Colonels Beat Hoosiers In Slim Sunday Tilt
Louisville notes the Colonels defeat the Hoosiers 3 to 2 in a pitcher’s duel. Fisher opposed by Ed Dunkle as Colonels steal bases for two early runs and a decisive late score. New lineup players Vinon and Himes contribute but Hoosiers struggle with inside play. Stovall and Sullivan spark two runs with notable base running.
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Spors
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Uttle Hoosier
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Ris
Ron
Boosters
Vinnon
Himes
Hoosiers
Stovall
Sullivan
Kerwink
Baseball Monday's Games in American and National Leagues
Summary of Monday baseball results with multiple leagues listed. Colonels beat the Monsters in a ninth inning on base hits by J Carr and Fisher. Individual game details include line scores, batters, and pitchers for Columbus, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis contests.
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Himes
Dunkie
Pay Holmes
Louisville
Indianapolis
Haskell
Tim Hurst the Umpire Hero of Baseball
Umpire Tim Hurst, famed for calm decisiveness and fearless stance, faced taunts from fans in Cincinnati and Baltimore. Stories recount his clashes with drunk spectators, a beer glass hurled that left a head wound, and his bold, public challenges to players after games. He recalls Boston ever more, describing a tense moment with Pat Carney and his famous misheard words.
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Cincinnati
Batteried Lineups and Scores From Multiple Games
In Cincinnati and Chicago and Brooklyn venues, teams faced St Louis, Boston, Cleveland, and others with varied scorelines. Batteries featured Wellemr Livingston Ewan Hoelsketter McCarthy, Ewing Behleh Druhot Grady, Pfeister Moran Phillirs Phelps, Pfeifer ONeil Scanlon McIntyre Bergen, Waleh Sullivan Joes Bemis, Pelty OConnor and Schmuat among others.
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Ewan, Hoelsketter
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St Louis
Ewing
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Druhot
Grady
Chicago
Pilsburg
Pfeister
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Phillirs
Phelps
Brooklyn
Baston
Pfeifer
O'Neil
Scanlon
McIntyre
Bergen
Wesley the Barber Says Hoosiers Win and Lose at Home
A barber remarks that Indiana teams perform well when winning but stumble when the team falters. He notes fans see the squad as dazzling in victory yet fragile on hardship, reflecting on home and away form.
Marion County Board of Children's Guardians Report
The triennial report shows 1651 cases over three years affecting 3204 children. The board took charge of 609 children, 154 adopted from home, 128 indentured. There are 51 children in the home.
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Marion, County Board of Children's Guardians
Saturday Races At Fair Grounds Dominate Weekend Meet
Saturday afternoon races at the fair grounds feature Susia C winning the 1:12 trot Helen D taking the 1:15 pace American Belle claiming the free-for-all trot Jensin Henry winning the 1:2 trot and Billy Webb the 1:01 pacing in a strong Interstate League program plus results from Central and Commercial Leagues with teams from Fort Wayne Wheeling Evansville Terre Haute Canton South Bend and more.
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The Green Player Cheats at Churehil Downs Races
A well known athlete at Churehil Downs falls prey to a race tout. In a tangled scene at the betting stand the tout persuades the green player to bet on the Brown mare, wiring a wager and resulting in the green player losing while the tout pockets a profit. The green player leaves groaning over his fountain pen and the day’s pay.
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Week of Sporting Events Across Cities
Baseball features Indianapolis at Louisville Monday and Minneapolis at Washington Park later in the week. Wrestling headlines Ackerman versus Nurburger Monday night at Empire theater. Latonia and Belmont Park host spring meetings with jockey clubs continuing into June. Boxing cards run in Philadelphia Friday with Robson facing Allen and O'Toole meeting The Bradley. Harness racing and gun club shoots fill weekend schedules.
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al Ackerman
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Saturday Scores From Local and National Baseball Action
Local games wrap with Louisville beating Indianapolis seven to two and Milwaukee edging Brainerd Paul five to five in a quiet draw. National League results show Chicago eight Cincinnati five and New York six Brooklyn two. American League features several mismatched scores and a stray doubleheader listed. An old nurse advertises Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething pains at twenty five cents a bottle.
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Cleveland
Detroit
ChienRo
Washington
Boston
Result of Local Field Contests at Washington Park
A large crowd gathered at Washington Park Saturday afternoon for a field meet among the three upper grades of common schools. Winners include Captain Baji-Hyde School first with 100 percent, Irvington School second, and School No. 1 third. Relay and yard dash results list several schools and times, with Norman Joseph and Henry Boachhool taking top spots. Prizes awarded for percentage and number of boys show School No. 9 leading with full 100 percent.
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Charles Fergason
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Michigan Wins Big Intercollegiate Meet at Evanston
Special to The Sun Chicago June 4 Michigan dominated the sixth annual Intercollegiate Conference meet at Evanston winning with 24.5 points. Illinois Drake and Beloit placed, while Garrels of Michigan starred in discus and pole vault and Coe won the mile. Wisconsin and Chicago also scored, with several events highlighted by Michigan athletes.
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Men Criticise Athenian Games From Boston Arrival
In Boston two American track men Walter A. Schick and Moulton criticized the Athens games. Schick called the track very hard and narrow at turns, hindering hampered runners, while Moulton reported swollen faces during his 400 meter race. They also condemned the general quarters provided for athletes as cold and damp in a single government building housing many competitors.
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New York
Walter A. Schick
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Ackerman and Murburger Ready After Training
Ackerman and Murburger completed preparations and are in peak shape for upcoming competition. The pair showed strong conditioning and focus during recent sessions, signaling strong form for the event. Both athletes affirmed readiness and optimism about their performance.
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Murburger Fave
Murburger-Ackeeman wrestling match draws odd bets at Empire
Report notes almost even odds with Ackerman faster and Murburger in top condition. Local interest rises as betting on wrestling grows quiet due to winter lull. Special to The Sun details imply a two fall result and potential referee choices amid broader political updates from Chattanooga and Tennessee figures.
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Firing Line reports mixed results from Sunday baseball
Columbus forced Jack Suthoff off the mound in a game with Toledo while Himes delivered two solid hits. Ex Hoosier pitcher for Dayton beat Terre Haute as Cincinnati releases yield quality ballplayers. Druher limited the Hed to one hit in Cincinnati. Overall, once ousted, is tipped as a Cubs star prospect.
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Pole Vaulter Sampse Breaks World Record at Intercollegiate
Indiana University and Bloomington celebrate Leroy Sampse who shattered the pole vault world mark at Evanston during the Intercollegiate track meet. He cleared 12 feet 47 inches, eclipsing his prior best of 12 feet 3 inches in a seventh year of competition dating to Kakema High School.
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Indiana University
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National Grain Dealers Meet Opens in Auditorium
The annual convention of the National Grain Dealers Association opened here today with three delegations from nearly every state. Ohio controls the largest delegation and will play a key role as discussions focus on major grain trade matters.
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Navional Grain Dealers” Assciation
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Caniraln
Cleveland's New Book Fishing and Shooting Sketcher
New York June reports Grover Cleveland will publish a memoir styled volume titled Fishing and Shooting Sketcher. The work draws on the former president's hunting and fishing experiences and is described as written in a simple, direct manner.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Fans hooted at Willie Keeler and later cheered shrine power
In a Sun interview Billy Keeler of the New York Americans recalls how crowds laughed at his small stature but history shows size does not determine baseball skill. He cites Buck Ewing and his Baltimore turnaround under Hanson, noting small players now lead the game while size only affects initial confidence.
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Billy” Keeler
New York Americans
Miller Higgins
Cincinnati
Nig” Perskine
Fast Company
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Polo Grounds
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Brooklyn
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Five thousand hear Fred B. Smith at Tomlinson Hall
Fred B. Smith of New York spoke on The Strong Young Man before five thousand men Sunday afternoon at Tomlinson Hall. Several sentences describe arrests for loitering and local political notes including a Democratic state convention sergeant-at-arms appointment and a central committee meeting. A missing girl named Eva Aticks of Wadsworth, Ohio, is reportedly found by her mother, and a local man, Frank L. Powell, involved in bank-related matters, is mentioned amid a series of unsettled city notices and a federal judge session.
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Fred B. Smith
New York
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