Hopke Delivers Late Three-Bag Hit as Hoosiers Top Brewers
Hoosiers beat Brewers 5 to 2 in Milwaukee with Hopke's three-base hit in the ninth, Kellum steady for Indianapolis, Dougherty pitching in relief, three Brewers hurlers used, Doyle unable to quell Hoosier offence. Kellum holds Brewers to two runs. Hoosiers clinch after a scoreless tie entering the ninth.
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Milwaukee
Robinson
Sateen Green
Geter
Roth
McCormick
Aesene McChesney
Setees
Beville
Dougherty
Kellum
Himes
Hooke
Wilson
Schnelberg
Livingston
Carr
Coulter
Siegle
Geler
McChesney
Bevilie
Indianapolis
Schneiberg
Brewers Sign Georgetown Star Charles Byrnes to First Base
Milwaukee adds 22 year old Charles Byrnes from Georgetown University to its roster as first baseman. Byrnes set eastern college batting and fielding records and will join the team in Indianapolis on Monday. Manager Doyle notes he may not start as a star yet but shows potential with a year of college experience.
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Georgetown College
Doyle
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Charles Byrnes
Georgetown University
Byrnes
Georgetown
Brewers
Government's New War Balloon Demonstrates Air Route To Harrisburg
The War Department unveils a new balloon as it ascends from Washington toward Harrisburg illustrating military aviation development. Officials describe its design and potential use in reconnaissance during forthcoming operations and training missions.
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WAR Department
Washington
Harrisburg
No American League games played Sunday
Sunday saw no scheduled games in the American League as teams rested or had byes. No standings or results to report.
Fragmented listing of Batteries and Partners across cities
Readable segments show multiple Battery firms linked to partners in Springfield South Bend Dayton Grand Rapids Wheeling Canton Terre Haute and other locations. Names include Brietenstein Clark Keener Cross Hale Richardson Harris Fuller Pearson Knoll Mad dox Philbein Carroll Holmes Brosius McConnell. Numbers resemble codes or accounting data.
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Springfield
South Bend
Brietenstein and Clark
Keener and Cross
Dayton
Maddox and Philbein
Canton
Terre Haute
Carroll
Holmes
Brosius and McConnell
Monday’s Games Heat Up Across Baseball Standings
American Association matchups include Milwaukee visiting Indianapolis and Minneapolis at Columbus while St Paul hosts Toledo. National League faces Chicago at Philadelphia and New York at St Louis as Brooklyn plays Cincinnati. Boston meets Pittsburg. Central League features Grand Rapids at Dayton and South Bend at Springfield with Terre Haute at Canton and Evansville at Wheeling.
Batteries and Teams Across Cities in RHE Reports
In Louisville and Columbus segments, batteries led by Wright, Kenna, Frantz, Swann, Leahy, Wicker, Blue, Freeman, Shannon, Check, Abbott, Leroy, and Sugden appear against Minneapolis and Toledo matchups. Multiple line codes suggest score reporting and roster entries across the cities.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Wright
Kenna
Frantz
Swann
Leahy
Columbus
Minneapolis
Wicker
Blue
Freeman
Shannon
Toledo
Eel Sue
Tae
Check
Abbott
Leroy
Sugden
Cincinnati First and Second Games Batteriestandings
In Cincinnati first game RHE Cincinnati faced Brooklyn with batteries Coakley McLean Pas torius Ritter. Second game RHE Cincinnati again with Brooklyn batteries Hall Schlei Scanlon Tucker Butler. Chicago matchup RHE Leanae vs Philadelphia with Lundgren Kling Duggle Jackliach. St Louis game RHE St Louis vs New York batteries Beebe Noonan MacGinnity Bowerman.
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Cincinnati
RHE
Brooklyn
Coakley
McLean
Pastorius and
Ritter
Hall
Schlei
Scanlon
Tucker
Butler
Chicago
Leanae
Philadelphia
Lundgren
Kling
Duggleby
Jackliach
St. Louis
Chicago Tobacco Chewer Sparks City Debate
Chicago papers amplify a tale of a horse that chews tobacco sparking debate over sensationalism. Despite chatter, locals note men in town still chew tobacco and deserve focus on real issues.
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Chicago
Baseball scores from American Association and leagues
A compiled listing shows American Association results with Indianapolis over Milwaukee 3 to 2 and Columbus defeating Minneapolis 8 to 1, plus Toledo 5 over St. Paul 1 and Kansas City 4 over Louisville 3. National League results include Chicago 4 over New York 3 and St Louis 4 over Phila 1 in the first game, Phila 3 over St Louis 0 in the 24 game, Brooklyn 2 over Cincinnati 0, Boston 4 over Pittsburg 2, Detroit 6 over New York 9, Washington 8 over Chicago 2, and Cleveland 4 over Boston 1 and Philadelphia 4 over St Louis 2. Central League matchups list Grand Rapids 8 over Dayton 3, Canton 3 over Terre Haute 2, Evansville 3 over Wheeling 6, and South Bend 6 over Springfield 4 in the 10 innings.
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Ccoceessccess
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee Cone
Louisville
Venee
St. Paul
Los
Chicago
Eee Wesene
Cleveland Aeeee
Detroit
Peerrese Cere
Philadelphia Waseree
New York
Seeee
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Nbeaeeresemernees
Evansville
Aee
Eneee
Feabeweee
Wheeling
Bés Canton Giclee
Springfield
Vanes
South Bend
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Terre Haute
Vane
Milwaukee
American League
Cleveland
Philadelphia
American Association
Phila
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Rumors Ignite Harvard Sports Ban Question
The item hints at President Eliot abolishing basketball and hockey at Harvard, while college sports figures and events from baseball to horse racing are mentioned. Notable remarks refer to Addie Joss and Grif with mixed sports gossip and broader athletic notes.
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Eliot
Harvard
Peg
Reserves and Sham Rocks Split Doubleheader at Brighton Beach
In front of a record crowd the Indianapolis Reserves and Cincinnati Shamrocks split a Sunday doubleheader at Brighton Beach. The locals won 4 to 0 in game one behind Laganaur who limited Cincinnati to two hits, while Schmidt allowed nine safeties. The visitors captured game two 6 to 1 as Cummins’ spitball failed to trouble the Shamrocks.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati Shamrocks
Brighton Beach
Laganaur
Schmidt
Cummins
Harrod's Studio Bottles Water Price List
An OCR fragment lists items from Harrod's Studio at 110 Vir, offering 31 gallon bottles of distilled water at 5 cents, five gallon demijohn at 440 cents, and a new phone line referenced.
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Harrod
Puro Distilled Water Company
United States Tests First War Balloon Above Harrisburg
Washington reports the first U S war balloon purchased and tested under Gen Allen with Capt Chandler and P C McCoy plus Leo Stevens aboard. The 54 foot diameter craft carried 78 000 cubic feet of gas, climbed around a mile high, and traveled 140 miles in under five hours from Washington gas works to near Harrisburg.
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C. DeForest Chandler
United States Signal Corps
P. C. McCoy
Leo Stevens
New York
Washington Gas Works
Harrisburg
Fort Omaha
Latonia Derby Field of Eight Starters At Latonia Derby
Eight 3 year olds race in the Latonia Derby as Still Alarm and Gargantua are withdrawn. Jockey changes shift mounts with A Brown riding Prince Ahmed and D Boland guiding Old Honesty. Trainers forecast varying chances as track conditions and form mix with uncertainty.
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Latonia
Pink Star
Minder
Prince Ahmed
T. Taylor
Ovelando
Lloyd
Honesty
D. Boland
D. Austin
the Abbot
J. Lee
Pickena
A. Brown
Turfites
Jimmy Ross
Ross
W. H. Fizer
Abbott
Traxler
Johnny Marklein
Johnny
Young
A. J. Gorey
Nicolas
Fans Fill Livingston's Cap With Silver Coins
Paddy Livingston, Hoosiers catcher at Washington Park, was showered with coins by 5,009 fans after his ninth inning single drove in two runs to beat the Brewers. He was carried to the clubhouse on cheers as the crowd celebrated a dramatic comeback and his game winning hit.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Hoosiers
Brewers
Jack Doyle
Indianapolis
Hoosierdam
Kellum
Beville
Dougherty
Robinson
Williams
Green
Paddy Livingston
Washington Park
Paddy
Livingston
Ward Livingston
Summers
Goodwin Hai
Carr
Himes
Krug
Siegle
Roth
Goodwin
Geier
Mandarins Oppose Stahl Benefit in Peking-Paris Race
London reports opposition from mandarins and people along the race route who suspect automobilists aid anti-dynasty forces. Boston notes a Stahl benefit for Mrs. Stahl with a mountain-climb like route, heavy cargo, and army coolies, pledging large attendance and support from Providence and Cleveland teams. Proceeds fund Mrs. Stahl and players’ expenses with Stahl Day planned.
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Stahl
Providence
Boston Americans
State Games Report: Indians and White Sox Rally
Nebraska Indians beat North Vernon 5 to 3 and Frankfort tumbled Decatur 4 to 2. Indianapolis White Sox defeated La Porte 2 to 0 and Shelbyville edged Cincinnati Hartens 3 to 2. Dunkirk triumphed over Kokomo 3 to 1 while Bluffton fell to Fort Wayne Shamrocks 5 to 4.
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Nebraska Indians
North Vernon
Frankfort
Decatur
Indianapolis White Sox
Laporte
Shelbyville
Cincinnati Hartens
Dunkirk
Kokomo
Bluffton
Fort Wayne Shamrocks
Week of Racing and Matches Across Multiple Venues
This week features Milwaukee and Indiana Hoosiers games at Washington Park on Monday and Tuesday, then Minneapolis Hoosiers from Wednesday through Saturday. Jockey club spring meetings begin in Latonia Kentucky, with Gravesend New York and Blue Bonnets Montreal continuing. Also Hamilton Ontario, Oakland California, Windsor Ontario, Kenilworth Park Buffalo, plus Wednesday boxing in Los Angeles Memah versus Montane, Friday Maine Lewiston bout McDonald versus Cunningham, Berlin New Hampshire Sidney versus Cole.
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Milwaukee
Hoosiers
Washington Park
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Tlatonia Jockey Club
Latonia
New York
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Montreal
Jockey Club
Blue Bonnets Park
Hamilton
Ont
Hamilton Jockey Club
San Francisco
New California Jockey Club
Oakland
Windsor
Highland Park Jockey Club
Buffalo
Buffalo Racing Association
Kenilworth Park
Los Angles
Geo
Memah
Jimmy Burns
the Montane
Kid
Lewiston
Maine
Young McDonald
Kid Cunningham
Berlin
N. H
Fred Sidney Va
A. Cole
Robson Plans Return to America for Attell Fight
English boxer Spike Robson says he will return to the United States in the fall to face Abe Attell in an international championship bout. He praises America as a fighting nation, notes his six round draw with Attell, and explains his shift to a commercial, businesslike approach to boxing, funding his own purses and emphasizing performance over talk.
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Jim Driscoll
Abe Attell
Driscoll
Joe Bowker
Alex. Graham Bell
Wright Brothers
Cape Breton Island
Canada
Bell
Flying Corps
Army
Hadden
Allen
United States
War Department
America
Robson
Ade Attell
Attell
Ronson
Amateur League Scores Show Wide Gaps and Close Contests
In Sunday Commercial league play the Y M I crushed Century Biscuit 11 0. The German house edged Tile Works 4 3. K B F M tallied 11 runs while Taggarts managed one. City league action saw Atlas beat Marions 6 4 and Premiers defeat Popes 6 4. Atkins Lillys game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Century Biscuit Company
K. BF. M
Taggarts
Atlas
Marions
Popes
Atkins-Lillys
Edna May Plans Simple Life While Arranging Wedding
Edna May declares intent to lead a simple life hereafter yet makes arrangements for her forthcoming wedding in the same period. The juxtaposition suggests a transition between personal ideals and marriage plans.
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Edna May
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