Indians Shut Out Tigers 1 0 In San Antonio Camp
Indianapolis pitchers Graham Hardgrove and Reynolds held Detroit to four hits as Jennings Tigers were blanked 1 0. Carr praised Hardgrove and Reynolds while noting injuries hampering Indianapolis, with Hayden Bowerman ill and plans to travel to Houston for today’s game.
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Jennings
Tigers
Detroit
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Hardgrove
Reynolds
Jennings Tribe
Sie
Tom Jones
Gardgrove
Beckendorf
Browning
Race Winners in Jacksonville Meet
John Pendergast aboard Musgrave wins with Louise second place for G Burns with Gretna Green third. King Avondale ridden by J Reid places fifth while Bir Catenby Powers also features in the results.
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Musgrave
Wair Louise
G. Burne
Gretna Green
G. Burns
John Griffon
Mr. Sete Ae
King Avondale
J. Reid Ooeers
Catenby
Powers
Diary of a Busher Keeps Texas Dream Alive
The Texas visit sparks talk with a stenographer who fancies ballplayers and hints at majors, but the diarist vows to focus on hitting as he climbs from bush league to higher levels. He recalls O Rourke, a St. Louis infielder linked to theater talk, and notes the pressure to quit picture shows to stay sharp for advancement.
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Texas
Waco
Indianapolis
O'Rourke
St. Louis Nationals
Jawn McCloskey
McCloskey
Colts Pull Game Out in the Ninth
In Fort Worth Texas on March 23 the Brown Colts beat Ft Worth 6 to 5 in a game full of hitting and excitement. Al Orth pitched four innings with Thielman finishing. Five players were thrown out at the plate as Ft Worth’s defense faltered. The Colts surged in the ninth to secure the two runs needed for victory.
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al Orth
Thielman
Indianapolis
Calahan
Spencer
Milligan
Ease
Ose
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Lindaman
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Ers
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Sy Salazar
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Dy Stein
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Callahan
Slagle
Linndeman
Coyle
Salazar
Ludianapolis
G. Ft. Worth
Lindaman Milligan
McKay
Covley
Jolley
Filman
Pire
Matthews
Sets Fast Pace Jack Frill Builds Early Lead At Athens
Yankee Colts pitcher Jack Frill is training with the squad in Athens Georgia and has impressed with sharp mechanics and speed. Analysts expect him to set a fast pace for rival pitchers of the association this season.
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Jack Frill
Yankee Colts
Athens
Georgia
Give the Eccentric Rubes Their Change
A St Louis column defends pitcher Rube Waddell against harsh criticism. It questions the usefulness of public scolding for players and argues Waddell remains valuable, deserving encouragement and a chance to prove himself rather than denigration.
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Rube Waddell
Waddell
George Edward
Rube
Marquard
Spiceland All-Stars Seek Games With Young Teams
The Spiceland All-Stars announce plans to play against 1d-year-old teams. They invite S. addresses and note a Friday game at Lewisville, Indiana, with Pickering, Spiceland, as the contact.
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Spiceland All-Stars
Pickering
Spiceland
Ind
Lewisville
Gossip of Teams and Players In Baseball Circles
A mosaic of player moves and rumors from the baseball world. Johnny Evers returns as a spirited presence while Daubert, Dahlen, and McLean figure in trade chatter. Lions include Ty Cobb rising to 9000 over three years and Reds eyes on Cheney and McLean. Jays note O’Toole with the Saints, Speaker back with Griff, and many minor signings across leagues.
Wolgast Nelson fight pictures at Empire theater Indianapolis
Photographs from the Wolgast Nelson bout shown next week at the Empire theater in Indianapolis. Images highlight the fierce finish and debate over the referee's ruling, with Nelson depicted battered and uncertain as fans argue over the winner. Also notes latest on Attell and Marto bout reactions.
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Empire Theater
Indianapolis
Ad Wolgast
Cadillac
Nelson
Eddie Smith
Wolgast
Michigan
Wolgant
Lost Money Gambling Now Wants It Back in Suit
Peter Scallan sues several alleged gambling housekeepers in Lafayette Indiana seeking 2480 he says he lost at roulette. Defendants named are Michael G. Ricks Fred Buscher Peter J. Lamb and Lambert Bertha. Scallan, once in the saloon business, sold his home and other property last year to raise cash amid losses. He vows to file more suits if settlements are not made and more money is returned.
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Lafayette
Ind
Peter Scallan
Roulette
Michael G. Ricks
Fred Buscher
Peter J. Lamb
Lambert Bertha
Scatlan
Oakland Hill
Sealian
Auto Dealers Oppose Downtown Garage Ordinance
Automobile dealers and garage owners dispute a city council proposal restricting garages to a downtown district unless residents approve. They call the measure class legislation unjust and undesirable and argue that garages in residential areas are a necessary convenience for many households.
Yesterday's Scores Across Multiple Baseball Grids
Scores from games in Hot Springs Boston Cincinnati Memphis Brooklyn Memphis Southern Hot Springs Pittsburg Sherman Austin College Mobile Chicago Mobile Southern Little Rock St Louis National Regulars Dallas Cleveland Dallas Texas Los Angeles Chicago Redland Athens New York Vanigans Regulayn.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Memphis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Vanigans
Sherman
Tex
St. Louis
Austin College
Mobile
Ala
Chicago
Little Rock
Dallas
Cleveland
Texas
Los Angeles
Redland
Athens
New York
Regulayn
Oxford Wins Historic Boat Race By Four Lengths
Oxford led from start to finish over Cambridge in the annual boat race from Putney to Mortlake. The ideal day drew a close packed crowd, with Oxford finishing 3.5 lengths ahead in 20 minutes 14 seconds after the start at 12:26 p.m. Cambridge briefly led mid-race before Oxford surged ahead.
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Putney
England
Asford
Cambridge
Oxford
Street Car Strike Boosts Auto Trade in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports a record surge in motor car sales and transfers as the street car strike disrupts transit. Auto dealers are swamped with orders while many owners move others unable to afford purchases, making automobile row the city's busiest area.
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Philadelphia
Automobile Row
Licensed Aviators for the Speedway Aeroplane Circus
The Wright brothers have agreed to license aeroplanes for the aviation meet at the Indianapolis motor speedway in mid June. The Wright company will license five to eight machines to appear at the meet only, with operators barred from any other meet without a Wright license. A Farman machine is present, and other makes are planned to participate.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Bh. A. Moross
Speedway
Tivton Betthing
Wright Company
Wright
Parkey McFarland to Fight Welsh at Sporting Club
London May 50 Parkey McFarland of Chicago and Freddy Welsh of Wales agreed to a 183 pound, two o’clock bout at the National Sporting Club with a $7500 purse and a $1000 side bet by each fighter. Winner to take $6400.
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Parkey McFarland
Chicago
Freddy Welsh
Wales
London
England
Bronson Knocks Out O Keefe In Third Round
Ray Bronson of Indiana scored a sudden third round knockout of Tommy O Keefe in Boston. Bronson used a long left and kidney punches to wear down O Keefe, who fell twice before the referee stopped the fight. O Keefe had earlier floored Bronson in the second round with a body punch.
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Mass
Ray Bronson
Indiana
Tommy O’keefe
Bronson
O'Keefe
O’kkeefe
Keefe
O’keefe
Honey Mellody
Jimmy Moriarity
Lowell
Mellody
Moriarity
Langford Aids Jeffries In Training At Coast Camp
Samuel Langford the Boston fighter may join James J Jeffries staff near Rowardene for ten to fourteen days of work. Langford’s manager Woodman arrives by car as Jeffries and Ed Walsh and Harry Suter discuss daily mixed work and play. The plan is to ship Langford to refine speed before the northern camp opening. Rain and slush do not deter training as Langford works at the woodpile with Bob Armstrong nearby under an umbrella.
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Samuel Langford
Boston
Jeffries
Rowarden
Woodman
Langford
Jeff
Jim
Ed Walsh
Harry Suter
Chicago White Sox
Hase Langford
Dusky Sam
Reichel
Philadelphia
Bob Armstrong
Auto Industry Aims and Growth Shaping U S Car Market
In 1898 there were 23 autos in the nation. Now about 200000 motorcars are expected to be made in the United States valued at 1200 each, generating a 240 million dollar yearly retail business. About 250000 cars are in daily use, with midwestern plants dominating output.
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United States
America
Middle West
Fenjamin Briscoe
United States Motor Company
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