Foamblowers Annexed Two Prizes in Twin Brewers Losses
In a Washington park double header, Foambrowers swept both games from the Brewers as misplays and costly errors doomed Indianapolis. Carr mishandled key plays in the opener, allowing late runs after Fisher’s strong start faded, and Cromley was roughed up in the early innings of the second, despite a steadier later effort. Final scores reflected Milwaukee 6, Indianapolis 4, and Milwaukee 8, Indianapolis 6.
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Brewers
Washington Park
Mr.Carr
Fisher
Honsler
Newlin
Clark
Pennett
Hemphill
Bateman
Carr
Slattery
O'Brien
Dougherty
Stone
Cromley
Feambrowers
Hoosiers
Carsey Rausch Bout Promises Fast Fight at Empire
Carsey plans to defeat Morris Rausch in a scheduled Friday night match at the Empire Theater in Indianapolis. Promotions claim Carsey is a clever fighting machine and will win, while Rausch asserts he will prevail.
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Empire Theater
Carsey
Indianapolis
Abe Attel
Tausch
Rausch
Umpire Baurewine Critics Stir Fan Tension at Ball Games
Fan protests rise after tight calls by umpire Baurewine during Tuesday games. Suspended spectator Joe Cantill ion watched from the grandstand box and alleged autocratic behavior. Brewers pitcher Harry Allemang remains listed, with Milwaukee action noted after the last game.
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Baurewine
Joe Cantilion
Bausewle
Cantillon
Joe
Bausewine
Milwaukee
Indiana Hoosiers Pitcher Outlook After Two Games
The report notes Kid O'Brien, newly arrived Hoosier shortstop, had two hits. It highlights Newlin as the sharpest pitcher of the group, crackerjack, likely to receive support but vulnerable at times. A minor injury to a player is mentioned, with anticipation of tougher days ahead.
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Kid O'Brien
Clash Looms Between Police and Park Book Makers on Derby Day
In Chicago on derby day a confrontation is anticipated between police and Washington Park bookmakers. Bookmakers refuse to set up stands and will operate via accredited agents inside grandstands as hundreds of constables prepare to defend against potential clashes and protect entrusted bets.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Yanger A Possibility In Championship Colored by Silence
Benny Yanger the fighting featherweight has built a near perfect record since 1929 with over 100 bouts and all but one win by decision or knockout. He has defeated Abe Adell and drawn with Young Corbett, and he faces Aurelo Herrera in Boston where a victory could propel him toward a Corbett Britt title shot.
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Lig
Lttle
Yanzer
Eddie Hanlon
San Francisco
Xond
Yanger
Abe Adell
Young Corbett
Denver
Calo~tadale
Tipton
Aurelio Herrera
Rio Grande
William Holmes Sought by Indianapolis Relatives
J N Holmes of Waterloo Indiana writes the Indianapolis police asking for information about his brother William Holmes, a blacksmith once living in Crawford County Illinois. They were separated long ago and the brothers hope to reunite. note appears in The Sun’s For Bale column offering ten words free.
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William Holmes
Indianapolis
J. N. Holmes
Waterloo
Crawford County
Illinois
Suburban Will Be Grand Race This Year
The suburban handicap will test trainers as well as horses and jockeys. The entry list features Irish Lad, Hermis, Delhi, Africander, and Maj Daingerfield with The Picket and The Picket's trainer Carroll Rett under close scrutiny. Trainers focus on speed and strategy to outpace Kentucky hopefuls as Dublin Road stakes loom.
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Carroll Rett
John Rogers
Hermis
Delhi
Proper
Maj. Daingerfild
Louisville
Brooklyn
Kentucky
Irish Lad
Sjrish Lad
Thomas
Prand
Auburban
Afticander
Maj. Deingerfield
Foul strike rule sparks baseball fan talk and repeal calls
Readers blast the foul strike rule as harming the national game. Fans from Indianapolis to Yale Harvard and Princeton mock the rule, urging magnates to repeal it. The piece likens baseball to an exciting game of pinochle, with many preferring more base hits and fewer pitch-relief measures.
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Indianapolis
Ear
Masten
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Arense
Marriage at Sea Said to Cause Shipwreck Romance aboard Colon
San Francisco June 11 An unusual courtship on the Pacific mail steamer Colon ends in a clandestine wedding at sea performed by Bishop S. W. Dilly. First Officer John J. Wilson marries Mrs Behmin aboard as the ship later runs aground on reefs off San Salvador. Captain Irvine accuses the groom of rule violations while passengers recount the champagne celebration and rescue.
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Eamer Colon
Plecea
San Salvador
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
United States Shipping Commissioners
W. A. Irvine
Colon
Central America
Elftrida Schavé
Hammurg
Dan Cupid
John J. Wilson
Behmin
S. W. Dilly
Olafson
Sam Salvador
Qehinme
Irvine
Wilson
Schedule of baseball matchups across major leagues today
In the American Association, Milwaukee visits Indianapolis, Minneapolis hosts Louisville, St. Paul plays Columbus, and Kansas City travels to Toledo. American League features Philadelphia at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, Boston at Chicago, and New York at St. Louis. National League has Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and St. Louis at New York. Central League includes Peoria at Fort Wayne, South Dead at Grand Rapids, Wheeling at Evansville, and Dayton at Terre Haute.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
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Minneapolis
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Kansas City
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Cincinnati
Chicago
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Brooklyn
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Cleveland
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Terrette
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Peoria
Wheeling
Evanaville
Ag ' Dayton
Grand Rapids
Beoria
Dayton
Terre Haute
Bealing
Central League
South Dead
Grand Rapida
Evansville
Oakley hosts grand circuit meet and Derby contenders
A three day grand circuit at Oakley from July 4 through 7 features half mile heats best three in five. Four Latonia horses Delmonico Ed Tierney Elwood and Silk Maid are near starters for the American derby. Wittul to carry 114 pounds in the Club members handicap at St Laura fairgrounds next Saturday. Charles Biter of Philadelphia survives a neck injury in a ball game and the St Louis vs Boston Americans game reports Mike Kahne stealing home for the Browns.
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Delmonico
Ed Tierney
Elwood
Silk Maid
Wittul
St. Laura Fairgrounds
Charles Biter
Philadelphia
St Louis
Hoston
Mike Kahne
Browns
Mth
Deneen
Physicians and Surgeons Eye Ear Nose Throat Practice Notice
The subscriber Alvin E. Haines seeks a license from the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the July term 1994 to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons at My Place on the first floor corner of Tenth and Helen Streets in Jefferson Park, Indianapolis Center Township. The notice is in Marion County Indiana.
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Center Towahin
Marion County
Indiang
Board of County Commissioners
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Jefferson Park
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Ohio St
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