Hoosiers Win Late Inning Slugfest With Colonels
Louisville and Indianapolis battled in a ten inning baseball marathon Sunday with twenty eight runs. Bruce earned the win for the Hoosiers after a late rally, while Robertson and McCreery starred for Indianapolis. Rods of hits and stellar pitching defined the high scoring thriller.
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Craig
Bruce
Louisviling
Colonels
Indians
Wright
Dunkle
Stecher
Robertson
Ike
Louisville
ABA
H. P
Woodruff
Sullivan
Clay
Ef. Kerwin
Rf. Brashear
Scott
Shaw
Quinlan
Brecher
Indianapolis
Farrell
McCreery
Friel
Kerwin
Carr
Brashear
Chertson
Danie
Tennings
pire—King
Fatal harm incident leaves man in custody at city hospital
A Black person allegedly causing fatal harm to a stepfather figure is under arrest after an incident at a home. Simms was struck by a man identified as Rowman 2, a white individual, and transported to City Hospital where he died later. An officer pursued the suspect after the incident as details remain unclear.
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Rowman
Simms
La- 4
Marte
Buffalo
Mackinac Island
A. A. Schantz
Detroit
Michigan
Yale May Seek Trainer From Worcester Academy
Worcester Mass June reports Yale faces a trainer shortage after Mike Murphy departs Yale must consider a successor. Sweeney of Hill School and Fitzpatrick of Michigan are unlikely due to high salaries, pushing Yale toward a prep school hire possibly Mike Donovan of Worcester Academy.
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Worcester
Mass
Mike” Murphy
Yale
Michael ¥. Sweeney
Hill School
Pennsylvania
Fitzpatrick
University of Michigan
Murphy
Sweeney
S.ow
Michigan
Fitzpath
University Athhetic Association
Mike Donovan
Worcester Academy
Mount Pleasant Carlisle Star In Track And Field Fame
Carlisle Pa June 25 Special to The Sun Mount Pleasant a Carlisle Indian impresses in spring track feats at Penn relay broad jump 2 feet 4 inches and in dual meet at State College 100 yards 10 25 seconds 220 yards 22 15 seconds quarter mile 50 45 seconds broad jump 2 feet 9 inches. Noted as best since Prinstein and may surpass that record with coaching. also a strong Carlisle football player likely entering Cornell this fall.
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Carlisle
Mount Pleasant
University of Pennsylvania
State College
Prinstein
Cornell
Switchman Killed On White City Scenic Railway
C Worthmiller, a switchman for the Scripps-McRrK Press Association, died after either jumping or falling from a car while riding around the White City scenic railway Sunday night in Chicago.
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Scripps-M'Rrk Press Association
Chicago
White City
C. Worthmiller
Not a Bit Too Fast for Trains Says Engineer
Wm B Prenter, first grand engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, dismisses danger in high speed. He says he has not run an engine in years and would prefer speed over slow operation, insisting modern equipment and roadbed remove risks. He declares trains cannot jump tracks from momentum.
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Wm. B. Prenter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Howe
Pennsylvania
Lake Flyers
Outlaw League Rumors Fuel Tri-State Baseball War
Harrisburg reports the outlaw Tri-state league, backed by T B Creamer, seeks to poach players with offers of high salaries, winter and summer pay, real estate, and other side deals. National figures dismiss outlaw ventures while pennsylvania towns rally players and teams amid threats of injunctions and court action.
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Harrisburg
T. B. Creamer
Tri-state Association
Creamer
Capt. Calhoun
Hamilton
Lancaster
Tristate
Tri-state
Brooklyn
Jon J. Rogers
Phillies
Pennsylvania
Lajoie- Bernhard
Outlaws
Fara Anly
Somers outlines AL stance on outlaw clubs
Vice-President Somers of the American League writes from Philadelphia on June 2 stating no signed AL players by the outlaw clubs. He says the league is not pursuing a plan to integrate or oppose them and has heard of no initiative from President Johnson or-wide conferences or correspondence about the matter.
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Harry . Pulliam
The
Sun
Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Rayn
Chicago
Harry ¢. Pulliam
Chas. W. Somers
Somers
Eritea
Philadelphia
Outlin
Outlaws
Johnson
Chas. W. Sumers
Britt Nelson
Frisco
Britt
Kid Sullivan
Nelson
Billy Nolan
Ager
Chance has a New Play and a Spring Lake Picnic?
The piece describes Captain Chance of the Chicago club teaching a fake steal trick, with a careful base runner timing to beat catchers. It also notes a Plymouth church and Sunday school picnic at Spring Lake park with special car schedules. A short romance ad and a punchy sports scores roundup follow, including American and National League results.
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Chance
Capt
Chicago
Spring Lake
Plymouth Church
Spring Lake Park
Traction and Terminal
Monday Baseball Weeknight Matchups Across Leagues
A dense schedule lists multiple pairings including Minneapolis at Kansas City and Boston at New York. American League results show City pairings such as New York over Boston and Chicago beating Cincinnati, with several doubleheaders noted and umpire assignments.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Terre Haute
Springfield
Dayton
Wheeling
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Evansville
American Association
Minneapolis
National League
Washington
Isabell
Stoner
Butler
Thomas
Schmidt
Provoolus Minneapolis
Kilroy
Stovall
Marshall
Bt. Paul
Dougherty
Hickey
Besille
Sessions
Bullivan
Kellum and
Clark
Melarky
Ryan
Loulaville
Agemen Kansan City
South Bend
Columbus F
Binnapolis
Chicago A
Bt. Louis
Philadelphia Rose
T. Louis
Hexis Evanaville
Springfeld
Lajoie shines as league notes speed and trades loom
The New York Mail lauds Sik O Loughlin’s season plus Lajoie’s steady fielding and strong hitting. Rumors push Claude Elliott back to the Cleveland club while Eddie Hanlon seeks rest in the mountains. Ebbets eyes Bewis and Owens for the Tri State league. Legal action targets Kittredge for 1804 use of Worcester oval.
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Ebbets
Brooklyn
Tri- State League
Bewis
Owens
HH. Bigelow
Worcester
Mass
Malachi Kittredge
Washington
Worcester Oval
Kittredge
Worcester, Connecticut
Cashier Arrested Over Bank Forgery Frauds
Thomas M. Casey cashier of the Salmon & Salmon bank, closed last week in Clinton Missouri, was arrested Sunday on charges of forging two notes. One for 3500 pounds and the other for 400 dollars, as alleged by W. M. Breve ens.
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Cripps-M'Rae Press Association
Clinton
Thomas M. Casey
The
Salmon & Salmon Bank
W. M. Breveens
Wife of Watt C Gregg Kills Four Children in Insane Act
Grand Lake Colorado June 6. Mrs. Watt C Gregg shot and killed their four children during a period of temporary insanity and then attempted suicide. Authorities report the tragedy as a severe mental breakdown and ongoing investigation continues.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Grand Lake
Col
Gregg
Watt C. Gregg
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