Brewers seek outfield bolster as McCloskey weighs options
Milwaukee manager John McCloskey remains eager for an outfielder who can slug, after offering pitcher Karger to Griff for Schneiberg. Grif f' s interest hinges on Ward Miller's potential, while Karger was sold to Mike Kelly's Apostles. The Brewers struggle with offense and slow fielding as Pelicans, I mean, Evansville ties and Slagle elegance anchor pitching. Seats for Sunday’s game went on sale at Meyer-Kiser Bank through Saturday night.
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John McCloskey
Milwaukee Brewers
Clark Griffith
Cincinnati
Ward Miller
McCloskey
Griff
Karger
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Schneiberg
Brewers
Griffith
Berg
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Ketchel Defeats O'Brien in Philadelphia Fight
Jack O'Brien credits Ketchel for a surprising victory, noting Ketchel’s powerful punches and stomach blows. O'Brien states he believed he could beat Ketchel in under six rounds but was outmatched by Ketchel’s rushing tactics. O'Brien remains confident he can defeat Jack Johnson.
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O’brien
Jack Johnson
O'Brien
Ketchel Dominates O'Brien in Three Rounds
Stanley Ketchel, the murderous mauler from Michigan, tore World heavyweight Jack O'Brien apart in three brutal rounds at the National Club in Philadelphia. Ketchel unleashed crushing body blows and jaw rockets, sending O'Brien to the floor and leaving him exhausted and near collapse.
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Tad
New York
Stanley Ketchel
Michigan
Jack O’brien
National Clubh
Philadelphia
O’brien
Ketchel
Terry McGovern
O'Brien
Jack McGuigan
Wetchel
Jack
Berndt Chosen Captain of Indiana University Team
Bloomington Ind June 10 Arthur H Berndt of Indianapolis was unanimously elected captain of the Indiana University baseball team for the 1910 season. Berndt was one of the best men on this year's squad and the logical choice for leader.
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Berndt
Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Arthur H. Berndt
Indianapolis
Indiana University
Modern Marine Marvel City of Cleveland In Regular Service
The D and C Navigation Co introduces the City of Cleveland as a new steamer with 500 staterooms, washed air ventilation, passenger elevator, convention hall, Venetian garden, and 8 000 horsepower engines. Costing 1 250 000 dollars, at 444 feet long and seven decks high, it offers an extensive pamphlet on request for two cents.
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City of
Cleveland
D. & C. Navigation Co
Detroit
Mich
The GHM Laundry Advertisement
Family washings and rough dry by the pound with all flat pieces ironed. Try it. Phones 1671.
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GHM
Denison Hotel Dining Room Adds Bliss Native Herbs Music
Denison Hotel announces American plan dining with Sunday inners and two specialties guided by Bliss. Music featured. Located on Washington Street.
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Denison
American Plan
iWeahington Street
Ketchel Predicted To Defeat Johnson Says O Brien
In Philadelphia on June 10 Jack OBrien declared Ketchel would beat Jack Johnson in Frisco and become heavyweight champion. He argued Ketchel's punching power, especially to the ribs, would outlast Johnson's offense, citing past fighters and his own bout as proof. Ketchel, after the fight, spoke respectfully of Johnson and planned coast training with manager Willus Britt.
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Philadelphia
Ketchel
Jack Johnson
Frisco
Jack O’brien
National A
Michigan
Johnson
Walcott
Gans
Nelson
Jeffries
Langford
Willus Britt
Johnson Go
Today’s Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
Today’s schedule features St Paul at Louisville and Milwaukee at Indianapolis in American Association, Boston two games at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago in National League, Chicago at Washington and Detroit at New York in American League, plus Terre Haute at Zanesville Evansville at Wheeling Dayton at St Wayne and South Bend at Grand Rapids in Central League. Yesterday’s scores show a 13 to 2 Cincinnati win over Boston and a 4 to 3 St Louis victory over Brooklyn with several rain and postponement notes across the slate.
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American Association
Detroit
New York
Aeewpwae
Philadelphia
Evansville
Wayne
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
National League
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
American League
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Central League
Terre Haute
Zanesville
Wheeling
Dayton
St. Wayne
South Bend
Grand Rapids
New York-Chicago
Brooklyn
Grand Rapids-South Bend
Berner Wins Third Portland Motorcycle Race
Walter Berner captured the third motor cycle race at Portland Indiana yesterday afternoon riding a seven horsepower Reading Standard. He ascended a 2300 foot incline with a 140 foot rise in twenty three seconds, clinching the victory.
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Berner
Walter Berner
Portland
Ind
Cincinnati Players Sold to New Teams
Baseman Autrey moves to the Boston Nationals and pitcher Karger is sold to the St Paul American Association club from the Cincinnati National League team.
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Autrey
Karger
Cincinnati
Boston Nationals
St Paul
Seven for Senators Wins in Columbus Showdown
Columbus secured its seventh straight victory as Goodwin outpitched Young of Minneapolis in a 2 to 1 win. Clarke opened with a sacrifice and Kruger added a hit for Columbus. Errors by Shreck and O'Rourke tied the game in the second before Columbus grabbed the winner in the third on two hits and a throwing error by Collins. Clarke and Kruger stopped several Minneapolis chances.
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Columbus, CO
Columbus
Goodwin
Young
Minneapolis
Clark
Kruger
Shreck
O’rourke
Collins
Clarke
Slagle Gets Brewers Goat In Tight Pitching Duel
At Washington park yesterday Slagle and Wacker matched zeroes through seven innings as Brewers and Hoosiers battled. Chicago hopefuls McGann and McCormick led Milwaukee thanks to slick fielding by Burke and a late rally in the eighth when Cross drove in two runs to put the Brewers ahead before final out.
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Indianapolis
Chadburne
Venesee Cross
Raerees Hayden
Jerrey Wakefield
Sete
Davidson
Burke
Howley
Eedytie Williams
Aee Slagle
Saeco Eneseatee
Milwaukee
A.beeeeeey Robinson
R. Barry
S2aSs Randall
McGann
Speeeeegas
Sveedesenes Clark
McCormick
Ates Hostetter
Seteee Collins
Wacker
Stes
Sonore
Slagle
Wack
Randall
Williams
Douhits
Collins
Clark
Wakefield
Balk
Owens
Washington Park
Ball Park
Walter Slagle
McCloskey
Champs
Milwaukee Teutons
McGlynn
Barry
Brewers
Hoosiers
Cross
Hayden
Oldfield and Strang Duel in Rainy Shriners Race at Douglas Park
Louisville June 10 Fearful rain and dark clouds marred the Shriners event at Douglas Park yet no accidents occurred. Five events were run with Lewis Strang taking two wins and Barney Oldfield one. Oldfield edged Strang in the first race driving a Savannah grand prize six-cylinder National while Strang rode a Cobe trophy 30 horsepower Buick. Attendance was large and no records were broken.
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Louisville
Douglas Park
Lewis Strang
Barney Oldfield
Tilford Cowell
Oldfield
Strang
Savannah
Summartee
H. J. Kline
Harley-Davison
S. Buckner
Excelsior
Buick
Chalmers
Detroit
A. A
C. C. Merz
National
Walter Donnelly
Packard
Barner Oldfield
Louis Doerhoefer
Locomobile
Mellody Knocks Out Watson in Paris Bout
Honey Mellody of Boston defeated Curley Watson formerly of America now based in England in a bout scheduled for two and a half rounds. Mellody dominated from the start securing an easy victory in Paris.
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Paris
Honey Mellody
Boston
Curley Watson
America
England
Mellody
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