Champions Huotling for FBI Eight straight wins
The Champions extended their streak to eight straight victories despite losing manager Carr to injury. They trail Milwaukee by 2 1/2 games and face the Brewers in a home series at Washington Park. Carr’s absence weakens the lineup but the club hopes to rise to first place with continued solid play.
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Carr
Milwaukee
Brewers
McCloskeyites
McCluskey
A. A
Columbus
Washington Park
The
Blues
Millers
Amateurs Triumph Over Indianapolis Chair Companys at Riverside
The Tosettis won 6 to 3 at Riverside Park behind standout fielding and batting. Batteries Tosettis McMane Pebworth. Also Prest-O-Lite beat Independent Browns 10 to 7 at Twenty-seventh Street with strong defense. Shamrocks 5 Mapletons 1 at Fairview with Hoffman striking out 16. Climax Juniors beat Minnesota Reserves 7 to 5 at Garfield Park with key hits from J Ach and Briggs.
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Indianapolis
Riverside Park
Tosettis, McMane and
Pebworth
Cole and
Washburn
H. McBride
Ohio Street
Browns
Twenty-seventh Street
L. E. & W. Railway
Prest-O-Lites
Spencer
Burgess
Keely
Breedy
Corkan
Reas O. Hoffmeister
E. South Street
Shamrocks
Mapletons
Fairview
Hoffman
Memphis
North Siders
Madison
Monarchs
Peru
Jodumbus
John Donlan
Church Street
Climax Juniors
Minnesota
Garfield Park
J ‘Ach
Briggs
Climax
Ash
Oaks
Moore
Crossy
Edward ‘Callahan
Prospect
J. Ash
E. Callahan
E. Wynne
J. Veach
McGlynn Hits Hard In Loose Milwaukee Loss
Columbus defeated Milwaukee 7 to 4 in a loosely played game. McGlynn allowed two base hits, four singles, and two walks in the first inning, while Geyer settled down after the third inning. Milwaukee's three runs came on walks and infield errors.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
McGlynn
Ft. Geyer
Champs Keep Up Winning Streak Against Millers
In a hard fought Indy game the Hoosiers beat the Millers 3 to 2. Oberlin pitched for the visitors and Bumpus Jones for the locals though Jones was a bit wild. Cravath and Cross produced key scores as the Champs gained the lead in the eighth and held on despite Millers threats.
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Millers
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Oberlin
Nan
Washington Park
Bumpus Jones
Sweet
Jones
Carr
Wakefield
Indianapolis
Young
Olmstead
Grand Hall
Gill
Collins
Brock
Cross
Hayden
Oyler
Davidson
Dave
Jimmy Burke
Chadburne
Downs
Cravath
Burke
Packard Wild Finish Sends Kansas City Past Louisville
Kansas City beat Louisville in ten innings as Packard relieved Hogg and Haliman hit a three bagger. Swann was benched in the third for arguing with umpire Conahan, and Conner came on. Shannon error in the ninth tied the game, with Leave at short showing standout work.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Packard
Hogg
Haliman
Swann
Conahan
Conner
Shannon
Leave
Governor Joins Boys Club Meeting as President
The Boys' club board with Gov. Marshall as president met Monday with Adscript club representatives to plan cooperation between the groups. The governor, newly elected Boys' club president, attended his first meeting with the organization.
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Boys’ Club
Gov. Marshall
Adscript Club
Bantams Clash At Olympic Club Tonight in Harlem
Tonight at the Olympic Athletic club in Harlem John Glover of Boston meets Joe Wagner the local bantamweight in the main bout.
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New York
Olympic Athletic Club
Harlem
John Glover
Boston
Joe Wagner
X Rays To Determine Carrs Foot Injury Today
An X-ray will be taken of manager Carrs injured foot to assess damage from Saturdays play when he leapt for the ball at the plate. He may miss ten days to two weeks, with Wakefield moving to first base. Perry Werdn will again coach from the lines during Carrs absence.
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Carr
Wakefield
Perry Werden
Nobles Leave Indianapolis for Louisville Shrine Conclave
A special train of six coaches carried Indianapolis Nobles of the Mystic Shrine to Louisville for the conclave with more members to follow. Nebraska delegates visited Sunday and toured the temple on Sinois street before a city tour. Shriners from St Paul arrived Monday and will be banqueted at the German house.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Nebraska
Sinois Street
St. Paul
Link And Irvin Win Handicap Balloon Race
Land at Scottsville Tennessee with their balloon the Indianapolis and the Chicago both entered the endurance race. Dr Goethe Link and R J Irvin sailed the Indianapolis about 20 hours and landed at Westmoreland Tennessee. The Chicago with Captain C A Coey and Jack Bennett finished second while Dr H W Thompson and J Blake on the Ohio were third. The American endurance record and distance records are noted for context.
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Columbus
University City
John Berry
Paul McCullough
Fayetteville
Tenn
Fisher
Bumbaugh
Summer County
Tennessee
Goethe Link
R. J. Irvin
Indiana
Chicago
C. A. Coey
Jack Bennett
H. W. Thompson
J. Blake
Alfred le Blanc
France
St. Louis
Oscar Erbsloeh
Germany
Asbury Park
N. J
Coey
Bennett
Fairgrounds
Scottsville
Indianapolis
Link
Irvin
Westmoreland
W. H. Thompson
Oversight Bets Placed on Dual French Derby Wins
In Paris two bets totaling $6,000 were placed that William K. Vanderbilt's colt Oversight will win both the French Derby at Chantilly next Sunday and the Grand Prix de Paris on June 27, despite France's bookmaking ban.
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Paris
France
William K. Vanderbilt
Oversight
Chantilly
Baseball scores from four leagues across cities
In American Association action Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 4 to 3. Columbus beat Milwaukee 7 to 4. Toledo won 4 to 0 over St. Paul. Kansas City defeated Louisville 6 to 2. National League scores show Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 4, Chicago 1 Philadelphia 0, New York 12 St. Louis 1. American League had no games. Central League results list Dayton 2 Grand Rapids 0, South Bend 5 Ft. Wayne 0, Terre Haute 3 Wheeling 1, Zanesville 2 Evanville 1.
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Aes
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Ennee
Dayton
Cincinnati
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Terre Haute
Evanaville
American Association matchups listed for week schedule
The schedule shows games across the league with Minneapolis at Indianapolis Kansas City at Louisville St. Paul at Toledo Milwaukee at Columbus New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburg Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St. Louis Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington St. Louis at Boston Evansville at Zanesville Terre Haute at Wheeling Darton at Grand Rapids Fort Wayne at South Bend.
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Hasvlewep da Gergdee
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
St Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Pete Eens
Washington Neers
National League
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington
Central League
Evansville
Zanesville
Terre Haute
Wheeling
Darton
Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Lafayette and Wabash Split Doubleheader
Lafayette and Wabash split a doubleheader in Lafayette Indiana. Wabash won the first game 3 to 1 as Fleming allowed four hits in the first inning. Lafayette shut out Wabash 5 to 0 in the second behind strong hitting and Downey’s command.
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Lafayette
Ind
Wabash
Fleming
O Brien to Box Ketchel in Philadelphia Bout
New York June 7 Jawn OBrien resumes Wednesday night at Philadelphia meeting Michigan’s S Ketchel in a six round bout Ketchel earned a lion like reputation in their prior encounter when OBrien led on points Ketchel unleashed a late burst to finish the fight Ketchel’s courage and speed are noted If OBrien defeats Ketchel he plans a challenge to Kaufman and Johnson and vows to stop the Californian before the tenth round
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Tad
New York
Jawn O’brien
Philadelphia
S. Ketchel
Michigan
Ketchel
National Club
Jawn
Mr. Ketchel
Mr. O'Brien
O'Brien
Kaufman
Johnson
Flanagan Sets New Hammer Throw Record in NYC
John J. Flanagan of the Irish American A C yesterday set a new world record with the 16 pound hammer in Long Island City. He threw 174 feet 3 1 2 inches from a seven foot circle, surpassing Matthew McGrath of the New York A C who landed 161 feet 3 inches.
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New York
John J. Flanagan
A. C
Long Island City
Matthew McGrath
Ferguson and Jeanette Set for June 22 Ring Battle
Boston reports Sandy Ferguson will fight Foe Jeanette in an Armory club match. Organizer Miah Murray announced that an arrangement was reached and the bout is scheduled for June 22 in Boston.
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Jeanette
Boston
Sandy Ferguson
Miah Murray
Armory Club
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