Hoosiers Rally for Twenty Three Hits in Indiana Spoils
Indianapolis wins with twenty three hits led by Hoghever and O'Brien as Dale Gear struggles on the mound. Gear, serving as president manager and pitcher, allows six early runs while Buttboff fields sharply and Sutthoff and Kihm contribute at the plate. The barrage begins early and the Hoosiers rout Kansas City with a strong offensive showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Gear
Hoghever
Kansas City
Hocesiers
Gear
Hoerever
O'Brien
Indianapolis
Grady
Beville
Lewee
O’brien
McBride
Sutthoff
Kihm
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years
Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal suffered sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years. He tried many remedies until Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave immediate relief and eventual cure. He praises the balm as effective and notes he has had no recurrence. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh ‘Dgar
Germantown
Cal
Indians Triumph Over Kansas City in Slow Affair
Indianapolis beats Kansas City 13 to 7 in a lengthy game. P. O'Brien hits a home run, Hogliever makes a late spectacular catch, and Sutthoff shores up defense with two key double plays. Beville and Kuhns contribute heavy hits as the teams exchange runs through the innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi O'Brien
Kuhns
Nance
Rothfuss
Smith
Grady
Sutthoff
A .Douglé
Herdon
Lewee
Babb
Beville
Ballard
Bevilla
Gear
McBride
Charleyhiyrse
O’brien
Hogriever
Kuhm
Coulter
Fox
Reville
Kihm
Heydon
Kansas City
Hogrlever
O'Brien
Meee c
Teewee
McBryde
Indianapolis
J. O'Brien
P. O'Brien
M Heydon
Indiana Hoosiers Fans See Slow Batting In Low Attendance
The ladies were there and 721 paid admissions marked the crowd as Indiana Hoosiers wore out their bats. Lewee faced the plate amid cheers while Lewee got support from Sutthoff and Beville in the infield. O'Brien connected for a homer driving the ball over right field as the ninth inning closed with casual good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewee
Sutthoff
Hoghever
Beville
O’brien
Wednesday Games Across Leagues Against St. Paul and Detroit
American Association results show Columbus 8 St Paul 6 with Bailey Wagner Fox and Ferguson Hurley on batteries. Minneapolis 2 Toledo 1 with Sporer Zalusky Mack Gramius. Louisville 15 Milwaukee 2 with Flaherty Spies Bracken Speer. American League notes Cleveland defeated by Chicago. Baltimore 5 Boston 4. Philadelphia 11 Washington 7. St Louis 1 Detroit 0. Harper Snyder and Sievers McGuire noted on batteries. National League reports New York 6 Philadelphia 5. Pittsburgh 7 St Louis 4. Cheabro O Connor Yerkes Nichols on batteries.
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Columbus
St. Paul
Bailey
Chicas
Cleveland
Griffith He ‘Dutitvai
Aces
Bemis
Baltimore
Boston
Hughes and Robinson
Winters
Criqer
Philadelphia
Washington
Wiltse
Powers
Townsend
Drill
Detroit
Harper and Snyder
Sievers
McGuire
New York
7Thielman
Sparks
Bowerman
White
Doom
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cheabro
O'Connor
Yerkes
Nichols
Little Sportlets and Sunday Baseball Jokes Spark Toledo Tour
The column riffs on Sunday baseball plans with George Ketcham and his string of horses heading to Toledo through July 1. It questions Will OBrien's reliability at short in exhibition games and wonders where Cincinnati stands in the pennant race while Milford’s town is urged to try ping-pong or polo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ketcham
Toledo
O'Brien
Cincinnati
Muilford
Kid Carter
Norwood Inn
Carter
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Baseball talk and football scenes across leagues and towns
A fan diary recalls minor league talent scouting and managerial chatter about pony polo in Indianapolis. Buell of Kansas City cites needing good twirlers while McDonald shows puzzling insight. Comiskey faces AL turmoil and a stalled amicable settlement. Berlin hosts a corrupt English German clash with hostile spectators. St Paul arrives to challenge the Indians and ties Indianapolis for second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buell
Kansas City
McDonald
Berlin
Bookwalter
T. B. Laycock club forms for city league play
The club lists W. Myers as captain with Daley Sherer catching and Hiner Vollmer Levings Halter among pitchers. They seek Saturday afternoon challenges. manager G. D. Smith can be reached at the Laycock Manufacturing Co. Arsenal Stars seek city teams under 16. games set after 7 pm at 521 Dorman St. Viaducts aim for teams under 19. contact Frank Gardiner at 331 Sanders St. Indianapolis bowling league hosts a smoker at Turner Hall on May 3 with vaudeville and a mayoral speech.
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T. B. Laycock
W. Myers
Daley
G. D. Smith
T. B. Laycock Manufacturing Company
Arsenal Stars
Dorman St
Viaducts
Frank Gardiner
Sanderst
Indianapolis Bowling League
Turner Hall
Ohio
Dental College Team Schedules Tie With Short Ridge High
Wednesday afternoon at Business men's driving park the dental college team faced Short ridge high school. Shorty Rogers captain says the game was not called due to weather as players had cold feet. The contest held interest despite the cold conditions.
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Dental College
Shortridge High School
Business Men's
Shorty Rogers
Dental
Collegians
Fifth carnival slated at 214 Indiana avenue
The event lists a main ten-round bout between Jake Upshaw of Chicago and J Hinshaw of Anderson, each delivering two choice fights. A six-round undercard pits Kid Blackburn against Young Bybee of Indianapolis. The main bout starts at 9 p.m. at the venue on Thursday.
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Indiana Ave
Jake Upshaw
Chicago
J. Hinshaw
Anderson
Kid Blackburn
Young Bybee
Indianapolis
Greenup Drops Congress Bid After Music Holiday
Paducah Kentucky May reports that Geo W Greenup retires from the race for the Democratic nomination in district 1 and abandons his plan to run with daughter Miss Lotta Greenup who played violin in his campaign. The stunt drew crowds earlier but could not overcome opponents.
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Paducah
Miss Lotta Greenup
Congress
Geo. W. Greenup
Miss Lotta
Greenup
Tiffany Estate Sold for Monte Carlo Plan in Irvington
The estate of the late Charles L. Tiffany in Irvington New York 40 acres with a residence sold for 300000 to R H Jones a real estate dealer who is said to back Richard Canfield in opening a clubhouse to rival Monte Carlo golf links and other sports on the grounds Helen Gould’s summer home nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles L. Tiffany
Irvington
N. Y
R. H. Jones
Jones
Richard Canfield
Monte Carlo
Helen Gould
Plymouth church halts Propylaeum purchase plan
The Plymouth church congregation debated acquiring the Propylaeum for a church property but, at a Wednesday night meeting, decided the plan was not practical.
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Plymouth ‘Church
Propylaeum
Indianapolis Transit Plans Major College Ave Line Upgrade
The Indianapolis street railway company outlines a summer program including rebuilding the College-ave line from end to end with 90-pound welded rails, adding fifty new cars, and installing a 2,000 horsepower engine plus 1,200 kilowatt generator at the W. Washington street power house. Two new car barns will be built one near Louisiana street and another behind the McLean place barn, with paving planned from College-avenue to the little depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
McGowan
College-ave
McLean Place
Massachusetts Ave
Little Depot
Meat prices curb advance hit on early fruits and vegetables
The article notes meat price rises suppress demand for luxuries like early fruits and vegetables. A commission merchant cites potatoes as a stabilizing point, with experts predicting no potato famine and supply lasting until a new crop. Imports from Europe kept potato prices in check despite duties, flooding eastern cities and shifting the western market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
L. Keach
Europe
Death for Tour Young Persons in Kewanee
Four youths returning from a party were killed when the Burlington fast mail struck their carriage at Main Street crossing in Kewanee Illinois. Victims are C A Butters E A Emery Blanche Harding and Margaret Keeler. A runaway boy named Guy Brattain was found near Senate Ave and Washington St and taken to the police station for shelter and meals.
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Kewanee
C. A. Butters
E. A. Emery
Blanche Harding
Margaret Keeler
Kewanee, Ill
Burlington
Main St
Guy Brattain
Mount Carmel
Senate-ave
Washington St
Dickson
Guy
Property Transfers List For Local Area
Preston Harvey sold a lot on N Meridan St to Otto Haueisen for 10668.67. Gertrude Oakes transferred nine lots on Kenwood and N Illinois to Mansur Oakes for 15000. Edward Over sold near Twenty third Street to Alice Many for 3450. Flora Aronson bought near Pennsylvania and Twenty second Street from Ella Hill for 5000. Frank Steen sold at Delaware and Thirty fifth Streets to Mergesyt Dickey for 3500. Central Trust Company as trustee bought 56 lots on Martin and Shelby Streets from Susan McKernan for 1250 and other lots on Bacon Perry Shelby Knox and Dexter Streets from Justus Adams for 9750.
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Preston Harvey
N. Meriidan St
Otto F. Haueisen
Gertrude E. Oakes
Kenwood-ave
N. Iinois St
Mansur B. Oakes
Edward Over
Twenty-third-st
Sheda
Alice M. Many
Flora Aronson
Pennsylvania
Shelby, Knox, and
Dexter-sts
Justus C. Adams
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