Reidy Keeps the Senators at WG Mercy
Wily Reidy and his slow ball baffled the Tecks as Columbus won a pitchers battle. Berger allowed few hits but miscues aided the visitors. Reidy held the Hoosiers in check until late, while Pickering and McCreery produced early runs for Columbus. The game featured sharp defense and timely errors shaping the final score.
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Columbus
Duny
Wily Reidy
Motelers
Hoosiers
Alo Fra T
Berger
Carr
Bruce
Pickering
McCreery
Pierre
Indian
Thitswitt
Reidy
iPerce
Heidy
Columbia
Corgalton
Wrigley
Farrel
Ff Robertson
Indianapolis
Linton
Hases
Friel
Herger
Feud Backdrop From Bat Throwing Between Clarke and Bowerman
A historic baseball feud from early days links Frank Clarke of Pittsburgh and Frank Bowerman of New York. Clarke allegedly taunted Bowerman, who chased him after a bat throw. Bowerman's punch at Clarke followed, triggering a riot and long standing club tensions. The incident helped drive Bowerman to New York after Pittsburgh became Louisville and Pittsburgh consolidated.
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Cme
Frank Chirke
Pitteburg
Frank Bowerman
New York
Polo Grounds
Clarke
Louisville
Hawkniay
Pittstr
Peone
Bowermin
Bowerman
Abe
Latisele
Pittaburg
Laninville
Pittsburg
Britt and Sullivan Sign of Frisco Night Bout
San Francisco reports that Britt and Sullivan signed for a Wednesday night bout in this city. The match was arranged for July 2 with a declared weight of 155 pounds and a elated venue.
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Britt and Sullivan
Scripps-Wral Press Association
San Francisco
Jimmy Brite
Kidnilivan Mor
Grtteela
Hurdle and Flashy Stakes Highlight Midweek Racecard
The midweek program featured hurdle events with Green Gown winning the final chase at 7 to 1, and Clifton Forge dominating the seventh race. Poorlands led early in the hurdle, Belle Dodson placed second, while Shining Star faded in the optional stakes. Multiple races listed results with odds and placements, including Jolly Witch and Junto after a close wire finish.
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Uae
Snothey
Morrison
Jackey
Poorlands
Belle Dodson
Alice Comamoner
Shining Star
Clifton Forge
Platoon
Clover Hampton
Jolly Witch
Gierplater
P Tod
War Arconid
Babalor
Viaiin
Green Gown
Midnight Mingtree
Donganfinn
Grubthea
Band
Aes
Figer
Jalurph
Tempt
Orchéstra
Gerona
Voltate
Fate
Twetntow
Ernest Parnham
Gerda
Merces
Trent Mat
Murrigan
Goodchild
Clovar
Hanthton
R. Lowe
Semihole
Aleo Tan
Puese
Jtoorlands
Gertie
Rell
Begonia
Lane
Ume
Governor Shaw
Walter Schiffer
Guernemanz
Justi
Mike Charade
Dae ‘Thompson
Mia Gray
Waddell
Viola Blanche
Lila M
Green Gorin
Koerner
Midnight Minstrel
Tooman
Dungan Agn
M. Woods
Roger Smith
Fon Spray
Honda
Cohosset
Galil Monk
Peter Clark
Durvel
Byron Rose
Boudin Barred From Congress of Industrial Workers
Chicago lawyer and socialist S L Boudin was refused a seat at a congress of industrial workers held in Chicago. A protest erupted when he requested four delegates’ gratuities, a defiant woman shouted that they fight the entire parasitic class and the woman’s wishes carried, sealing his rejection.
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Ecrifps-M Rae Press Association
Chicago
S.L. B. Boudin
Congress of Industrial Workers
Boudin
Paris Alte
Courtney's Cornell Crew Seeks Intercollegiate Title Return
Charles E Courtney, famed rowing coach, steers the Cornell crew in a powerful effort at Poughkeepsie. The team, energized by last year's Syracuse defeat, pushes for the intercollegiate championship as they race with noted speed and precision.
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Charles E. Courtney
Poughkeepsie
Courtney
Syracuse
Ithiaea
Hia
Pers
Ghosby Shoots in Good Form at Grand American Handicap
The Grand American handicap will be shot Thursday with a preliminary on Wednesday led by W. R. Crosby who broke 195 of 200 targets. Fred Gilbert earned second honors, and C. M. Powers of Decatur Illinois posted the top amateur score with 191. Ohio won the state team event in a close contest with Ull pols. Indiana scored 9 out of 500.
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W. R. Crosby
Gec.ond
Fred Gilbert
C. M. Powers
Decatur
Ili
Ohio
Ullpols
Indiana
Cornell Wins Regatta In One Rowing Meet
Poughkeepsie July 2 Cornell led the eight oared varsity race for the Kennedy Challenge cup with Syracuse second and Georgetown third. The event covered two miles, with times showing Cornell at 10 1 23 and Syracuse 10 38 25, followed by Columbia and Wisconsin. Freshmen eight oared crew results and varsity four mile event placements also noted, highlighting Cornell and Columbia across races.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Carswell
Courtney
Easlly
Byracuse
Cornell
Serarpee
Doen Dengine
Georgetown
Columbia
Pannaylaniz
Wisconsin
Avatar
Davideon
Philadelpha
Syracuse
Cornell Secant
onPnsylvania
Syracure
Pennsylvania
University
Lovie L. Seaman
Cornell Brat
Byracure
Penwaybumta
Wineragin
Pastor in Court Over Beating Allegation
Chicago June 3 Rev John P Stratton pastor of the Second Baptist church recently called from Texas was accused in a justice court of beating Anna Johnson a Black employee in his household Stratton denies the charge saying she was discharged for stealing clothes
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Scrippe M Rae Press Association
Chicago
John P. Stratton
Second Baptist Church
Texas
Anna Johnson
Negreas
Stratton
Pretty Wife Elopes After Day’s Acquaintance
Special to the Sun Wheeling report on June 3 describes Charles Frazier of Chester alleging his wife ran off with his nephew Fred Dewees after a single day together. Frazier showed police a note from his wife reading Dear Husband May God forgive me. He says Dewees and Mrs Frazier have been missing since Monday and that the nephew came from Lan Liverpool seeking aid.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Charles Frazier
Chester
Fred Dewees
Frasier Ayd
Ean Hiverpool
Frasier
Frazier
Gust Ruslin's Dream Of Boxing Glory Through Years Of Fights
The fragmented report chronicles Gus Rublin and rival boxers from early heavyweights, detailing his bouts with Madden, Jeffries era fighters, and a late career tour. It notes near money-drawing performances, a notable draw with Defries, a six-round KO loss to Akron Gus, and later attempts at heavyweight challenges. The piece references Maher, Sharkey, and Corbett era names, reflecting a long career path.
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Jom Choyuski Tok
Mercy
Sharkey
Barrow Acquires Moran From Browns Organization
Manager Barrow has purchased the services of Charley Moran, an infielder and former Georgetown player, from the Browns. Moran has been a top player in the league for four years and is not currently bound to Indianapolis.
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Barrow
Moran
Res
Charley Moran
Gt. Louie Browns
Georgetown
Ranatorn
Indianapolis
Fragmentary School Bird Lesson Echoes from Landes
In a damaged excerpt a teacher points to a bird in an object lesson and mispronounces a word about a heron. The next day a pupil writes an essay noting the bird’s tail, but the text shows garbled spelling and unclear context from Landes.
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Landes
Brother Joe Retires From the Diamond
Special to the Bun Francisco report notes Joe Corbett once a National Tiguer retires from baseball amid farewell appearances and family ties. It hints his brother Jim Corbett may have retired or returned several times, with no lasting limelight. The piece recounts Corbett’s St Louis Nationals tenure and a tentative postscript on the Robinsons signing him in spring.
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Francisco
Jude
Joe Ett
Corbet
Jim Corbatt
Sam
Dia
Jon
Jon Corbett
St. Louis Nationals
Twe Robinsnns
M. Corbett
Robinsons
Thursday's Games Mix Amateur Standings And Slips In Report
Baseball schedule cluttered with American Association and National League matchups. Fraoklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and other teams listed across leagues with numerous battery pairings noted, plus local results and incidents including a 600 cigars theft at a Manhattan restaurant and a fatal wagon accident in Reynolds.
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American Association Dillanapoly
Columbus
Tootilville
Tateda St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minnrapolis
Fraoklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Horton
St. Louis
Chicago
Central League
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Springfield
Evanaville
South Bend
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Legisville, Ky
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