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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
10
Kane homered for Toledo in the ninth to decide a Dayton game in front of a 200 attendance crowd. Pardee pitched hard but Dayton failed to cross the plate as Toledo edged Dayton 6 to 4 with Wicker and Joss versus Pardee and Graffits.
In Columbus Pfeister pitched a perplexing contest as Columbus was blanked 5 to 0. Marion scratched across a run late, while batteries included Talbot and Zinram for Columbus and Pfeister and Smink for the pitcher’s side. In Louisville the Icca team won a rough game from Fort Wayne by stringing hits on McKenna who was released after the game.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the National League and a game or standings with unclear detail. The text provides few concrete facts, names, dates, or scores to anchor a precise summary. Further readable content needed for a reliable card.
The Chicago team showed courage in a tough sixth and seventh inning contest but an umpire’s disputed calls in the final frame cost them the game. National league scores.
A clipped passage names Taylor, Eason, Kling, Doheny, and Bowerman in a note about 1 batteries and a 06¢9 price, with references to New York and a 2004 date context. The fragment hints at a trade or product mention involving multiple individuals.
In St Louis a listing shows Batteries-Harper and Nichols, Hughes and McGuire linked to a Brooklyn case with reference 399000600391 and the code 1103 0200 percent 581.
OCR text lists battery pairings with names such as Philippi and O'Connor and Hod Cincinnati, mentioning Diggelby and McFarland with Newton and Bergen alongside. scattered data references to Philadelphia and Pittsburg appear, but many numbers and places are garbled, creating an incomplete roster of units and personnel.
The day featured lopsided results in the American League with Philadelphia shutting out Milwaukee easily. Other clubs posted uneven records as teams like Washington Boston Baltimore Cleveland and Milwaukee showed divergent form in a string of decisive games.
Philadelphia defeats Milwaukee 6 to 0 in Milwaukee. Players Garvin Hastings Connor Maloney Plank and Powers contribute in a decisive victory.
A terse score line shows Detroit defeating Boston 11 to 6. The snippet lists players Batteries-Lewis Schreck Miller Shaw for Detroit and McGinnity Nops Robinson Patterson Sugden for Chicago, with scattered numbers and city names including Baltimore and Chicago in the fragment.
The narrator recalls W S Ryan who attends games but vanishes into the park, always under the grand stand with seating added when needed. An old player, Ryan shows several old finger injuries from college days and recalls nine years of catching behind the bat.
Thursday the Americans beat the English 843 to 739 in a London international trap shoot despite bad weather. Captains Marshall and Butt delivered speeches for the sides, with Crosby posting 90 percent and Heikes Gilbert Parmelee all in the mid eighties. A cup event is set for Saturday and a banquet for the Americans on Tuesday.
A lively note lists a Saturday trap shooting kickoff with Marion and a new third baseman for Friday at Wheelings. It also notes Thomas Lawson denying talks to sell his Independence to a New York syndicate, and a big middle distance bicycle circuit being planned.
Reports say Jim Corbett departs for England next week to later box Jack O’Brien before royalty. Gans reportedly eager for a bout though others advise him to back off. Burns and Asche battled 15 rounds to a draw in Alexandria. McGovern also touted for a possible wreath. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a stomach tonic. Upright pianos promoted at Baldwin's.
Gov Durbin names A O Marsh H C Adams William E English John Frenzel David N Foster W P Herron and S T Gillette to a seven person executive committee to plan dedication. Meeting set for next Tuesday at 11 am in the governor's office with a debate over timing and a possible split on the date.
Phillips, called the Corn King, spoke to National Farmers Alliance delegates at the West hotel in Minneapolis. He urged joining interests, proposed a one cent per bushel tax to fund elevators for 100 million bushels, a 40 cent Chicago basis price, and a Chicago bank with up to 50 million dollars. He vowed to buy land to grow corn and not sell below 40 cents per bushel.
In Shreveport on June 14, 17 Black residents were moved to Benton under strong guard after a mob threatened their lives. Authorities say the delay in capturing Edwards, who killed Foster, allowed time to separate the group. It is believed Edwards may have killed himself.
Gen. Fred Knefler was sinking Friday morning at his home on E Washington Street. He was unconscious and weaker than Thursday when he had shown slight rally. He is surrounded by family and Dr J H Taylor remains at his bedside.
Foreign envoys will settle the Chinese indemnity question on Saturday. Ex Premier A S S Hardy of Ontario died from appendicitis. Attorney F G Boelker of Cincinnati found shot in his bedroom in Toronto. unclear if accident or suicide. An American in London offers 25000 to any titled woman for a chaperon to introduce his daughter. Mrs Lynne Fernald Pullman files for divorce from George M Pullman. Desertion and adultery alleged.
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