Brewers win opener as Bateman shines in cloudy game
A special from Milwaukee reports the Brewers edged the Apostles 3–1 as Bateman held Indianapolis to three hits. Southpawson battled back, permit ting four Brewers hits which came early in the game. Dikkey misplayed to enable three early runs, and Cantillon called it a small but welcome triumph after three losses.
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SUN
Milwacker, Wis
Gune
Brewers
Indianapolis
Cantillon
Bateman
Southpawson
Dikkey
Metill
Milwaukee
Robinson
O'Neil
McChesney
O'Brien
Hemphill
McCormick
Ae Clark
Wolfe
Totais Indianapeais
Carr
Bruce
McCreery
Thoney
al W ” Farrell
Sire Usteen
Dickey
Zaltuak
Mesut
Totaisseca
Milwauker
Andianapolis
Balis
McGill
bull—Woltz
Prey
Qsteen
Farrell
Gifford
Briton’s grit amid crowd at boxing pavilion described
An account recalls Jabez White’s stubborn resilience after defeat as fans, hangers-on, and Jimmy Britt’s father praise the fighters. A tense dressing room scene follows the bout with White barely regaining bearings and a polite, puzzled reply to the praise.
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John E. Henshaw
Jabez
White
Jimmy Britt
Britt
Jimmy
American Association Columbus games and battery lineups
In Columbus first and second games both matchups feature RHE Columbus against Minneapolis with Batterlee-Dorner and Ryan, plus Harrt-Pierce-Stever-Marshall in the second. Louisville entries list Pat PONSONA and Weight-Shaw, Ferguson-Sullivan. Toledo contests show Minahen/Boyle and Eels/Butler. Fort Wayne and Terre Haute pairings include Willis/Ostdiek Gray/Harris, Alberta/Qediekma Harris. Grand Rapids vs Dayton and Springfield vs Evanville appear with multiple batter ies and pitchers. South Bend and Wheeling extinguish with Williams/Tieman and Miller/fichriver.
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Emskican Associatian
Indianapolis
Milwaphee
Mibwaukes
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Pet
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Frgneapolis
Kansen City
Toledo
Sevat
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Loat
Cleveland
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Bamton
Torksemavemmes Bums
Loule Sesssees Neneenessee
Wheeling
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Sia
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Evaneville Oy Fam
Dayton
Fort Waynr
Yaaa Rene
Tetra Hailte
Springfield
Ami
American Association
Shaw
Marney
Evans
Sullivary
Louiaville
Louiavily
Mt Paulsen
Bhaw, Ferguson and Sullivan
RHE Tolefe OH
Donatea Hansen City
Minahap
Boyle
Eels
Butler
RHE
St . Kanan City
Minahen
Eela
Fort Wayne-Fife
WHS
Fort. Wayne
Terre Haute
Batterles
Willis
Ostdiek
Gray and
Harris
Fort Wayne
Dong Ted Boos
Alberta
Qetdieksma
Grand Rapida
Grand Rapids
Miller and Andrews
Wise and
Hawkins
Springheld
Evanaville
Bummers
Shannon
Coy and Kelley
South Beng Rae Bouth Bend
Williams and Tieman
Miller Ené Fichriver
Kitty League Baseball Scores and Rain Halt Games
In Paducah torrential rain ended a game between Princeton and its opponent after innings. At Cairo Vincennes, a game was stopped by rain. Henderson hosted Hopkinsville with a 6 to 2 first game and 4 to unspecified in the second.
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Paducan
Paducah
Princeton
Cairo
Cairo-Vincennes
Henderson
Hopkineville
Hopkins
View
Last Day's Racing in Old Missouri at St Louis Rinks
Special to the Sun reports on Missouri racing history, detailing the Bet on the tracks, the Big Three owners Louis Cella Ben Adler and M. Tilles, and the rise of Carmody Corrigan as market forces in St Louis racing. It notes the political push to regulate wagers, the monopoly era, and notable figures like Harney Mehreiber, with long odds and a history of crime tied to betting rings.
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ST. Lois
Edwin Maggin
Fair Grounds
Hegill
Missouri
Patrick Carmody
Enion
Corrigan> Wernt
St Louis
St. Louis
Cella
Tiles
Adler
Delmar Fair Grounds
Kinloch
Truter
Tilles
Union
Louis Cella
Dago Baloonkeeper
Western Jockey Club
Carmads
Ed Corrigan
Hawthorne
Chisago
Panama Track
New Orleans
Harney Mehreiber
West
St. Louie
Behreiber
South St. Louis
Famou
jBchreter
Barney
Taut
Schreiber
Buhretner
Jimmy Britt Weighs Retirement From the Ring
Special to the Sun. June 15. Jimmy Britt says he plans to retire soon after a few more light bouts. He aims to fight the best available early next month and may travel to Los Angeles, then possibly the East, before quitting as an unbeaten champion.
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Jimmy Britt
Fap
Uwe
Sulit
Wille Lewis
Walt
Nelson
Revellan
Los Angeles
Abe Abell
Aghia
The Dreyful Incident War Cry Echoes At Pittsburg
A fragment from William F. Kirk quotes fans shouting Hey Barney during a game. Muggs Bilcuraw calls out Barney as the Pittsburg chief faces jeers. The chant leads to Muggs being fined and ejected, with fans continuing the roar for years.
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Himmel
Pittsburg
Muggs Bilcuraw
Barney
Mugg
William F. Kirk
New York American
Medium powered cars favored to win Bennet Cup race
H H Lyte and J H Dingley report from Europe that the James Gordon Bennett Cup course in France favors medium powered cars over high powered speed machines. Lyte believes his 59 horsepower Fope Toledo can contend, noting the course through hills and many turns rewards steady handling and quick cornering, with tires and safety crucial for a 340 mile race.
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New York
Aul- Nergne
France
James Gordon Bennet
H. H. Lyte
J. H. Dingley
Europe
Dalva
Lytle
Toledo
Vanderbilt Courts
Long Island
Outahera
All Sorts of Sporting Notes from Broad Texts
Old Bit Schriver is catching well for the Louisvilles and Neiley plans a three-catcher lineup. Van Jahtren stars for Oakland with four hits in a Seattle game. Madden shows speed and jumping ability. Britt tricks Rattling Nelson. New York champion Clarke and Mathewson are noted stars.
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Bit” Schriver
Louisvilles
Cmge van Jahtren
Basetuill
Oakland
Seattle
Eam
Cy Young Emerges From Humble Beginnings Into Baseball
The recounted tale follows Denton Young and Cy Young as a rustic farm boy who sold wood for $19 a month and lacked prospects until a scout saw his speed. A bold move and early struggles led to lessons from veterans, culminating in a breakthrough game after Cy left home to pursue pitching.
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Pat Bohannon
Etta Newlin
American Sgnoction
Bohannon
Denver
Newlin
Sioux Cy
Archie Gimmeta
Colorado Springs
Minneapo Na Te
Sioux City
CY Young
Denton Young
John J. Mooreland
Canton
Tuscarawas
Cy’ Hawan
Ind
Tilma
Jack Doyle
Ise
Barewine
George
Hma
Pat Tebeau
Cleveland
Ati Nally
Op: Young
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