
Tamlinson Hall
Shober
M.C A
Luttheg
Killing by Policeman Sparks Chicago Row
A Chicago man, John F. O'Neil, and 19 friends gathered near Clark and Winthrop when a policeman, Thomas O'Brien, ordered them to move on. After an argument, O'Brien struck O'Neil, who died from a head blow within hours. The incident occurred shortly after midnight yesterday as tensions rose between police and a local association.
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Arrinom
O'Nell
Sidelights on the Sidelights on Ball Players
Long fragment describes Joseph McGinnity known as the spon man of Indian Territory and his fall to spring routine. It praises his pitching for the New York Giants, notes his age and family, and claims New Yorkers rank him behind Christy Mathewson in pitching talent. It mentions his batting prowess and past season moves between roles.
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Joseph McGinnity
South McMester
Hebernian
Mr McGinnity
Mc McGin
Mefinnity
Bank
Mide
Oldtimers Cheerless on Modern Rubbing Trends in Track
An elderly sprinter recalls a lean training era free of rub-downs and masseurs arguing today’s emphasis on massages delays stamina. He cites past feats and stresses that endurance came from constant road running and simple routines. He warns that specialization and rub-down culture may limit true grit.
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Inianapoli
Dunleavy Ie
Carr
Himes
Juan
Piaf
Cardinals
AL Ceumbus
Coumbus
Toro OH
Leonie
Puritan Sia
Thomins
Shannon
Morais
Chin
Lemeee
Chock
Sele
Brown and Livingston
Motinty
McFartland
Egan and McCarthy
Brooklyn
Batterles
Darner
Needham
Gon and Ritter
Central League
Toe
Lot
Pat
Kansan Cit
Milwauxe
South Bend
Canton
Wheeling
Evansville
Interstats League
Shut
RHE Lina
Anderson
Reberles
Maire
Tyan
Kubets
Sprite
Wayne
Rue
Flint
Gironoooyrigg
MrCain and
Hardy
Alberts
Thomas
Marion
RHE Marton Falhorachiahrrad Saginaw
Dhaing
America
Mace
Mercedes
Olds
Indiana Automobile Co
Galimnsivs
New York Street
Alen Agneta
Otte, Pesriees
Winton Cod Praca
Gov. Higgins
New, York
Sheriff
Hood
Smith Dye Works
Massachusetts-are
Mia
Winslow
al- Jaya
Negho
Wesley the Barber
Terry Turnor
Murbarger
Jerry A. Mathews
Colorado
Washington, D. C
the Sun
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Don
Parsons
Yale
Arthur Duffey
Coust
George Seward
Seweard
Seward
Barry
Kelly
Sam Lyons
Hugo Ketty
Jack Cufley
Uss Cail
Palace
Marsket
Boguet Cigar 10c Cigar Co
W. Kriel
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