Bumpus Jones Shuts Out Blues in Columbus Victory
The champion team led by Jake Beckley dominated the Blues 3 to 0 as Wolverine pitcher Jones delivered top notch work. Key hits by Carr, Chadburne, Cross, and Hayden produced the runs while Carter was stymied, and Kansas City failed to muster a scoring threat.
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Youg
Bumpus Jones
Jones
Carter
Nick
Detective ‘Story
Kansas City
Mike
Columbus
Blues
Chadburne
Carlisle
Cross
Hayden
Jack
Carr
Brashear
Davidson
Hallman
Shannon
Bees Beckley
Il Brashear
Carlisle If
Hetling
Reese Love
Adee
Burke
Howley
Williams
Kansas
Indianapolis
Beckley
Sullivan
Bra
Johnson and Kaufman Sign Their Articles for Sept Fight
New York June 3 The colored champion Jack Johnson signed articles to box Al Kaufman in September after meeting Charley Harvey who represented Kaufman. Johnson also agreed to box Ketchel in October, asserting he could bet from five thousand to twenty thousand on himself if the Nevada finish favored him. Harvey produced articles that both men signed.
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Tad
New York
Jack Johnson
al Kaufman
Ketchel
Charley Harvey
Johnson
Charley
California
Nevada
Harvey
Jeffries to Meet Johnson for World Heavyweight Title
Chicago June 2 James J Jeffries announced to a friend in the city that he would fight Jack Johnson for the world heavyweight championship next March in Colma California He declined to name a specific date but said the bout would take place around March 17 near Frisco implying the San Francisco area This confirms Jeffries intention to return to the ring after a long hiatus
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Chicago
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Colma
Cal
James J
Boilermaker
Etry
Jeffries
Maren
Frisco
Yesterday's Scores In Major Leagues And Leagues
In American Association Indianapolis defeated Kansas City via Toledo 6 to 3 Milwaukee won 2 to 0. National League New York beat Brooklyn 5 to 2. Pittsburgh St Louis Rain beat Chicago 9 to 3. Cincinnati lost. American League Boston won 6 to 1 over Philadelphia. Washington lost 0 to 2 to New York. Central League Terre Haute prevailed 7 to 2 over Evansville Zanesville defeated Wheeling 6 to 3. South Bend beat Dayton 5 to 1. Grand Rapids triumphed over Fort Wayne 4 to 1.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsurg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Today’s Games Across Leagues and Cities
National League matchups include Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburg Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Washington Central JFague Zanesville at Wheeling Dayton at South Bend Fort Wayne at Grand Rapids Evansville at Terre Haute Midwest pairings feature Kansas City at Indianapolis St Paul at Columbus Milwaukee at Toledo Minneapolis at Louisville and more games listed across several cities.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
American League
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Sitton Sought By Bernhard After Nashville Win
Nashville manager Bill Bernhard seeks Vedder Sitton a crack pitcher sold to Cleveland last fall after Sitton helped Nashville clinch the pennant by beating New Orleans in a deciding game.
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Sitton
Nashville
Tenn
Bill Bernhard
Vedder Sitton
Cleveland
Jas
New Orleans
Local Bowlers Storm Little Old New York
Western crowd of bowlers at national tournament and big reception for bowlers from Berlin. Strong event coverage notes high expectations for performances and local participation in New York with international interest.
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Little Old New York
Marion Clippers and Pathfinders lead local amateur baseball slate
The Marion Clippers beat the T A A s 9 to 6 and the St Joseph Cadet Juniors 14 to 13. Pathfinders will play Northwestern Stars Sunday at 1 30 a m after beating Shelby Cubs 4 to 8. Stag Baseball Club of Newcastle seeks a Sunday game in Indianapolis. Little Dubs lost 6 to 1 to Big Dubs at Riverside park. Mooresville Ramblers defeated South Street 14 to 0 and seek out of town games with 12 year old teams. Indianapolis Chair and Furniture seeks 18 20 year olds for Saturday diamond play. Ramblers to face Freedom Grays Sunday. Mapletons beat Tosettis 7 to 0 with Wasson strong pitching and will play Irvin Manufacturing Company Sunday.
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St. Joseph
Flanery
Pathfinders
Northwestern Stars
Northwestern
Shelby Cubs
Stag Baseball Club
Newcastle
Indianapolis
Clarence Davis
Ind
Little Dubs
Big Dubs
Riverside Park
Kiser
Kritsch
Mooresville Ramblers
South Street
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Keller
Fockett
Chaffee
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Mays
Karl B. White
Mooresville
Indianapolis Chair and Furniture Company
A. P. Yerguson
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Thiele
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Tosettis
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Mapleton
Irvin Manufacturing Companys
Naps
Main
Harry
National Bowling Championship Opens in Madison Square Garden
Special matches headline the National Bowling Championship in New York at Madison Square Garden this week. Western stars from Indianapolis arrive to boost competition while the Berlin team is due, with a 12 hour marathon drawing big crowds. Edward Thompson of Park Row Bowling Club ties Wengler’s world spins record and posts a 333 average. Bowes Windhelm lead two man team contests with 1 443.
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Madison Square Garden
Indianapolis
Berlin
Jimmy Smith
Alex Dunbar
Charles ¥. Gilbert
Louis Franz
Cleveland
Larry Sutton
Rochester
Dave Woodbury
Chicago
Jimmy Watt
Bridgeport
Chcosen
Arthur Wengler
Cincinnati
Edward Thompson
Park Row
Madison Sequire Garden
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Fred Schwartje
Bowes
Windhelm
Utica
Buffalo
Edwards and Weissert
WOTEN STALLION NORVAL DIES AT 27 IN OHIO
Bellefontaine Ohio June 2 Norval the famous stallion owned by J Cargill of Port Jefferson died suddenly here of heart disease at 27. He sired Norline and the world’s yearling record trotter W J Lewis who ran 2 06 in three heats. He also sired Countess Eve holder of a 2 08 4 fastest sixth heat record and 113 colts with 2 30 or better.
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Norval
We PD
J. Cargill
Port Jefferson
Norline
W. J. Lewis
Weater
Countess Eve
Haggin horses held awaiting new departure date
Lexington June 2 125 thoroughbred brood mares from Elmdorf farm bound for the Argentine Republic were delayed to today on orders from Mr Haggin who is in New York. The mares will travel on a special eight car train.
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Haggin
Lexington
Elmdorf Farm
Argentine Republic
New York
Baldwin Loses Bout To Murphy In Boston Armory Fight
In Boston on June 1 Harlem Tom Murphy outboxed Matty Baldwin over 12 rounds at the Armory A A. Murphy showed skill with infighting body shots and uppercuts while Baldwin tried for a knockout. Murphy had the edge in eight rounds and retained his advantage until the final bell.
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Boston
Mass
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Matty Baldwin
Armory
A. A
Murphy
Baldwin
Tommy
Matty
Notre Dame Varsity Relinquishes Doubleheader Lead
Notre Dame and Milwaukee-heavy matchup ends early after Notre Dame bats out in the sixth inning for a 15 to 0 lead. Burke and teammates dominate with multiple hits, Klinke and Leonard strong on the mound as Burke records seven strikeouts.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Milwaukee
Burke
Kelly
Leonard
Klinke
Daniela
Connelly
McKee
Daniels
Hamilton
Scanion
Bothwick
Dugegan
Hoey Sold to Hartford by St. Paul Club
St Paul manager Kelley announced the sale of outfielder Jack Hoey to Hartford of the Connecticut league yesterday.
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Jack Hoey
ST. Paul
Minn
Kelley
Hartford
Fisher and Coey Qualified Pilots
A sports note details Carl Fisher and C. A. Coey of Chicago becoming qualified balloon pilots after balloon flights near Indianapolis. Barney Oldfield’s balloon debut is noted along with A Holland Forbes and Clifford Harmon planning a national race, praising the speedway and Indianapolis as ideal for flying and discussing night flying versus daytime safety and scenery.
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Carl Fisher
C. A. Coey
Chicago
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
Coey
Gark
Edward Stevens
Decatur Township
A. Holland Forbes
Fisher
Forbes
Indianapolis
Aero Club of America
Motor Speedway
Hoosier
Clifford B. Harmon
New York
Astern Aeronaut
Champion Gotch to Lead Indian Girl to Altar
Chicago June 2 Frank Gotch world champion heavyweight wrestler has become engaged to Minnie L Warner a local brunette The wedding is planned for early fall She wore a diamond from Gotch on his last visit Warner a Lafayette Ind native operates the Majestic theater phone line in Chicago Gotch now owns several farms and is among Iowa s wealthiest men
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Chicago
Frank Gotch
Dan Cupid
Minnie L. Warner
Majestic Theater
Gotch
Iowa
Cuban Stars Defeat Wabash 79 to 65 in Crawfordsville
Wabash College fell to the Cuban Stars 3 to 1 at Crawfordsville as the visitors produced a strong late push. Cuban Stars led 1-0 after two innings and extended the gap with a nine run seventh, while Wabash managed a modest rally earlier. Mendez to Villa to Fustamante completed a key double play, and umpire Wilson presided.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash
Gisler
Magrienat
Puckett
Winnie
Mendezto Villa
Fustumante
Umopire
Climax Juniors Triumph Over Valley Specials in Seven Inning Win
The Climax Juniors defeated the Valley Specials 10 to 5 on Monday. A decisive seventh inning featured sharp betting by the Climax lineup. Batteries: Climax Juniors Oaks and Briggs. Valley Mills Burton and Cromwell. Umpire Longs.
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Climax
Climax Juniors
Valley Specials
Oaks
Briggs
Valley Mills
Burton
Cromwell
Longs
Confession Echoes in a Dark Night Lie
A child recounts confessing to a parent under a gas-lit night to avoid lying in bed. The remark, captured by Punch, reveals a moment of defiance and fear as the parent turns off the light and the child hides in darkness, teeth clenched in a tense secret.
Blues Lose Early In Homestand At Washington Park
The Blues played a cautious game at home as Carter pitched well for the Champs who stopped their slide. Jones dominated the visitors with a sharp curve, while Bumpus showed speed and a strong breaking ball. Spike Shannon returned to cheers, once a local star, now a veteran in the minors. Tebeau okayed a second class city team, with Herling and Love as hopeful infielders. The game started late and finished after a municipal parade salute in 4 o clock call.
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Spike Shannon
Spike
Welsh Accepts 46 Round Title Bout With Dane
Freddie Welsh the English lightweight accepts an offer to fight Battling Nelson for 45 rounds in San Francisco next fall. He sails home on the Lusitania and plans to return in August to train for the bout.
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Welsh
Dane
New York
Freddie Welsh
Nelson
San Francisco
Lusitania
Wisconsin Baseball Invited to Japan Series
Madison Wisconsin June 2 The University of Wisconsin baseball team has been invited to travel to Japan in September for a ten game series against university teams. Theft expenses are guaranteed by the invitation.
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Japan
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Red Book annex and Daily Trade Bulletin offer
Bollish Foreign Situation Broomhall's Cables covers the foreign crop situation via private wire. Eugene Portelle & Co offers 72 page yearly statistical records, free mailing, and the Daily Trade Bulletin along with a Daily Market Letter from 222 Lasalle Street, Chicago, with Stocks Grain Cotton coverage.
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Broomhall
Daily Trade Bulletin
Eugene Portelle & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
Lasalle Street
Chcago
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