Sutthoff Shuts Out Fort Wayne as Indianapolis Triumphs
Sutthoff pitched brilliantly for Indianapolis, scattering hits and driving in runs to blank Fort Wayne. Flynn and Kelley delivered power while Nattress, Bevens, and the Hoosiers capitalized on errors. Fort Wayne failed to cross the plate as Sutthoff and the locals pulled away in a 9 to 0 victory.
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Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Sutthoff
Babb
Flynn
Fricken
Shannon
Kelley
Fox
Heydon
G&g
Hickey
McCann
Thornton
Thabh
Miller
Fuller
Fort -Wayne
Tricken
Sutt
Fort Wayne Edge Indianapolis Behind Stolen Base Fray
Fort Wayne edged Indianapolis as Fox Flynn and Kelley stole bases twice each. Fuller charged with a passed ball, Latham called the plate, and the game lasted 1 hour 26 minutes with an attendance of 600. Fort Wayne left 9 on base, Indianapolis 6.
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Nee
Fuller
Fox
Flynn
Kelley
Indianapolis
Fort. Wayne
Latham
Wheeling hosts rivalry as Crescent Stars top Rookers
Wheeling competes for first place in the afternoon game at Washington Park. Crescent Stars defeat Rookers 6 to 3. In Cedar Rapids league action, Bloomington edges DePauw with scores showing R and H abbreviations. further matchups listed, plus a call for the Young Runaways to arrange a game with the Young Sun Liners. contact Willie Vogel at 827 S East St.
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Crescent Stars
Rookers
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Hii
DePauw
Crawfordsville
Hagerstown
Richmond
Young Runaways
Willie Vogel
S. East St
Purdue Narrowly Bows as Indiana Claims State Title
A ninth inning rally by Purdue barely saved a run and avoided a shutout, but Indiana won to seize the state championship. The game featured ragged Purdue play and a Bloomington celebration. Final: Indiana four, Purdue five. Batteries Bronson Ruby and Robertson Boyle and Simon Umpire Eiteljorg Greencastle.
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I. U
Bloomington
Indiana
Bronson
Ruby and Robertson
Boyle
Simon
Eiteljorg
Greencastle
Windy City Wins Long First Home Game In Extra Innings
In Washington on Monday the Chicago club won the first extra inning game of the local season. A seventh inning home run with two runners aboard sparked the rally as Washington led 6 to 3 before Chicago tied and won 8 to 4 in ten innings. Batteries Patten Gear and Clark and Katoil Sullivan.
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Washington
Windy City
Chicago
Patten, Gear and Clark, Katoil and Sullivan
Batteries-Ixellum and Schreck game recap in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee the Batteries Ixellum and Schreck faced Haw ley Garvin and Connor in a regional matchup. The brief notes Bruins players and team names appear, with no clear outcome or full context available from the fragments.
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Boston
Milwaukee
Ixellum
Schreck
Hawley
Garvin and
Connor
Batteries-Miller and Buelow and Partners, Detroit to Baltimore
A compact record lists Batteries-Miller and Buelow with Platt and Powers between Detroit Philadelphia and Baltimore. It also notes Batteries-McGinnity Bresnehan Dowling Hoffer Yeager associated with Cleveland.
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Detroit
Phila
Miller
Buelow
Platt
Powers
Baltimore
Cleveland
McGinnity
Bresnehan
Dowling, Hoffer and Yeager
Boston and Cincinnati Batteries Hit Homers in Tight Duel
Willis and Kittridge powered by Boston slugged a pair of homers against Cincinnati on Monday as Newton and Bergen backed them. In Pittsburg New York games batteries Phillipsi and OConnor faced Bowerman, with scattered runs and no clear outcome.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Newton
Bergen
Willis and Kittridge
Brooklyn Batterices-Eason and Kahoe Duel
In Chicago at Rhe, Batterices Eason and Kahoe faced Donovan and McGuire in a noted matchup. The contest highlighted standout play from Brooklyn players, with both sides showcasing strategic exchanges and early leads.
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RHE
Chicago
Brooklyn
Batterices
Eason and
Kahoe
Donovan
McGuire
Potteries-Harper and Nichols clash with White Townsend and Douglas
In St. Louis, a court or business matter involves Potteries-Harper and Nichols alongside White Townsend and Douglas. Sparse OCR reads as a list of entities and places, with Philadelphia and numbers sprinkled in. The fragment hints at a partnership or legal filing.
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Philadelphia
Potteries
Harper and Nichols
White, Townsend and Douglas
A Peculiar Injury at Newby Oval
Claude Williamson of 421 Hardingst. sustained a severe arm injury during a training spill at Newby Oval on Monday. A splinter about two inches long pierced the forearm muscles near the bone after a collision with Willis Coval who figured prominently in the incident. Ambulance transported Williamson home, and a dispensary clinician suspected a fracture though the splinter remained the main injury. He cannot train for several days.
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Claude Williamson
Hardingst
Newby Oval
Pink eye strikes racing stables near Wantage
In Wantage on June 11 many racing horses in local stables suffer pink eye. Richard Croker's stable remains unaffected while other stables report infections and disruption to training.
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Pink
Richard Croker
American trap shooters in England practice for international honors
Monday the American team of trap shooters practicing in England faced different conditions. Some stars struggled yet still outshot English rivals. Local shooter J. H. Tripp scored 19 of 20, while Fred Gilbert and Chauncey Powers hit 20 straight.
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England
J. H. Tripp
Fred Gilbert
Chauncey Powers
Spike Sullivan Licked in Nineteen Fifteen Bout
Spike Sullivan, the New York lightweight, was defeated after a 17 round bout in Trenton New Jersey on June 11. The handler gave him brimstone as a signal of punishment during the match.
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Trenton
N. J
Spike" Sulivan
New York
Sullivan Fights Backbeat: Joe Handler Beats Opponent
A boxing match left the crowd stunned as Joe Handler delivered a dominating 17 round contest. Only a timely intervention by his brother Dave Sullivan prevented a knockout, with Sullivan favored by almost prohibitive odds. Handler pressed the attack throughout.
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Joe Handler
Dave Sullivan
Sullivan
Handler
YMCA Official Organizes Local Tennis League
Fred West, YMCA physical director, takes lead in forming a tennis league with teams from the YMCA and other organizations. The YMCA operates two fine courts near St. Agnes Academy on N. Meridian Street.
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Fred West
St. Agnes Academy
N. Meridian St
Hagerstown horses set for August Richmond races
Richmond Ind June 11 program outlines Hagerstown meet events. August 7 features 3:00 trot and 2:45 pace with $200 purses plus sprints, August 8 offers 2:16 trot and 2:12 pace with $200 purses, and August 9 lists 2:30 trot and 2:25 pace with $200 purses.
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Richmond
Ind
Hagerstown
Body of Lillian Biddle Found. Sister Missing in Malden
In Malden Massachusetts June 11 the body of 17 year old Lillian Biddle was recovered from Fellsmere pond after she and her sister 15 year old Sarah disappeared from Pleasant Street last Wednesday. Police searched Monday night and Tuesday for Sarah. Medical examiner Durrell says Lillian died by her own action while her father suspects foul play. A general belief holds Sarah’s body may be found in the pond.
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Malden
Mass
Lillian Biddle
Fellsmere Pond
Lillian Liddle
Sarah
Pleasantst
Durrell
Lillian
Whitney bids for derby winner Volodyovski refuses offer
New York on June 11 reports William C. Whitney offered Lady Meux 120000 for Volodyovski the derby winner. The offer was refused. Volodyovski raced in Whitney colors and Whitney has leased the horse's running qualities for two years.
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New York
William C. Whitney
Lady Meux
Volodyovski
Whitney
Fights Set for June 29 and Other Boxing Notes
San Francisco card adds Tim Callahan and Tim Haggerty versus Kid Carter and Jack Root while Mike Schreck stops Charlie Burns in seven. Paddy Purtell former western middleweight champ dies in Leadville saloon. Shamrock II work rushes. Johnnie Nelson beats Albert Champion in a 15 mile motor paced race at Worcester. Ethelbert debuts season in New York winning Standard stakes in a two horse field.
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Tim Callahan
Tim Haggerty
Kid Carter
Jack Root
Paddy Purtell
Leadville
Col
Worchester
Mass
Johnnie Nelson
Albert Champion
Paris
France
Ethelbert
New York
Sir Ellis Ashmead Bart letts Indebtedness in bankruptcy
London reports in bankruptcy court that Sir Ellis Ashmead Bart letts indebtedness totals 285000 with assets 140000 most in doubtful class. The American born member of parliament faced a bankruptcy order issued May 21 as details emerge from the Tuesday proceeding.
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London
Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett
Thiee
Sir Ellis
Priest Murdered by Jealous Woman in San Geronimo
Mexico City reports a Spanish priest Father Marcario was shot dead inside San Geronimo church during confession by Señora Vila Vicencio in a case of jealous rage. Authorities investigate the fatal shooting.
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Mexico City
Senora Vilavicencio
Father _Marcario
San Geronimo
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