Crippled Saints Fall Late To Hoosiers In Poor Contest
The Saints managed four runs on fourteen hits as Indiana, led by Kellum and Carr, won four lengths. Criss held the Hoosiers to eight strikeouts over eight innings, but fielding errors and weak base running doomed St Paul’s Apostles. Joe O’Brien called it the worst game of the season while pushing efforts to strengthen Milwaukee and St Paul teams.
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Saints
Hoosiers
Minneapolis
Jin
Aschenbach
Smith
Criss
KeHum
Kellum
Charley Carr
Laughlin
Williams
Apostles’ College
Carr
Frisk
Dunleavy
Wordykffe
Koehler
Erisk
Tiemeyer
Apostolis Willams
Indianapolis
A.B. R
A. E . Williams
Coulter
Bees Carr
Seere
Himes
Peevessenee
Krug
Siegle
Eaesees
Livingston
Hopke
Bamadisssegs
St. Paul
Geier
Nordyke
Kane
Davis and Richards Visit Indianapolis on Glidden Tour Trail
George M. Davis and EB C. Richards were in Indianapolis Monday the 26th as guests of S W Elston during a second Investiga tion tour. They travel to assure Glidden tourists that preparations are satisfactory for a start from Cleveland next month. The party came from South Bend and followed the National road to Richmond.
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George M. Davis
EB. C. Richards
Indianapolis
S. W. Elston
Cleveland
South Bend
Richmond
Blackburn Wins Narrow Decision in Six-Round Bout
Philadelphia report notes Terry Martin and Jack Blackburn fighting six slow rounds at the Washington Sporting Club. Blackburn held the edge at the finish as Martin pressed early, but Blackburn avoided the white man’s leads and controlled the bout.
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Philadelphia
Terry Martin
Jack Blackburn
Washington Sporting Club
Blackburn
Martin
Valuable dog Theo H dies in Ohio headlines
Theo H the celebrated dog of C A Stroble renowned in beach shows died suddenly in Hamilton Ohio. Five of his offspring are with trainers for the fall Derby. Theo H a famed sire in the sport, is described as a king in his line.
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Hamilton, O
Theo H
C. A. Stroble
Theo. H
Britt and Nelson Begin Training for 20 Round Bout
San Francisco June 18 Battling Nelson and Jimmy Britt have begun training for their 20 round fight set for July 3 in San Francisco This will be their third and deciding match Nelo lost to Britt in 1904 at San Francisco and won at Colma in 1908 The fight will be at 133 pounds on the day of the bout under Marquis of Queensberry rules The winner earns 60 percent of receipts with 40 for the other fighter Possible future match with Joe Gans is mentioned.
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San Francisco
Nelson
Jimmy Britt
Britt
Colma
Cal
Joe Gans
Tuesday Games Across Leagues Highlight Matchups
In the American Association St Paul visits Indianapolis Milwaukee faces Columbus Kansas City plays Toledo Minneapolis meets Louisville In the National League Boston travels to Chicago New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburg Brooklyn at St Louis American League has Chicago at Boston St Louis at New York Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Central League schedules Springfield at Grand Rapids Canton at Terre Haute Wheeling at Evansville Dayton at South Bend.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Oe Sennesees
Toledotte Oe
Weewee
Indianapolis Sae
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Ose Toes
Louisville Owe
St Paul
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago Oremsen Eereenees
Cleveland
Detroit Penenerersee
Wehaee
Washington
Pet
Evansville
Weva
Springfield
Canton
Wheeling
Eee
Enews
Dayton
Fone
South Bend
Sat
Eewes
Grand Rapids
Terre Haute Settee
American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
National League
Detroit
Central League
Terre Haute
Evanaville
Bunny Hare Seeks Players for Lebanon Team
Lebanon team manager Bunny Hare, a former college athlete, watched the game from the stands and announced he is looking for players to join the independent squad.
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Bunny” Hare
Lebanon
Hare
Yale Man Bested In Prize Fight At New York Theatre
Tom O Rourke s National A C staged a boxing show before a crowded house in New York on June 18. Main event pitted Joe Rogers of New York against J C Kelly a Yale graduate, with Rogers dominating and ending the bout in the fifth round by a left to Kelly s jaw knocking him out.
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the Sun
New York
Tom O'Rourke
National
A. C
Joe Rogers
J.C. Kelly
Yale
Kelly
Rogers
Rays From the Base Ball Spotlight
Article covers Saint players and rivals in late 19th century baseball. Notes on pitchers using spitballs, Hoosiers and Saints performance, Carr's three-base hit, Aschendack and Laughlin, and comments by President O'Brien on American and National leagues versus the AA. Mentions Dunleavy and Dunnie, with scattered remarks on crowds, money, and circuit conditions.
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Hoosiers
Saints
Carr
Aschendack
Peoria club mulls Indian Joe Gregs Koerner bout
The Peoria Athletic Club weighs a potential match between Indian Joe Gregs and George Koerner with clean breaks to please patrons. Talks include Wilie Fitzgerald as a possible opponent and a future card featuring Young Sharkey and Kid Lucca.
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Peoria Athletic
Joe Gregs
George Koerner
Willie Fitzgerald
Gregg
Governor Would Not Stop Contest Boxing Fight Goes On
Terre Haute June 18 Joe Walcott arrives in fine condition for tonight’s 145 round boxing match against Mike Donovan at the Coliseum 2000 seats nearly sold crowd expected from Terre Haute Hugo Kelly to referee Gov Hanly unlikely to intervene Sheriff Price will attend to enforce the law If a fighter quits early the bout ends promoters insist this contingency keeps fans from missing the event Terre Haute colored community and fraternal orders plan to attend the fight to honor Walcott
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Terre Haute
Joe Walcott
Mike Donovan
Brasil
Boston
Donovan
Coliseum
Traction Company
Hugo Kelly
Gov. Hanly
Brazil
Indianapolis
Sheriff Price
Walcott
The Glory of the Game by Stuart Maclean
A reflective baseball ode imagines fans lamenting a lost series and imagining perfect future seasons The piece muses on weather better luck fewer errors better plays and no hoodoo restoring faith in the sport and its devoted fans through vivid promises of glory
Fragmented sports box with scattered team names and scores
OCR text shows multiple battery brand lines and city names with inconsistent scores. Mentions Columbus Milwaukee Louisville Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City and several pairings like Wright and Hughes or Check and Land. Overall, a garbled sports scoreboard fragment with no cohesive result.
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Louisville
Lowsville
Minneapolis
Wright
Hughes
Manske
Shannon
Toledo
Kansas City
Joan An
Eels
Abbett
Feariz
Leahy
Case and Sullivan
RHE Scores and Battery Pairings Across Cities
In ChicagoBoston Pittsburg Cincinnati St. Louis and Brooklyn matchups list battery pairings led by Brown Kling Young Needham Lynch Camnitz Wolters Gibson Moren Devin Mason McLean Ames Bresnahan Lush Marshall Pastorius Ritter and others with numeric codes indicating game lines and outcomes. The fragmented OCR outlines multiple city venues and battery assignments for teams including RHE signatories in a historical standings snapshot.
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Chicago
Boston
Brown and Kling, Young and Needham
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Lynch, Camnitz, Wolters
Gibson, Moren and Devin
Cincinnati
New York
Mason and McLean
Ames and Bresnahan
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Lush and Marshall
Pastorius and Ritter
Batteries on the Road and at Home Across 1920s Cities
A fragmented Chicago to New York and St. Louis ledger records batteries with players named like Smith White Sullivan Morgan Powell Buelow and others. Noted matchups list at Boston Washington Philadelphia and Detroit sites with scores and lineups.
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Chicago
Batteries at Multiple US RHE Posts Reported
At South Bend RHE South Bend Cleveland tbd. Evansville and Terre Haute list batteries assigned to teams Holy Cross Crouch and Johnson Hale Richardson Taylor Pollard Dunn Eastley Spahr Stevenson McConnell Brittsen Holmes Bliss Moran Corns Clark referenced across posts Grand Rapids Springfield with numbers and codes indicating unit allocations and dates.
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South Bend
Holycross
Crouch
Johnson
Hale and Richardson
Evansville
Wheeling
Taylor
Pollard
Grand American Handicap Opens At Chicago Gun Club Grounds
Trap shooters from across the country and a few from Canada began the Grand American Handicap at the Chicago Gun Club, with 100 targets and a $20 entry fee. Amateurs compete for cash prizes while a small field shoots from scratch and many from varying yard lines, including 13 year old Harry C. Marshall among the 3 to 5 yard entrants.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Canada
St. Louis
W. R. Crosby
Ofallon
Ill
W. H. Heer
Concordia
Harry C. Marshall
Newton
Public utilities commission nominees presented to governor
More than 100 names have been presented to Gov. Hughes as eligibles for the two public utilities commissions, both to be formed with five members each. Each member will receive a salary of 15000 dollars annually. Leahy & Co. Cincinnati advertises Helen Byron smoke for 10 cents.
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Scrippa-McRae Press. Association
Albany
WN. Y
Gov. Hughes
Public Utilities Commission
Sun Free Wanted Housework Girl Ad Promotion
The Sun offers a free three day trial for its want columns inviting readers to place a housework girl advertisement at no charge for ten words. The offer covers free insertion and applies to a single ten word count.
Great Boy Athlete in Shot Put at Northrop Field
Leonard Frank, 17, of St Paul Central High School, shown potential as a world champion shot putter after a 50 ft 6 1/2 in throw at a Northrop Field meet on June 1. The performance rivals the professional world record and highlights his remarkable rise in athletics.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Leonard Frank
St. Paul Central High School
Frank
Northrop Field
Ralph Rose
Petrunkevitch Calls For Land Reform In Russia
Ivan Petrunkevitch, a leader among radical Democrats in the douma, began as a Constitutional Democrat but moved toward radicalism. He argues that the czarist and noble estates, totaling millions of acres, should be seized if necessary and redistributed to the people.
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Ivan Petrunkevitch
Douma
Peace stance of Constitutional Democratic party leader Vinaver
M Vinaver leads the Constitutional Democratic party of Russia advocating peace, law, and a constitution. The party emphasizes national stability and orderly governance under constitutional principles.
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M. Vinaver
Constitutional Democratic Party of Russia
Livingston 10 Goes to Majors Hoosier Backstop
Paddy Livingston, the minor league catcher, draws major league bidding as Aug 1 approaches. Clarke, Cantillon, Griffith, Jennings, Lajoie, and Hanlon show strong interest. Cincinnati fans recall his sale, while Livingston hopes for a new major league club.
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Laughlin
Ned Hanlon
Livingston
Cincinnati
Paddy
Indianapolis
Cincy
A la Mertes
Applications for License Notice in Indianapolis 1907
Notices announce licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Marion county Indiana at multiple addresses including 622 Indiana Avenue and 95 West Washington Street. Each applicant seeks permission to sell in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption and pool table details mentioned. Broadly covers Center and wards 4, 6, 15.
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Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana Avenue
Heatwright
Indianapolis
Indiana
James Green
Air Sioners Oarion County
Peeters Western Avenue
Cfary
H. R. Allen
Indianapome
Chicago Street
Northwestern Avenue
Fremont Bartholomew
Board of County Commissioners
Washington Street
Kaufman
White River
Chas. Madinger
Center Tonship
Sixteenth Street
S. A. Fletcher's
Marton County
Alvord Ward No
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