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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
7
Indianapolis loses to Kansas City 4 1 in extra innings as two crucial ninth and tenth inning miscues cost the Hoosiers. Kellum pitched sharply for Kansas City, driving in runs and fielding bunts, while Vinson and Phyte struggled to deliver at the plate.
American Association matchups include Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville Minneapolis at Columbus St Paul at Toledo. National League games feature Chicago at Boston Mneinnail at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York St Louis at Philadelphia. American League has Washington at St Lonig Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at Detroit Boston at Chicago Central League lists Wheeling at Sou Band Canton at Grand Rapids Evansville at Dayton Terre Haute at Springfield.
Baseball results across leagues show teams from Chicago Cleveland St Louis Detroit and Washington with various battery pairings and innings. The piece also notes Chicago North Western seeks new industries in Minos with targets including iron woodworking cereal canning cold storage and mercantile firms. inquiries go to the Industrial Department of the Chicago & North Western Railway.
Special to The Sun New York June 13 Manager McGraw remains optimistic about the Giants title chances despite a batting slump. He notes Donlin and Mathewson’s return could boost the lineup, with Mike providing late-season help and the team aiming to win more games as injuries ease.
Morgen a top local welterweight meets Eddie Purdy in an eight round main event at Peoria Friday. Hayes headlines the card, fresh off victories over Roy Bronson and George Williams, with Johnny Thompson and Kid Black from Chicago also slated for ten round bouts.
The report covers Blues players Kane and Haskell with officiant Sulliven, Kellum’s wicketless fortune, Johnny Carr’s game, Waldron’s return to Indianapolis, and a sequence of league movings. It notes Frants, Lima’s withdrawal, home runs by Lutes, Reul bach pitching for Murphyites, Colonel pitchers slaughtered by Brewers, Jude’s strong hitting for Toledo, and a tense Chicago Boston Americans matchup.
Clark Grimm warns that many promising young players abandon baseball for temptations on the road. Wine and women lure minors toward brief major league glory before fading into oblivion. He urges players to focus on loyalty and humility to avoid relapse.
The women’s national singles and doubles championships begin Tuesday at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Elizabeth H. Moore, four time holder, defends against Helene Homans with May Sutton’s sister also likely to compete. Carrie B. Neely and Homans expected to defend doubles title.
President C M Chappell of the Lima Interstate league club retires from the team and will devote himself to independent baseball. He owns the town’s only ball park and Lima, noted for high attendance, may dissolve the league unless another city quickly sustains the Lima franchise.
Evansville Central league manager Jimmy Ryan signed catcher Bohan of the Louisville team today and he will report for duty in Dayton Ohio this week.
An opening settlement on August fifteenth will offer homes for thousands on the Shockone Iitian Reservation. Excursion rates drop below one fare round trip daily from July twelfth to twenty-ninth. Chicago to the reservation via Chicago and North Western Railway at $26.79. Registration runs July sixteenth to thirty-first. pamphlets available on how to secure these alternative homesteads. W B Kalekern, Passenger and Traffic Manager, Chicago. AN ANGLER S ELYSSEM. Georgian Bay touted for abundant fish variety and quality with government reports noting its vast catch. Booklet from Grand Trunk Railway Agent Mr. R McSmith, Detroit MI.
New York June 16 The post-mortem on Sysonby shows the illness came from septic poisoning stemming from a severely bruised right fore foot frog though skin disease treated for months contributed to the death. Owner James R Keene grieves as veterinarians detail enlarged spleen and liver with intact lungs and heart. Keene plans remains burial in Kentucky with memorials for the famed racer Domina and Commando.
MEMPHIS Tenn June 19 Charles Dusty Aor former Reds veteran has agreed to manage Mobile in the Colvin States league Miller will play and captain the squad, with the team poised to threaten for the pennant with a few straight wins in this period.
A fragmented message praises triumph amid hardship. It alludes to harmony as a symphony within disorder and mentions Ten meses Wadley in a vague, reflective tone full of hopeful understatement.
Harvard varsity crews show clear superiority in practice as Yale lacks power and speed. Freshmen nearly match the Yale record but the Yale eight trails in time trials with headwinds and tides hindering progress. Predictions favor Harvard though Yale vows to improve before the upcoming race.
A fragmented report describes Tim Hirst and a famous umpire in a working pose behind the catcher. A separate item notes a Brazil incident and a person named Litsle Owens committing suicide by jumping into a well yesterday afternoon after expressing despondence to her sister.
Race results across multiple tracks list horses, odds, and times. Notable entries include Shotgun, Bohemia, Roseben at New York. Akbar and Sian Rilley at Buffalo. Ida Davia and Bed at Cincinnati. Annie Berry and Malta at Windsor, with various purses and race lengths.
Manager Carr of the Hoosiers signs Lea Hafford formerly with the Reds to bolster pitching this season. Hafford earned strong words from Carr for prior service under him with the Celta, but was seen as too experimental for the National League and sent to Rochester. He eyes offers from Vermont clubs last summer and has notable tools, while veteran Billy Hart’s officiating edge waned this spring.
Columbia June 19—Col. W. W. Lumpkin has filed to run for the United States Senate against Senator Tillman. Lumpkin, a Confederate veteran with a noted career, is related to prominent Georgia figures including a former chief justice and a member of the present supreme court. Eight candidates seek Georgia governor as dispensary debate dominates the gubernatorial race.
The Grand American Handicap tournament begins with a ten event program on opening day at the Indianapolis Gas club grounds. Shooters from across the United States and Canada participate while spectators watch from the gallery. Practice shows strong form though local shooters lag. Crateby Spencer and Compte tie for high score at 97 of 106.
The subscriber announces in Center township that he will apply to the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the July term 196 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities less than five gallons for on premises consumption. The business location fronts Agnes street at the southwest corner of Agnes and Michigan in a two story frame building, lot 87 outlot 14 Eliott’s addition, Indianapolis. Also 0% pool notice. JUSTAY C JONAR.
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