Hoosiers Rally Then Falter In Doubleheader Split
Indiana Hoosiers win a dramatic ninth inning comeback against Columbus but drop the Sunday game. Dorner and Fisher pitched well, while Allemany struggled and Newlin relieved. Errors and a collision allow Senators to grab the win. Upcoming: travel to Columbus, Toledo, Louisville then a three week western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cromley
Indianapolis
Dorner
Johnny Fisher
Auschaupt
Hoosiers
Allemany
Newlin
Dickey
Berry
Senators
Toledo
Louisville
Bunday
Tete
Davis
Martin
Allemang
Indianapoli
Linlen
Carr
Bion Baile
Glendon
Olmsted
Clymer
McCreery
J Martin
F. Martin
Magoon
Kihm
Wid
Gendon
Allemank
Baseball and event notes from a city paper
The page lists American Association and National League baseball matchups including Indianapolis at Columbus, Toledo at Louisville, Kansas City at St. Paul, Milwaukee at Minneapolis, St Louis at Cincinnati, Boston at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at New York, Chicago at Detroit, Cleveland at St Louis, Philadelphia at Washington, New York at Boston, along with Central League pairs Terre Haute at Grand Rapids and Evansville at Peoria and a Commercial League scoreboard showing Atkins 0 with Kellers 3 and Kahns 3 with Wassons 3 and Becta T 9. It also note s a lawn fete by the First English Lutheran church at J. J. Twiname residence 2502 Park Avenue Tuesday evening with rain postponement to Wednesday.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas
Ciy
St. Pau
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
National League
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Paul
ST Milwaukee
Minneapolia
National League Crus
Pittabure
Chicago Philadelphia
St Louis
Standings and scores from Saturday and Sunday games
Indianapolis edged Columbus 6 to 4 while Louisville and Kansas City tied 6 all. Columbus beat Indianapolis 6 to 4 on Sunday. Minneapolis beat Milwaukee 5 to 3, and Louisville defeated Toledo 4 to 3. St Paul 6 Kansas City 4, Cincinnati 10 St Louis 2, Chicago 2 Pittsburg 0. New York 9 Philadelphia unknown Boston 3 Brooklyn 6 Beeton 2.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
F. Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Minneaport Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Eas
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Beeton
Fort Wayne and Rival Cities Rain Results
Fort Wayne Dayton Peoria Evansville tally show multiple rain outcomes across matchups. Fort Wayne earns wins over Dayton and South Bend while Evansville and Peoria post decisive scores in several games. Grand Rapids leads Terre Haute in one contest and splits another, shaping the rainy schedule.
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Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Evansville
Peoria
Wheeling
South Bend
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Wheeling, & Peoria
Aquatic Sports Set for July 4 by Riverside Canoe Club
Indianapolis canoe club plans a July 4 regatta on White River featuring water polo, swimming, sailing and novelty events. The program includes a capsizing race, diving contest, a tall pole climb, a one half mile handicap swim, and a humorous tule race with twelve aces expected in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Canoe Club
White River
Hoosiers Batter Lead and Mets Edge Penples Team
Journal notes Cromiey leading with a .3 batting, Fisher showing strong fielding and pitching, and Magoon and Bh contributing in various roles. Hoosiers prepare for home game Tuesday with new infielders. Mets beat Penple's 7 to 1 behind Whittridge’s 13 strikeouts. notes on pitchers Warron and O'Mara.
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Cromiey
McCreery
Fisher
Magoon
Hoosiers
Montgomery
Martin
METS
Penple
Whittriage
Thompson
Warron
O'Mara
Whittridge
Mit
Acm
Ity
Eres
Krenling
Virginia Ave
Revival of Saddle Races Hinted by Racing Enthusiast
George Starr advocates reviving saddle races to boost interest at professional meets. He recalls saddle racing’s popularity in past decades, cites famous trainers, and notes a goal to surpass the 2:18 world pacing record set by Allinson in 1888. Starr himself rode Allinson to 2:98? charted pace, highlighting historic feats.
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George Starr
Budd Doble
Johnny Murphy
John Green
Billy Weeks
Bulinga
Charley Mae
Great Misstern
Starr
Allinson
Edge The Best Driver In England
Edge the best driver in England faced controversy after a selection dispute for the Gonlon Reonest cup. He recruited a racing partner, competed briefly, and then dropped out amid tensions. He is slated to compete for the W K Vanderbilt cup. Also notice a free sewing machine for sale in The Sun’s for sale column.
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F. Loge
Edge
England
Tenis
the Sun
Jeffries Must Deliver Goods Fight Stance Sparks Debate
The article alleges Jeffries seeks publicity through a proposed Monroe bout, accusing him of stalling and manipulating events to boost box office. It cites Coffrath and Monroe's manager, suggesting Jeffries has no real intent to fight Monroe and warning that a staged delay harms boxing credibility and public trust.
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Fas
Jasper Jeffies
Pula
Corbett-McCoy Franco
New York
Coffrath
Monroe
Jeffries
Jeff
Hoxing
Munroe
Manufacturers Booming Bike Revival Across the Nation
Indications point to a bicycle revival as manufacturers and dealers push to recapture late 19th century momentum. Bicycle trusts back campaigns with rallies and refreshments while racing teams promote road and track cycling, hinting at upcoming meets and familiar riders resurging on the scene.
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Tate
Bicycle Trust
Fay
Might
Halcyon
Colonial Girl Wins World's Fair Handicap at St Louis Race
Colonial Girl by Meddier Springtide owned by Otto Bufel of St Louis raced under C E Rowe Co and captured the world's fair handicap at the fair ground on Saturday. Hermis finished second three lengths back Moharib trailed six lengths. The mile and a quarter event carried 41300 to the winner in fair track conditions.
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Louis
Colonial Girl
Meddier-Springtide
Otto Bufel
St. Louis
C. E. Rowe & Co
Fair Ground
Camera
Hermis
Moharib
John W. Schorr
TEE BOW SCHEME PROMPTS BASEBALL BATTLE OVER BEVILLE
In the American Association George Tebeau known as White Wings clashes with league authorities over star catcher Monty Beville. Tebeau owns Louisville and Kansas City franchises and seeks Beville’s return, citing precedents as Garry Herrmann leads the committees. If successful, Beville may wear Colonel’s uniform for Providence soon.
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George
White Wings
Tebeat
American Association
Loulsville
Kansas City
Monty Beville
Tebeau
Loutaville
Jack Kleinow
Buck Ewing
Clarke Grmith
Reville
Providence
Beville
Garry Herrmann
Reform wave halts Riverside park amusements in Madison
Anderson Ind June 3 Police commissioner Robbing Cor bade a balloon ascent and stopped two merry-go-rounds at Riverside park after it opened a week ago declaring they must not run on Sunday The measures cap a county reform wave sweeping Madison county and mark a climax of Sunday restrictions at the park.
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Anderson
Ind
Madison County
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Atkins
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Wassons
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Iutheran
J. J. Twiname
Park-' Ave
Tueasday
Weanesday
Minneapolis-Milwaukee
Vicory
Davia
Rhs
Tenedeinere
Wrigley
Friel
Kit
Bridwell
Pat ‘Yeager
Darner
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Ww Carr
Heyde Cromley
hie-Martin
Meydon
OM Dorner
Akey
Riverside
Canoe Club
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Montreville
Ennagy
Fils Care
Alway
Rubeas
Ieee Ee
Teresstal
Chemlea
Taatose Raecen Puieas
Indiana
S. Ayres & Go
Badger Furniture Co
0. H. Baldwin & Co
Boston & Langen
Wm. H. Block Co
the Bobbs-Merrill Co
Feeney Furniture and Stove Company, Furniture and Carpets
Albert Gail
Charles L. Hartmann
Like Bros
Paul H. Krauss
Kahn Tailoring Co
Tallora
George J. Marati
Charles Mayer & Co
W. . Messenger
L. E. Morrison & E
Rubber Goode
People’s Outfitting Co
Rink
Saks & Go
Molely Men'a and
Boys’ Outfitters
the Sanders Becker Furniture Co
the Star Store
Ee Strauss & Go
Taylor Carpet Ga
Carpeta
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Julius GC
H. P. Wasson & Co
Merchants’ Association of Indianspolls
Steven Whee
Merchants’ Association
Washington St
Columbia Wational Hank
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Isformassen
John T. Sauber
Columbia National Bank
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