Debut of Leo Hafford Delights Wooster Fans
Columbus tops Wooster 4 0 at Washington Park as umpires and players clash in the eighth inning. Leo Hafford, new pitcher from Cincinnati, shows promise with curves and fielding while Flaherty shuts down the Indians despite late rallies. Attendance around 1400. Umpire Owens ejects Carr after controversial calls.
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Columbus
Bia Umps
Wooster
Jess
Manger Carr
Owand
Blue Uate
Indianapols
Hinchman
Daniel Wanater Carr
Carr
Owang
Ofera
Ilmarx
Owens
Himes
Sett
Perry
Leo Hafford
Cincinnati
Hafford
Flaherty
Hafiara
Panny
Ing
Blue
Rabos
Holewite
yFlaherty
Duwi
Tote Verre
Colombes
Vad
Bape
Howe ron—Hinchmas
Wrising
C. Carr
Couttar
Fin-' Deety
Firat
Indianay
Coluratms
Baseball scores and fixtures in American Association and leagues
Tuesday games across American Association and National and Central Leagues feature Milwaukee at St Paul Minneapolis at Kansas City Columbus at Indiana Louisville at Toledo Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Cleveland at Detroit South Bend at Terra Haute Grand Rapids at Evansville Wheeling at Springfield Canton at Tol Ste At Tolste BHE Toledo Detroit and more battery pairings and box scores appear for numerous cities with mixed results and lineups listed for multiple matchups across the circuit.
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American Association
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Indianaposia
Louisville
Toledo
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
South Bend
Terra Heute
Grand Rapids
Evanaville
Wheeling
Dayton
Canton
Springfeld
Tatedo
Epuavine
Banass
Chicago
Lous
Washingen
Springheld
Grong Ruplis
Ore
Good Fielding Is Requisite for Pitchers and Fielders
A 1920s perspective stresses infielders and pitchers as box artistes who terrify opponents. Managers praise pitchers who master fielding, bunts, and backing up bases, noting careful practice boosts performance. The piece discusses keeping baserunners in check and the impact of fielding on winning games.
Hopes Fade for Indianapolis Hitters and Pitchers
Locals show weak hitting and pitching woes as the Indianapolis team struggles. With Hafford and Hickey back, pitching may improve but infield defense remains suspect. Charley Carr leads the lineup at .275 while others like Thellman Dunleavy and Vinson show uneven form, and Milwaukee star Danny Green tops the leagues among regulars as Hallman slips.
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Indianapolls
Hafford
Hickey
Indianapolis
Indianapals
Ia Charley Carr
Thellman
Dunleavy
Teplow Tm. Vinson
J. Carr
Jamen la
Atherton
Himes
Thie Pring Fa i
Averagna
Danny Green
Milwaukee
Hallman
Louieville
Ray Bronson III Faces Threat at Home Amid Typhoid Fever
Ray Bronson III, a local figure described as a gugfhet, is at his home amid a threatened attack tied to typhoid fever. Ree Dean has been ill for eight weeks, and the nerves' CULE VESCR is noted as affecting them.
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Ray Bronson III
Ray Bronson
Dean
Mystic Catcher Signals and Signs in Baseball
A study of catcher signals used to indicate pitches and how batters react. Describes thumb positions, facial cues, and hand signals as clues to fast or slow balls, curves, and changing signs when opponents learn the signals.
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Om Xn
Helleve
Ib Ang
Catcher Marshall Becomes Hobsonized Sensation at Polo Grounds
New tale from New York describes catcher Marshall as baseballs latest Hobsonized figure after a public kiss incident at a game against Pittsburgh. The scene featured a fashionable woman rushing the field and kissing Marshall, triggering wild cheers as fans surged toward the clubhouse amid chaos and celebrations.
Wesley the Barber Sees Boxing and Baseball Clash
The barber argues that prize fighting may satisfy some, but for Rex sport he prefers a shift in roles. He suggests some fighters belong in the ring while ballplayers belong on the baseball field, elevating both sports through crossovers.
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Nome
Rex
Women’s National Championship Doubles and Mixed Champs Named
The Philadelphia Cricket Club hosted the Women's National Championship with Mrs Coe and Mrs Platt of Englewood NJ winning doubles. Miss Homana and Miss Boldt of New York lost in the final. In mixed doubles, Mrs Coffin of Blazen Island and B E Dewhurst of the University of Pennsylvania claimed the title amid two matches played.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Coa
Mra. Piatt
Englewood
N. J
Clitb
Mins Coffin
Blazen Island
B. Dewhurst
University of Pennsylvania
Mra. Coe
Mra. Platt
Miss Homana
Miss Boldt
New York
Sunday baseball deemed legal with voluntary collection
Special to the see New York June 26 It is not a crime to play baseball on Sunday with a contribution box at the entrance if no forced contributions are made Magistrate Steinert in Harlem court ruled Monday Following Uta decision magistrate Ma charged officials of the Savannah Granté and the All American teams arrested for playing on the baseball grounds at Nimettethwt and First Ave
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New York
Steinert
Harlem
Uta
Savannah Granté
Nimettethwt
First Ave
Morgan Looks Good A Son Of A Father Refuses Pro Ball
Special to the Sun Philadelphia June 24 Jim Morgan a star ball player prospect Atton Has ton manager Collins believes he has secured him Nicknamed Red Doona he played with Providence and Jack Dunns club after Notre Dame Georgetown and a brief amateur stint He is from Neola Iowa near Council Bluffs His father opposed pro ball and Morgan vowed not to play while he lived
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the Sun
Philadelphia
Jimmy Morgan
Collins
Haston
Morgan
Benanciy
Ted
Red” Dooina
Vermont
Notre Dame
Chick" Stahl
Georgetown
Providence
Jack Dunn
Neola
Counc Bluty
Br. Morgan, Jr
Jiminy
MUNCIE MAY GET NEW CLUB special
In a Monday night Interstate Baseball league meeting the Flint franchisee surrendered by Szsinaw voted to Bandusky who will play on his team. Arrangements are planned to transfer the Flint club intact to an Indiana city, preferably Muncie. Manager Joe Gunsel of Flint did not allow a final decision on the team’s future.
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Lima
Flint
Mich
Bandusky
Indiana
Muncie
Joe Gunsel
Tenga
Senators
Uraelves
Cart
Russian Lion Rules the Mat Crowned After Victory
Special from London reports that Hockenschmidt defeated Madrallt at Olympia, ending the 1906 wrestling season. Madrallt’s defeat confirms the Russian grappler as the premier Greco Roman champion, with Hackenschmidt praised for skill and strength and Madrasl seen as unable to challenge.
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London
England
Olympia
Hockenschmidt
Madrallt
Hisself
Phonicierm
Stratn
Enduring Cause and Conflict in the Civil War Era
The passage contrasts the enduring resolve of leaders like William of Grange with the broader dramas of slavery and secession. It lauds patient, selfless devotion to principle among ordinary men on opposing sides, emphasizing constancy over rhetoric or strategy.
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Marlborough
Louis-pale
William
Grange
Opposits Elder
Elee
Lee
tLacsin
Kelly Knocks Out Mahoney For Middleweight Hopeful Title
Chicago boxer Hugo Kelly overwhelmed Milwaukee challenger Mahoney at the Auditorium before the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Two knockdowns in the second round set the pace as Kelly dominated with superior ring generalship and clinching to counter Mahoney’s aggression. The KO came after a tense exchange. Mahoney stayed down as the count finished, giving Kelly a claimed title chance at 168 and a potential defense against rivals.
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Kelly
Milwaukee
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Young Sahoner
Auditorium
Indianapolis
Shvy Pervert
Mahoney
Wid
Coolnrss
Stalian
Thinge
Kaily
Secon
Itallac
Mahone
Ryan
Jimmy Tucker
Pean
Tommy Dawson
KE Gorman
Mickey Ford
Kid Rose
Eddie Mar
Applications for License Notices in Marion County Indiana
Subservier Louis Stock and Red Vielhaber publish notices to Marion County voters in Indianapolis Center and Center township of their intent to apply to the Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. Locations include 7 1/2 Beecher Street and 44 South Capitol Avenue with details of premises size and building descriptions.
Players Stars In Other Lines
Frank Chance t said to be the beats boxer in baseball, Hall Chase is the best billiard player, according to ace counts, and "Noodles" Hahn the heat piano player, John Anerson te re ported to be the best farmer. Stab the best football player, Hang Wagner the brat pinnachle player, Jake Beck ley the best epicure, BIN Gleason the best bidder, Kling the best pool play er, BMcGraw the best student of racing form, Griffith the best cow roper, Mike Lynch the best Ranger scholar, Fred Clarke the best quall hunter, Dick, Cooley the best actor, Bresnahan the best elveth, Connie Mack the best fashion plate. Meanwhile Lajoie and Matthewson, up to the present, have fired the humble position of being, respectively, the best batter and pitcher.
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Frank Chance T
Hall Chase
Noodles" Hahn
John Anerson
Stab
Hang Wagner
Brat Pinnachle
Jake Beckley
bin Gleason
Kling
Bmcgraw
Griffith
Mike Lynch
From the Firing Line Umpire Owens and Senators clash
Umpire Owens faced sustained criticism as the Senators struggled to score. Fans faulted calls on Kelley and Hinchman while Vinson’s misjudged throw sparked trouble. Atherton and Bafford performed, Watford faltered, and Hatford’s plays highlighted a tense game with injuries and a late outlook on Johnny Carrs.
Richmond mayor to campaign trotting horses race support
Special to The fem reports Richmond Indiana Mayor W W Zimmerman plans a tour to campaign supporters across Indiana and Ohio. His administration backed an ordinance allowing horse racing on a city thoroughfare, reflecting his influence and political stance.
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Richmond
Ind
Hichmond
W. W. Zimmerman
jMihaalf
Race Results at New York and Windsor tracks
A garbled race card lists results from New York events including Timber, Rosebud Stakes, and Granada with times around 1:19 and 1:5 for multiple place finishes. Windsor results cover Wexford and other sprints with times from 2:02 to 3:825, noting horses such as Happy Jack, Exclamation, and Charlie Gilbert among others.
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New York
Forocge
Peter Pan
Radike
Roweben
Hendzarra
Furlonge
Clare Russell
Willams
Baringo
Wood Witch
Owens
Tom Cogan
Granada
Horner
Dainty
von Tromp
Logistaifa
Knapps
Far West
Latonia
Happy Jack
Nicol
Malleadle
Sharp Boy
Ume
Hugler
Trower
Eular
Longdright
Porward
Preston
John Kaufman
Minondo
Firth
Frank Fienher
Fieher
Edith M
Alara
Fonsohica
Oregor
Littie Elkin
Pinaud
Austin
Proteus
Dr. McCluer
Windsor
Wexford
Loupania
Wilowdane
Balla
Dalinda
Lemon Girl
Charlie Gilbert
Mins Marthe
License to Navigate Granted to Miss Jane Morgan
Miss Jane Morgan daughter of a Philadelphia traction magnate receives a navigation certificate as master aboard her father’s yacht. The document grants privileges for navigating waters of New York Bay up to Fort Washington and includes several other navigator privileges.
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Jane Morgan
Traction Magnate
Philadelphia
New York Bay
Fort Washington
Applications for Licenses in Marion County Indiana 1906
Notice by multiple applicants in Indianapolis Ward 10 12 7 and 5 Center and Center Township Marion County Indiana that they will apply at the Board of Commissioners July term 1906 for licenses to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking privileges. Describes business locations on Washington Virginia Agnes streets and northeast corner Washington East streets plus details of lot numbers street-fronts and premises configuration.
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Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Husintas
D. 8
Beaty
Indianapolis
Center Township
Indiana
Beecher Street
Louis
Jonter Township
Macron
Capitol Avenue
South Street
Grifith
Thollans
Kanwana No
Sooth Capitel Ave
Nteo
Wayne Township
State of Indians
Washington Street
A.C. Ayres
Washington Fireet
Indianapois
Mariin County
Washington and
Aisa Moroth
Nereby
Board of Country Commissioners
Said County
State of Indiana
Neil
Virginia Avenue
Pine Street
Ui Raubs
Notich
Washington
East
Washington Streets
Karl W, Krauss
Fifth Ward
Agnes Street
Indianapolia
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MOB
Joe Hafford
Fisherty
Hoos Jere
Washington Park
Ike
Forsis Umps
Jock and Key
Benedict
Mary K. Benedict
Missouri Gate Normal School
Warrensburg
Tolste
Bhe
Lauraville
Minnahan and
Abbott
Puttmann and Bhaw
National League
Heulbach
Karger
Thompson
Grady
REE
Gorbel Pittsburg
Ewing
Schlet
Wille
Gitson
Brockton Logolocho
AD Uoeton
Seamon
Bergen
Young and Needham
Richie
Lush
Donovan
Tartar
Ferguson
Bowerman
Smith
American League
Atendt
RHE
Batterels—Falkenberg and Heydon
Chesbra
McGelre
Lowten
Carriveau
Tieman
Martin
Weaver
Whills
Ernst
Woods and McDonald
Batteriea
Robertson
Bhrivar
Chambers and Clark
Rae Gr
Oopoll
Evareville
Blind
Hawley
Mach
Falter
Interstats League
Marion
Wayne
Duggan
Aranp
McClain and Smith
Boes
Tclpa
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Pasalbia
Hanaman
Mike Grady
Louis Nationals
Marshall
D. D
Homestead
Pittsburg
Polo Grounds
Hobson
Nps
Thin Tirkllan
Frinfn
Heraclt
Tah
Wesley the Barber
Tickles Collins
Sandusky
Interstate League
Hackenschmidt
Madralll
Big Turk
Raccenonia
Inter Ba
Resarda
Madralil
Gock Lott
Madras
Mahon
Ligenee
Hoonters
Bine
Etcond
Wrigey
Kelley
Klem
Vinson
Bafford
Little Flex
Hatford
Watford
Pickering
Nouthspaw
Tate Cromisy
Prom
North Vernon
Hola
Johnny
Mumachasette Ave
Fens
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