Balz's loud footwear blamed for Hoosiers loss
In Indianapolis, Watty's Braves failed to close the game against Columbus. Hegriever Jones Ford and Heydan stayed in contention while Kihm and Tamsett faltered. Buckeyes played cleanly and took the win amid heated crowd and odd railing commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter FP
Balz
Hegriever
Jones
Ford
Heydan
Tye
Kihm
Tamsett
Buckeyes
Indianapolis
Apmoma
W. Fox
Aeenee B . Heydan
Coulter
O'Brien
Tameel
Ford Pe
Woodru
Asoyees
Columbus
AB. R. HO. Ki Gleason
Oo Bannon
Arndt
Kfe
Esnee Turner
Mellor
Fae 'Thoney
Raymer
Serten
Fox
Bailey
Ayesyeae
Seeeames
Heydon
Togriever
Rinlen Bazes
Hogriever
Bages
Indianapoli
Haskett
Standings And Scores From Chicago to Philadelphia
Chicago leads with a 2 1 win over Washington while Boston edges Detroit 1 0. Loula suffers a 6 to Philadelphia setback with unclear final score. Substantive details are fragmented but reflect city match results and a Philadelphia win.
Local score roundup and player notes from Indiana towns
A fragmented standings snippet shows teams like 81, Loula, and Wheeling with scores such as 11 to 8 against Evansville and 10 to 1 in Terre Haute, with mentions of Marion, Fort Wayne, South Bend, Grand Rapids, Dayton, and a comment that their regular games are played on Sunday. Charles Teaney, catcher of the Dues seldorfers, is with Him mond and is noted for league potential. Frankfort aims to win the amateur state championship of northern Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Evansville
Terre Haute
Dayton
Marion
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Grand Rapids
Charles Teaney
Duesseldorfers
Himmond
Teaney
Frankfort
Indiana
Pet
Marion H
Evarsville
Grand Rapids Terre Haute
Where They Play American Association and League Fixtures
In the schedule, Columbus visits Indianapolis and Toledo travels to Louisville while St Paul meets Kansas City and Minneapolis plays Milwaukee. In the American League Boston faces Cleveland and New York travels to Detroit with Philadelphia at Chicago and Washington at St Louis. In the National League St Louis goes to Boston Cincinnati to New York and Chicago plays Brooklyn with Pittsburg at Philadelphia. The Central League lists Evansville at Fort Wayne Terre Haute at South Bend Anderson at Dayton and Wheeling at Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Charles
Laat
Milwaukee
Bt. Paul
Indianapolia
Toulsville
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Big de Toledo
Philadelphia
Louis Vea Rey
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Ano - New Yorks
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Louis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Lee
Evaneville
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
South Bend
Anderson
Dayton
Wheeling
Marion
Gleason Reevaluated as Pie Seller in Hoosiers Game
Spectators question Gleason’s status while the Columbus center fielder is famed for pies. Prosecutor Ruckelshaus notes a bum game, Buck grows uneasy, and Turner’s running catch draws unexpected applause. Indianapolis bleachers rival home fans, as Columbus edges Kansas City in the standings. Kihm remains unshaken despite bases loaded tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Colunbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Young Hoosiers Defeat Young Heroes in Tuesday Game
The Young Hoosiers defeated the Young Heroes on Tuesday by a score of 210 to unknown. Local interest grows as Commercial League teams discuss future matchups and evaluative play among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Hoosiers
Young Heroes
Suburban Renewal Adds 10000 For Eligible Suburban Horses
New York hosts the renewal with ten thousand dollars added. The race 19 to be run on July 2. Winners listed include Tuscan Thorneycroft Inflexible River Phate Flora Dr Saylor in New York Chicago Detroit Seattle St Louis and St Paul with multiple named horses and owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tuscan
Thorneycroft
River Phate
Flora
Dr. Saylor
Chicago
Lord Toucnwood
Proceeds
Advantage
Gregory Sturve
Modicum
Detroit
Marxette
the Globe
Seattle
Sly Boots
Arachene
Curate
St. Louis
Getchel
Kreien Hay
IV ‘Aby Yosa
Tom Crabb
Busema
Coneystand Chun
What is a model golf course according to players
Nature should shape the course with distinct holes and hazards so bad strokes cannot be erased by clever play. Riverside links have been enlarged making the game tougher with bluff and valley drives. the overall aim is a challenging, satisfying game where every miss counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Inatanapolis
Necee- Bury
Rusie Brutally Bested by Amateur In Henderson Tilt
Amos Rusie former pitching ace from Vincennes Indiana faced an amateur Vincennes twirler named Shepard in Henderson Kentucky Monday. After 15 hits and a fading arm Rusie retired and his team lost the game to Henderson by an unspecified score, with Rusie showing evident fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Rusie
Indianapolis
Henderson
Rusie
Vincennes
Ind
Kentucky
Shepard
Ruale
Brains and Not Brawn New Rules For Football
William Burden of Harvard lauds the new metball rules stressing brains alertness and quickness to counter trick plays. The open style allows the quarterback to run and keeps seven linemen in position, promising a more scientific game and reducing hazards. Coaches will seek players with agility and ideas over sheer weight as the sport shifts toward finesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Burden
Harvard
Waterdhven
Pers Mit
Cleanest of All Sports Morality in Baseball
A Chicago Tribune quote extols baseball as the cleanest sport and a national moral balance wheel, arguing fans gain virtuous benefits while avoiding gambling, violence, or danger seen in other activities. the piece then urges encouragement of baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norsa
Chicago Tribune
Celluloid golf clubs debut in Indianapolis
New celluloid golf clubs capture attention in Indianapolis with drivers and brassies selling at £5.50 each. Second half spring tournament ends at Riverside Links with matches including E Arnold defeating J McCrea and R Rawles beating Rev Dr Rawles. Ladies’ day draws numerous participants. In Bloomington a horseman suffers arm injury after stallion attack, require amputation due to severe lacerations and blood poisoning risk.
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Indianapolis
Riverside Inks
E. Arnold
Joseph McCrea
Robert Rawles
Dr. Rawles
M. Ogte
A. F. Harl
Bales
W. W. Carter
E. R. Arnold
Robert Rantes
E. M. Ogle
Thomas Garber
E. L. Lennox
Bloomington
Til
Junge
Grady
Colfax
OLearys Great Winning Derby Stuns Western Betting World
James OLeary nets Richer by 439.69 after The Picket wins the great American derby at Chicaxa. Hig track bets were heavy, including a 5000 bet against OLeary at 1 to 1. A single race victory for Claude would have cut his gain, Bavable or Judge Himes losing would have cost him up to 400000. The win is described as almost fabulous and unmatched in the western circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Leary
Chicaxa
O'Leary
Claude
Bavable
Judge Himes
Claude the Derby Champion Traveled Wide and Won Big
Claude, the triple derby winner, has logged 5.38 miles and earned $22,990 this year. He raced at nine tracks with seven wins, seven seconds, and six thirds, capturing California Tennessee St. Louis derbies and the frontier stakes at Detroit. He placed second in the American derby and Woodstock plate, and won the Toronto cup. After a tickup injury Saturday, he was taken to Detroit and still won the frontier derby Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Chicago
California
Tennessee
Several Sporting Events Reported In New York
A mix of boxing wrestling and horse racing notes date July 4 in New York. Lord Derby vs Major Delmar race declared off due to Derby lamences after $10 000 wagered. other bouts include Benny Yanger vs Eddie Haninn ahead of June 30 Frisen card. Suburban handicap wagering nears $2 000 000 won by Africander. various fights set for June 30 and July. New boxing club opens at Windsor opposite Detroit with arena seating 3 389. Hackenschmidt plans U S visit. Corbett fights Murphey in Boston Thursday. Wisconsin freshmen eye Hudson races with Cornell favored. betting on the grandstand faces police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Derby
Major Delmar
New York
African der
Monty
Charles Dwyer
Poet
Eas
W. B. White
Indianapolis
New York City
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Hudson
Cornell
Nerve, Not Arm, Makes Dunleavy a Real Pitcher
Arthur Nichols hails St. Louis pitcher Dunleavy as a rare talent. Despite small size and hindering nerve, he shines in action, maintaining strength and tenacity under pressure. The Amherst-educated southpaw has been a season feature for the St. Louis rotation, promising a revelation to fans once known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nichols
St. Louis
Dunleavy
Jolying
Wong
Anchorage
Amherst
St.Louis
Mysterious tonic promises youth and strength to all
An advertisement claims a mysterious compound can instantly renew strength and youth in worn-out men without cost. Dr. Sargent of Cleveland offers this secret cure by mail, asserting it restores vitality, treats impotency and premature aging, and invites all men to send their names and addresses for delivery.
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Coly Haowa
Lédread Duval Medicina Go
Nator ‘Frances ‘Cal
Bloan Drug CO
Washington St
Indionmpatios
Earth
Yale
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James C. Blaine
Loula
Com_mercial league
Turf Notes
Amateure
Mant|anks
George Catterson
Gladys Wynn
Lois Dyer
Helen Todd
Lestie Stein
Fred Herron
Hugh Cutter
John M. Keyes
Derrby
Ohio-at
Mites
San Francisco
Memphis
Memphia
Nashville
Neshvlle
Toronto
Derrort
Benny Yanger
Eddie Haninn
Comission
Frisen
Benny
Ohio River
An Kid Lefeher
Kid Moran
Ene
Windenr
Tom Sharkey
John Piening
Hackenschmidt
Europe
America
Young Corbett
Hughey Murphey
Young Beatty
Kit Black
Grand Rapid
Mike Schreck
Andy Walsh
Eee Hampden
Dionals
Watson
Heston
W. H. Betts
East Market Street
Thors
Dr. Ferris
Grippe
Yast
E. P. Budge
Cun
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