Umpire Latham costs Buckeyes in Dayton loss
Dayton defeats Indiana 4 to 4 as Durham shines on the mound while Umpire Latham's ruling in the eighth inning grants Ohio State's tying run. Dayton's Donnelly, Burns, Smith, and Gochnauer collect key hits. Indianapolis bats fight, but Stimmel keeps the Dayton offense in check. Attendance 10.
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Marion team dominates with 50 32 victory over hosts
In a decisive game, Mullen Fuller and Lattimer lead the Marion lineup to a 50 to 32 win. Pfiester and Smink contributed key plays as the home squad struggled to respond.
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Phillies Sweep Cincinnati as NL Standings Tighten
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati twice in a doubleheader, winning 8-1 in the opener and 9-2 in the second. Chicago split with Brooklyn, St. Louis beat Boston, Philadelphia extended its edge, while New York and Pittsburgh held their positions as the pennant race narrows.
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Boston Pittsburg Batteries-Dineen and Moran Phillippi and Zimmer
Boston and Pittsburg amid a listing of Batteries Dineen Moran Phillippi and Zimmer. Names appear as participants or subjects in a grouped item with no clear event or actions described.
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Baltimore Beats Detroit as Donlin Powers Baseball Night
Baltimore won again from Detroit on Monday as Fielder Donlin hit two triples two doubles and two singles. The scattered text mentions Chicago Boston Boston Baltimore Cincinnati and Cleveland with unclear standings. The article notes Detroit loss and Donlin's strong showing in multiple hits.
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Batteries Foreman McGinnity and Robinson Detroit
Baltimore Detroit list names Batteries Foreman McGinnity and Robinson Miller Buelow appears in an itemized line. It reads like a fragment from a labor or crew roster with city indicators and numbered entries.
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Detroit
Foreman, McGinnity and Robinson
Miller and Buelow
Milwaukee Beats Washington In Close Battery Matchup
Milwaukee edges Washington 9 to 8 in a rugged contest featuring Batteries Lee and Clarke with Hastings Hawley Garvin and Maloney contributing key plays. The score and players reflect a tight battle on the floor.
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Washington
Lee and Clarke
Hastings
Hawley, Garvin
Maloney
Cleveland Teens Highlight Battery Case In Record Entry
In Cleveland a 2011 case lists Batteries-Mitchell and Schreck alongside Moore and Wood in a docket entry. The brief notes parties involved and references a judicial proceeding with limited detail in the OCR text.
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Mitchell and Schreck
Moore and Wood
Batteries-Frazer and Powers, Calla han and Sugden
RH Phila. 40000000000001-519 4 Chicago. 00000210100003-7102 Batteries-Frazer and Powers, Calla han and Sugden.
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Powers
Callahan
Sugden
Evansville and Cedar Rapids clash in basketball results
Evansville lost 11 21 1 to Cedar Rapids 4 9 BE 1 while Davenport 11 12 3 fell to Decatur 7 8 2 Bloomington 1 6 1 and Rock Island 2 6 EB 0. Terre Haute 7 10 3 faced Rockford 5 10 3.
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Indianapolis Marions vs South Bend Greens Summary
The note lists Indiana high school or city leagues results with teams Indianapolis Marions Huntsville and Crawfordsville, plus South Bend Greens and Anderson, indicating runs, hits, and errors across varied games. Specific box details are fragmentary, but show R totals and H/E tallies per matchup.
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South Bend
A Shirtwaist Victory at the White House
Washington June 25 a young man in striped trousers a straw hat and a variegated shirtwaist entered the east room at the White House The ushers were shocked but Captain Dubois chief of staff decided the coatless visitor might remain Though male shirtwaists are barred from Washington schools and public places they may come and go at the White House
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National Capital
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Labor disputes and editor accused of misuse unions on contracts
Central labor union plans to notify the Board of Works that organized labor opposes awarding an electric light contract to Indianapolis Light and Power due to President Marmon of Nordyke Marmon being hostile to unions. A committee drafts sentiments for the board.
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Gould
TWO "BLUDS" PINCHED AT CHICAGO RACING TRACK
Warren W. Stoner and Conklin Jones were arrested in Chicago on Monday for attempting to pass a $1,000 bogus draft at the Washington park race track. Once high rollers, Stoner reportedly won $20,000 at Hawthorne, inherited $100,000, and spent it in two years. Officers found 97 bogus drafts on a Topeka bank in their hotel grip.
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Stoner
Hawthorne
Topeka
Ridiculous club plans three hp launch with new engine
The Ridiculous club will install a three horsepower engine in its launch, built by C. G. Fisher, aiming for nine miles per hour on Riverside waters. New shells appear at the Aquatic club as two owners plan a river trip to visit the Canoe club. The Canadians swept Buffalo races, and Shamrock SI faces changes. Yade-Harvard boat race day arrives Thursday with both teams practicing amid coach concerns. The University of Pennsylvania crew shows strong form in England during practice for the fenley event.
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Trolley to Cataract Links Indy to scenic Cataract route
The Indianapolis & Martinsville rapid transit firm building a line from Indianapolis to Martinsville plans a Mooresville branch through Monrovia Hall Eminence and Oakland to Cataract. A central power plant will be at Mooresville.
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Indianapolis
Martinsville
Adelbert Hay's Body Sent for Burial After Fall
The body of Adelbert S. Hay, killed in a hotel window fall, was placed on a train to Cleveland for burial. Secretary Hay, his wife, and three children accompany the casket.
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Adelbert
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Cleveland
Tecumseh Braves Plan July Reunion and Picnic
The Tecumseh Braves announce a July reunion and picnic after their fall carnival showcase. Guests will include the Red men from the city and nearby towns. A 10 member committee led by Councilman Negley will organize the event at Broad Ripple or Philadelphia park.
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California rider injured in New York spill
Floyd McFarland, the California rider, was severely injured Monday night in a spill in New York. Dan Sullivan, of New York, rode a mile in 2:01 in Hartford before 2,000 spectators, beating the unpaced amateur mile mark. Johnnie Nelson seeks to ride Harry Elkes five races for the championship. Willis Coval, of Indianapolis, advocates sending two amateurs to Buffalo races with transportation and expenses as prizes. Preparations for the Newby oval races on July 4 are extensive, expecting about 200 officials and elaborate entertainments with racers and fireworks.
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New York
Johnnie Nelson
Harry Elkes
Willis Coval
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Newby Oval
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When Block Sold for Modern Office Building
The When block sold to C. F. Sales and T. H. Spann for $225,008. The transaction, arranged by C. Coffin, president of Central Trust Company, will transform the site into a thoroughly modern office building.
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T. H. Spann
C. Mr. Coffin
Central Trust Company
Grocers Close Early for Annual Picnic at Fair Grounds
Retail grocers will close their stores at 10 a.m. Wednesday so employees may attend the annual picnic at the fair grounds. They are also urged to do trading with commission men before 8 a.m.
Milidean Club Holds Indiana State Convention for Ear Players
The Milidean club, ten years old, held its state convention in Indianapolis with near ten delegates. Mrs. T. J. Schrader of 1726 Lockwood street won state honors and a gold watch after defeating several contestants. Schrader has won Indianapolis honors five years in a row. A fall contest will feature pianists from different states.
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Milidean Club
Indianapolis
T. J. Schrader
1726 Lockwood Sr
Government sues Senator Clark over timber land patents
Helena Mont June 25 The U S district attorney filed suit against Senator W A Clark to set aside patents for about 10 000 acres of timber lands now controlled by him The government contends the lands were taken contrary to law.
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U.S
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W. A. Clark
Plague Ship Carlisle City Reaches San Diego
Washington reports Surgeon General Wyman has been informed that the British steamer Carlisle City is at San Diego California where six people died of plague during the voyage from Hong Kong.
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