Second contest won at last moment by the Carrites
Milwaukee Brewers and Indianapolis Hoosiers split a doubleheader in a bargain-day affair at Watkins counter. Goodwin pitched both games for Milwaukee and nearly won the second with a ninth-inning rally. First game ended 3 2 with Beville scoring twice on errors. second game featured a ninth-inning comeback capped by Hooke’s clutch single to center giving Milwaukee the late victory.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Watkins Counter
Brewers
Hoosiers
Clyde Goodwin
Joe McGinnity
Goodwin
Carr
Summers
Walsh
Beville
Coulter
Williams
McCormick
Nfe
McChesney
Krug
Himes
Big Brewer
Robinson
Siegle
Sullivan
Slagle
Green
A.B. R
H. A
Van
Cescesenes Krug
Biegle
Livingston
Howley
Hopke
Cece
Byrnes
MccCheeney
Alphonse and Gaston
Youth Restored to Bill Phillips
Bill Phillips, former Hoosier star, praises New Orleans as the sole training center for southern baseball warm weather and says veterans should train there. He notes rapid improvement after moving south last spring and predicts the south will produce faster ball. He offers a plan to the Cincinnati club as a wise training move.
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South
Bill Phillips
Cincy
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Carr Top Of Milwaukee Lineup Warns Buck Freeman
Milwaukee Daily News quotes a scout praising Charlie Carr as a standout choice for Milwaukee while noting Buck Freeman Kihm and Lindsay are solid options. Carr reportedly offers defensive edge and swing hitting potential.
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Charlie Carr
Milwaukee
Buck Freeman
Kihm
Lindsay
Carr
Milwaukee Daily News
Post Office Oppose New Style Cooking at Home
A fragment notes skepticism toward a new post office concept, urging cooking at home as the preferred alternative. It hints at enjoying soup and reminisces about rye, implying a rural or domestic setting. The text reflects informal opinion and partial phrases without a clear event or date.
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New ' Post Office
Noer
Deacon Jim McGuire Becomes Boston Manager at 44
Special to The Susquehanna Boston June 13 Deacon Jim McGuire the grand old man of ball dom has realized his highest ambition after 25 years of service he is named manager of the Boston American team at age 44 McGuire a veteran of wide renown has a record of prolonged activity and is popular with public and players alike He began in Cleveland and played for Terre Haute Toledo Detroit Philadelphia Rochester and Washington before joining the Beaneaters as manager.
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Sus
Boston
Macn
Jim McGuire
Boston American Baseball
McGuire
Hal Chase
Yankees
Deacon
Jim
McQuire
Cleveland
Terre Haute
Toledo
Detroit
Wolverines
Philadelphia
Phillies
Quakers
Clements
Schriver
American Association
Rochester
Washington
Sena
Deacon James T. McGuire Nineteenth Century Baseball Figure
Born November 18 1863 in Youngstown Ohio James T McGuire played pro baseball 25 years never fined or ejected. Known for continuous catching record 142 straight games with Washington including double headers. Formerly nicknamed Pinch for timely hitting and owns property in Albion Michigan.
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Youngstown
McGuire Moves Through Baseball Career Timeline
The record traces McGuire's baseball journey from 1892 to 1899 with transfers to Brooklyn, backstopping for the Superbas through 1899 to 1901, then a jump to Detroit in 1902 where he stayed until 1908. In 1904 he joined the Highlands, reportedly earning about $8,000 annually in his new role.
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Tors
Brooklyn
McGuire
Superbas
Detroit
Highlanders
Jim
Brewers Win Ninth Inning Thriller In Double Header
Crowd packed Washington park for a double header as the Brewers edged the Hoosiers in a tight ninth inning. Carr’s early triple and Green’s timely clouts drive in runs, while close calls at the plate decided the outcomes. Summers pitched creditably, and Goodwin escaped a brush with trouble in both games boosting Milwaukee’s late-inning win.
Will Stir New York Sensations in Randolph Stokes Suit
New York June 12 Sensations promised as Mrs Lucy M Randolph sues W E Stokes for 6000 a month to support her boy William Edward with alleged paternity by Stokes. Testimony set before Judge Jaycox at Flushing L I may name Peter Duryea and Viola Allen’s husband as potential other intimate connections. Defense hints at more names.
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Scripps-McRace Press Association
New York
Lucy M. Randolph
W. E. Stokes
William Edward
Stokes
Jaycox
Flushing
L. I
Referee Ryan and the Papke Morgan Decision Debate
Boxing writer argues that referee James Ryan made a fair call in the Papke versus Morgan bout at Peoria. He dismisses claims of a biased outcome and notes fans often blame officials when results disappoint. The piece defends the referee’s judgment and the sport’s inherent disagreements.
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James Ryan
Freddie Cole
Cole
George Williams
Williams
Bill Papke
Jack Morgan
Peoria
Morgan
Ryan
Papke
Washington fans ponder winning team use in town
London Canada faces American influence as buzz grows over a baseball surge, bulletin boards and sports extras. Contests loom with Squires and Thomas debating Australian plans against Burns, while Mullin pushes for club bonuses and Cornell eyes Princeton in a Polo Grounds clash. Artful, Whitney’s five year old mare, is retired after Brighton Beach outings totaling $80,000 in winnings.
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London
Canada
Artful
Harry Payne Whitney
Brighton Beach
Brighton
Sysonby
Central League changes name four personnel moves
Special to The Sun from South Bend Indiana reports Elmer Bliss is named manager of Grand Rapids in the Central league. Groeschow remains with the team as shortstop. Releas es include Catcher Snodgrass and Outfielder Curtis from Grand Rapids, Hope by South Bend to Terre Haute, Coffey by Terre Haute to South Bend. South Bend loans Liner to Deyton as they seek Shriver, ex Wheeling manager.
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Sun
South Bend
Ind
Elmer Bliss
Grand Rapids
Groeschow
Carson
Snodgrass
Curtis
Hope
Terre Haute
Coffey
Liner
Deyton
Shriver
Wheeling
Jeffries Plans Three Judge System for Fights in LA
Reports state Jim Jeffries contemplates appointing three judges to decide bouts to deter faking as promoters push a new Los Angeles fight club. Indianapolis fans described as keen baseball supporters praise the sport and predict strong season attendance as the Hoosiers aim to climb from last place with a winning lineup.
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Jim Jeffries
Jeff
Los Angeles
Cal
Jeffries
Blackburn Only Man That Was Chance With Joe Gans
Philadelphia June 12 Joe Gans is widening his field of opponents and is far superior to most boxers of his era. Only Jack Blackburn appears capable of challenging Gans, with many observers believing Gans would beat him from the opening bell. A long bout between them would settle the lightweight crown, as both are seen as the era’s best in the division.
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Blackburn
Chance
Joe Gans
the Sun
Philadelphia
United States
Gans
Battling Nelson
Tonopah
Britt
Jimmy
Cavil
Baseball matchups across four leagues announced
American Association games feature Minneapolis at Indianapolis, Kansas City at Columbus, Milwaukee at Toledo, St Paul at Louisville. National League includes Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at St Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburg, Boston at Cincinnati. American League lines up Chicago at Washington, Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Beaton, St Louis at Philadelphia. Central League games Dayton at Grand Rapids, Springfield at South Bend, Wheeling at Terre Haute, Canton at Evansville.
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American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Eee
Easeee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Eves
Bt. Paul
Ceeseesaseeee
Chicago
New York
Eae
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Ccccensescovescasess
Cincinnati
Brooklys
St. Louis
Csseccesrecesenaee
Cleve
Land
Cacorseseeresses
Detroit
Deeneee
Feunegerercoces
Acmenece
Bt. Louis
Washington
Aeween Seccareeess
Central
Lo Wheeling
Springfield
Sevacsee
Canton Ceewee
Seaeas
Evansville
Dayton Teveenas
South Bend Cerrerrs
I Grand Rapids
Sera Emeenstenes
Terre Haute
St. Paul
National League
Brooklyn
Cincinnatti
American League
Cleveland
Beaton
Central League
Dayton
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Wheeling
Canton
Batteries Shine In Twinbill Versus Kansas City
At Louisville First game RHE Louisville toppled Kansas City 10 to 0 as Elliott Hughes and J Sullivan led with batteries. Second game RHE Louisville again beat Kansas City 3 to 0 with Crutcher and J Sullivan delivering the hits. At Toledo RHE Toledo defeated St Paul 4 to 2, with Suthoff Land Leroy and Irwin driving in runs. At Columbus RHE Columbus edged Minneapolis 6 to 5 behind Upp Fohl and Ford Shannon.
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Louisville
RHE
Kan
City
Elliott and
Hughes
Case
J. Sullivan
Kansas City
Ellott and
Crutcher
Toledo
Eerseeeneseeses
St. Paul
Suthoff
Land
Leroy and Irwin
Columbusz
Columbus
Minneapolia
Upp
Fohl
Ford and
Shannon
Battery Pairings and Scores Across Cities
The record lists multiple battery pairings by city including Boston Philadelphia New York and Detroit with associated codes and scores. Teams include Criger Bemis Petty Buelow Plank Schreck and others, along with players Onevaneni Schmidt Kiteen Brocket Rickey Kieinow.
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Boston
Cleveland
Batterles—Winter
Criger
Josa and
Bemis
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Petty and Buelow
Plank and Schreck
New York
Detroit
Onevaneni Schmidt
Kiteen
Brocket and Rickey
Kieinow
Chicago and Cincinnati Games in NAL League Summary
In Chi and Cincinnati the NAL League reports RHE teams facing Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis and New York across multiple matchups. Battery pairings include Frazer Pfeister Overall Kling Morann Corridon Doom Mason McLean Dorner Brown Ewing Schier Needham Leever Camnitz Gibson Bell Butler McGlynn Marshal Taylor Wiltse Matthewson Bowerman with various score snippets.
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Chi
Chicago
Phila
Frazer
Pfeister
Overall
Kling
Morann
Corridon
Doom
Cincinnati
RHE
Mason
McLean
Dorner
Brown
Ewing
Taylor, Wiltse
Matthewson and Bowerman
Batteries and names flash across four regional listings
In Springfield, Dayton, Wheeling and Canton multiple battery pairings are listed with associated codes and locations. Haliman Corns Lind Cross lead in Springfield. Malloy Richardson Willard Fuller head Dayton. Jaeger Knoll Friel Philbin in Wheeling. Brosius Freese Bales Holmes in Canton.
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Springfield
South Bend
Haliman and Corns
Lindsay and Cross
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Malloy and Richardson
Willard and Fuller
Wheeling
Evansville
Jaeger and Knoll
Friel and Philbin
Canton
Rhe
Terre Haute
Brosius
Freese
Bales
Holmes
Teamsters threaten strike over four cent wage increase
A Chicago committee from the teamsters joint council delivered an ultimatum to the packers demanding a four cent hourly raise. Citing higher meat prices and increased living costs, the group warned that a strike seems likely unless the decision is reconsidered or the raise granted.
Man dies in jail after murder charges in Arrowsmith case
Thomas Baldwin, accused of killing four residents of Arrowsmith Illinois, died in the Bloomington county jail this morning. He had been robust when jailed but wasted away under remorse and the weight of the charges.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Bloomington
Thomas Baldwin
Arrowsmith
Ill
Baldwin
Keene Stable Hits Over Hundred Thousand With Peter Pan Win
The Keene racing stable led by James R. Keene surpassed $101,000 in 1907 earnings after Peter Pan took the Standard stakes. Since the season opened at Aqueduct on April 15, Keene’s horses have earned $101,046.25 across races to date.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
James R. Keene
Peter Pan
Aqueduct
Keene
Wind Razed Church in Duquoin Illinois Storm
A June cyclone swept through Duquoin Illinois destroying the African Methodist Episcopal Zion church. A man and child were seen seeking shelter beneath the structure before it collapsed and are believed crushed. Workmen labor to remove debris and recover any bodies.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Duquoin
Illinoia
Mertes Onc A Model In Early Career Prompts Philly Move
In a Philadelphia suggested path, Sandon Mortes impressed after a standout minor league start, with Hulen praising a major league potential. Mertes, once quiet at bat, surprised Tim Hurst with a sudden blast after a teasing start, proving a later, durable spark. Charley Ebbets defends Scanon’s high salary bid, offering $1,000 to find the culprit.
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Jim M’guire
Boston Americans
Washington Park
Geier
Fisher
Devlin
Fana
Johnny Fisher
Bose
Danny Green
Siegie
Millers
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Ishment
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Sportlettes
Bill Squires
Jos Thomas
Tommy Burns
Chamokin Kelly
Connecticut
George Mullin
Tigers
Oklahoma
George
Cornell
Princeton
Polo Grounds
Tommy Connors
Frank Ryan
Crescent City Jockey Club
Banner Town
Sull
Lways
Sullival
Scripps-MecRae Press
Teamsters Joint Council
Man
Jalil
Mertes
ONC
Tim Hurst
Philadelphic
Hulen
Tim
Elderfield
Mr. Hurst
Charley Ebbets
Scanlon
Ebbets
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