Hoosiers Defeat Colonels In Muddy Louisville Game
The Indiana Hoosiers beat the Louisville Colonels 6 to 3 in a rain soaked, muddy game. Southpaw Win Kellum held the Colonels, while Indiana started fast with Williams on a Williams single and Carr triple. Krug homered in the fourth, and a late rally by Crarr Himes Siegle produced three more. Umpire Sullivan drew ire as manager Dick Cooley was chased from the field. Attendance was under 1,500 as conditions hindered base running and field play.
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Louisville
Colonels
Kellum
Indiana
Sullivan
Dick Cooley
Peitz
Kenna
Hoosiers
Williams
Carr
Krug
Himes
Siegle
Coulter
Quinlan
Woodruff
A.B
Esas
Livingston
Hooke
Bates
Teres
Aeeenee
Indianapolis
Puttman
Stovall
Hughes
Brash
Louisear
Sullivanville
Rain Spoils Hoosiers Colonels Tie At Louisville
Rain spoiled the Hoosiers and Colonels contest in Louisville on Saturday as the score stood 2 to 2 in the ninth. Slagle shut down the Colonels with the Carritos hitting Wright, but Louisville pitcher Wright kept the tying run from scoring. Louisville tallied twice in the first inning and Indianapolis answered with two in the third.
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Hoosiers
Colonels
Louisville
Slagle
Carritos
Wright
Indianapolis
Another Umpire Quits In Cotton States League
MEMPHIS Tenn June 3 Lemuel Bailey appointed umpire in the Cotton States league succeeding Brady who resigned after a fight with Vicksburg manager Blackburn.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lemuel Bailey
Brady
Blackburn
Vicksburg
Running Marvel of Two Continents Set for Race Here
Alfred Shrubb of England, holder of world records from 1 1/2 to 11 miles, visits America as he eyes a sensational race with Thos Longboat, the Canadian Indian. Longboat's amateur status is under investigation over a reported city gift, potentially turning the match into a professional showdown.
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New York
America
Alfred Shrubb
England
Thos
Shrubb
Longboat
Hamilton
Ont
Monday's Games Skip Weather in Soft American Association Card
Indianapolis faces Louisville Columbus visits Toledo St Paul meets Milwaukee and Minneapolis travels to Kansas City in the American Association. In the National League Brooklyn plays New York Pittsburg hosts Chicago Boston visits Philadelphia. American League New York meets Boston Philadelphia plays Washington. Central League Evansville at Terre Haute Wheeling at Canton Dayton at Springfield.
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Pet
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee Ae
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville Cone
Semense Pees
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Teaver Ee
Boston
Bee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicabo
Cleveland
Detroit
Peete Neenee
Ik Wee
Boston Ereeaeee
Washington Beeen
Wheeling
Evansville Annes
Sprinefeld Peenee
Canton Eredamee
Grand Rapid
Dayton Ee Teree
Terre Haute
South Bend
Tere Eenee
Louisville
Milwaukee
American League
Washington
Evansville
Canton
Dayton
Springfield
Hoosiers
Washington Park
American Association
Columbus-Toledo
Weimer Signs With Reds After Holdout Fined
Pitcher Jake Weimer of the Cincinnati Reds capitulated after boasting he would not report early. He signed late, becoming an outlaw in baseballdom for joining Chicago teams. He was fined 100 by the national commission for insulting the ball trust.
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Jake Weimer
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Chicago
Weimer
National Commission
Baseball Trust
Sporting events of the week and racing meetings listed
A schedule lists Hoosiers at Louisville and multiple midweek horse meets at Belmont Park Graveyard Grave send Blue Bonnets Park and Hamilton Jockey Club. notable boxing and shooting events noted in Philadelphia Lorain Indianapolis venues with varied matchups and calendar dates through June 6.
Western intercollegiate meet at Marshall Field results and errors
Chicago corrected scoring list from the Western intercollegiate field meet with Wiscon sin first at 31 points and Illinois sweeping multiple events. Event winners included Messmer Wisconsin discus, Smithson Notre Dame 120-yard high hurdles, Slaght Grinnell high jump, May Illinois 100-yard dash, Jenkins Illinois broad jump, Burroughs Illinois hammer, Merriam Chicago 220-yard hurdles, Lyon Chicago mile, Merrian Chicago 440-yard run, Iddings Chicago pole vault, Myers Wisconsin half-mile, Burroughs Illinois shot put, Huff Iowa 220-yard dash, with Quigley Chicago third after a stumble.
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Chicago
Ill
Marshall Field
Waois
Wisconsin
Grinnell
Missouri
Drake
Ames
Notre Dame
Iowa
Purdue
Minnesota
Messmer
Borner
Russell
Smithson
Natwick
McCord
Slaght
Schommer
Clark
Norcross
Conway
Merriam
Gardiner
Illinois
Steffen
Lyon
Riley
White
Merrian
Lindberg
Iinois
Lingle
Lddings
Haggard
Norris
Myers
Davis
Tidd
Burroughs
Carruthers
Ilinois
Huff
May
Quigley
Balloons in Race At Pittsfield Massachusetts
In favorable weather a distance balloon race will start Sitonaay from Aeropark Pittsfield MA. Entries include Heinrich Hendler's Wilhelm Der Grosse a 23 000 cubic foot craft piloted by its owner Leo Stevens's Mercury a 58 000 cubic foot craft piloted by its owner and the Orient a 32 000 cubic foot craft managed by Charles Walsh of Mount Vernon Each vessel will carry at least one passenger in addition to a pilot.
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Sitonaay
Aeropark
Pittsfield
Mass
Heinrich Hendler
Leo Stevens
Mercury
Orient
Charles Walsh
Mount Vernon
Sam Moss Returns Home Aims Boxing Match With Harris
Sam Moss, local featherweight who injured a hand in training for a city fight, returned Sunday from Boston where he visited his parents. His hand is in good shape and he may be matched to meet Robbie Harris who defeated Mickey Ford recently.
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Boston
Robbie Harris
Mickey Ford
Battery Makers Listed Across Several Cities
In Toledo, RHE Toledo and Columbus are paired with Batteries Fels Abbott Upp Ash. Milwaukee pairs Batteries Goodwin Roth Farria Criss Erwin with St. Paul. Kansas City groups RHE Kansas City with Minneapolis and batteries Swann Leahy Thomas Towne.
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American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Fels
Abbott
Upp
Ash
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Goodwin and Roth
Farria, Criss and Erwin
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Swann and Leahy
Thomas and Towne
Fragmentary Baseball Lineup Fragments From 1900s Sheet
Readable lines show batter pairings for teams with partial city mentions and players like Batteries-iundgren Brown Kling Leever Gibson Ewing Schlei Noonan. Sporadic city references include Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis suggesting a multi city box score snippet.
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Chicago
Acarne
1Rittsburg
Iundgren
Brown
Kling
Leever
Gibson
Cincinnati- Rhe
Cincinnati
St. Louis
oAnnondo
Ewing
Schlei
Beeba
Noonan
Batteries and Firms Listed in Chicago and St Louis
Fragmentary OCR lists battery firms and associates in Chicago and St Louis. Names include Smith and Sullivan, Eubanks, Mullar, Archer, Berhnard, Bemis, Howell, and Stevens with city references and coded numbers. High uncertainty remains about full context or dates.
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Chicago
Detroit
Smith and Sullivan
Eubanks, Mullar and Archer
St. Louis
RHE
Cleveland
Berhnard
Bemis
Howell and Stevens
Regional Battery Team Listings Across Cities
Across South Bend Terre Haute and Springfield, battery teams list Lindsay Johnson Bliss Moran Miner Freese Pearson Dunn Wilson Munson Coms Clark and others. Records show paired names for teams in each locale with coded figures.
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South Bend
Rapids
Lindsay and Johnson
Bliss and Moran
Terre Haute
T. Haute
Evansville
Miner
Freese
Pearson and Dunn
Springfield
Dayton
Wilson and
Munson
Coms and Clark
Saturday's Games Rain Postponed Across Leagues
Rain affected many major matchups with six rainouts including Chicago Detroit and St Louis Cleveland while Brooklyn beat New York 7 to 5 in 10 innings and Minneapolis defeated Kansas City 5 to 3.
Little Britons Dandy Scrappers in England Heavies
England’s boxers are joked about by American fans but the small men are proving classy. Jo ay Bowker emerges as a potential successor to Robson and Summers, with hulking power and quick hitting that could mirror a McGovern with proper handling.
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the Sun
New York
Gunner Mobs
Jack Palmers
Jeff Thornes
Tiger Smitha
Big Fellows
Spike Robson
Johnny Summers
Tammy Murphy
England
Joey Bowker
Bowker
Robson
Summers
Austrian Derby Outcome At Vienna One and Half Miles
The Austrian Derby worth 20000 dollars was won by Count Wenkheim's Styrian at Vienna. Count Henckel's Come in Time finished second after a dead heat for third between Herr Szemere's Largels and Herr Von Mufter's Hieronymous. The race covered one and a half miles.
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Vienna
Count Wenkheim
Count Henckel
Herr Szemere
Largels
Herr von Mufter
Hieronymmous
End of Churchill Downs Racing Signals Next Move
Louisville June 3 One week remains of Churchill Downs 30 day racing session before a stop in racing for the year with idle grounds and plans for fall racing at Douglas Park indicated.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Douglas Park
Three College Football Reforms Rejected in Biz Nine
Chicago June 3 Three resolutions proposed by Prof Paige of Minnesota urging seven games instead of five allowing freshmen in spring athletics and reconsideration of last January reforms were decisively defeated by the Biz Nine conference members.
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Chicago
Paige
Minnesota
Two year olds to dominate week of turf racing
New York June 3 two year olds will play the key role this week at Belmont park and Gravesend as the Brooklyn Jockey Club opens its second meeting. The Eclipse Stakes final runs at Belmont on the closing day, a five and a half furlong straight race.
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Louisville
New
Louisville Jockey Club
Churchill Downs
New York
Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
President Kavanaugh to press McGraw case in New Orleans
Southern league head plans to send secretary to New Orleans to collect evidence alleging McGraw violated faith by withdrawing the Giants from a March game with the Philadelphia Americans after Umpire Zimmer made a decisive call.
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Little Rock
Ark
McGraw
National Commission
Kavanaugh
Southern League
New Orleans
Giants
Philadelphia American
Zimmer
President Fines Manager for On-Field Strike Incident
CENTRAL. SOUTH BEND IN June 3 President Carson fines Dayton manager McKean twenty five dollars for striking umpire Dan Daub after the Memorial day game in Dayton. He also orders Evansville to cease playing pitcher Staley who jumped the Roanoke team. Pitchers Holycross and Johnson reported to managers in South Bend.
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Sun
South Bend
Ind
Carson
McKean
Dayton
Dan Daub
Evansville
Staley
Roanoke
Holycross
Danville
Johnson
Cairo
Grant
Farmer Falls In Eighth Round To Omaha Boxer
Special to The Sus. Omaha July 8 News reports a boxing match at Seitser's Island along the Missouri River near Omaha. Kid Farmer of Chicago lost in the eighth round to Clarence English of Omaha in a twenty round bout scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
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Omaha, Neb
Kid Farmer
Chicago
Clarence English
Omaha
Seitser’s Island
Missouri River
Indians Win Over ABC at Northwestern Park 10 to 0
Green's Nebraska Indians defeated the fast ABC team Sunday at Northwestern Park. The red men excelled in the finer points of the game.
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Green
Nebraska Indians
Northwestern Park
Redmen
Protest filed to challenge American Kennel Club leadership
Dissenters plan a Supreme Court suit next Wednesday in New York to prove the American Kennel Club illegal incorporation and seek relief against August Belmont and his allies who control the club. The action targets the club’s offices and management and questions the club’s surplus funds. Evidence and arguments aim to address governance and financial conduct within the organization.
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New York
August Belmont
American Kennel Club
Supreme Court
Glass factory burns in Muncie fire disaster
In Muncie Indiana at 11 00 last night the Charles Boldt Flint Glass Factory was destroyed by a gas explosion from a large gas tank. The blast shook the west end of the city and it's believed the rectory will not be saved.
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Muncie
Ind
Charles Boldt Flint Glass
Morgan vs Papke Set for June Clash at Peoria
Indianapolis boxer Jack Morgan seeks a top spot by challenging William Papke in Peoria on June 7. Morgan weighs about 144 as Papke pushes for 164, with Morgan's punch power highlighted as a potential equalizer. Local figures praise Sharkey and Koerner prospects while noting Papke’s current winning streak and Morgan’s chances.
Fisher Rejoins Hoosiers After Nab Road Trip
Noblesville boy Johnny Fisher will rejoin the Hoosiers Tuesday at Washington Park. He returned from Nashville where he had temeens notesid, suffering from matella Sever comtracter in the Southland. Nesta manager Dobba advised Fisher to remain north. Fisher pitched three games for Nashville and did good work.
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Fithher
Johnny Fisher
The
Hoosiers
Washington Park
Noblesville
Nashville
Matella Sever Comtracter
Southland
Nesta
Dobba
Fisher T0
Fisher
Neshville
Death ruled in furnace body case at Ryan soap works
Cincinnati authorities concluded the man found in a furnace at the Ryan soap works Friday morning died by self harm. They identified him as Joachim Portenk, a Pole once missing from 1548 Outter Street, and dropped the investigation as a suicide.
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Ryan Soap Works
Joachim Portenk
Outter St
Pelles
Tiger Breaks Out At Panama Fight In Grandstand
A tiger escaped its enclosure during a widely advertised Panama fight and invaded the grandstand yesterday. The animal, expected to fight a bull, was shot and killed by men in the stands to prevent injuries. Panic spread until the tiger was felled.
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Puttmann
TIMES
Tom Longboat
National League
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Southpaw
Baseball
Montreal
Montreal Jockey Club
Blue Bonnets Park
Hamilton Jockey Club
San Francisco
California Jockey Club
Oakland
Boxing
Willie Fitzgerald
Harry Greenfield
Tommy Murphy
Harry Harris
Lorain, Ohio
Jimmy Dunn
Biz Mackey
George Cols
Jack Blackburn
Sam Moss
Alice
Chicago-Pittsburg
Summers and
RICH
William Papke
Willies Price
U.S
Sykl
Sutton
M’graw
Central
Indians
Kennel Club
Cindy
Bill Papke
Papke
Young Sharkey
Jack Morgan
Peoria
Jack
Spring Valley
Fitzpatrick
Rhodes
Hughey Gatans
Walter Little
Morgan
Papkae
Caponi
Papka
Koerner and Sharkey
Koerner
Sharkey
Roy
Nashville Club
Cincinnati, O
TIGER
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Panama
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