Detroit Fans Rally Behind Hartzell in Wild West Standings Gambit
A fragmented Detroit baseball recap highlights Hartzell the Urban Recruit nicknamed Topsy. The piece mocks infield errors by Kenton and describes Heydon, Barrett, Ryan, and Shaw as central players. Buelow and Wilson are noted as key jacks, with Indianapolis and Detroit rotations shaping a chaotic Monday game.
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Detroit
Indianapolis
Alnoyed
Heydon
Artzell
Buelow
Barrett
Ryan
Shaw
All Eyes
Hartzell
Benchoy
Sheridan
Bill Wilson
Hank
Tigers
Detroit Defeats Indianapolis In Baseball Tilt
Detroit bats win over Indianapolis as Scott, Frisk, and Ebberfeld contribute. Bases on balls, wild pitch, and three-base hit alter the scoring. McFarland earns two stolen bases, Motz and Barrett also contribute. Attendance reaches 1,000 with Sheridan umpiring after a two hour game.
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Detroit
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Scott
Frisk
Barrett
Buelow
Shaw
Dungan
McFarland
Elberfeld
Dillard
Motz
Hickey
Stewart
Ebberfeld
Hoghiever
National League Standings and Batter Details
The page lists National League standings with teams like Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati New York and Pittsburgh, plus batting batteries for various clubs. It also shows minor notes and individual batter pairings across teams, including entries for Cleveland Louisville Washington and others with zero and win totals and percentages.
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Boston
Scueee
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis Po
Cleveland to End Baseball After Boston Series
Baseball will cease in Cleveland after the Boston series on July 1. The town has averaged about 69 fans per game, including dead-heads, a figure that cannot sustain a National League franchise. The Cleveland games will be moved to other cities.
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Cleveland
The Kid's Mouth Is Becoming the Big Part of Him
Denver letter by Jid McCoy defends not being whipped by Sharkey and claims he would enjoy a fight with Jeffries. He says he lost due to some unaccountable agency and that at long range he is superior to his in ring performance.
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Jid" McCoy
Denver
Sharkey
Jeffries
Isid
Not For Sunday Afternoon Six Straight Hooray
A Chicago paper mocks Detroit and Indianapolis players after a rough game. It praises Scott and Monday's signals and notes strong outfield trio Wartzell McFarland Hogriever. The column mocks Detroit reactions, laments ballpark weeds at Danville and jabs at Elberfeld and Buelow. Minnesota and Wa bash references appear in sarcasm.
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Saints
Heydon
Wartzell
McFarland
Hogriever
Hartzell
Mr. Elberfeld
Buelow
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Danville
Manager Poor
Swatic Club Opens New Boat House With Boxing Exhibitions
The Swatic Club at Broad Ripple unveiled a new boat house on Monday night with four boxing bouts. About 200 guests traveled by river craft to the event, avoiding the crowd by towing the boat upriver. Notables present included Charles Bernley, John B. Cockrum, John Lazarus, John W. Kern, Mayor Taugart, and others.
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John Lazarus
John W. Kern
Taugart
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Frank Burke
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Mahoney
Paul Krauss
Crawfordsville Seeks Entry as Indiana Illinois League Grows
TERRE HAUTE Ind June 27 The Indiana Illinois league may expand from six to eight clubs as organizers meet Tuesday night to set a new schedule Bloomington Ill and Crawfordsville Ind apply for membership. Paul Krauss and John Hackedorn figure in a lighthearted cake walk while competitors prepare for a broader league landscape.
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Paul Krauss
John Hackedorn
Krauss
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Illinois League
Bloomington
Crawfordville
Cornell Freshman Boat Wins Poughkeepsie Race
Cornell takes the freshman boat race at Poughkeepsie on Monday afternoon. Pennsylvania places second and Columbia third in the two mile event run in 9 minutes 55 seconds. Charlie McKeever defeats Owen Ziegler in seven rounds in New York on Monday.
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Poughkeepsie
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Columbia
Charlie McKeever
Owen Ziegler
New York
Duhmes Headed to Maine for Summer Stay
Mr and Mrs Charles Duhme travel with Mrs Duhmes nephew Moses Fowler Chase and Dr Porter to Poland Springs Maine for the summer. They left Monday after confirming Gov Pingree would not issue a requisition on the charge of kidnapping Arnung Chase.
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New York
Charles Duhme
Watermelon dispute ends in fatal blow in Tennessee
In Chattanooga a farmer William Hollywood struck by a garden hoe after a dispute over pay for a watermelon at a grocery. he died from a fractured neck. In Vermont Miss Annette Anderson, from Shoreham, graduates today as Middlebury college’s first Black valedictorian. In Cleveland Frederick Wriessenbach, near Bedford, jailed for allegedly burning a barn and killing Annie Foerster. confession disputed.
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Middlebury College
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Shoreham
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Cleveland
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Wiessenbach
Too Much Avoirdupois
In Maysville Kentucky Sheriff Mackey convened a six man jury but it proved impossible as the jurors were not on speaking terms. The panel was dismissed and the case was compromised by the attorneys. In Springfield Missouri two inmates escaped by enlarging a hole in their cell and triggering an alarm as their cellmate tried to widen the exit.
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Springfield
Jung
Jim Hennessy
Charles Wilcherd
Jall
Bil Jennings
Fortune
Indiana Trust Company
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