Two Run Ninth Inning Ties Tilted Cloudy Game At Washington Park
An Indianapolis vs Toledo baseball matchup under thick clouds ended in a tie with two runs in the last round. Pardee battled the Toledo attack while Cargo’s third base error stood as the lone miscue. Umpire Hornung halted play at darkness with the score tied.
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Indianapolis versus Toledo Ends With Tie
A sports brief notes a 4 to 4 draw between Indianapolis and Toledo with umpire horn at 1 25 elapsed and attendance listed as 300.
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Aianapolis
Toledo
Hornung
Fort Wayne shuts out Columbus in low scoring tilt
In Louisville and Fort Wayne wire summaries two baseball games are noted. Fort Wayne defeated Columbus with strong pitching from Fricken and Fuller while Talbot and Zinram provided support for Columbus. The Louisville item mentions Yerkes in a puzzle context with players Kellner McKenna and Zatusky listed.
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Columbus
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Zinram
Corbett Sails for Europe for Months of Sparring
Jim Corbett and his wife sailed for Europe to spar with his brother Tom for several months. He predicted meetings with King Edward and Emperor William during his European stay.
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New York
Jim Corbett
Europe
Tom
Edward
William
Ruhlin’s Manager Demands Rematch With Jeffries
In their first English practice Gus Ruhlin’s manager again clamors for a scrap with Jeffries. Jockey Shaw rode three winners in New York Thursday. Open golf tournament set for Saturday and Sunday at Riverside course. Southern Indiana gun clubs organize for inter city shoots.
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Sion
Gus Ruhlin
Jeffries
Shaw
New York
Riverside
Indiana
Eight Teams Compete In City Club Bowling Tournament
Eight teams entered the City club two man bowling event on Thursday night. Scores show handicaps and scratch totals for each pair including Dunnmeyer with Gielow scoring 501 916 and Gardner Jay with scratch 1 783, among others like Kleine Graff and Wolsifer Buchanan.
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Brown
Gardner
Jay
Kleine, Graff
Wesmsee
Quill, Schwartz
Dr. Teague
Comstock
Schmidt, Browder
Wolsifer
Buchanan
Women’s Championship Qualifiers At Country Club
The first qualifying rounds of the women’s championship were played Thursday with three entrants, Mrs. Iernest Burford and Misses Augusta Jameson and Emma Martindale. They will contest to face Mrs. H. S. New, the course champion, on Oct. 26. Men’s championship contests are set for Saturday afternoon, rain or no.
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Augusta Jameson
Emma Martindale
H. S. New
Commencement and School Activities At Local Institutions
After Butler commencement, students gathered at University and Downey to mark a Bonahompson library project with augural exercises led by Hilton A. Brown and George W. Knepper. St Johns academy held a Thursday night ceremony where Rt Rev F S Chatard awarded diplomas and gold medals to Theresa Toohill Grace Huntington and Helen Flynn. An academic symposium on true happiness followed along with an orchestra overture Liszt rhapsodie No 12 sung by Nora Hayes and a juniors operetta. The Flower Mission Society approved a $5 000 gift to establish a hospital for incurables Thursday morning.
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University and Downeyaves
Bonahompson Library
Hilton A. Brown
George W. Knepper
Somerset
St. John’s Academy
Chatard
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Grace Huntington
Helen Flynn
Liszt
Nora Hayes
Tragic Park Duel Ends in Death at Audubon Park
Walter Selph and L. L. Bailey quarreled over a young lady at a ball on May 10. They agreed to fight at Audubon Park with friends present. Bailey returned alone claiming a knockout blow, and Selph was found dead with a broken neck. Bailey, remorseful, was jailed awaiting examination.
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New Orleans
Walter Selph
Selph
L. L. Bailey
Bailey
Audubon Park
Beaneaters Take Lead With Five-Game Boston Streak
In Boston on Thursday the Beaneaters won five straight over Chicago to secure first place. Boston bats came alive in the final round as the Beaneaters defeated Chicago with key hits and strong pitching. Other scores show Washington over Detroit by eight to seven and Baltimore topping Milwaukee two to seven. Batteries featured Young, Schreck, Gear, Lee, Grady, and Miller among others.
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Chicago
The
Beaneaters
Philanthropist D K Pearsons Plans More College Gifts
Chicago June 21 Dr D K Pearsons, who has already donated 5 million to colleges, plans to give 175000 more to western learning if triple his amount is raised by Jan 1, 391. He says rich men should feel the satisfaction of giving and aims to entice more benefactors to support higher education.
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Chicago
D. K. Pearsons
Cleveland and Philadelphia Battery Deal Noted
A brief item records a transaction involving Cleveland and Philadelphia entities with a numeric code and names Batteries Moore and Wood, Bernhard and Powers. The fragment confirms a business or legal note linking the two cities and several surnames.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Moore and Wood
Bernhard and Powers
Regional Track Meet Results by City and Event
Decatur and Davenport posted event tallies with but a few clear placements. Cedar Rapids logged high marks in sprints, while Bloomington showed strong field results across distances.
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Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Bloomington
Yale Harvards Big Annual Ball Game Cheer Drowns
In Cambridge on June 21 more than 6,000 fans cheered Yale vs Harvard. Harvard showed all around better ball. Final scores show Harvard 7 11 1 and Yale 2 08 7 3 with Clarkson Reid Cook Hirsch batterys listed.
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Cambridge
Mass
Yale
Mrs Bradford Aims to Sue Old Wayne Insurance and Secretary
Mrs Jane Bradford plans to consult an attorney to sue Old Wayne Insurance and its secretary Charles C Gilmore for damages claiming her daughter Mrs Eva Jeffries became insane after being discharged as a clerk without cause. Gilmore says he fired her for poor performance and does not fear a suit.
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Jane Bradford
Old Wayne Insurance Company
Charles C. Gilmore
Eva Jeffries
Gilmore
Jeffries
Civil government set for Philippines on July 4 with Taft as governor
Reports say civil government will be established in the Philippines on July 4 with Judge Taft appointed governor. In recent actions 40 Filipinos were killed and wounded. Captain H J Manny steered the battleship Massachusetts through Hell Gate on Thursday amidst tightened Navy orders forbidding further attempts unless in emergencies. T J Reece a farm hand in Brokaw III killed John Young a local farmer, set fire to a straw stack, then killed himself and was cremated as insane.
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Judge Taft
H. J. Manny
Massachusetts
Hell Gate
Navy Department
T. J. Reece
Brokaw, III
John Young
Taylor warned of fine unless he meets Philadelphia circuit
Major Taylor received a cablegram from A M Batchelor of the American sporting committee threatening fine and suspension if he fails to appear in America by July 6 for the Philadelphia grand circuit. He replied that he will sail June 28 from Cherbourg on the Deutschland and had cancelled American engagements.
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Taylor
A. M. Batchelor
American Sporting Committee
America
Philadelphia
Cherbourg
Denver Ed Martin and Joe Walcott Bout Off Over Referee
The June 21 match between Denver Ed Martin and Joe Walcott is canceled as managers fail to agree on a referee. No replacement date is set.
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New York
Denver Ed Martin
Joe Walcott
Catcher Gwynn Delivers Two Homers in Sixth Inning
Anderson Elks defeat Marion lodge 6 to 4 on Thursday. Orient Stars rename to Saks Indiana amid a Ladies Day event. Cicero ball team schedules a game in Ko komo after July A.
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Muncie
Anderson
Fiera
Logansport
Anderson Elks
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Orient Stars
Saks Indiane
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Kokomo
Major Taylor Defeated by Tan Dem Crew in France
The report notes Major Taylor was defeated by a tan dem team in France on Thursday while University of Pennsylvania oarsmen made a strong impression.
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Taylor
France
U. of P
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