Hoosiers Tension Grows Over Stormy Baseball Start
Louisville dispatch notes Hoosier players anxious after grounds damage halted Friday game. Vinson and Himes join Dunleavy, Perry and Reothgeb in lineup changes as Shaughnessy seeks a tryout. Cicotte slated to open against the Colonels with no Sunday game due to the weather.
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Colonels
Interest in City Field Meet Draws Wide Attention
Public school students from sixth to eighth grade prepare for Indianapolis field meet at Washington Park Saturday afternoon. Geaical Director Steeher reports a successful setup as every city school may enter. About 000 boys are entered to compete for school prizes.
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Nehooh
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Steeher
College Tennis Tourney Shows Singles Win and Doubles Triumph
Henry Oldfather of Hanover wins the state tennis singles at Butler campus, defeating Kingsbury of Butler. Butler takes the doubles with Kingsbury and Gardner beating Indiana pair. Finals feature Okater of Hanover defeating Kingsbury 6 2 6 2. Other scattered results include prelims and semi finals involving Hanover, Butler, Indiana, Earlham, and DePauw.
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Hanover
Butler Onstego
Kingsbury
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Feet
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Meores
Ases
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Idina
Bingies
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jafaMer
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Anover
Baseball Saturday Games From American Association and League Matchups
American Association features Indianapolis at Louisville Columbus at Tolalo St Paul at Milwaukee and Kansas City versus Minneapolis. National League slate includes Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati American League games Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at St. Louis Central League matchups Dayton at Terre Haute Springheld at Eysneville South Bend at Canter Grand Rapids at Wheeling.
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Indianapolis
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Tolalo St. Paul
Milwaukee
Binneapolis
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Dayton
Terre Haute
Springheld
Eysneville
South Bend
Canter
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
American Association
Lowt
Pat Tolenor
Columbo
Kansas City
Philadelphia Screever
Clevelandre
St Louis
Devral
American League Scores and Batter Lineups by City
Across major league venues from Boston to Canton the report lists lineups and results. It names teams Washington Boston St Louis Detroit New York Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Wheeling Evansville Springfield Terre Haute Dayton Canton with batteries and pitchers noted for each site.
Pitcher Orville Overall Sold to Chicago Club
Cincinnati’s star pitcher Orville Overall has been traded to Chicago. In exchange the Reds receive Robert Wicker, a noted bat member of Chicago, in a deal announced June 1.
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Wicker
Cincinnati
Chicago
Orville Overall
Ratten
Robert Wicker
Hoosiers Week Again Shows Weak Offense and Shake-Up Likely
Indianapolis Hoosiers endure a dismal week with four losses in five games as Outfield remains weak and pitching falters. New manager Charley Carr faces a broad lineup overhaul, while Marean’s arrival strengthens the infield and gives the team a glimmer of competence amid persistent errors and poor baserunning.
Branch Rickey Marries In Portsmouth Ohio
Branch Rickey of Portsmouth, a St. Louis American League catcher, married Miss Jennie Moulton on a Friday. The bride is the daughter of former county legislator Hon. Chandler J. Moulton. The couple were childhood sweethearts, dating through their Ohio Wesleyan days. Rickey departs to Delaware after the ceremony to take a position in athletics.
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Branch Rickey
Portsmouth
Jennie Moulton
Chandler J. Moulton
Ohio
Gaya
Ohio Wesleyan
Rickey
Delaware
Tale
Tim Hurst Laces Wit With Joe Sugden Mask Banter
Umpire Tim Hurst trades barbs with catcher Joe Sugden during a St Louis game. Sugden loans his mask and chest protector, Hurst quirks aside as the banter grows. After the seventh inning Hurst dryly notes certain persons won’t be needing chest protectors much longer.
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Tim Hurst
Louis
Joe Sugden
Tim
Joe
Nea Sugden
Hurat
Anson Roars Over Base Running Feat in Chicago
In a tense late season game, Lange leads with a two bagger in the eighth as Anson attempts a sacrifice bunt. He is out at first but Lange remains at second, drawing fury from the crowd. Lange then steals third to seize the lead in base running, amid a tight contest reported by Hugh Fullerton.
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Dunleavy
Pfaff
Perry
Rothgeb
Himes
Marean
Hoorters
James
Third Xackers
Lever
Chicago
Bill Lanke
Rays
Hugh Fullerton
Lange
Hamton
Anson
Konara
James J. Cordett
Entergast Association
Bunko
New York
May Sutton Seeks Wimbledon Title Defense
Pasadena tennis star May Sutton travels to England to defend her English National title at Wimbledon. The world’s top woman player, Sutton won the United States championship at 17 and plans to observe the International Materel Mun Davis trophy contest in London. She emphasizes steady practice, warns against weak opponents, and may skip other tournaments while abroad though she could reconsider once in London.
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Pasadena
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England
All England Lawn
United States
Utee Isle
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Saya
Miss Safton
Materel Mun
Landa
Prindle Defeats Luttbeg in Two Straight Falls
Pringle used superior weight and strength to pin Max Luttbeg in two falls at Tomlinson hall after 38 and 42 minutes. The smaller challenger showed grit but could not overcome the weight handicap as spectators watched a lengthy, evenly matched prelim and main bout.
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Frindie
Max Luttbeg
Frigay
Tomlinson Hall
Luttberg
Pringle
Rhober
Fom. C. A
Schaub
Race Results at Saw York Phatpee and More
Extensive race card results across venues including Saw York Cincinnati and Toronto. Notable finishes include Mexican Silver and Bele mere in sprint events, Garden Mineral and Redant in mid-distance races, and Capereausno with Conspiracy in longer sprints. Detailed times and wagering odds appear with each listing.
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O'Nei
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Woolwich
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Asia
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oFbert
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Ime
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Tim Daugles
Auduchon
Cotton Lawn
Belindian
Oberky
Mixa
Leviat
Thme
Turlings
Pollies Bergeres
Aubereham
Nanie Cuello
Intenso
Hha
Capereausno
Ie Ou
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Sir Ralph
Columbia
Greville
Sir Furlonge
Jake
Oven
Alanze
Cinner
Sonce
Tine
Artitla
Hanover Mornpipe
Dixie Andrews
Orderly
City asks for more money over saloon lease dispute
Indianapolis officials plan to halt renting a building for a Saturday night saloon as Charles Muellerschren vacates the St Charles site and Julius Kaminaky the Junkman begins tearing it down for a Jackson price opening. Muellerschren held an eight year lease and argues the city underpaid him, seeking 2,000 damages in Superior Court.
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Charles Muellerschoen
Charles Hte
Julius Kaminaky
Cty
Muellerschren
Ian
Tm Superior Court
Wesley the Barber Comments on College Players
A barber voices strong opinions about college players, stating Vinson is better than a “college loser.” He mocks college training and compares players’ performance to a low-brow shooter, criticizing academics and claiming superior aim with a referenced 2 percent.
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Vinson
Commercial League Schedule Promises Morning Games
In the Commercial league draw for Buntay morning, Americaa vs Ta Prefereneins at Rivers aide No 1 M. I. vs Hatlery A at Fairview Social Turnera vs Pettis at Riveraida No 1.
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Ta Prefereneins
Rivers Aide
M. I
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Fairview
Social Turnera Va Pettis
Riveraida
Alleged frame ups hurt boxing, McCoy Maher tale recounted
A veteran writer argues that fakes in prizefighting damage the sport. He recalls prearranged bouts and scandals from Horton law era fights, including Joe Gank and Gold Dollar Smith episodes, and cites the Kid McCoy versus Peter Maher New Year’s bout as a notable but unmaterialized frame-up.
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Peter Maher
New York
Atrs
Dee Welcott
Tommy West
West
Propia
Walcett
Joe Gank
Frank Erne
Uni
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Arne
Nll
Gold Dollar Smith
Jimmy Handler Smith
Onn
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OW. A. Brady
Hest of Merit
Tha Hmo
Reulbach Struggles With Confidence In Key Games
Special to The Sun Chicago June 2 Reulbach star pitcher for the Chicago National League team puzzles Manager Chance and observers. His arm is fine and delivery is sharp in practice but in critical moments he shops his accuracy. Wildness blamed on lack of courage and overanxious urge to win. Weather conditions blamed for poor spring showing, he says hot weather will restore his form.
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Carl Maappoinien
George Cohen
Iife
Nas
Focal
Iocal
Bougst
Carr
The
Sun
Chicago
Reulbach
Chance
Alva
City Record for a Day
City record lists births, deaths, and building permits. Entries name Michael and Mary Ryan and many others with addresses on Olivers Avenue, Nowland, Capital Avenue, Camp Street, Dugdale, Concord Street, Shel idon Avenue, Minerva Street, Ning Street, Wabash, and other locations. Deaths include Thomas Bowen, Ruby Ruth Smith, and Volney Hatch among others, along with infant and elderly cases and public charity references. Building permits show numerous dwellings and renovations with costs from $50 to $1,607, including a library addition and various remodels in Madison era locations.
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Olvers Ave
George M
M. E Reersig
Howsard-et
Joba
Stella Hatch
Camp-st
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Maud Sullivan
Dugdale
Ies W
Agnew Rote
Concord-st
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Shelidon-at
Bos
Eliza Kine
Minerva-st
Lena Clark
Ning Steenthat
Thomas Bowen
City Hospital
Ruby Ruth Smith
Door of Hapa
Eclamnaia
Ormanda Kling
Edgar Rainey
Indiana
Hone
Jesse James Bear
Volney Hatch
Twenty-fifth&t
Kate Mitchell
Patterson Nominated for Tennessee Governor by Democrats
Nashville reports the Democratic state convention nominated M. R. Patterson of Shelby County for governor by acclamation after four days of storm and stress. The platform calls for extending the ban on franks and passes, public expense disclosure by candidates, forest preservation, and state affairs reforms.
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Specialo Therma
Nashville
Tenn
M. R. Patterson
Shelby County
Cox
Patterson
Tennessee
Adana
Telegrand
Ackerman Favored To Beat Murberger In City Match
Pro wrestling card centers on Ackerman facing Murberger with Stersdorfer as probable referee at the Empire theater Monday. Steinmetz forfeited after a late stand by Ackerman in a prior bout. enmity runs between Murberger and Steinmetz supporters. Ackerman aims for two straight falls, with two preliminary bouts on the bill.
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Murbarger
Steinmetz
Murbager
Murbarger A
Steinmers
YM. C. A
Stersdorfer
Joe Stersdorfer
Hant Stersdorfer
Bota
Perside
Murnarger
Murvarger
May Overrule Owners in City Improvement Plan
The Board of Public Works seeks city council action to order improvement of Twentivoher between Central at Talbsitaves, against owner objections. The proposal faced prior council review weeks earlier and stalled in committee.
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Board of Public Works
The Right Road rallye connects major midwest cities
The Chicago Great Western promotes a rally connecting Chicago to Minneapolis Kansas City and Omaha with fast time and unequalled equipment. Tickets via agents including RC Schulz D PLA 116 Adamant Cai jencey Tilord P Eimer GP at j Pant Minx.
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