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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1902

Page

8

Indianapolis and Louisville clash in midweek baseball clash

In a rugged game Louisville battles Indianapolis with Flaherty on mound for Louisville and Kellum for Indianapolis. Key moments include Woodruff Fox and Babb delivering three base hits and two base hits respectively. Louisville led early but Indianapolis surged with timely hits and errors, leaving the final score in a tight split.

Indianapolis Hoegriever Woodruff Babb Kihm Sconse Kellum Disssseeeess Fox A O'Brien Kuhns Flaherty Flournoy Tannehill Schaub O'Brien

Baseball Standings From American and National Leagues

The latest standings show American Association clubs led by Louisville and St Paul with wins and losses listed alongside winning percentages. In the American League Cincinnati New York and Boston are among top teams while Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago and Philadelphia head the National League table with current records and paces.

Baseball Scores From Wednesday Across Leagues

In Kansas City Minneapolis and Milwaukee produced tight results while Boston beat Cleveland and St Louis defeated Baltimore. Detroit toppled Washington as Chicago shutout Cincinnati. New York and Brooklyn won big. Davenport beat Terre Haute and Decatur beat Cedar Rapids. At Sheepshead Bay Tommy Burns and a female companion escaped a launch explosion after failing to lower a smokestack.

Chicago Philadelphia Boston St. Louis Detroit Baltimore Washington Cleveland New York Tommy Burna Wm. C. Whitney Sheepshead Bay Burns T. S. Osborne Scott Jamieson

Baseball collision at first base injures Butler

W P Butler of Brooklyn was hit at first base and Nner McGovern fell beneath him during the play. Butler reportedly landed hard and McGovern injured shoulder. Feared broken collar bone for the featherweight.

W. P. Butler Brooklyn McGovern Butler

England informs Gov Heard on cattle shipments to South Africa

Baton Rouge La June 19 Gov Heard has been notified by the British government that no shipments of Louisiana cattle will be permitted to South Africa. The action is believed to be retaliation for protests to the State Department against mule shipments from New Orleans and the British military camp at Port Chalmette.

Baton Rouge Heard Louisiana South Africa State Department New Orleans Port Chalmette

Baseball Bunts and Scheduling Notes From the League

Toledo defeats Columbus again as the American association reduces rosters to four players per club after June 22. The first double header of the season is set for Saturday at Washington Park with Minneapolis visiting. The Outings, a 16 year old group, seek Sunday games and play near the I D W shops west of White River. Call Art Brown at brown 493.

Washington Park Minneapolis White River Art Brown Brown

Races Wrap Up At Tonia Track Closing Night

Friday marks the closing of the La tonia track after a weak card on Wednesday. Advance Guard captured the Bay Ridge handicap at Sheepshead Bay as a 7 to 5 favorite. Belle's Commoner, an outsider, won the American derby trial at Harlem on Wednesday evening.

Advance Guard Sheepshead Bay Harlem

Ringside Battle Postponement Hints for Jeffries Fight

A further postponement of the Jeffries Fitzsimmons bout in San Francisco is likely with efforts to stage it during the K P convention. Reduced rates at the convention are seen as drawing eastern sports fans. Terry McGovern was injured playing a ball game Wednesday at College Point L L and may be confined to his home for a month.

Jeffries

Fairview Park Concert and Electric Fountain Night

Fairview Park hosts a band concert by Weber's military band at 8 15 PM featuring Tschaikovsky 1812 overture and a descriptive military suite with battles and marches. An Indianapolis military band followed by a program of marches overtures and operatic selections plays at 8 30 PM and 9 45 PM with a lively electric fountain display.

Fairview Park Fairbank—Weber Weber Military Band Fairbank Tschaikowsky Weber the Jolly, Coppersmith Indianapolis

Truesdale Nominated by Democrats in District 8

James E Truesdale police judge of Alexandria aged 39 was nominated by Democrats for Congress in district 8 at Anderson Indiana on ballot 5 with 136 votes to 13 for Heller and 5 for Foster. The nomination was then made unanimous as Democrats aim to win the seat from Republican Congressman Cromer.

James Truesdale Ter Foster Truesdale Alexandria Cromer

Tuberculin self inoculation test by Dr Garnaut in Paris

Dr Garnaut injects tuberculosis virus from an infected animal to challenge Prof Koch's claim that bovine tuberculosis cannot infect humans. He states if tubercules form the theory is proven. if not, he will inoculate a vein in his finger and may amputate if contagion occurs. He notes no effect after initial hours and expects results in two to three weeks.

Paris Garnault Prof. Koch

Sleeper Service Announced Between Indianapolis and New York

W. W. Richardson, district passenger agent, announced that K. A. Ford plans to start a new sleeping car service between Indianapolis and New York. The move reflects growing business to and from Indianapolis with berths reserved locally.

W. W. Richardson Pennsylvania Lines K. A. Ford Indianapolis New York St. Louis Richardson

City Fire Board Considered Pay Rise and Bill Dispute

The Board of Safety approved paying a disputed Gamewell fire alarm bill and discussed a wage ordinance boosting salaries for the fire department. A petition with 13,000 names urged council action, but no vote was taken. Potential dismissal of debt-nonpaying firemen announced for next week.

Board of Safety Joss Gamewell Fire Alarm Company

Fall festival and horse show slated for Oct 12 18

No midway features will be offered this fall festival. The Merchants’ fall festival and society horse show association names the horse show as the chief feature with elaborate floral, industrial and grotesque parades likely. Dates are Oct 12 through 18. Officers elected include President G W Bliss First VP Hugh McGowan Second VP H F Hackedorn Treasurer Mortimer Levering Secretary J T Sauber. Subscriptions to the amount of $15 000 have been begured.

Merchants G. W. Bliss Hugh McGowan H. F. Hackedorn Mortimer Levering J. T. Sauber

McGowan proposes lease plan to move interurban cars at city limits

At a Wednesday interurban meeting M Gowan laid out a scheme to lease ten interurban cars at the city limits and haul them over his tracks to avoid city entrance taxes. He said the plan would divert interurban revenue to a union terminal his company would build, with several line representatives endorsing parts of the idea while others remained noncommittal. The mayor and contracts committee oppose eliminating the entrance fee, and a Friday session was set with city officials to review the proposal.

McGowan Hugh J. McGowan Street Car Ed K. Adams Shelbyville C. F. Smith Martinsville Albert Lieber Plainfield William Irwin Greenwood Mr. Maguire Union Traction Company Pierre Gray Lebanon Company Gray Indianapolis Frank Fauvre Greenfield Union Station Board of Works Sourbier Council McFarland

Eliza beth Gump and John Newell wed after elopement

In Muncie Indiana on June 19 Miss Elizabeth Gump and John Newell eloped to Indianapolis to marry but were refused a license. They returned to Muncie, obtained a license, married, and left town. A group of colored women arrested for frequencing a colored resort were driven out of town due to crowding on the fall Part of Muncie Fort Wayne traction line will be in operation next month. In a suit over a $319 board bill the court ruled that a husband need not pay his wife's board bill.

Muncie Ind Elizabeth Gump John Newell Indianapolis Fort Wayne John Knotts John A. Jones Jones

Miners Set July 17 Convention for Potential General Strike

Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers has scheduled a nationwide convention for July 17 to decide whether miners will pursue a general strike across the country. The move signals a pivotal moment for labor action and industry response.

Wilson United Mine Workers

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