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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1904

Page

6

Hoosiers Outslug Mudhens In Muddy Hoosier Victory

Indianapolis notes detail a Hoosiers win over the Mudhens after a pitching duel. Cromley returned from a layoff to work effectively, Heydon delivered a timely double and triple, Carr added three singles, and Deering’s wild work helped sink the Mudhens. Attendance logged at 20.

Cromity Heydon Carr Agures Tadianapouis H . A. E. Wander Montgomery Hekey Delamerr Bown Corser Prosper Tours Pereyeee Deering Hy Cromiey Deereng Dickey Strynon Martin Ma' Joon Brothers Frishle Huyaan Bacrifice hite-Montgomery Seydon Frishi Dicker Trishle

Western Open Golf Championship at Kent Country Club

Top players including Bert Nichollé Alec Smith Lawrence vuchterlonle Wille Anderaoh Bertie Way George Braid Fred McLeod and Alec Taylor travel to Grand Rapids Michigan to compete as the Western Open Golf Championship returns under Western Golf Association auspices at Kent Country Club.

Grand Rapids Mich Kent Country Club Western Golfssociation Berard Nichollé Alec Smith Lawrence Vuchterlonle Wille Anderaoh Bertie Way George Braid Fred McLeod Ron Impnon Alec Taylor Jhlok Aumber Rombettiore

Western champion title and prize at Kent country club

The event runs a 38 hole straight medal play with amateurs and professionals vying for the Western championship. The prize includes $100 worth of silver plate if an amateur wins, otherwise the prize goes to the professional winner. The Kent Country Club course is short with rolling terrain and hazards. Past Western Open titles were won by Brith at Glen View, Aventur at Mon­te, Anderson at Euclid, and Smith at Milwaukee.

Cain Willie Brith Glen View Lawrence Aventerlonte Midlothian Wille Anderson Euclid Club Cleveland Isd Atec Smith Milwaukee

Former Golf Champion Harry Vardon Fails to Win Open

Harry Vardon, once a golf champion, failed to win the open championship despite showing form. He could not participate fully in some English matches due to illness but entered the open championship. He otherwise appeared in his accustomed form and might have been a dangerous opponent if fit.

Harry Vardon Viarry Vardon

Fans Backing Thrift Signings As Toledo Club Battle Looms

President Burchaupt and Manager Phil Ups push thrift signings for new players. Genrse Lennan of the St. Paul club wins an injunction against T. J. Rye, owner of Colombug, blocking takeovers of Toledo club. Legal battle ahead as ownership of Toledo is settled in Chicago. Magoon, Dickey, Fisher, Hogrever, Swander noted in lineup shifts for upcoming games.

Burchaupt Phil Ups Ete Eee Genrse Lennan St. Paul T. J. Rye Colombug Toledo Wedorsity Chinago Magoon

Where They Play American Association and League Matchups

In Indiana and beyond, matchups list Totedo at Indunapolis Louisville at Columbus Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis and American League games St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit New York at Basra Philadelphia at Washington National League Chicago at St Louis Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Central League gouth Benda Terre Haute Grand Rapide at Evansville Paoriac at Dayton Fort Wayne at Wheeling.

American Association Totedo Indunapolis Loulaville Columbus Milwaukee St. Paul Kansas City Minneapolia St. Louis Chicago Cleveland Detroit New York Basra Philadelphia Washington National League Boston Brooklyn Gouth Benda Terre Haute Grand Rapide Evansville Paoriac Dayton Fort Wayne Wheeling Pat Columbus St Paul Co St. Louisville Indiana Toledo Indianapolis Minneapolis Kansas Pea Columbus Loulsvile Pau Siti Wkee Cuba Etarety Cincinnati SL. Louis Easton Cinginmati Bt. Louis Hiadelphia Pittsburg Central League Lon Pet Terre Hauterenee South Bent Byaneville Fort, Wayne Terre Haut Bouth Bend Grand Rapid Pearta

Cornell loses twice to Syracuse on Poughkeepsie course

On Tuesday at Poughkeepsie Cornell's aquatic team saw two defeats as Syracuse crews won the four mile eight oar varsity and the freshmen two mile eight oar races by clear margins. Cornell won the four car varsity race with Wisconsin a factor, while Columbia finished second in the four quad. Foote brothers aided Cornell in the varsity, edging out Capt. Coffin of Indianapolis and Forbes of No. 3.

Poughkeepsie, N Corenell Syracuse Pough- Koopsie Syracuse University Sone of Corneil Mugins Friends of Cornell Case Wisconsin Columbia Foote Brothers Capt Coffin Indianapolis Forbes No. 3

Standings and Scores From Northeast League Night

Chicago defeats Detroit 47 to 2 as Boston leads New York 3 to 2 and Cleveland 4 to 0 over St Lula. Washington 2 Philadelphia 1 rounds out the listed results in a compact set of scores.

Chicago Detroit Bostort New York Cleveland St. Lula Washington Phuindelphia

Much Red Tape When One Meets Pope Pius

Cleveland, O., June 3. Dr J Gallagher and others sought an audience with Pope Pius at the Vatican. They describe long delays, the dress code for attendees, and the five minute interview where the pope expressed interest in America and the Catholic Church there. The account highlights protocol and hopes for a favorable audience.

Pope Pius Cleveland, O Kishen Horetmann Patrick Farrell J. ¥. Gallagher Cleveland Dr. Gal~lagher Vatican Ben Gen Yarmes Swika Perhage Ray Cos Michael Angelo Vhamiwrinin Pope Leo America Pius Leo Id

Tragic Self Destruction Tangles San Francisco Play

San Francisco Call editor George Rephen shot himself, leaving a note pleading for sympathy for Miss Joan Haydenfeldy and claiming despondency drove the act. The romance involved a stage play titled The Cycle of Invie with costumes by the actress.

Ban Francisco George Rephen San Francisco Call Chivatroun San Francisco Oid Anphen

Twins Racket Worked By Grafters

In letters to public figures, grafters pose as new parents of twins or triplets and claim they will name a child after the recipient. The unsuspecting officials often receive gifts, yet a careful secretary can discard the bogus note.

Benator Falr Banks Jerry Matthews Presenta Ovmres

Genuine and the Biz Men In Subtle Compliments

The remark notes that genuine people and business figures alike value sincere praise, regardless of size or status, and that they tend to feel complimented by respectful, genuine acknowledgement rather than flattery.

Woman Sends Senator a Stanza of Poetry

Fred Landis visited Senator Beveridge Tuesday and spoke of the wisdom of a youth orator. The senator’s mail remains filled with letters praising his speech at the national Republican convention. A woman sent Beveridge a stanza she composed for his Chicago address, but it was not used.

Fred Landis Beveridge Frank T. R. Shipp Kia Apeech Chicago

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