Wattie's Millers Take Candy From Infant Hoosiers
Wattie's Millers dominate two games against the Hoosiers with overpowering hitting and strong pitching. Chit Curtis is chased in the second inning of the first game as Craig Wan trotts out next. Stovall and Reidy pace the mound for the Millers, holding Indianapolis scoreless in both confrontations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millers
Hoosiers
Wattie
Chit Curtis
Brewers
Craig Wan
Carter Tocks
Craig
Stovall
Aelding
Sievers
Watkins
Wan Stovall
Indianapolis
Osteen
Farrell
Atten
Roth
Graham
Curtis
Be Craig
Dias Ie
Minneapolis
A.B. H
Jones
Sullivan
Freeman
Coulter
Schinki
Greminger
Fox
Oyler
Dovonne
Orm Craig
McCreery
Schmidt
Csnven
Farerell
Friel
Tetton
Misneapolis
Indianapolia
Bruce
Mecreary
Thoney
Marshall
Ooonood
Reidy
Homeroy -Marshall
Binlen
Marshal
Hsine Smirr Dianapolis
King
Making Fale Athlete? Lifespan of College Athletes Debated
In Everybody’s Magazine, Dr William G Anderson challenges the idea that athletes die young. Franklin B Dexter compiles data on 70 Yale intercollegiate athletes from 1885 to 1904, showing varied ages at death and a mix of sports outcomes. Among 710 living athletes, age groups skew older, with many between 50 and 69. Overall, life expectancy appears better for college athletes than nonathletes, barring violent deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Anderson
orEverybody's
Anderson
Franklin B. Dexter
Lbrarian
Yale
Ray
Dite
Corbett 9 Looking for Summer Fights in Chicago
Special dispatch from Chicago reports James J. Corbett Jr. arriving in the city after a Pacific coast tour. The Denver battler says he is lighter and in good shape and seeks summer bouts including Charley Neary in Milwaukee and a two round bout with Tommy Mowatt. He recalls beating Eddie Hanlon on the coast and criticizes the referee in that decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Young Corbett
Denver
Sam
Charley Neary
Milwanther
Tommy Mowatt
Tommy
Tam
Eddie Hanlon
Hanson
Belmont May Tart Monster Anc ing Trust Belmont May Tart Monster
Special to the Sun reports P. J. Dwyer interests move tracks to Gravesend and Aqueduct. Belmont to gain control via a syndicate led by Andrew Miller, including the $500,000 Saratoga court and a new $54.00 racing plant in New Hampshire. Belmont Intercars already dominate Westchester Racing at Belmont Park and other associations, signaling major turf consolidation.
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the Sun
New York
P. J. Dwyer
Gravesend
Aqueduct
Baratoga
Harry Payne Whitney
Inyo
Belmont
Andrew Miller
New Hampshire
Boston
Jockey Club
Belmont Intercars
Westchester Racing Association
Belnool Park
Warrington Jockey Club
Bennings
D.C. North
Buffalo Racing Association
Kenilworth Park
Buffalo
Foxy Hanlon May Leave The Superball
Brooklyn fans attack management as star Lewis jumps to the Tri-State league and the team struggles. Ebbet’s willingness to pay for good players clashes with a weakened roster. Fans recall Sheckard’s ejection and a costly St Louis exhibition as Hanlon faces upheaval and possible team dissolution.
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Bun Brooklin
Brooklyn
Lewis
Superbas
Ebbets
Hia
Rivich
St. Louis
Jimmy Sheckard
Jones
Ebbet
Malay
Strick Lett
Gessler
Babb
Batch
Bergen
Ritter
McIntyre
Fiavon
Mitchell
Sheckard
Lumley
Dobbs
Medicus
Hanlon
St. Louin
Haneson
Cardinals in talks for big trade as McFarland eyes fresh start
Reports say Cardinals in pursuit of a high base man with a pitcher or outfielder to bolster the lineup. Charley McFarland has endured misfortune with St Louis but could benefit from a new club and a chance to regain form, while Charley Vrain and McFarland loom as trade assets as Brooklyn and others monitor the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lois
League Park
Hueve
Charley Intent
McFarland
A Vrain
Cardinals
Vic
Stunier Rubison
Brooklyn
Ned Maghan
Rebbaon
Brain
Gare
St. Louis
Charley
Roma
Pageneit
Fiene
Muldoon Misses Two-Base Hit After Champagne Fall
Early base ball tale highlights Mike Muldoon of Cleveland as a comical fielder who fizzled at bat. A thrilled spectator’s bottle of champagne toppled stairs after Muldoon’s celebrated double, leaving the third step slick and the pitcher of grape juice flowing, while Muldoon laments his lone two-base hit this pennant season.
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Alke MuLdoon
Cleveland
Felding
Calcium Wan
Muldoon
Mike
Tve
CENTRAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN LEAGUE NOTES
The report lists multiple games and lineups across leagues with Terre Haute, Grand Rapids, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis, Boston, Detroit and other teams. It mentions Batteries-Miller Barber and others, results, standings actions, and a death notice for Aunt Julia.
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Central League
Terre Haute
Grand Finden
Ciel
Battevies-Miller
Barber
Witsoe
Rational League
Carnie
YORK
Us South
Pittsburg - Uhiense
Bateriew-Meeaicherty
Philadelphia
Huctur
Tong Sines
Grand Rapids
National League Batter Lines and Player Pairings
A garbled 1940s style record lists National League battery pairings and players such as Brown Egan Grady Needham and Phelps McGin nity Bowerman, with scattered city mentions Chicago St Louis Philadelphia and Chicago again. The text mixes team names, player surnames, and odd numbers, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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RAE
Overall
Phelps
McGinnity
Bowerman
Louie
St. Loui
Beaton
Brown
Egan
Grady
Wi- Us
Needham
Chicago
Philadelphia
Eling
Pittinger
Deoln
Summary of a scrambled baseball game listing
In a fragmented league note, batter names and pitcher pairings appear for multiple games. Entries reference teams such as Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Washington St Louis and players like Horton Criger Altrock McFarland Buelow Cockrney Behreck and Heyson, with partial battery and lineup hints.
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Bomon
Ane Horton
Chicago
Geis Batterlee
Toung
Criger
Altrock
McFarland
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Heag and
Buelow
Cockiey
Behreck
Washington
St. Louis
Ooregereeral Batteries
Hoghes and Heyson
Morgan
Gothen
Guaten
Friday's Games in the American Association
The schedule lists Lanisville at Kadianapolis Yowde at Cahimbus and St. Pawl at Milwaukee for Friday games in the American Association.
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American Association Lanisvile
Kadianapolis
Yowde
Cahimbus
St. Pawl
Milwaukee
Yarns About Browning In Cleveland Game
A chaotic account describes Browning being urged by McAleer to move toward center during a Cleveland game as Johnny Ward batted in the ninth. Ward crossed left field for a line drive as Browning refused to move, leading to taunts from Daw and others. Browning later signed a contract with Pete despite warnings about alcohol. After the Brotherhood’s collapse he left baseball and settled with relatives in Kentucky.
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Browning
Cleveland
Johnny Ward
New York
Mc~ Aleer
Ward
Esmer
Elreuit
McAleer
Peter
Krosuniaes
al Johnson
Pete
Thia
Petey
Kentucky
Improved Golf Dress Reflects Modern Lady Golfer Style
An article notes a change in women golf attire, moving away from old cricket sweaters and flowing gowns to more appropriate elegant outfits that enhance grace and charm of players, as observed in the London press.
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Chuto
Wisconsin Varsity Test for Poughkeepsie Wednesday Night
A broad report covers varied sports notes from Wisconsin, New York, and Philadelphia. It mentions a new track meet planned for Scranton by a Block Company, boxing match setups involving Sullivan, Britt, and Gane, baseball player movements with Walter Clarkson and Andrew Bookmiller, and prospects for Cleveland’s American League title defense.
Boy Falls From Window Into Lettuce Barrel Rescue
Samuel Freeman, five, tumbled from a fifth story windom ammy near a Brooklyn grocery. A barrel of lettuce broke his fall as ledges shattered, sparing major injury. He suffered a facial bruise and arm scratches from the impact on the barrel and surrounding canvas awning.
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Scripps-St Rre Press Association
New York
Brooklyn
Samuel Freeman
Jettuce
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Racing Association
Corbett
Summer
Belmont May Tart Monster Ancing Trust
Foxy Hanlon
Superball
M'Farland
American Association
von. Lom
National League
St Louis
Detroit
Louisville
Kansas
Tahoma TT
Dunkle
Briaw
Buth
Columbus
RAS Columbus
Tassesa Bt
Paul
Thom Oknoartss
Dorner
Ryan
Ferguson
Butlivan
Toledo
Re Minaukes
Procos
Tolefio
Doortoro
O'Brien and
Clark
Hickey and
Bayville
Aeetanad
Wisconsin
Poughkeepsie
Belboots
Penich
Scranton
Ae Mangerr Uritheh
Baynie
Bhortstap Lema
Harristure
Weg
Botte Oa
Fey
Willy” Butt
George Gardner
Weint
Jimmy Gardner
Jack O'Keefa
Walter Clarkenn
Jersey City
Griffith
Highlanders
Thomas F. Adin
Rochester
Cresowus
Adkin
Lissonero
Werford
Stahl
Andrew Bookmiller
McKersport
Rookmilier
Fred Hartman
Beldame
Sheepshead Bay
Chaioes Roane
Kyeonke
America
Lenton
Ont
Tommy Ryan
Oemer
Jobnate
Aba Attell
Jem Bowker
George Stona
Durin
At Louis
Jessa Burkett
Burkett
Conley, Fults
Chick Stahl
The
Beatons
Brooklyne
Reapedt
Kelley
Reds
Ned Hanlon
W. Kriel
Newton
Slever
Minneapolia
Camnus
Atom
Gams
Ga'e
Raceman
War Dougherty
Lia
Minthan
Siever
Camnitz
Kansas City
Curtiss
Milwauke
Blagle
St. P
Scott
Loutavitle
He Wright
Loutevill Kenna
Louteville
McKay
Malarkey
Cromsey
Louiavni McGill
Boy
Lagonda
Joseph Joiner
East Ohio
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