Toledo Reels Toledo vs Indianapolis Baseball Recap
Toledo banners 81-25 and 10 errors in a rough nine inning struggle with Indianapolis. Mott worked seven innings allowing five hits and Kellum fanned four before relief, Coggswell’s three base hit spurred an Indianapolis rally as Toledo committed errors and miscues in a 3 to 9 loss with 35 fans in attendance.
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Toledo
Coulter
Kellum
Etouee
Fbiget Ste
Mott
Atric
Andianapols Steel
Wild
Coggswell
Hogriever
Burns
Turner
Myers
D'Ren
Fox
Indianapolis
Ebright
How They Stand 19 American League Won Lose Pet Cosees
Summary could not be determined from the provided text due to fragmentary and unclear content. No coherent event, date, or entities to summarize into a factual card.
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American Association
Pet
Loisville
Wseeesanenenerens
Columbus - Itndpacadaes Ane
Hapolis
Seseereeesnn
Senses
Filwaukee
Peeeeeunaee
Minneapolis
Pee Ee Eeeesvertan Il Ao
National League
Pet. Eee
SSS Brooklyn
Ork
Hiladelphia
Philadelphia FROSLON and City Scene Listings
Fragmentary OCR lists city names including Philadelphia St Louis Detroit Baltimore Washington Cleveland with scattered letters and numbers. No coherent event or narrative emerges beyond a parade of place names and stray figures.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Seebane
Baltimore
Washington
Scenes
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Callahan
McFarland
Winters
Criger
Werner
Howell and Robinson
Yeager
McGuire
Carrick
Clarke
Reidy
Sudhoft
Snyder
Moore and Wood
Hasting
Powers
Milwaukee and Minneapolis Tie as Rain Halts Game
In Milwaukee and Minneapolis, a 3 3 deadlock occurred with Elliot, Speer, Sporer, and Byers contributing. Rain halted play in the fifth. Louisville defeated Columbus 10 to 4 with Battersea's Fisherty Spies Vassbinder and Fox named as hitters.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Elliot
Speer
Sporer
Byers
Louisville
Columbus
Battersea
Fisherty and
Spies
Vassbinder
Foxere
Stinson and Champion Set Multiple Rail Setups in Washington Meet
Albert Champion defeated Howard Reeman in two ten mile heats at Washington as Stinson posted rapid splits across distances including ten and five miles. The second heat clocked 14:08, cutting a long record by 44 seconds and yielding new marks, while R. J. McDonald lowered Canada’s five mile record from 26:14 to 25:47.
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Stinson
Albert Champion
Howard Reeman
Washington
R. J. McDonald
Four Killed and Fifteen Injured in Rail Collision
In Chattanooga on June 13 a fast mall train and an N C & St L railroad accommodation collided on a curve. Four men were killed Engineer George Rollins Fireman L A Rankin Fireman James Bernard and Express messenger Webb. Fifteen injured including Fred Thatch and clerks Miller Stover and Clark. The mail train was behind time and it is believed one engineer overlooked orders.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
George Rollins
L. A. Rankin
James Bernard
Webb
Fred Thatch
Mailclerks Miller
Stover
Clark
Fairview Park Divers and Classical Night At Fairbank
Large audience at Fairview park enjoyed the diving horses King and Queen with daily shows at 4 and 9 pm. Weber military band performed a classical program at Fairbank Friday night, with Saturday set as ragtime night and free admission for children under 15 with parents.
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Fairview
Fairbank
Weber's Military
Fairview Park
King and Queen
Weber Military
Carrie
Beyer
Georgia
Boettger
Tilzer
Epler
Hacker
Everture
Sahdauy
Notre Dame Nine to Captain First Baseman Stephen
In Oberlin and Knoxville notes, Cornell leads 5 to 1 as Indiana reserves and Kansas City miss St. Paul. A railroad wreck disrupted travel. Sutthoff may start on the mound at 3 45 p.m. Friday. catcher Tim Donahue ages in Taunton Massachusetts.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Stephen
Notre’ Dame
Sutthoff
Tim Donahue
Taunton
Elkes Sets New One-Mile Track Record
In Boston on a Thura day, Harry Elkes broke records from one mile to forty miles on the bicycle tracks, establishing himself as the era’s leading rider with unprecedented times and dominance.
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Harry Elkes
Cunties
Boston
Thura
Inventor Dies In Coney Island Aerial Toboggan Test
New York June 13. Herman O Moritz aged 62 who hoped his aerial toboggan slide would make him rich was killed during a test at Coney Island. After two safe runs a cog broke on the third run the car sped down struck Moritz and threw him 30 feet. He died an hour later.
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New York
Herman O. Moritz
Moritz
Coney Island
Madison County Auditor Crim Announces Thursday Event
Anderson Indiana June 12 The Madison County auditor A P Crim reports a forthcoming event set for Thursday detailing county affairs. Further specifics were not provided in the fragment.
Graduation Exercises Highlight Indianapolis College of Law
Graduates at the Indianapolis College of Law include Pearl Ball of Huntington and 20 men receiving degrees. Prizes went to Charles Martin, Arthur Woollen, Raymond Watkins, and Arthur Owen. Judge Timothy E. Howard delivered the address. College officials and local graduates from related schools are listed. In other events, kindergarten and primary training school exercises were held, and Butler College president Butler criticized swagger among women and swearing in eastern papers.
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Indianapols College of Law
Grand Opera House
Pearl Ball
Huntington
Edward Thompson
Encyclopedia of Law
Charles Martin
Green City
Arthur H. Woollen
Petersburg
Raymond Lt. Watkins
Indianapolis
Nest
A H. Carroll
ER. Hooton
Indiana
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
W. W. Criley
Butler
Butler College
Delegates Entertained at Local Bookbinders Convention Banquet
Delegates to the bookbinders convention were entertained by union No. 53 at Turner hall. An elaborate banquet for 400 covered the event, with a vaudeville show, wall-scaling exhibition by the English zovaves, and performances by the Hoosier quartet. W Tatum of the International union served as toastmaster with Mayor Bookwalter delivering a speech.
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Bookbinders
Bouth-aide Turner Hall
Zovaves
Hoosier Quartet
W. Tatum
The
International Union
Bookwalter
Thureday
A. ‘Fesolu
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