Indiana Hoosiers Fall In Tight Louisville Showdown
In a hard fought Monday game at Louisville, Indianapolis lost 2 to 1 to Louisville. Kinin almost saved the contest, Ganzel received strong fan support, while Figherty pitched for Louisville and Spies caught behind the plate. Williams and Heydon held the Hoosier battery in a narrow defeat.
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Louisville and Indianapolis Play By Innings Tie
Louisville and Indianapolis meet in a baseball game with Louisville scoring nine in the first half and Indianapolis answering with two in the second, then trades of runs as Thresbage hits and a late defensive stand shape a tight contest. Gannon steals a base, Flaherty and Williams swap small battles on the mound, while Thiel Flaherty and Heydon contribute key hits in a game marked by errors and late defense.
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HOW THEY STAND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION baseball standings
American Association standings show Louisville, St Paul, Columbus, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Toledo with wins and losses and win percentages. American League lists Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, St Louis, Detroit, Baltimore, Washington, Cleveland with their records and percentages.
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Baseball Scores From Monday Games Across The League
Results shown from Monday games include St Paul beating Milwaukee 13 to 3 with batteries Check and Pierce. Kansas City 11 Minneapolis 4 with Foreman and BSeville. Washington 6 Detroit 4 with Orth and Clarke. Chicago 10 Philadelphia 5 with Griffith and Sullivan. St Louis 6 Baltimore 5 with Donnahue and Sudgen. Pittsburgh 9 Boston 0 with Donnahue and Sudgen. St Louis 1 Brooklyn 12 with Yerkes Dunham and O Neill Donovan and Ahearn. Cincinnati 6 New York 4 with Theisman and Bergen. Chicago tied Philadelphia 4 with Williams and Chance. Evansville 4 Davenport 3. Decatur 2 Rock Island 3. Rockford 6 Terre Haute 3. Cedar Rapids 15 Bloomington 3.
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Hoosiers Notes and Baseball Infirmities
The notes describe Hoosiers’ disappointing game and hint at Wattie Garrison finishing strong. A possible Saturday double header is noted. McMackin the Columbus pitcher has been released. Wabash and Butler tied through nine innings at Crawfordsville. John T. Brush falls ill in Cincinnati delaying plans. Umpire Cantillon forfeits Boston game to Pittsburgh due to rain controversy.
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Horse Gossip Pools and Derby Prospects at Major Tracks
Horse gossip notes pools to be sold at the upcoming race meeting starting July 3. At Sheepshead Bay on Monday thirty four yearlings sold for 75800 dollars, bidding was spirited. Watercross-Pensa fetched 20000 pounds. The Indianapolis derby is set for a thrilling event and the American derby will be run at Harlem track in Chicago next Saturday. Ten leading candidates entered a trial race for a 1500 dollar purse offered by the Harlem Jockey Club.
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Pastor Declines D D Title After University Honor
Rev John Thompson pastor of Centennial Methodist Church in Rockford announces he will not use the Doctor of Divinity degree conferred on him last week by Taylor University. The declaration creates a notable surprise in the community and reflects the clergyman’s personal stance on academic honors.
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Push ordinance changes and milk crusade debate at council
City council hours focus on a revised push and confetti ordinance amid carnival bustle. Discussions cover annexation measures, milk fund opposition, alley rebates, and new weights and measures rules with strict penalties and inspector salaries.
Croker Says He Will Not Involve With New York Politics
The World quotes Richard Croker from London stating he will never again participate in New York politics. He notes he paid $500 for a coronation seat near Westminster Abbey but would not attend or travel to London for the event.
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Farm hand wins prize wedding in Kansas wheat race
Willis Rodway, a farm hand, married Miss Annie Woolsey in Pratt after winning a contest to work the most in three days. Mrs Woolsey, daughter of Jas Woolsey, offered as prize to the laborer who could harvest the 500 acre crop. Rodway cut 100 acres with a self binder amid rivals.
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King Ed on the Mend at Ascot Royal Weekend
Windsor England June 17 The king slept well and shows favorable progress though weak and quiet. Physicians order rest and he misses Ascot opening while the queen and royal family attend the races and plan for a possible Thursday gold cup day attendance. The queen hosts guests at Windsor and the king remains indoors.
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Morrison Home on Pennsylvania Street Seeks Club Lease
Indiana club directors planned a meeting at democratic headquarters but found the doors locked and no quorum. They heard a committee report in the hallway and favor leasing William H. Morrison's home at the corner of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets for two years.
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Pennsyl Wants Streets for Freight Cars in City Plan
At the interurban conference in the mayor's office the Pennsylvania railroad seeks city permission to run freight cars over streets to reach its freight depot. The move recalls an earlier rejected request and aims to aid interurban talks while announcing a hoped union freight and passenger terminal formed by Indianapolis companies.
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Wandered Back After 48 Years Returns to Pana
Alvin Sanders, missing 48 years since leaving Pana at 35, aged 83, arrives Monday at his old home. He traveled California and every western state, then through Mexico Central America and northern South America to Chile as a huntsman. Later in Hawaii and Colorado he prospected for gold, then settled in Anaconda Montana before returning. He has 33 grandchildren and a great-grandchild, and plans to live out his days in Pana.
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Apparent death foolhardy reprieve puzzles doctors
In Chicago on June 17 Bridget Dempsey of the County hospital was pronounced dead after heart stoppage and respiratory failure. After doctors declared death the heart regathered pulsations and revived, prompting nitroglycerin injections and artificial respiration which failed to restore life. Dr. J H Mustard termed the case Landry's paralysia, a rare respiratory paralysis.
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Jump In Coal Prices Reported In Daily Market
New figures from the coal market indicate another jump as left coal prices rose by several cents per ton on Monday after an advance in the prior session. Analysts cited supply concerns and demand trends affecting the sector.
Indianapolis druggists attend annual State pharmaceutical meeting
Indianapolis hosts the annual meeting of the State pharmaceutical association, continuing Tuesday through Thursday. Local members exceed 100, with state membership around 1000. Timberlake serves as state secretary as discussions of mutual interests take center stage.
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Prof Hufford Resigns From Short Ridge High School
Prof George Hufford, ten year principal, will not return next year due to poor health. He came to Indianapolis in 1878 from New Castle and held posts at several schools before leading Short Ridge High. Mrs Hufford has been a teacher there until two years ago. He plans to stay in Indianapolis and likely pursue teaching elsewhere.
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