Disorganized Wheeling Loss Highlights Manager Change
Indianapolis wins 7 to 2 as Wheeling shows poor base running and teamwork after Ellis departure. Rothfuss and teammates drive a third inning rally while Stimmel and Streit dominate on the mound. Attendance 400.
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Ellis
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Streit
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Delehanty
Herbert
Latham
The Marions Are Fielders Shine in Narrow Loss
In Columbus on June 45 West was hit hard yet the Marions’ sharp defense kept the score tight. Final lines show Columbus 15 runs to Marion’s 4 with Williams and Zinram opposing West and Smink in a pitchers’s duel style.
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West
Marions
Marion
Williams
Zinram
Smink
Dayton Defeats Toledo in Nine Run Tilt After Early Hits
Dayton tallied ten hits and ten runs through three innings before Hughey was relieved by McIntyre. Coggswell and Blue defended, while Hughey, McIntyre and Graffius pitched for Toledo as Dayton secured a decisive victory.
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Colonels Top Port Wayne in Low-Scoring Tilt
Louisville and Port Wayne produced a tight game with the Colonels playing a better all around game. Final score included Louisville 3 0100301 812 0 and Port Wayne 9 095 00002 7123 with Meexin Burns and Zalusky opposing Fricken and Lattimer in the batteries.
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Port Wayne
Meexin
Burns and Zalusky
Fricken and Lattimer
Remnants Involved in Triple Play as New York Beats Hart’s Team
In Chicago on Friday nearly all Remnants took part in a triple play. The New York hitters overwhelmed Hart by solid pitching from Taylor and weak support. National League scores show Chicago over St Louis and Brooklyn with varied innings, while batteries included Menefee Kahoe and Taylor Warner.
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Batteries Leever and Zimmer face Willis and Moran in Boston game
A fragmented item notes a Boston game where Leever and Zimmer compete against Willis and Moran. The score line cites Pittsburg 1 to Boston 7 with unclear digits and battey references. No full context or date is provided.
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RHE
Leever
Zimmer
Willis and
Moran
Beaneaters Edge Detroit 2-1 After Slugging Rally
Detroit opened with a slugging rally but the Beaneaters held them to a 2-1 win. Kellum left the mound in the fifth and Cronin exited in the eighth as Boston earned the victory.
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Detroits
Beaneaters
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Batteries-Kellum Young and Schreck Cronin Frisk and Buelow
Detroit listing shows batteries involving Kellum Young and Schreck Cronin Frisk and Buelow with designations and codes in the 30120019 range.
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Kellum
Young and Schreck
Cronin
Frisk
Buelow
Unclear OCR Sports Notation From Chicago Baltimore Event
Fragmentary records show names Conner Frazer and battery related terms with towns Chicago and Baltimore and a sequence of surnames Howell McGinnity Foreman Robinson Callahan Sugden. Content is too incomplete to determine a clear event or outcome.
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Chicago
Howell
McGinnity
Foreman
Robinson
Callahan
Sugden
Andersons Lose Ground On Rough Misplays
The Anderson men were heavily defeated as aligns Matthews and Anderson struggled in the game. Pendleton led 45 to 35 against Alexandria with strong performances. The Sun liners face the Fairview Rooters at Fairview park Sunday afternoon while Chester meets the Indianapolis Reserves at Brighton Beach 3 p m. Chester previously beat the Reserves.
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Pendleton
Latham
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Fairview Rooters
Fairview Park
Chester, O
Indianapolis
Brighton Beach
Chesters
Regional score roundup shows tight games across cities
Bloomington and Davenport reports reveal mixed results with rivals Rock Island and Evansville. Cedar Rapids and Terre Haute post victories and narrow losses as teams navigate a busy schedule.
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Rock Island
Davenport
Evansville
Rockford
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Terre Haute
Pan American stadium meets set junior records
At Buffalo on Friday junior athletes set multiple marks led by Clark Lieble Detroit A C in 100 yards 11 5 seconds Howard Hayes Detroit and Walter Wishleigh Detroit A C in 12 yard hurdles. W J Feldkamp Pastime A C and Lee Deming Kirksville both broke running long jump records and several athletes beat existing marks across 440 220 and hurdles events.
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A. C
New York
J. J. Nufer
Detroit
H. Arnold
Union Settlement A. C
Lee C. Deming
Kirksville
W. J. Feldkamp
R. J. McInery
Walter ‘J. Wishleigh
Sports Sifts: Mixed Results Across Racing and Boxing
Alexander Smith leads in Hamilton golf contests while Castine bids at Newport. A broken ankle ends a favorite’s day at Gravesend but race fans see grit. Suburban handicap opens Gravesend meet. Kemp and boxing bouts headline with Peter Jackson over Billy Smith and Corbett eyeing a floating boxing theater for 1000 seats.
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Fairgrounds
Pattie H L Dominates 2:40 Mare Races At Gentlemen's Club
Friday at the Gentlemen's driving club Pattie H L driven by Dr McKechnie won both heats in 1 18. Nellie Fisher driven by W Baker chased but could not pass. Unfinished 2 20 class due to darkness. Race card listed results for several horses with times and drivers.
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W. . Baker
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Cushman named assistant to Philippine schools head
Prof. Will J. Cushman of Lyons Greene county is appointed assistant to Fred W Atkinson superintendent of Philippine schools. The diving horses stay at Fairview another week. Official denial of rural free mail delivery HQs leaving Indianapolis. Mrs Henry Schmorow of Indianapolis dies at parents home in Muncie leaving a husband and small daughter. Former Benton county residents plan their third annual reunion at Fairview next Thursday with a 2 pm business meeting.
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Lyons
Greene County
Fred W. Atkinson
Fairview
Indianapolis
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Muncie
Benton County
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Prather
Fort Wayne man declines service on soldiers monument panel
D N Foster of Fort Wayne declines to join the executive committee for the soldiers monument dedication due to extensive summer absences in Indiana. R A Brown, clerk of the supreme court, hosted Carroll county association at the state house Friday night with about 15 attendees. The annual out ing is planned for Fairview park on June 29. Officers elected include President Frank C Groninger, Vice President Clem Antine Prough, Secretary Mrs Al W Dunkle, and Treasurer William Hubbard.
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Soldiers’ Monument
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R. A. Brown
Supreme Court
Carroll County Association
State House
Fairview Park
Frank C. Groninger
Clemantine Prough
al W. Dunkle
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