Champions Start To Resemble Themselves In Strong Run
The Champions have begun to look like themselves with a string of wins boosting morale. The Blues and Decoration Day clashes at Colum na fired optimism as the Champs prepare to face the Millers and then Milwaukee. Pitching by Jones, Graham, Glaze, and Cheney impressed, while hitting lagged behind. Managers and umpires discuss catcher quality, noting Howley’s throwing and touch, and optimism centers on the improving morning practice affecting pitching steadiness.
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Columna
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Millers
Blues
Kansas City
Carr
Stull
Isiely
Jones
Graham
Glaze
Cheney
Slagle
Walter
Washington Park Millers Meet Champions With Cantillon Stars
The Miller lineup at Washington Park features Mike Cantillon and a strong cast against the Champions this afternoon. Walter Slagle may return to the mound, aiming to rebound after Monday. Carr hits a smart triple past Spike Shannon, then scores on an error as the Blues face the Flour Makers. Cantillon expected to haul Indiana money from Washington Park, with a 3 PM start and plans for a large Sunday crowd. The Blues’ bats struggle to unlock Pandora’s box as Heltling’s one handed stop robs Cross. Local ads from Bliss Native Herbs and Denison Hotel appear amid game notes.
Free Receipt For Weak Men Promises At Home Cure
A physician offers a free prescription for nervous debility and weak manhood, claiming it cures by simple home use without medicine. He urges men to request the sealed prescription by mail, promising quick restoration of vigor and memory.
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Eis
Dr. A
Ai Bineen
OS Luce Ds
Jeffries Planned trip to Carlsbad and Harbin Springs
New York June 1 Jeffries ends engagements in Bayonne New Jersey then heads to Carlsbad Germany. On return he plans Harbin Springs California for training for a fight with Johnson who has seven weeks of show work before workouts in the mountains prior to Kaufman match.
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New York
Jeffries
Bayonne, N. J
Harbin Springs
Cal
Kaufman
Balloon Race Program With Regional Pilots Listed
National Race details list pilots from New York Indiana St Louis Cleveland and others with start times for each vessel. Indianapolis Handicap and multiple city teams appear, naming captains and pilots across Cleveland St Louis and Chicago venues.
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New York
A. Holland Forbes
Capt
Harmon
Indiana
Indianapolis
Carl Fieher
G L. Bumbaugh
St. Louis
Albert Bond Lambert
H. E. Honeywell
Cleveland
A. H. Morgan
J. H. Wade, Jr
Hoosier
Baldwin
Charles Walsh
Mount Vernon
N. Y
University City
John Berry
Paul McCullough
St.Louis
Chicago
C. A. Coey
Ohio
Salem
H. W. Thompson
W. E. Mast
Canton
Goethe Wink
J. R. Irwin
Amateur and local teams seek upcoming games in city
The notice lists multiple amateur clubs including the Oriental Blues, Laucks, Rube semi pros, Indianapolis Merits, Coca Cola Juniors, American Juniors, Indianapolis White Sox, Tossettis and others seeking out of town or in city matches. It specifies opponents, venues, times, and contact addresses for arranging games and rosters.
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Oriental Blues
Blues
George
Laucks
Pabst
Blue Ribbons
Riverside
Brighton Beach
Thompson
Mack
Burke
Smart
Rabbit
Viite
Advance
Linton
North Vernon
Vincennes
Anderson
Jamestown
Whitestown
Danville
City
V. P
Rupe
East Street
Indianapolis
Portland
Louisville
Brattain
Hollingaworth
Union Station
Coca Cola Juniors
Bridgeport
Broad Ripple
Marshall McDonald
S. East Street
Roy Long
New Jersey Street
Irvingtons
A. Couger
C. Maley
G. O'Connor
R. Scanlan
J. Smock
J. Scanlan
H. Smock
Williams
Noggle
Indianapolis White Sox
Giants
Sox
Richenbach
Hollingsworth
White Sox
Middletown
Tossettis
Indianapolis Chair and Furniture Company
Riverside Park Diamond
Yviehr
Bell
Bruce
LeMer
Montgomery
Pebworth
Yelton
Helchér
Larkin
Doolittle
McMaine
Cregar
H. McBride
Ohio Street
Pearce Yet to Sign After Arrival in Dayton
Bunny Pearce, the catcher signed by the Vets, arrived from Cincinnati and conferred with Dayton officials but has not signed. A promising lad, Harry Eastman, son of a Daytonian, has just signed and played with the Gunthers in Chicago.
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Dayton, O
Bunny” Pearce
The
Vets
Cincinnati
Harry Eastman
Gunthers
Chicago
Graham Stars as Champs Sweep Blues in Chicago
In Chicago on June 5 the Cubs, led by Graham, defeated the Blues 4 to 1 as Murphy plans prize shares for the team, including Charles Thomas. Flaherty, the Cubs pitcher, faced control issues while Graham dominated with his curve ball and strong relief from Os. The win secures the series for the Champs and hints at managerial changes for the Blues.
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Charles Thomas
Thomas
Slagle
Lundgren
Today’s Games Across Leagues
In the American Association Minneapolis visits Indianapolis, Milwaukee at Columbus, Kansas City at Louisville, St Paul at Toledo. National League Brooklyn plays Cincinnati, Philadelphia meets Chicago, New York at St Louis, Boston at Pittsburgh. American League Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington, St Louis at New York, Detroit at Boston. Central League Evansville at Zanesville, Dayton at Grand Rapids, Terre Haute at Wheeling, Fort Wayne at South Bend.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas
City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Baseball scores and weather delay reports across leagues
The American Association shows Indianapolis 4 Kansas City 4 Milwaukee Toledo rain. Columbus 4 St Paul tied. Minneapolis 6 Louisville 4. National League games in rain or wet grounds include New York St Louis Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia. American League matches Cleveland Washington rain Chicago Philadelphia rain Detroit 5 Boston 0 St Louis New York wet grounds. Central League action lists Terre Haute Evansville wet grounds South Bend 7 Dayton 5 Grand Rapids 1 Fort Wayne 0 Wheeling 5 Zanesville 4.
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New York-St. Louis
Boston-Pittsburg
Cleveland-Washington
Chicago
Terre Haute-Evansville
South Bend
Dayton
Grand -Rapids
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Zanesville
Brock Knocks Out Martin In Four Rounds in Buffalo Fight
In Niagara Falls on June 5 Phil Brock of Cleveland stopped Jack Martin of Buffalo in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout. Martin was outclassed from the start and badly punished during the brief contest.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Phil Brock
Cleveland
Jack Martin
Buffalo
Martin
Lee Graff Wins Special Match at Tournament
In a National bowling tournament at Madison Square Garden Lee Graff of Indianapolis defeated Bert Shearer of New York four games to three in a special match. Leaders after the day include Edward Thompson of New York 699 and Charles A Richards of Buffalo 634. A four man team match saw New Haven edge Sportsmen's of Indianapolis 2,334 to 2,207.
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Madison Square Garden
Johnson
New Haven
Meyer
Indianapolis
Casper
Buffalo
Dorschid
Norneman
Dayton
Ohio
Lee Graff
Bert Shearer
New York
Edward Thompson
Charles Buonamo
Rochester
N. Y
Frederick Hegeman
Brooklyn
Chas. A. Richards
C. A. Lineman
Hartley
Higbie
Stone
Meyer, Fox, Levey and Graff
Sir Thomas Lipton and another challenge for the American Cup
Word arrived in New York that Sir Thomas Lipton may seek another Ty at the American Cup as John W. De Kay, president of a Mexican packing company, delivered the note aboard the Lusitania. The New York Yacht Club committee treated the statement as decisive, not a mere hint of intent to race again.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
John W. de Kay
New York Yacht Club
Thomas
Ortho Colina Sold to Buffalo in Eastern League
Terre Haute center fielder Ortho Colina has been sold to Buffalo of the Eastern league. The June 5 transfer moves a notable local prospect to the higher tier, reflecting a shift in minor league affiliations and talent flow from Terre Haute.
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Buffalo
Terre Haute
Ind
Ortho Colina
Terre, Haute
Lewis and Jeanette Quit Paris After Wins
In New York on June 5, D. Molet rick, Joe Jeanette, and Willie Lewis returned from Paris where they dominated every bout. Jeanette received a gold medal from a boxing society after defeating McVey, with $13,000 purse shared between McVey and him. They discussed possible future fights including Langford, Hague, and a potential 158-pound bout with Papke, while Lewis praised Mellody for a tough performance and noted lingering hand injuries from a prior match.
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New York
Mr. D. Moletrick
Joe Jeanette
Willie Lewis
Paris
Dan
London
Lewis
Jeanette
McKetrick
Boxins Society
McVey
Johnson
Langford
Sam
Hague
Wille Lewis
Mellody
Papke
Jewey Smith
Minneapolis Wins Third Straight at Louisville Series
Louisville, Ky June 5. Minneapolis captured the final game of the series as Patterson excelled in key moments. The visitors overcame Louisville with late rallies in the eighth and ninth, scoring four runs to seal the victory.
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Louisville
Minneapols
Patterson
Cook Honored as Cornell Track Captain
New York June 5 Edward T. Cook of Chillicothe Ohio was elected captain of the Cornell track team yesterday at a gathering in New York. The announcement marks Cook as a leading figure for the university squad this season.
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Cook
New York
Edward T. Cook
Cornell
Chillicothe
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Indiana Brand
King OF Beers
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