Hoosiers Shut Out Again as Wicker Dominates
Columbus defeats Indianapolis 3 to 0 behind Bob Wicker whose control and curves frustrate the Hoosiers for 29 scoreless innings. Briggs and Chenault pitched for Indiana, while Blue, Wrigley, Jude, Hulswitz and Wicker starred in a gritty, error-filled contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Williams
Coulter
Eer Carr
Himes
Cromley
Siegle
An Livingston
Oh Hopke
Briggs P
Chenault
Columbus
Jude If
Tana Bas
Eens Friel
See Hulswitt
Gessler
Eesees Kihm
Ware
Servetius Cfetsevne Wrigley
Seepeer Blue
Ee Wicker Dikasdssee Tech
Hee Eweewees
Kihm
Wicker
Wrigley
Egan
Hayes
One Bromooquine Laxative Cold Tab and Heath Remedies
Excerpt notes a unique remedy labeled Bromo Quinine as a laxative by E. W. Grove marked in a white package with black and red lettering. Mentions Helen Byron a high grade smoke for 10 cents and credits Leahy & Co. Manufacturers Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Helen Byron
Leahy & Co., Manufacturers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kind Word Club Hoodoo Sparks Base Ball Debate
President Watkins seeks a seer as rumors link the Kind Word Club to the Hoosier misfortune at the Indianapolis park. Fans call for disconnecting the benevolent group from the home bleachers as boosters plan upgrades and possible roof frescoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Jonah
Kind Words Club
Peek-a-boo Veach
Benevolent Baseball Order of
Heavenly Fana
Indianapolis Baseball
Peek-a-boo
Boosters
Washington Park
Peek-a-hoo
Baseball results from multiple city games
Series of baseball scores with Chicago St Louis Boston New York Detroit Cleveland Springfield Evansville Grand Rapids Wheeling Dayton Terre Haute South Bend and Canton matchups. Batteryman and catcher pairings listed for each game show varied runs and final tallies across the schedule.
Cole eyes a bout with Baldwin or Little after next show
Local featherweight Freddie Cole hopes to meet the winner of Baldwin versus Little, a bout being arranged by the Indianapolis Athletic Club for the next show. Cole admits past losses to both men, vows to improve, and aims to test his form against the winner in late summer after summer training with Young Sharkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Cole
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Cale
Pug
Little
Cole
Baldwin
Terry McGovern
Young Sharkey
Indiana
Varsity Eight results crown Cornell at top finish
Cornell leads the varsity eight with Columbia second and Navy third as they clock 20:02. In the four oared crews Syracuse wins, Cornell places second and Pennsylvania third with a 10:37 time. Freshmen race shows Wisconsin first, Syracuse second, Pennsylvania third at 9:58.
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Cornell
Columbia
Navy
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Cuse
Bnat
Fortmyer
Arkansas
Columba
Cornell Defeats Columbia In Dramatic Varsity Eight Races
In Poughkeepsie 20 000 spectators witnessed a brutal finish as Cornell edged Columbia by about ten feet after a late burst. Navy and Annapolis also competed with Navy showing a 38 40 stroke rate while Syracuse failed to finish the eight. Columbia dominated the freshmen race briefly before Cornell surged to lead near the end.
Hoosiers and Senators Scrap In Exciting Baseball Tilt
The Hoosiers and the Senators finished their series Thursday afternoon with tight defense and hustling plays. Wicker dominated on the mound for Bedford while Briggs was replaced by Chenault as the Senators rallied. key moments included a fourth inning double play by Hulswitz Wrigley and Kthm and a late push by Gessler and Friel.
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Briggs
Chenault
Hoosiers
Hooke
Williams
Livingston
Jude
Hulswitz
Wicker
Wrigley
Columbus
Blue
Zeke
Friel
Cromley
Sac Gregie
Kihm
Louisville
Kthm
Siegle
Carr
Jockeys From Blt Tracks Prepare for July 4 Derby Bouts
Lew Shank oversees running events at the fair grounds on July 4 with riders from Latonia and possibly Windsor. The Derby and three quarter mile races draw top horses under the Gentlemen's Driving club as Shank enters several runners and aims for a strong field. Entries close Saturday and Shank will then train and field horses for the big prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Shank
Fair Grounds
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Latonia
Windsor Track
Indianapolita
Shank
County Recorder
Livingston May Go Back to Redland
Cincinnati manager Hanlon doubts Paddy Livingston would improve Reds staff if he returns from Indianapolis. Rumors say Livingston has shown progress for Hoosiers this season and Cincinnati retains first claim on his services but has not decided to exercise option.
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Indianapolis
Shimy
Bow
Cincinnati
Hanlon
Livingesten
Paddy
Hoosiers
Thursday Games Across Leagues Highlight Odds and Matchups
American Association features Columbus at Indianapolis Louisville at Toledo Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis. National League matchups include St Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburg at Chicago New York at Philadelphia Boston at Brooklyn. American League schedules have Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia New York at Boston Central League games include Grand Rapids at Evansville South Bend at Terre Haute Dayton at Wheeling Springfield at Canton.
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American Association
Columbus Aesvee Ate
Toledo Cabonacens
Minneapolis Ee Beeee
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Sensevancovssens OD
St. Paul
ABS
Lewisville
Indianapolis
Adeven
Aeesesee
National
Mus
Pet
Chicago
New York
Teeewereee
Philadelphia
Grand Rapids
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
National League
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
American League
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Evansville
South Bend
Terre Haute
Dayton
Wheeling
Springfield
Canton
Britt Nelson boxing match postponed to July
The Britt Nelson fight is delayed to late July due to a serious ear operation on Nelson. Also appears: Park View Sanatorium advertising cancer and other treatments, with Dr. L. T. Leach of New York and listings for The New Mlinson Hall An MEx, 130 Hastio Street and meals in the city.
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San Francisco
Nelson
Park View Sanatorium
L. T. Leach
New York
Sic
Mlinson Hall
ANMEX
Hastio Street
Death Blow to Hot Springs Racing in Court Action
Hot Springs racing received a death blow when Essex Park, owned by the Hot Springs Jockey Club, was placed in receivership by a United States circuit court order. Receiver Martin A. Hitzel was appointed after a petition filed by Jerome B. Resabe.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hot Springs Racing
United States
Essex Park
Hot Springs Jockey Club
Martin A. Hitsele
Jerome B. Res
Abe
Harvard Oarsman Lost To Fever On Eve Of Yale Race
Glass, Harvard Varsity eight star, was removed to New London hospital with a high fever on the eve of the Yale Harvard race. He is 6 feet 4, 190 pounds, 28 years old, and a cousin of Yale football guard Ned Glass. He reportedly chilled on damp grass while reading Yale’s baseball news sent by ticker.
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Red Top
Conn
Glass
Harvard
New London Memorial Hospital
Spokane
Wash
Ned Glass
Yale
Two Pitchers Sold to Evansville
Springfield Ohio June 77 Pitchers Fred Alberta and William Breitenstein of Cincinnati were sold by the local club to Evansville.
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Springfield
Fred Alberta
William Breitenstein
Cincinnati
Evansville
Spiked Johnny Carr in Shreveport brawl
In Shreveport Louisiana on June 27 Harry Matthews New Orleans catcher clashed with sports editor Zenders after allegations he spiked Shortstop Carr. Mayor Bernstein intervened as a rough confrontation ended with Matthews arrested for assault and battery and escorted by police to protect him from an angry crowd. trial set for August 16.
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The
Sun
Shreveport
Shreveport Times
Carr
Harry Matthews
New Orleans
Zenders
Bernstein
Matthews
Emperor Wilhelm’s yacht Meteor damaged in Kiel squall
In Kiel on June 27 the Emperor William’s yacht Meteor suffered damage after a heavy squall during a race with the Hamburg crew. The bobstay and bowsprit were torn but no one aboard was hurt.
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Kiel
Germany
Emperor Willam
Meteor
Eckernfoerle
Mamburg
Umpire Records and League Moves Highlight Busy Sports Roundup
The American Turf association plans to oppose Sunday racing in New Orleans while national baseball teams face a $300000 loss from a weak season. Umpire Selley fined Clinton players in Peoria, Mike Lynch retires to practice law in Boston, and Michigan catcher John Loell declines Little Rock’s Southern league offer to protect amateur status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loell
Michigan
Little Rock
Watkins Seeks Bush League Stars For Indiana Hoosiers
Indianapolis owner Samuel Watkins reportedly scours minor leagues for promising players. Shaw of Cedar Rapids is a top target as a potential infield addition, with Belden Hill hesitating for a richer offer. Scouts also eye two outfielders and another infielder from the O P M and O P leagues, while umpire Gerald Hayes notes two strong prospects in Wisconsin leagues.
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Presiden Watkins
Hoosiers
Shaw
Cedar Rapids
Indiana
Watkins
Belden Hill
Hill
Gerald Hayes
Freeport
Fran Claire
Wis
Applications for liquor licenses in Indianapolis wards
Notices inform voters in Center township Marion county Indiana that James M. Jones Chas Rogers and F H Rhees will apply at the August term 1907 for licenses to sell spirituous and malt liquors in quantities under five gallons with drink on premises. Locations span several streets including Thirtieth street canal Maryland California English avenues and Woodlawn additions. Pool table privileges also requested where noted.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Thirtieth Street
Indianapolis
James M. Jones
Bareby
Maroin County
Said County
Maryland Street
Maryland
California
Chas
Rogers
State of
English Avenue
Spann & Co
Woodlawn
F. H. Rhees
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Hughes
Petty and O'Connor
White and Sullivan
Young and Criger
Orth
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Donovan and
Payne
Hess and Bemis
Central League
Damman and Dunn
Hammond and Clark
Dickson and Moran
Hastley and Spahr
Maloy
Monson
Brosius and
McConnell
Lindsay and
Johnson
Bales
Marquard and
Holmes
Victor
Matty Baldwin
Lumbia
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Poughkeepsie, N. Y
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Syra
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Bill Friel
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Run
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Shelbyville, ND
Redland
Paddy Livingston
Reds
Dianapolis
Cincinnati Club
Britt
Harvard Oarsman III
Johnny Carr
Sportlettes
American Turf Association
Central
Selley
Peoria
Clinton
Mike Lynch
Pirate Crew
Mr. Besdek
University of Chicago
A. A
Frankfort
O. P
Reilly
Fonhl
Itheevans Chemical CO
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Draggista
Qivcetar
Marvel
Senrip
Marvel Co
H. J. Huder
Smale LE Ghaws
Hest
Mos
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