Hoosiers edge Louisville in seven run slugfest
Indiana outslugged Louisville 7 to 6 in a tense series finale as timely hits by Vinson and Himes powered the Hoosiers past three Louisville pitchers. Three miscues by Louisville and a key homer by Vinson framed the contest, with J Carr and Himes adding triples and a late two-base hit by Sullivan boosting Indiana's lead.
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Louisville
Indianapoli
Hoosiera
Mgura
Maul Tha Wire Vinson
Heromes
Walker
Ofth
Kellum
Loutavitle
Hooster
Colonels
Kenna
Adams
Brecher
Hoosters
Vinson
Buutvan
Kerwin
Woodrutt
Quinlan
Sig
Walker, P
Perens
Stechst
Louiavidlesone
Indiana
Sullivan
J. Carr
Himes
Kerwit
Hallman
Gtovall
Stovall
Btecher
Haskai
Notra Dame at RHE college baseball game recap
College baseball report notes unclear score lines and players Iman and Murray with an exclamatory remark. Details are fragmented and names may be misspelled or garbled. The readable portions indicate a Notre Dame and RHE matchup with reported innings and outcomes not fully legible in the text.
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Hoonooondr
Iman
Murray
Interstate League Tuesday games recapped
Baseball schedule from the American and National Leagues lists matchups such as Minneapolis at Indianapolis St Paul at Louisville Milwaukee at Columbus Kansas City at Toledo Pittsh ore at Benton St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Washington two to Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago New York at St Louis Boston at Cleveland Dayton at Terre Haute Springfield at Evansville Grand Rapids at Wheeling South Bend at Canton plus box scores from Toledo Milwaukee and St Paul with detailed battery pairs and run totals as recorded.
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American Association
Minneapoliis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Loulaville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
National League
Pittshore
Benton
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
St. Loure
Boston
Cleveland
Dayton
Terre Haute
Springfield
Evanaville
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
South Bend
Canton
Minneapolis
Williams and
Leahy
Gehring and Yeager
Minnehan
Abbott
Weil
Groth
Ryan
Blue
Dougherty and
Beville
Morgan, Pierce and Dell
Ore
Minnespolis
Lewisville Stanton
BU Paul
Bees
Todtenapolis
Pittaburg Phy
St Louis
Brooklynn Cineioat
Lous Voy
Detroitee
Wan
Grand Ranap
Evansville
Bo Wheeling
St Terre Haute
National League game summary from New York to Philadelphia
National League action cited with a 2 to 2 score tied at Phuanespusa. Pitchers Mathewson Wiltse and Bowerman oppose Lush Pittinger Duggleby Dooin. Game details scattered with batter numbers 400000901-9 1391 and 420090000.
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Phuanespusa
Rhe
New York
Philadelphia
Mathewson, Wiltse
Bowerman
Lush, Pittinger, Duggleby and
Dooin
Cleveland Batteried and Pitchers Across League Action
Cleveland and Chicago games feature Batterieds Bernard Hess Bemis Young Peterson at bases. Philadelphia Batteried Patterson Sullivan Plank Powers. St Louis New York Batteries Glade OConnor Hahn McGuire. Detroit 2GLLOVd Geta Washington 1 6 6 2 0 2 0 0 4 103 Batteries Killian Schmidt Falkendere Wokentein.
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Cleveland
Boston
Bernard, Hess and Bemis
Young and Peterson
Chicago
Oragotansary
Philadelphia
Patterson and Sullivan
Washington
Killian and
Schmidt
Falkendere
Wokentein
Team in turmoil as White Sox face management overhaul
Chicago's White Sox return from a grueling road trip to internal strife. Manager Jones clashes with players, dissension spreads across the roster, and President Comiskey may reshuffle trades or even whole staff. Eddie Hahn has been a standout at the plate with high on base.
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Tha Sun
Chicago
Br Lola
Bneball
Brockings
Jones
Iim
Fran Hand
Jones Ealked
Lebalt
Smith
Detrott
Jotmaon
Comiskey
Jonea
Jones Han
Jent Tmaincing Warda
Bouthalde
Eddie Hahn
Eant
Isbel
Hahn
Baseball Roundup and Pitcher Troubles Across Leagues
Homeward reflections mix with a wrap of recent baseball action. Wall’s punishment in Toledo and Groth’s ascent headline the senatorial staff’s chatter as St. Paul’s big seventh-inning surge over Milwaukee follows seven runs in the early frames. Mathewson’s control troubles in Philadelphia precede a Giants win while Bernhard’s exit steadies Boston’s bid in Cleveland. Semmere edges Mirepe Repiés in Wheeling on Tuesday.
Batteries and crews listed for regional races and matches
The snippet lists battery pairs for multiple locations including Evansville Canton Wheeling Terre Haute and South Bend with various driver pairings and matchups. It appears as a fragmented results or pairing card from a racing or athletic meet, naming crews like Malloy Fuller Chamberg Clack Miller driver Summers Howley Blartin Weaver Johnson Welah Wilts Oatdick Willame and Richanison across cities.
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Evansville
RHE
Ohdoodor
Terre Haute
Yerre Haute
Dayton
Batterlee
Blartin
Weaver
Johnson and Welah
al Canton
Canton
South Bend
Wilts
Fragmented OCR Note Leaves Ambiguous Names and Items
The readable text lists names such as Anderson and Car rol Anderson along with scattered terms like Batteries and Lima. The fragmentary lines reference people, places, and numbers in an unclear mix, offering no coherent event or outcome.
All round Athlete Garrella Stars for Michigan in Evanston
Garrella, a versatile Michigan athlete and footballer, won the 2 yard hurdles in 35 1-5 seconds, tied the world record in the 120 yard hurdles, and took the discus title at Evanston in the Western Intercollegiate Conference meet. He also placed second in the shot put as Michigan dominated the meet.
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Viarrella
Michigan
Vale
Evanston
Schowl
Garrella
Garrelle
Zits
Dunlap
Garralin
Athletic age limits in Osler era discussed for Weston feat
An old question of athletic longevity is revisited as 68 year old Weston walks from Philadelphia to New York in under a day. Osler's age limit of 40 is cited as the usual drop point for elite competitors, with track specialists fading after 28, hammer throwers enduring into late 40s, wrestlers around 40 to 45, and boxers past 49 rarely lasting. Cy Young is noted as an exception among ball players.
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Weston
Yanra
Philadelphia
New York
Opinion &P Weare
Osler
Bob Fussimmons
Cy Young
Boston American
Big Trotting Race Postponed to Guard Against Fizzle
Readville Mass June The large $100 match race between Buyret Maho v Thverton and Wentworth is set for July 4 with owners posting second installments of $100 and an additional $5,000 side deposit to guard against a fluke. The arrangement, confirmed with Secretary Jewett of the New England Breeders Association, aims to ensure a decisive event in trotting turf for years.
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Readville
Mass
Bwret Maho ‘v.Thverton
Wentworth
Jewett
New England Breeders’ Association
Race results from New York and Cincinnati meets
A summary of race outcomes across named tracks with multiple events. Key results include Tommy Waddell winning the first New York 7 furlongs, Garters placing in the second, and Barbary Belle winning the Gayety Stakes. Cincinnati and Buffalo cards list various winners and times, with Mintia and Stenap among notable victors and entries like Water Grass, Sir Limewood, and Malleable noted in placings.
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New York
Tommy Waddell
Miller
Sir Limewood
Monfort
Halton
Court Drews
Radike
Cinginnati
Tom Crowe
Troxler
Honesty
Ilo
Morley
Toulon
Senator Warner
el Otros
Mindar
Dutch Barbara
Dr. Wang
Itecatriara
Dupes
Harefoot
St. Enoch
Turlongs
Friction
Abuchon
King Leopold
Moneymaker
Hazel Thorpe
Binnebans
Principia
Uime
Mite
Marabunt
Topsy Robinson
Erla Lae
Buffalo
Plattoon
Rusk
Tickle
Kerin A
Alyth
Mary Welch
John Randolph
Belmere
O'Neil
Minnie Adams
Reath
Second Lap Begins as Millers Face Rejuvenated Carritos
In a four game series begun Tuesday, the Hoosiers and Millers clash at Washington Park with the league nearly finished. Freeman returns at first base and pitchers sharpened. Wingon and Himes expected to boost Hoosiers. The Millers improve since their first visit as the Saints follow in the schedule.
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Finn Wearon
Hoosiers
Millers
Washington Park
Tedo
Billers
Therween
Umpire Coffey Quits to Return as Player
Special to The One South Bend Ind January Senior Eddie Coffey, the lead umpire in the Central league, resigned after criticism by Gansel at Grand Rapids. He will reenter the game as a player. John Melvin of Cleveland, Ohio, will succeed him.
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South Bend
Ind
Janior Eddie Coffey
Gansel
Grand Rapids
John Melvin
Cleveland
McKean Signs With Evansville After Old Star Rise
Evansville Ind June 5. A M Kean, the former National League shortstop famed with Cleveland years ago, has signed by Ryan to play for Evansville. He was previously with Springtield league last season.
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Evansville
Ind
EA Maean
Cleveland
Ryan
Bpringtiell
Willax
Knights of Father Mathew summer baseball camp noted
The Knights of Father Mathew hold a second year summer camp on the east bank of White River opposite Riverside park. Membership requires a baseball zeal and big appetite, with Chef Henry Kaehn preparing meals. Officers include President Dave Connor, Treasurer John M. Gorey, Secretary Jesse Gavin, and Chaplain Father Killian.
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Knights of Father Mathew
Thera
Apella
Packer Mathew
White River
Riverside Park
Henry Kaebn
Father Mathew
Chef Kaehn
Dave Connor
John M. Gorey
Jesse Gavin
Father Killian
John's Church
City News Sketches of Court and Community Events
A chaotic mix of names and incidents. George W. Carr frets over a horse’s value after Gertrude Server allegedly coaxed the purchase. Horace Boyer has the woman arrested. A clerical club discusses a lake venture. Theodore Diffy in federal court pleads to forgery money orders, fined. Druggists filing appearances in federal court on trust charges. Eva Miksch and her mother return home while others elope or encounter personal crises. Numerous references to divorces, accidents, and local actions. Headline-like items reflect a busy county calendar with legal actions, social news, and municipal notes.
License Application Notice for Sixth Ward Center Township Indianapolis
Notice to citizens and voters of Marion county Sixth ward that William Foor applies for a license to sell intoxicating liquors for consumption on premises at a building corner of Capitol Avenue and Ohio Street in Ward 6 Indianapolis. Application to Marion county Board of Commissioners during July term 196.
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Center Township
Board of Comminnioners
Marion County
Wiate
Undiana
Indianapolis
Indiana
Capitol Avenue
Onlo Street
peat_fanie
William Foor
Board of County Commissioners
Tadhaba
Biavions
Henry Street
Kentucky Avenue
Eckert
Canter Township
Fred Metzheiser
Brash American League criticizes decline of major teams
Special to The Sum. New York June 4 Joan T Brush argues the American League decayed and raided the National League weakening its clubs. He cites poor performances of Houston Washington Cleveland and New York Americans and says sentiment forced old stars out, opening paths for younger players and benefiting the National League. He predicts the American League will collapse without adequate youth and notes teams deteriorating.
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New York
Joan T. Brash
American League
Ban Johnson Organization
Ane
Tix
Houston Americans
Washingtons
Cleves
New York Americans
Mr. Brush
Brush
Nationals
Wesley the Barber and local votes in Indiana notices
Fragments report Wesley the Barber remarks on sports figures at Chicago nationals and President Murpto. The text includes two license applications for selling intoxicating liquors in Marion county Indiana with addresses on East Court Street and Maple Street, Ward 7 and Ward 13, Center township.
Draw Fails to Decide Clash of Ackerman and Murberger
In a lengthy Empire bout both Bam Murberger and Al Ackerman fought to a draw after 90 minutes with neither securing a fall. Referee Joe Biersdorfer kept control as Ackerman claimed illness but the match continued until the agreed time. Crowd support surged late as Ackerman displayed clever defense and Murberger pressed the attack in a hard fought, evenly matched performance.
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al Ackerman
the Empire
Joe Biersdorfer
Generel
Ackerman
Murbarger
Mirbarger
Patrick Ienry
Murbarker
Indianapolis
Asar
Mason Roth
Myrbarmer
Notices of liquor license applications in Marion County Indiana
The notices inform voters in the Thirteenth ward Center township Marion County that Gustav Doeberr and Jacob Reuter will apply to the Marion County Board of Commissioners in July 19 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in premises described as No 1118 Shelby street ward 1 and No 137 North Minors street ward 6 Indianapolis. The establishments, brick two story fronts east on Bholby street and Tilmore street respectively, include rooms for sale and drinking with a stockroom and kitchen areas.
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Seventh Ward
Center Township
Marion County
In- Mana
Tdi
Court Street
Indianapolis
East Court Street
William Miller
Herby
Board of Commissionera
Injana
Ig Praviens
Tha Sama
Busma
Ma- Bie Street
Ma~ie and
Wilkina
McCarty
City of
Indiana Upolis
Station County
Indiana
Maple Street
Ratien
Thirteenth Ward
Board of Commissionere
Harrenm
Indianapaliz
Marian County
Shelby Street
Gustav Doeberr
Sixth Ward
Center Tornehhip
Board of Commissioners
State of Indiana
Tilmore Street
Center
North Minors Street
Jacob Reuter
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