Hoosiers Tie and Win Late In Double Finish
Hoosiers rally from deficits in two games as Beason and Ferguson shine. Indiana builds a commanding lead, then Ap ostles rally, Reidy and Carr drive the tying and winning runs in the ninth and tenth. Crowd roars as Indiana completes dramatic two game sweep despite late challenges.
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BT. Pall
Farkeport
Indianapolis
Seney
Reidy
Osten
Parrett
Goa
Friel
Roth
Hemphil
Wheler
Bow Brien
Soeob
Valle-Om
Kadsa
Indiangoalie
Paul
Gifford
Aponties
Ne Uwa
Hoosiers
Zahicky
Thursday's American Association and National League Games
Multiple games across American Association and National League with results and batterypairings. Teams include Kansas City, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Louisville, Detroit, Boston, Chicago, New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Washington, and Toledo. Various game scores, lineups, and batteries listed for first and second games at Louisville Toledo Cincinnati Chicago New York Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn and other venues.
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Wayne
Fort Wayne
Columbus
Milwaukes
Rapids
Noun Duays
Witte
Csidiek
Buter
Minneapolis
Aren
Andrews
Indianapolis
Terre Hawk
Hoth
Bt Paul
McGill
Dastun
Center
Kansas
HIAS
Ann
Louisville
Balteros
Smith
Cromley
Toledo
Hawkins
Reagan
Maothahd Curtis
Evansville
Redy
Seliryn
McCreery
Chicago
Baringfield
Rhe Farrell
Cincinnati
Springfield
South Bend
Boeton Case
Shannon Carr
Brooklyn
Schafer Ang
Feman Bruce
Sal McCreery
Thoney
Cleveland
Eae
Orteen
Wwest
Tarrets
Friel
Philadelphia Zaluaky
Detroit
Sul MeGi
Boston
Evseseverse Ou
Roth
New York
Cromler
Washington
St. Louis
Risers
Paul
St Paul
Mi Cromies
Ferguson
Y Ferguson
Zulusky
Rice
Flournoy
Osteen
O'Phienty Kelley
Wheeler
Marcan
Kelley
West
St. Pau
Gitford
American Association
Kaheas
Endiananaliy
Milwaukee
Columbus St. Paul
Minneavalis
Kane
City
Bela
Butler
Dernar
Hyman
Pierce
Hatteries
Wright, Kenna
Dinkls
Bhaw
Hickey and
Reville
Minneapole
Batterlen
Caumita and
Clark, Stovall and
Schmidt
Beeond Kame - Rhe
Martin
O'Shea
Clark
Marshall, Blewers
RAM Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Battariee
Heake
Phelps
Cerridon and
Doolin
Louie Rub
Egan and
Grady
Hagen
Bergen
Aan
Pana Bowerman
AL Pittsburg
RHE Pittsburg
Beato
Batterien—Lynch, Laherty, Moore, Paltz and Hildebrand
Willits and
Needbat
Kicking Will Continue in Pitching Controversy
The Wurst criticizes umpire conduct and fans call for action as tensions rise in a laborious baseball debate. He notes 18 players contesting a game, objects to spitball practice, and argues umpires should walk away unless players comply. The piece critiques the National League’s role in educating youth and hints at arms risks.
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Wurst
Sloan Blames King Edward in Turf Troubles
Scripps-McRae Press reports Tod Bloan seeks justice after claiming royal meddling ruined his riding career. Gravesend argues English establishment turned against him and calls for fair play from American turf authorities, while Jockey Club stewards prepare to rule on Bloan's application.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
NEA Tork
Edward
Tod Bloan
Pers
Prince of Wales
Tam
Americas
Jockey Club
Theo
Rahim and Lata to Trial Under Local Management
Graham Beard emerges as a promising player after drawing attention from McGraw for his recent work in eastern college baseball. Rahim and Lata of New York will be tested by local management as part of tryouts.
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Rahim, Lata
New York
Graham Beard
McGraw
Phillies eye Georgetown players Morgen Larkin Hart
Manager Duffy of the Phillies watched the Penny Georgetown game and considered signing Morgen Larkin and Hart for his team.
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Duffy
Phillies
Morgen
Larkin
Hart
Georgetown Nine
Blues Open Season With Key Matchup On Thursday
The Kannaa Fy Blues start a busy period with a game against the Lnnstern on Thursday. Cromsey is set to manage the Jocatm and Morgan for the assairs as Kannaa Fy hopes to build on a surprisingly strong first half with steady play on Uberastern tire.
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BLUES
Kannaa Fy Blues
Cromsey
Hex
Jocatm
Morgan
Assairs
Burke Earns Praise as Manager and Captain of Cardinals
St Louis May 18 Jimmie Burke impressed friends with his early leadership of the Cardinals as manager and captain. His aggressive, practical style shows in-field and at-bat work, including seven games with four hits and a home run count, while his direct, no frills discipline in the clubhouse defines his dual role.
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ST. Louis
Pine
St. Louisiana
Jimmie Burke
Burke
Jimmie
Dimmin Hie
Individho Wits
Bat
Ehwe
Jinnie
Cincinnuti
Philadelphia
Rhe Atich
Frida
Langert
Bike
Chese
Aw Ae Hiptech
Manger Tarke
Spor ting Of All Sorts Headlines From Baseball To Boxing
A jumbled sports summary notes Ketly 5aig no longer changing roles and Cy Young leading pitches. Pat Dougherty seeks 31 days off, while Connie Mack warms to John McCrane for an Athletics berth. Welterweight title bout setup between Buddy Ryan and Dick Fitzpatrick set for Battle Creek on June 2. York Giants bolstering Tri-State play, Hed Owens returns to New York, York. Mike ONeill leads Boston in batting as fielding shifts occur. Roy Thoman rests, Hughey Duffy fills in with speed and offense. Yale baseball captain race narrows to Short atop OBrien. McIntyre sidelined with rheumatic fever symptoms. Frink, Stone, Koehler, and Van Zant praised by St Louis Republic. Jeffries contemplates post boxing life despite high earnings. Schulte struggles for Cubs. Malousy trade option rejected by Solano management.
Ohio Belt Produces Baseball's Best Players
Special to The Run surveys the United States as a rectangle centered on Ohio to argue that the baseball talent pool concentrates in the Ohio belt. It notes that three-fifths to four-fifths of recent major leaguers hail from towns within this region, with historical recruiting fields like Chicago and Cleveland shaping the diamond’s talent base.
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Weveland. O
United States
Vie Warthone
Cleveland
Cinemnau
Hartsburg
Ohio
California
Vilages
WAG
Mat Derbury
Tia Me Turna
Chirag
Burke Praises Effort Amid Tough Ball Game
Burke commends effort and discipline in a tough game, praising players who show heart while criticizing a perceived lack of interest. Gordon, long associated with touring acts, was found dead in a box car after entering a rail yard incident, suffering from typhoid fever and consumption.
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Burke
Gordon
Actipus-Wrae Press
Assoctatic
Whaesle Wova
Damen
R. & Yards
Cleveland Juris
Beth
Alcohol and health in old medicine ad reveal dangers
A vintage advertisement argues alcohol damages stomach and blood, asserts nature cures via Dr. R. V. Prince's plant remedies, and promotes Golden Seal and Golden Mertcat Discovery as alcohol free treatments for stomach, liver, and bowel issues, claiming widespread cures and patient trust.
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Oherrene
Fierce
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