Tribe Leaves On Hard Trip To Wild West
Indianapolis club sails for St Paul for a four game series plus a postponed contest. A potential six games with the Blues looms, with Coffey joining in St Paul and Howley sidelined until July 2. Manager Carr says weather could force 19 west games and emphasizes full pitching depth and pepper in Coffey. Ray Bronson has a June 20 bout in New Orleans with possible two south opponents. he may return home if he declines.
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Joe Kelly
West
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Wrest
Saints
Kansas City
Blues
Williams
Coffey
Fordham College
Carr
Ray Bronson
Harry Trendall
St. Louis
Memphis
Jack Redmond
New Orleans
South
Ray
Slugging Match Seals Toledo Win Over Milwaukee
In Toledo Ohio on Tuesday June 15 Toledo defeated Milwaukee 8 to 5 after a slugging duel on both sides. The victory gives Toledo three straight wins as the teams clashed in a high scoring contest.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
De Palma Wins Hill Climb at Wilkes-Barre in Record Time
Ralph De Palma in a 200 horsepower Fiat won the fifth annual Wilkes-Barre Automobile Club hill climbing event with a mile ascent in 1:28 2-5, breaking last year’s Benz record. Fred Belcher’s Knox repeat winner in the Hollenback trophy. Len Zengle drove Chadwick to a 1:57 3-5 in the invitation race. Multiple makes won first places as 50,000 spectators watched the four-hour program.
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Wilkes-Barre
Ralph de Palma
Fiat
Wilkes-Barre Automobile Club
Benz
Knox
Fred Belcher
Chadwick
Len Zengle
Oakland
Marion
Marmon
Knox Runabout
Knox Giantess
Matheson
Fred Wagner
Tuesday Scores Across Baseball Leagues
National League results show Cincinnati 6 Boston 0 and Chicago 9 New York 2 with St Louis at 6 10, while Philadelphia beat St Louis 7 2 in American League action Boston and Cleveland played to a 6 6 tie in 5 innings. American Association games include Louisville 4 St Paul 2 Indianapolis 3 Kansas City 2 in 12 innings and Minneapolis 8 Columbus 3. Central Sear Wheeling 4 Terre Haute 0 Fort Wayne 7 Grand paper Dayton 10 South Bend Evansville 2 Zanesville.
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Detroit
Minneapolis Wins Third Straight Over Columbus in Rain-Shortened Tilt
In Columbus Ohio on June 15 Minneapolis swept to a 3 to 0 victory, ending the Columbus scoring streak. Litton and Liebhardt were knocked out early, while Altizer and Cravath led the visitors at the plate.
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Millers
Columbus
Minneapolis
Litton
Liebhardt
Altizer
Cravath
Muggsy McGraw Contemplates Kansas City Gold Bricks
The item recalls Muggsy McGraw sighing over Kansas City figures, noting two of his biggest gold bricks. It mentions Danny Shay and Spike Shannon once belonging to the St Louis Cardinals, with McGraw paying $10,000 for them. Shannon later joined the Giants but underperformed. Shay did little for the team.
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McGraw
Kansas City
Danny Shay
Spike Shannon
Ste Louis Cardinals
Shannon
Giants
Shay
Johnson Outlines Style of Battle With Jeff
San Francisco June 15 Jack Johnson describes a planned approach for the Jeffries fight as a close-range bout. He predicts a short contest, expects Jeffries to weigh 225 to 230, and says he will use infighting and pressure while sparring partners push him. Johnson emphasizes control, caution, and sticking to a proven plan.
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Tad
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
al Kaufman
Johnson
Kaufman
Jeffries
Gotch
Burns
Tommy Burns
Great Extra Inning Game Grabs Carrs Tribe Victory
In a windy Washington Park 12 inning clash the Blues fall to Indiana as Graham and Campbell duel. Carr belts a center field homer and Oscar Graham earns the win with a twelfth inning single driving Milligan home after Downey fumbles.
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Tribe
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Larry Cheney
Blues
Washington Park
Graham
Milligan
Cheney
Larry
Oscar Graham
South Paw
Campbell
Murch
The
Shannon
Raftery
Hunter
Love
Shay
Dearbeau
Hoosiers
Downey
Higgins
Brandon
Phil Lewis
Chill
Saints Lose Another to Louisville in Third Straight
Louisville beat St Paul 3 0 as Halla’s pitching and timely hitting carried the win. Leroy left for Ryan in the eighth, Doyle played third for Louisville with limited chances, Moriarity suffered a Spike, and Rabbit Robinson expected to join Thursday in Minneapolis for the team’s second western trip. Dunleavy’s hitting stood out in the victory.
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Halla
St. Paul
Leroy
Ryan
Jimmy Doyle
Cincinnati
Spencer
Rabbit Robinson
Minneapolis
Dunleavy
Billy Willis Wins Victory at Douglass A C Show
Philadelphia June 15 Bill Willis the Italian champion defeated Bill Donovan of Port Richmond in the wind up at the Douglass A C Tuesday night.
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Bill Willis
Bill Donovan
Port Richmond
Douglass A. C
Potts Defeats Memsick In Minneapolis Lightweight Bout
Jimmy Potts of Minneapolis defeated Chicago lightweight Mike Memsick in a ten round battle before a Minneapolis club. Memsick's face was badly battered and both eyes were cut.
Auto in tour shocks Kentucky as woman killed in crash
The Glidden tour’s first day near Louisville saw a fatal accident when a horse driven buggy collided with an automobile. A 50 year old woman, Mrs Marion Hedrick of Millvale Kentucky, was thrown from the buggy and died after reaching Frankfort for medical aid. Her two sons survived. A Cole No 104 driven by A L Martin narrowly avoided a collision but broke a wheel and incurred penalties. Several other cars received minor penalties as the tour progresses toward Nashville with a 193 mile leg. A noon control is set at Bowling Green.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Marion Hedrick
Millvale
Frankfort
A. L. Martin
Martin
Pennsylvania
Chalmers
Glidden
Parry
Cole
Westcott
Lexington
Saylor to Meet Goodman in Ten Round Peoria Card
Young Saylor will face Danny Goodman of Chicago in a 10 round bout before the Marquette A. C. of Peoria Illinois Thursday night. Kane received a call from Saylor confirming the match. Saylor and Goodman previously drew in Peoria in his first battle. Goodman recently drew eight rounds with Freddie Cole at Anderson.
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Danny Goodman
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Marquette A. C
Peoria
W. J. Kane
Freddie Cole
Anderson
American horses shine at Ascot races second day
At Ascot England on Wednesday American horses dominated the program with the visitors handicap races. Cock of the Walk owned by Larnachs won the event with Gera ridden by Walker second and The Valet owned by Louis Winans of Baltimore finishing third.
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Gera
Valet
Louis Winans
Baltimore
Boxers to be paid 150000 for July fourth fight pictures
San Francisco June 13 The Vitagraph company will pay Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson 50 000 each plus 50 000 more to promoters Richard and Gleason for the July 4 fight pictures. The entire rights priced at 150 000 with two film sets and duplicates. Johnson has signed for 50 000. Jeffries may sign. Copyright risked if weather or authorities stop filming.
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Max Balthasar
San Francisco
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
William T. Ring
Vitagraph Company of
New York
Moving Picture Trust
Johnson
Jeff
Richard and
Gleason
Vitograph Company of America
Europe
America
Jeffries
Vitagraph Company
BITS FROM WASHINGTON PARK GAME NOTES AND GLOOMY UMPIRING
Leaving at noon the club trains to St. Paul arriving eight o clock Thursday morning. Sun scoreboard tracks western trip games as Cheney struggles with wild pitches and three baserunners. Indianapolis boosters chant praise for local ties while Carr kicks up a ruckus with umpire Chill over balks and umpiring. Carr hits a homer near the flagpole after a Graham hit, Murch singles, and a foul bat injures Mrs Wagner in Paris Crossing.
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St. Paul
Carr
Trade Association
Murch
Mra. TL. M Wagner
Paris Crossing
Lode
Hee
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