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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1902

Page

8

Hoosiers Blank St Paul. Hoggie Clever on Bases

Hoosiers defeated St Paul 4 to 0 as Kellum dominated from the mound. Hogriever pulled off a daring steal from third to home amid a steady Indiana attack and Check struggled to contain the home lineup. Charlie Babb’s absence cast doubt, but Woodruff’s fielding mishap opened the door for the decisive fifth and seventh inning scores.

Charlie Babb Woodruff Babb Hogriever Hoggie Geier Check

Ladies in the Grandstand Boost Hoosier Team Ahead

The article notes that Hoosier fans and particularly women in the grandstand seemingly lift the team, with Indianapolis winning every game when the ladies attend. It also mentions injunctions in Cleveland over Lajoie’s club participation and a Phillies contract dispute, plus roster notes and game moments from a recent match against St. Paul.

United States Cleveland Lajoie Philadelphia

Missing Indianapolis third baseman Babb sought in Dixie

One Charles Babb, third baseman with the Indianapolis baseball team, is reported lost or stolen and believed to be headed toward Memphis Tennessee with two game roosters. The finder should notify Watkins if located.

Indianapolis Memphis Tenn Babb Watkins

Baseball scores from American Association and leagues

In the American Association games Kansas City beat Columbus 4 to 0, Louisville defeated Minneapolis 6 to 1, Toledo won 6 to 5 over Milwaukee. American League results include Washington 7 over Boston 6, Chicago 5 over Detroit 2, Cleveland 12 over St Louis 4, Baltimore 6 over Philadelphia 4. In the Three I League Bloomington 1 over Rockford 0, Evansville 5 over Rock Island 4, Davenport 11 over Decatur 0, Cedar Rapids 8 over Terre Haute 5.

Louisville Peseras Ceses Ouer Indianapolis Seemeeraeenes St. Paul Sevevee «S Columbus Aeeecenenes Kansas City Milwaukee Weacenenee Oe Minneapolis Ewes Seseneses Toledo Clays Chicago Boston War Voaveeen Philadelphia St. Louis Neeneees Baltimore Aenes Washington Eeeewnee Detroit Cleveland Anerewese Pittsburg Cccescccseesen Brooklyn Noese Aeons Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnateon Nonesen Ae al New York Sssceseee American Association Columbus Louisville Milwaukee St. Louis Baltimore Bloomington Rockford Evansville Rock Island Davenport Decatur Cedar Rapids Terre Haute

Pluck wins Lake stakes at Washington Park Chicago

Pluck captures the Lake stakes at Washington Park Chicago before about 7,000 fans. Other notes include Wes Stout buying the booze privilege for next week’s race meet and Harvard beating Yale in a fierce commencement day baseball game amid packed stands.

Pluck Washington Park Chicago Indianapolis Racing Association Wes Stout

Indiana Whitecaps Beat Leonidas Whiting

Bedford Indiana June 25 Whitecaps chained with whips and clubs inflicted a severe beating on Leonidas Whiting near Springville He lies bedridden Whiting had allegedly beaten his elderly father in law Simpson Chambers recently breaking ribs

Bedford Ind Whitecaps Leonidas Whiting Springville Whiting Simpson Chambers

Xenia Vote Sees City Carry by 177 Votes

Returns from seven wards show Xenia carried the city by 177 votes after a Tuesday election. Hallie J. Brown led a hymn-singing procession with about a dozen white women visiting polling places. Prayer meetings filled churches all day. Bets favored city going wet by two to one.

Xenia Hallie J. Brown

School Board Allocates Funds and Appoints Staff

The School board on Tuesday night approved 6909 dollars to the Free Kindergarten Society, the final payment under the one cent tax levy law. Teachers named to unassigned list include Clara McLaughlin Edna Odell Minnie Mason Myrtle Dunn. Anna C Hamilton to assigned list. Laura Frazee named director of practice Rupert Spohr assistant in bookkeeping at Shortridge high. Mary McCarty granted expenses for Indiana University summer school work per Gregg committee.

Free Clara McLaughlin Edna Odell Minnie Mason Myrtle Dunn Anna C. Hamilton Laura Frazee Rupert Spohr Shortridge High School Mary McCarty Gregg Committee Indiana University

Pool room owner arrested for forged check in Lebanon

Lebanon Indiana June 25 Frank Richardson proprietor of a pool room is under arrest charged with passing a forged check for 25 dollars on John Hoefman.

Lebanon Ind Frank Richardson John Hoefman

Democratic and Republican Nominations for Joint Senators Listed

Democrats nominate Lewis Hubbell of Francesville for joint senator. Dr. R. T. Thralls of Hymera to run for joint senator of Sullivan and Knox. A. W. Hamilton of Bluffton seeks Democratic nomination for joint senator from Wells, Blackford and Grant. White County Republicans assign tickets for treasurer Edward D. Steely clerk Edward J. Carr sheriff Don Lowman recorder Fred C. Obenchain surveyor Will D. Wirt coroner C A G Hayhouser and commissioners George Inspeep Judson B. Paul.

R. T. Thralls Hymera Sullivan Knox A. W. Hamilton Bluffton Wells Blackford Grant White County Republican Edward D. Steely Edward J. Carr Don . Lowman Fred. C. Obenchain Will D. Wirt C. A. G. Hayhouser George Inspeep Judson Paul

City Life Highlights and Local Events

The mayor will sign the weights and measures inspector ordinance. Butler college summer school began Wednesday and closes July 31, with registration higher than last year. The summer night festival by the Indianapolis mannerchor at German park is postponed two weeks. The Regular army association plans further organization. ex-regulars to be enrolled. The cornerstone for First Presbyterian Church at Delaware and Sixteenth will be laid Thursday at 4:30 pm with Rev. G. L. Mackintosh speaking. Indianapolis Knights of Columbus held a third annual picnic at Broad Ripple with athletic events and dancing. A druggist M. C. Staley, declared insane, treated Maud Diven with a smallpox lotion. child vaccination and school fumigation followed. Shorthorns at Union stock yards sold low. top price 66 for Ruby Hill from Co. Hints & Son. Attendance at Pendleton: uncertain.

Butler College Indianapolis G. L. Mackintosh Fourth Presbyterian Church Knights of Columbus Broad Ripple Thomas Arnold M. C. Staley Maud Delaware St St. Mary's School Union Ruby Hill Consignment

Indiana State Normal 5 Graduates List Unveiled

Nearly all listed graduates plan teaching careers as class meetings and commencement exercises unfold at the Indiana State Normal. The compiled roster includes A H Reising Corydon Louise Alger Wabash Willam R Lambeth Terre Haute and many others from Terre Haute Indianapolis Elkhart Danville Noblesville and more with June ceremonies underway.

Corydon Louise Alger Wabash Willam R. Lambeth Terre Haute Dave Trueblood Smiley Rolla M. Hogue Wheatfield George Miba Mina Best Elkhart Ora Elmer Haines Shelburn Sallie Dawson Marshall Iil Harry M. Clem Monroeville Alfred Henry Keziah Stright New Paris Gertrude Watson Strang Mary EB. Morris Indianapolis Earl Spencer William M. Caylor Noblesville William CC. Goble Fairmount Osee Pawling Welzie E. Boren Fort Branch Henry W. Mack Taswell Myrtle Jerman Newpoint Joseph I. Clauser Mitchell Clara E. Locke Jesse W. Pierce Bertha J. Wade Switz City Wade H. Langford Vincennes Elva R. Oliphant Harry Brown Jessup Mortis Brown Plainfield J. Park Richards Upland Maude L. Cohoon Westfield Lewis L. Hall Bristol Vincent Barker Connersville Grace Mulliken Franklin Howard Knowlton Sims Gertrude McLane Shelbyville Hope Vickrey J. Allen Kemp Kempton Martha J. Low Topeka Ind Edward J. Woodward Martinsville Clarence R. Walker Hillsboro Rose Cunningham Rudolph Archer Napoleon Lula Williams Arthur Deamer Talma

Doctors Idle Amid Unusually Quiet Indianapolis Scene

Indianapolis physicians report a rare lull with little to do and many call it the dull season. A Charleston letter from D Mayer asks the Sun to note he is the U S consul in Charleston on vacation and offers to help an inquirer writing there.

Indianapolis the Sun D. Mayer Charleston W. Va United States Buenos Ayres Mayer SUN The Inquirer

Electrified lineman dies at pole in Kokomo Indiana

Virgil Taylor 23 of Swayzee was electrocuted Tuesday at a Kokomo pole when a guy wire he stood on touched an electric wire. A hook and ladder company took him down.

Kokomo Ind Virgil. Taylor Swayzee

Indianapolis Firms Form New Corporations

Incorporated United States metal marking manufacturing company in Indianapolis to produce bread marking devices replacing super stickers with a $10,000 capital. Directors include G. Bryce G. J. Marott Samuel Rubens S. Mayberry and L. F. T. Zalser all of Indianapolis. Factory to be in Indianapolis. Other new corporations include Franklin canning company and Ohio river coal company with substantial stated capitals.

United States Metal Marking Manufacturing Company Indianapolis G. Bryce G. J. Marott Samuel Rubens S. Mayberry L. F. T. Zalser Franklin’ Canning Company Ohio Ville Rogers Ana TA

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