Hoosiers Shut Out As Columbus Beats Them 3–0
Bob Wicker of Columbus dominates Indiana, 3–0, pitcher Briggs hampered by illness. Wicker fans Hoosiers and Columbus capitalizes on miscues with timely hits in the third and fifth innings. Mooke Williams Livingston starred for Indiana. Jude Hulswitz Wrigley led Columbus. The series moves to Louisville Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Wicker
Briggs
Chenault
Hoosiers
Mooke
Williams
Livingston
Jude
Hulswitz
Wrigley
Columbus
Blue
Kihm
Louisville
Indianapolis
A Coulter
Ifa
Gute Carr
Eben
Himes
Cromley
Siegle
Ane
Lj Livingston
Hopke
Wees
Indianapolis Arenes
Brigges
Gessler
Jude Kihm
Carr
Hooke
Bob Wicker
Bedford
Wicker Outrage Recalled Remedies Of 1900s
The notice details a recall or warning about remedies misrepresented as laxatives. It mentions a first cold tab in a white package labeled E. W. Grove 25c and other named products like Helen Byron 10c. Leahy & Co., Cincinnati, is cited as manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Helen Byron
Leahy & Co., Manufacturers
Cincinnati
Kind Word Club Hoodoo Shifts Hoosier Baseball Vibes
President Watkins seeks a seer as rumors tag the Kind Word Club as a hoodoo behind a slump in Indianapolis baseball. Peek-a-boo Veach denies ties while fans urge separation from the club at Washington Park. Plans call for plush seats and possible facelift to the home of boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Jonah
Kind Words Club
Peek-a-boo Veach
Heavenly Fang
Indianapolis Baseball Really Close
Nation of Good Samaritan
Hoosiers
Peek-a-boo
Boosters
Washington Park
Peek-a-hoo
Local featherweight Freddie Cole eyes Baldwin or Little winner
Freddie Cole hopes to meet the Baldwin win or Little winner in an Indianapolis Athletic Club show. He lost to both in ten round bouts and believes Baldwin is the stronger puncher. Cole plans open-air summer training with Young Sharkey and does not seek a bout before August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Cole
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Cole
Pug
Little
Baldwin
Ffans
Terry McGovern
Young Sharkey
Indiana
Cornell Wins Narrow Varsity Eight in Dramatic Race at Poughkeepsie
In a legendary regatta crowd of 20000 cheers as Cornell defeated Columbia by a narrow margin in the varsity eight. Navy took third while Syracuse failed to finish the four-oared race and Wisconsin led the freshmen event before Columbia nosed in behind Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
ColumbIa
Navy
SyrAcuse
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Annapolis
Ward
Quakers
Georgetown
Syra
Cuse
Fortiyer
Arkansas
Baseball Results From Major League Games Across Cities
Baseball results show Chicago and St Louis victories with Frazer Lundgren Kling and others tallying runs. Other games list pitchers Beebe, Noonan, O Connor White Sullivan and Heath Bemis with varied final scores across St Louis Boston Detroit Springfield Grand Rapids Dayton South Bend Canton and Terre Haute.
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Chicago
RHE Cicago
St. Louis
Frazer
Lundgren
Kling
Lush
Marshall
RHE
Chicaro
Petty
O'Connor
White and Sullivan
Boston
New York
Young and Criger
Orth
Keefe and Rickey
Detroit
Cleveland
Donovan and Payne
Hess and Bemis
Hoosiers and Senators Finish Series In Tight Battle
The Hoosiers and Senators wrap up their series with a scrappy afternoon game. Wicker shines for Bedford as Briggs departs early due to illness and Chenault pitches creditably for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosisers
Senators
Geyer
Jocke y s from Blt Tracks to Ride at Indianapolis Fair
Lew Shank announces top jockeys from Blt Tracks will ride at the Indianapolis fair grounds on July 4 for all day celebration under the Gentlemen's Driving club. Riders from Latonia and Windsor may attend to contest the Derby and three-quarter mile run. Shank aims for strong fields and plans to groom his own entries after entries close Saturday.
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Gentlemen's Driving Club
Latonia
Windsor
Indianapolis
Lew Shank
Shank
Gosh Ding T
County Recorder
Livingston May Go Back to Redland
Cincinnati manager Paddy Livingston may return to the Reds next season after reports he has improved with the Indianapolis Hoosiers. Manager Hanlon says Cincinnati has first claim but is undecided, noting he cannot see Paddy improving the current staff though a three-backstop lineup could be considered.
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Pittsburg
Paddy Livingston
Reds
Indianapolis
Shimy
Cincinnati
Manaster Hanlon
Livingston
Paddy
Hoosiers
Hanlon
Baseball Tonight Schedule Across Leagues
Thursday games list for American Association National League American League Central League includes matchups Columbus Indianapolis Louisville Toledo Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City Minneapolis St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburg Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Grand Rapids Evansville South Bend Terre Haute Dayton Wheeling Springfield Canton.
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Springfield
Springfeld
Evansville
Damman and Dunn
Hammond and Clark
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Dickson and Moran
Eastley and Spahr
Dayton
Terre Haute
Maloy
Monson
Brastus
McConnell
South Bend
Canton
Lindsay and
Johnson
Bales
Marquard and Holmes
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Perreer
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Terete Enae
Cleveland
Seherest
Meee
Detroit
St. Louis Vos
Boston Eenate
Seacessens OO
Washington
Ssmscesees
Reeseesesercene
Dayton Ecensesnce
Wheeling Soneconeereeeanse
Canton Stoves
Saenee Brewensee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
National League
Central League
Spiked Johnny Carr in Shreveport melee
In Shreveport on June 27 Harry Matthews of the New Orleans team assaulted Sporting Editor Zenders after criticisms in the Times. Mayor Bernstein intervened as Matthews and Carr fought, police then protected Matthews from an angry mob. trial scheduled for August 16.
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Shreveport
Shreveport Times
Carr
Harry Matthews
New Orleans
Zenders
Bernstein
Matthews
Gepet
Emperor William's yacht Metaer damaged in storm
In Kiel Germany June 27 the imperial yacht Metaer lost its bobstay and bowsprit during a racing squall with the Mamburg. No one aboard was injured.
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Kiel
Germany
Emperor William
Metaer
Bockernfoerle
Mamburg
Britt Nelson Fight Postponed to Late July
The Britt Nelson boxing match scheduled in San Francisco is postponed to the latter part of July due to a serious ear operation on Nelson. The notice mentions treatment at Park View Sanitarium for cancer and other diseases. Dr L T Leach operates in New York and California with a new site at 180 East Ohio Street offering meals in the city.
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San Francisco
Britt- Nelson
Nelson
Park View Sanatorium
L. T. Leach
New York and
California-sts
Biren Hall Anex
East
Ohio Street
Santa
American sports notes and league highlights from the era
The piece reports Sunday racing dispute in New Orleans with the American Turf association. It notes a $300,000 hit to ball clubs from a poor season and mentions umpire Setley fining Clinton players in Peoria. Mike Lynch of the Pirates retires to practice law and John Loell declines a pro offer to protect his amateur status.
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The
American Turf Association
New Orleans
Setley
Peoria
Clinton
John Loell
Michigan
Little Rock
Death blow to Hot Springs racing by court receivership
In Hot Springs Arkansas the Essex Park racing venue was placed in receivership by U S circuit court order. Martin A Blaele named receiver after a petition filed by Jereme B Res pena erg. The action ends hopes for racing at Essex Park and impacts the local sport scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Hot Springs Racing
United States Circuit Court
Essex Park
Hot Springs Jockey Club
Martin A. Blaele
Jereme B. Respena
Harvard Oarsman Drops From Yale Harvard Boat Race
Glass the strongest member of the Harvard varsity eight is taken out of the shell on the eve of the Yale Harvard race. He contracted a high fever and was moved to New London Memorial hospital. Glass lives in Spokane and is 23 years old, six feet four inches tall, weighing 190 pounds. He is Ned Glass cousin, Yale football guard. The illness is blamed on being chilled by damp grass while hearing Yale Harvard baseball news via ticker.
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Red Top
Conn
Glass
Harvard
Pitchers Alberts and Breitenstein Sold to Evansville
Springfield Colorado June 27. Pitchers Fred Alberts and William Breitenstein who hails from Cincinnati were sold by the local club to Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield, CO
Fred Alberts
William Breitenstein
Cincinnati
Evansville
Indiana Scout Seeks Bush League Stars for Hoosiers
Indianapolis teams scour the bush leagues for promising players led by President Watkins. Shaw of Cedar Rapids, Indiana, is the standout, with a $2 offer reportedly rejected by Belden Hill as other managers seek better deals. Umpire Gerald Hayes notes two Wisconsin State League stars in line for consideration.
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Shaw
Cedar Rapids
Indiana
Watkins
Belden Hill
Hill
Columbus
O. P
Reilly
Upp
Geyer
Fohl
Gerald Hayes
Freeport
Claire
Wis
Applications for Liquor Licenses in Indianapolis Wards
Notices filed by James M. Jones, Chas. Rogers, and F. H. Rhees requesting August term 1907 licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Marion County Indiana. Details include ward locations, premises measurements, street corners, and pool table privileges in the same rooms.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Canal
Indianapolis
James M. Jones
Bareby
Maroin County
Maryland Street
Maryland
California Streets
Chas. Rogers
English Avenue
Spann & Co
Woodlawn
F. H. Rhees
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Victor
Matty Baldwin
Lumbia
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Poughkeepsie, N. J
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Leroy and Laughlin
Wilson and Roth
Tyale & Oi
West
Abbott
Kenna and
Hughes
Freeman, Kilroy and Graham
Frantz
Case and Sullivan
Clymer
Pepper
Brigg
Coulter
Bill Friel
McPhee
Johnny Evers
Tate
Phantom of Grace
Servetine
Fair Grounds
Run
Redland
Dianapols
Johnny Carr
Steward-Hord Sanatorium
Elbyville, ND
Britt
Sportlettes
Central
Mike Lynch
Pirate Crew
Mr. Bezdek
University of Chicago
Harvard Oarsman III
A. A
Hayes
Fielder
Presiden Watkins
Frankfort
Suren Guarante
Evans Chemical Co
Dinoinati
Deuggista
J. Huder
Penn Sts
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