Axious 10 Rout Brewers As Hoosiers Gain Confidence
Locals win five straight, boosting belief they can topple Cantillon’s Brewers. Manager Charley Carr weighs heavy duties as his team, in peak form aside from Cromley’s illness and Perry’s hitting slump, prepares for the clash. Dunleavy seeks return, Skeety adds power, while Carr’s weight drops with the season’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Jupiter Pluvius
Husky Brewers
Cantillon
Brewers
Big Charles Carr
Besiy Muggsy McGraw
Giants
Cromley
Tata 10
Dunleavy
Dunlergy
Perry
C. Garr
Carr
Will Extend Help All Clubs of Organized Ball to Coast League
Representatives of the two major leagues and the National Association of minor league clubs met in New York to organize aid for the financially distressed Pacific Coast League. Major and minor clubs agreed to contribute amounts totaling about 3000 to support the Coast League, with funds to be allocated by secretary Cal Ebwing to cover deficits and essential expenses. The decision aimed to keep the Coast League solvent until it can operate independently again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
New York
Nu_ tendo Association
Assistanes
Pacific Coast League
Garry Herrmann
National League
John E. Bruce
American Teague
Pat Powers
John H. Farrell
T. J. Bruce
Columbus
National Association of Minor League
Eugene F. Bert
Coast Seague
Herrmann
College Athletes Risk Banned By Club Membership Rule
A proposed AAU rule would bar college men from representing athletic clubs during membership, aiming to curb wholesale enlistment of college stars. Critics note that some colleges permit summer club representation, while weaker clubs fear losing trained athletes to bigger programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallege Stara
Princeton
Thursday Games Highlight Mixed Baseball Schedule
In the American Association Milwaukee visits Indianapolis while Kansas City travels to Louisville. St Paul meets Columbia and Minneapolis hosts Toledo. National League action includes Cincinnati at Boston and Pittsburg at Brooklyn. American League shows Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at Detroit among others with several city matchups.
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American Association
Toledos
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kaoama
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbia
Toledo
National League
National League Baseball Scores and Batteries Listed
In Boston the Braves defeated St Louis with a 7 to 3 score. Pfeffer and O’Neil for Boston with Egan and Kane for St Louis. In Philadelphia Pittsburg beat Philadelphia by 9 to 6, McFarland and Gidpon with Dug gleby, McCloskey and Donovan for side. In Brooklyn Beebe and Moran faced Huson and Thitter as Brooklyn posted 2 to 0. New York beat Cincinnati with a 9 to 7 result, Ewing and Schiel, Taylor and Bowerman starring for New York and Cincinnati respectively.
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Pet
Chieska
Pittieburg
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Isane
Cincinnati
Boston
Bt. Louis
Pfeffer
O'Neil
Egan and Kane
Batterles
Beebe
Moran
Huson
Thitter
Ewing
Schlel
Taylor and Bowerman
American League Box Scores From Various Parks
Baseball brief listing several games with team matchups and battery combinations. Detroit versus Philadelphia in Derrant Rhe, St Louis and Boston at bat with Cade O’Connor and Armbruster. Chicago at Chienico and Washington with Smith Bullivan Heydon. Cleveland hosts New York with Rhodes Bernhard Chesbro and McGuire.
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Derrant
Detroit
Philadelphia
Batterine
Mullin
Payne
Plank
Powers
St. Louis
Louis
Boston
Cade and
O'Connor
Dingen
Armbruster
Chienico
Chicago
Washington
Datteries
Smith
Bullivan
Hugh
Ant Heydon
Cleveland
New York
Batterina Rhodes
Bernhard
Chesbro
McGuire
Central League Scores From South Bend and Grand Rapids
In South Bend RHE South Bend faced Canton with Batterlee Telinds Richardson Wilson and Oatdick noted. At Grand Rapids RHE and Wheeling battled as batteries included Schafer Andrews and Billis Howlsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Canton
Buenaville
Booth Bend
Terre Haute
Payton
Dayton
Evansville
Springfield
Grand Rapides
South Bend
Rhe
Batterlee
Telinds
Richardson
Wilson and
Oatdick
Grand Rapida
Grand Rapin
Billis
Howlsy
Schafer
Andrews
Recent Ravings of a Frantic Fanatic
Fragmented sports musings from a frantic fan, listing teams and figures. Mentions Washingtons, Highlanders, Wagner, Giants, Pittsburg, Chicago, Boston Nationals, and McGraw era players. Notes playful misreadings and scattered opinions on baseball prospects and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Nationals
Phitsburg
Leach
Chicago
Giants
Flalder
Sheckard
Philadelphia
Doois
New York
Mertés the Taylor
Browre
McGraw
Feared athlete Murphy denied admission as public charge
Special report from New York June 14 states Franklin Murphy, a famed Irish athlete, was denied entry on grounds he might become a public charge and be unable to work due to muscular disintegration from overtraining. Immigration officials noted he lacks funds at port of entry, while supporters argue rest could restore his ability to work.
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Fem
New York
Franklin Murphy
Murphy
Ireland
Stowe
Itshman
Washington
Tms
Firing Line Recaps Mixed Baseball News and Trades
Report covers beatings of the Brewers and Aporties, Notre Dame players and manager Grant, McNerney and picks up Bon nan and Sheehan, George Kenney joining St Paul, Bull Smith joining the Saints, Millers camp notes, Grillo seeking pitchers, LaJota error vs Yankees, White Sox shut out Senators, Browns win after ten innings, missed clutch hit against Athletics, Grand Rapids player shortage, Giants edge Reds, Reds top clubs, Tartsh beng Cardinals add Philies shutout, odds and ends with enthusiastic chatter.
Race Results at Sew York and Cincinnati horse meets
Race results from Sew York Cincinnati and Buffalo, listing winners in multiple races. Notable names include Knight of Elway, Gazelle Stakes winner, Yowrie, Tammany, and Slickaway with times and odds across six bouts at each venue. Racing figures show final placements, times, and notable placements in steeplechases and sprint events.
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York
al Powell
Miller
Halton
Uime
Knight of Elway
Owens
Glengate
Tom Cogan
Gibi Ab
Accountant
Maxwartine
Aiiler
Garner
Arkurta
Jones
Elfall
Cincinnati
Moselle
Tammany
Monachord
Intense
Buffaloq
Slickaway
Racine
Cadichon
Anna Smith
Brait
Nulllo Racine
Triumphant
Boola
Borstan
Musketeer
Uma
Rafla
Thistiany
McCarey Sets Novel Card for June Fifty Tournament
Los Angeles June 12 Manager Tom McCarey of the Pacific Athletic Club has completed the card for the June fifty tournament to be held in the evening. He has arranged a diverse set of matchups including China man versus Jew and Pole versus Greek with several notable bouts. Main events include Harry Tisker versus HH Dalop, AbdomoTgan against dire Tremble, Leunirl Layer against Willy Leechy, and Billy Walsh versus Tammy Lewhy with six round bouts.
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Samos Angeles
Cal
Tom McCarey
Pacific Athletic Cub
McCarey
Pole Merix
Witter
Harry Tisker
HH Dalop
W Runvls
AbdomoTgan Aginst
Leunirl
Wily Leehy
Billy Walsh
Tammy Lewhy
Caesar Aitel
AB Wing
Ambiguous note on a lost leg mystery in Harper's Weekly
A fragment from an English notice asks for a girl who helped a lady with a leg down a canal hole on a Sunday afternoon between 2 and 4. The text mocks understanding, speculating about the missing leg and other party, calling the matter ambiguous in Harper’s Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanter
Nutter de Ambbiguerns
Harper's Weekly
Wesley the Barber Reflects on Local Team Comebacks
A barber laments village phenoms returning home to play on the town team. He notes Washington Park fans are buzzing while he admits to being a fan of local baseball, though he jokes about being a dip ghoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Wisconsin and Michigan Summer Resorts Booklet
Illustrated guide to over a hundred summer resorts along the Chicago and North Western railway. Claims vast hunting and fishing grounds with 7900 inland waters and trout streams across five maps. Includes hotel and boarding house listings. Published by W B Mawbern, Obicane.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago & North Western
Huntlaw
W. B. Mawbern
Outlaws Have Strong Support in Pennsylvania Baseball
Special to The Philadelphia June 4 The mystery of who backs the six clubs in the Outlaw League is answered by two views Wealthy owners from central and eastern Pennsylvania finance the clubs and reject the reserve clause They invest small sums from vast incomes to support Go on baseball Salaries are no object These millionaires prefer baseball and welcome contract snipers while keeping wide amusements at home
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Central and
Eustern Pennsylvania
Outlawa
Mamynaten
Jesse James
Analysis of Malt Liqueurs and Beverages in the Country
A review notes malt liqueur production ranks second in importance after bread in the nation. It discusses porter ale stout definitions, English and German beer naming, and the adulteration found in 67 bottle samples. For soft drinks many syrups and carbonated waters are flavored with artificial additives and saccharin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Erlanger
Tong-kreping Quell Hess
Mrs J J Corbett Hurt in Bayside Runaway
A serious runaway accident near Bayside Long Island injured Mrs James J Corbett wife of the former pugilist. She was thrown from a surrey after the horse swerved and struck her head. She suffered a dislocated shoulder cuts bruises and possible head injuries.
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Burrey
Bayside, L
Tua
New York
James J Corbett
Pugitio
Bayside
L. 1
Alra. Corbett
Corbett Place
Brory
Bara
Corbett
Surrey
Yanger seeks Kid Herman bout to settle Benny Yanger tie
Special from Renton Harbor reports Benny Yanger’s manager Curley vows to force a match with Kid Herman. They offer 41 000 a side and propose weight to be named by Herman with purse split or winner take all. Talks include Johnny Morrison Benton Harbor bout and Chicago fight fans eyeing a decisive Benny victory.
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Chicago
Curley
Benny Yanger
Renton Harbor
Kid
Herman
Ing
Nelson
Benny
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Benton Harbor
Yanger T
Johnny Morrison
Milam Reduced to Ranks in Public Safety Board Meeting
At a Wednesday Board of Public Safety session Serc. Sillam B. Milam was reduced in rank and Ira L. Leet promoted to patrolman in Milam’s stead for the service’s betterment. Patrolmen George Tomlinson and Charles Russell were suspended for disobeying liquor-investigation instructions, Tomlinson for 20 days and Russell for 15. Thomas Ford faces trial for drunkenness Friday at 10. Charges against Floyd Bays of the Union Detective Association regarding overstepping powers as a special officer are under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Serc
B. Milam
Ira L. Leet
Milam
George Tomlinson
Charles Russell
Tomlinson
Russell
Mats Aganet
Thomas Ford
Floyd Bays
Union Detective Association
Thomas Convery
Pope Manufacturing Company
Packers Not to Blame in Beef Trust War
Chancellor Day defends the beef trust and warns against inflaming sentiment against the packers. He argues they are not responsible for all the world's ills and urges restraint in accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Beef Trust
License Notices for Marion County Indiana Liquor Licenses
The notice states Abraham Jacob and Edward Keating will apply at the Marion County Board of Commissioners July term 1906 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption privileges. Locations include No 62 West Washington Street Indianapolis Ward 11 and No 102 Holmes Avenue Walkers First Addition Wayne Township. Both seek pool table privileges in the same rooms.
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Center Township
Board of County Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Tronte
Washington Street
Indianapolis
West
Washington Treet
Abraham Jacob
Wayne Township
Mellon County
Board of Commissioners
Board of Commissioners of Said County. In Their July Term, 1906, For A Mcense
Walnut Street
Hall
Holmes Avenue
Wovstory
Walker
Haughsville
Edward Keating
Tenth
Hele Streets
Jefferson Park
Helen and Reels
Alvin EF. Haines
Co Fonera
Ing
Namne
Busine
Massachusetts Avenue
Alchusetts Avenue
Dianapolia
Marion Coun
Nosachusetts Avenue
Edward
Two Beatings Destroy Pugs and Sailor's Advice
A old sea captainbled fighter argues most boxers quit after a few brutal beatings. He cites John L Sullivan, Corbett, Fitzsimmons, Britt, Nelson and Jeffries as examples, saying many men lose heart after early losses and never return.
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Gantillon
Charley Carr
Poundi Ag & Hoosier
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Achmick
Hardy
Biersdorfer
Ryan
Baginaw
Barbie Hochl
Sr Marte Jena
Derrott
New York Athletic Cluba
Earff- Washington
Alexander McKinzie
Bis
Bartow Weeks
Interstats League
Flint
Sesyee Eeeseeseevens
Weeke
Ntéra College
Becay
Beston
Pittsburg
iMinneapalia
Sutthof and
Abbott
Cadwallader and
Shannon
American League
Central League
Notre Dame
Ineli Gant
Grant
McNerney
Bon‘nan and
Sheehan
George Kenney
Texas
Bull” Smith
Saints
Todds
Millers
Evlery
Grillo
Lajota
Yankees
White Sox
Senators
Glade
Dineen
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Tigers
Athletics
Reds
McFarland
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Cardinals
Philies
Jock
Wesley the Barber
Outlaws
Angels
J. J. Corbett
Yanger
Kid Nerman I
Terre Haute Brewing Company
C. Habich Co
Cox
Tom Sharkey
Tie Asylims
Tom Bharkey
Tom
John L. Bulligan
John
Better Man
Carson City
Fits
Jeff
Young Corbett
Jimmy Britt
Franco
Terry McGovern
Wan Meyer
Jeffries
J. Huder
Wash
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