Cantillon the Dirty Ball Manag er Disgraced the Game
The article accuses Joe Cantillon of being a dirty ball player umpire and manager. At a Milwaukee game he insulted the crowd and jabbed at Captain Fox while he batted. Cantillon shouted obscenities and taunts as his team fed off the negative energy.
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Cantillon
Joe Cantilon
Milwaukee
Capt
Fox
Canciica
Jocki
Worror
Imiany
Doc
Elmer
Joe
Ulard
Indianapelis
Brewers In One Of The Prettiest Games Of The Season
A condensed recap notes a bright matchup where Brewers showcased strong plays and team cohesion. MilWanked faced heat in near bursts of offense as both sides produced clean passes and sharp defense.
Unclear OCR fragment lists multiple city pairs and numbers
Fragmentary text appears to repeat city names Minneapolis Calumbus St Paul Toledo Fort Wayne Wheeling Grand Rapids Terre Haute Dayton South Bend with numeric counts, but no coherent event or context is readable. No clear individuals or organizations emerge.
Where They Play American Association Schedule
Milwaukee at Indianapolis city at Louisville at Union, Columbus one American League game. St Louis at Houston Detroit at New York Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia National League: Chicago at New York St Louis at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Central League Marion at Evansville Grand Rapids at Terre Haute Detroit at South Bend Wheeling at Fort Wayne.
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St. Louis
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Cinbs
Chicago
Pittaburg
Bostour
St. Souks
Brook
Pittabur
St. Lowis
MUL AL Ben
BO. A. EB
Dunleavy, If
Dungan
Ny Central League
der Nie
Jb Wu
Marion
Vayten
Wheeling
South Rent
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Phyle
Unemy
Diiigan Il Sirhafley
Merideth
Kihm
Tamsett
Fox
McPartun
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Wangus
Columbus
Milwaukeee
Lou
Kansas City
Louis
Heston
Mans
Lee National League
Uheaga
York
Fraoklyn
Cincinnati
Milladelphia
Pittsburg
Central League
Evansville
Grand Rapide
Terre Uaute
Daston
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Denver Ed Martin Knocked Out At Boston
In Boston Mass on June 12 Bob Armstrong of New York knocked out Denver Ed Martin in three rounds. Martin had dominated early and landed hard blows but Armstrong rallied with a solar plexus shot in the final moments. Armstrong sent Martin to the canvas after a break, securing a dramatic knockout victory.
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Boston
Mass
Bob Armstrong
New York
Denvee Ee Martin
Tammany Athletic
Martin
Stah
Armstrong
Jake
Azarin
Atom the Smallest Pro Rider Draws Crowd Reactions
The Atom nickname given to Jacksy Coleman, a 13 year old jockey from Sacramenia, weighs about 2 pounds and rode in a race finishing eighth in a 2 year old event. Spectators laughed at his circus monkey like appearance but praised his balance and steady ride despite critics. He has ridden race horses for a year and earned notoriety at Montrose meetings for winning four races.
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Jacksy Coleman
America
Atom
Volemah
Sacramenia
Casfie
Montrose
Hoosiers Shut Out Anderson in Indy Sunday Decision
The American Association ball games planned for Indianapolis on Sundays will not be played here. Ground owners rejected the plan and leased the grounds to Jone Ryan's Navies, an independent team from this city.
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Anderson
Indianapolis
Jone Ryan
Navies
Eam
Brains Needed for Success in Driving Trotters and Pacers
Cleveland June 1 Observations on horse racing hinges on driver wit and timing. Major Muscovite missed a key heat at Lexington due to poor pacing, while Prince Street edged him by a nose, ending the race without prize money. Col W B Roberts recommends four new post office substations in Indianapolis to speed free delivery and cut carrier travel.
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Cleveland
Iacksen
Lexington
Major Muscoyite
Molles
Laxington
Muscovite
Prince Street
Prince
W. B. Roberts
Indianapolis
Baseball Plans Collapse for Indianapolis Season
The local baseball effort to play in Indianapolis this season falters as organizers abandon Sunday games and seek resolution in court. Judge Carter hears the demurrer in Elmer E. Adams case with no clear path to reviving summer play, while Muir hints the suit may end without a trial.
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Carter
Oran W. Muir
Elmer £. Dames
Buc
Supreme Ear
Tts
Muir
Golf match of Collis Fullerton and Lenon under way
An effort to organize a major golf poll tournament over the next three weeks at the Country club with Frank Lenton, Robert Fullerton, and Lenon. Lennon at Riverside, Fullerton at the Country, and Lenon at Lenton are cited as leading golfers. A purse worth funding the event is being arranged, with the Country club committee and Clarence Stanley involved. Fullerton expresses willingness to meet Collis and Lenon wants to see a winner play against him.
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Frank Lenton
Robert Fullerton Wallis
Brench Lick
Lennon
Riverside
Fullerton
Pullerton
Ike
the Sun
Cotte
Volis
Shiek
Clarence Stanley
Stanley Hw
Dong
Riversie
Cotta
Ernie Burford
Baseball Stars and Sluggers Dominate Early Season News
Chicago Cubs eye the National League pennant as Lajoie and Burkett lead a bomber-heavy season. Pitchers like Lynch draw many offers while Cleveland and Vincennes chase success. Controversies brew over Lang and Jennings, with Nichols sparring over Lang’s merit and Latham facing umpiring woes.
He Was Out In Three Strikes In The Batter’s Bench
The scene shows a batter struck out after three swift pitches miss the mark. the umpire's calls of ghpgwunnghph and wenannahph punctuate the tense moment as the catcher relays the ball and the batter collapses in frustration. The crowd senses the final out and the inning ends.
Yale’s Athletic Budgets Grow From Modest Start to Modern Scale
Yale spends eighty thousand dollars yearly on its athletic teams, with total athletic receipts last year around eighty one thousand and expenses surging from early sums to a modern high. The piece notes lavish travel, hotel stays, and parlor cars fueling ongoing overspending and calls for restraint as field improvements arrive.
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Becane
Yale
Ie Tuanees
Wales
Ashietics
Clarence Derming
Auttenig
Richards
Yale Anancul Union
Basvuall
Oe Salle
Nul
Cal
Sporta
Ilustras Moers
Tning
Sime
Yale Athleive
Ieam
Yale Feild
Inside History of Modern Boxing Matchmaking
A sporting editor recounts how casual stakes and wagers shape boxing bouts. Two men seek trouble, Howard negotiates to stage a fight with Kid Parker, with money and rules set at a local athletic club within two weeks. The piece concludes that this is how ordinary matches are arranged, written by one who knows.
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de Sportin
Tere
SUN Office
Nellie
Howard
Chile
Sparthog
Sporting Talkor
Kid Parker
Beverly Howard
Lipton to quit yachting and go to horse racing
A London special cable reports Sir Thomas Lipton will abandon yachting after this year and race horses in Britain, the United States, France and possibly Ireland. Lipton seeks broad publicity for his business and may align with American trainer Hughins if he joins the American contingent.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
England
United States
France
Ireland
Sir Thomas
London
India
Win
Jose
Lipton
Claaxes
Eli Thomas
Horace
Huggins
Mesars
Whitney
Croker
Thomas S
Horea Racing
Boagtteh
Bir Thoman
Tee
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