Hart A Wizard Old Fellow Works Well In The Box
Hoosiers beat the Blues 12 to 4 as Billy Hart, aging yet sharp, pitched for Indianapolis. He mixed multiple curves while receiving uneven defense, with Dunleavy Perry and Leahy driving offense amid errors by Kansas City. The game marked strong infield play and growing form for the Hoosiers as Hart defied age with a confident showing.
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American Association
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Blues
Billy
Hart
Bond Hill
Cincinnati
Mathewaoo
Goren
Hoonlers
Dunleavy
Carr
Kelley
James
Egan
Fintus
Jimmy Collingaa
Phyle
Parrine
Casesday
Olmstead
Perry
Indianapolis
O. A. E. Dunleavy
Kmanses City
Gigock
Rotheeh
Leshy
Denleary
Pery
Perrine
Per Pine
Leahy
Farrell
Hill
Rathged
Jamen
Marine City
Kanes City
Central League and Major Matchups Shown in Schedule Notes
Central League results and Wednesday schedule summary include Grand Rapids over Terre Haute 6 1,000 in a multi-city card with Wheeling and Springfield results. American Association games list Kansas City at Indianapolis and Milwaukee at Louisville with other pairings. National League and American League matchups appear by city, with pitchers and battery lines noted for several sites.
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Pet
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Booth Bena
Springfield
Wheeling
Terre Haute
American Association
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City
Indianapolis
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Toledo
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Boston
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
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Washington
Detroit
Review Trotting Scandal Involving Ed ward Sanders Case
Special to The San NOW YORK May 2 Testimony in the case arising from the confession of Ed ward Sanders that he gave mercury to the trotting mare Lou Dillon and abetted her defeat by Major Delmar in 1064 for the Memphis gold cup was refused by the complainants. The board of review ordered the matter forward Thursday at 10 o clock though a dismissal seemed possible as counsel cites unready evidence and civil courts pending. Members include Major P P Johnston William Russell Allen John C Welty Charles Dana Palmer and H N Bafa.
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York
Edward Sanders
Mercury
Mars
Lou Dillon
Hus
Detmar
Memphs
National Trotting Association
Associations Board of Review
Casa
Supreme Court of New York
E. H. Smathers
Major Delmar
Memphis
C. XK. G. Bil- Unge
Manu
B. F. Trasy
Murray Hows
Board of
P. P. Johnston
Lexington
William Russell Allen
St Louis
John C. Welty
Canton
Local player sidelined by nail injury again
McClintock of the local team will miss action after shedding two toe nails in recent days. The first nail came off Saturday and the second on Sunday. Doctors note growths may hinder recovery, but he expects to walk again in three to four weeks.
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Youngstown
Bhartjatop McClintock
Bia
Would Try Again Box Some Old Stager
Big Fellow confesses he issues a challenge in about every town he strikes. John L. Sullivan says he runs seven challenges per town and plans to keep it up. He notes boxers of long public exposure are not in better trim and recalls a Boston relief effort for California quake victims. Sullivan proposes a three round bout with Charles Mitchell or a match for his trainee Al Cutler, eyed against a 150 pounder.
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John
Sullivan
John Jo
Boston
John L
San Francisco
Thas
California
Charles Mitchell
America
England
Charita Mitchell
Houte
New York
Mitchell
Jeffries
O'Brien
al Cutler
Frank Hall
Cutler
Dirk
Lajan
Wagner
Seymour
Ela Wheeler Wilcox
Sherring Wins Marathon at Athens in Olympic Style Victory
Special to The Jam Athens May 2 William Sherring of Hamilton Ontario won the marathon in 2 hours 1 minute and 23.36 seconds to claim eleven firsts for Canada. Ewamberg Sweden finished second eight yards behind, Frank Irish American AC took third as Greek royalty cheered. Crown Prince Constantine greeted Sherring at the stadium and King George handed him a bouquet amid cheers and gifts. Swambrau finished about seven minutes back with Tomyos and Afsthos close behind. Greece dominated the discus event with Jorneau winning 6 meters 32.0 centimeters and Georgandas second, Madina third. America led with seven firsts for the day against Britain Greece and Sweden.
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Athens
William Sherring
Hamilton
Ont
Ewamberg
Sweden
Frank
A C
Sherring
Crown Prince
Constantine
King George
Olga
Nowere
Swamberg
Swambers
Tomyos
Afsthos
Greece
Blake
Jorvi+neau
Georgandas
Aocona
Madina
America
Great Britain
Rey C. Every
N.Y
Grasks
Scientific batman Willie Keeler as a slugger
The diminutive Willie Keeler, a left handed right fielder for the New York Americans, is praised as a highly scientific batsman. Veteran pitcher Skeeter Nichols calls him the hardest man to fool, noting Keeler reads pitches, varys decisions, and uses bunts or hits to place the ball over fielders’ heads. Keeler stresses deceptive plate approach and selective hitting to steal bases.
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Wille Keeler
New York
Skeeter
Om Bosen
Keeler
Banting & Men
Saya Keeler
How To Play Batting In Early Baseball Lessons
Instructional batting guide emphasizes stance and grip, facing the pitcher, and aiming for unoccupied territory. It warns against poetry distractions and urges maturity, confidence, and selective striking while noting team needs and avoiding flashy home runs.
American Victors Dominate Track Meet FinalResults
Englishmen placed fourth as American athletes claimed most events. Paul Pilgrim of NYAC won the 200 meter final in 2 minutes 1% seconds, with James D. Lightbody of Chicago University second and Lieut W Talswelle of England third. In the 120 meter hurdles, H G Deavitt of Williams College won in 16.15 seconds, A H Hosley of England took second, and Duncker of Germany finished third.
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Paul Pilgrim
N.Y.A
RETURN OF ROBBY MILLER AND CHINA BOYCOTT NOTES
In Terre Haute Indiana May 2 special despatch reports Robby Miller, second baseman, returning after leaving for Reading outlaw league. A telegram from Durberger Gazin, once with New York State league, indicates he will join at Grand Rapids. The Chinese boycott section notes California floor men feeling pressure as Stockton mines cut shipments to China from 10,000 barrels yearly to 4,00.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Heenic
Robby" Miller
Reading Outlaw
Durberger Gazin
New York State League
Grand Rapids
Chinest
California
Stockton
China
Giants Poised for Runaway Lead as Matty Absent
Special to Thesus New York May 2 Giants likely to sprint ahead in the National League if Western clubs falter. McGraw’s team, hampered by Christy Mathewson’s absence, shows strength and leads the race. Boston Chicago and Cincinnati appear weakened. St. Louis and Brooklyn loom as threats. Fans await the national championship ceremonies and a bold world title claim.
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New York
Giants
Christy Mathaween
Bozeman Bulger
Phillies
Boston
Pillsburg
Chicago
Cinicianati
St. Louis
Meg
Brooklyn
Matty
Mathewson
Theble
McGraw
Market for Foreign Wares Expands Slowly in China
A market for foreign wares exists and grows, but China will adopt only a small share of items it does not yet deem essential to its current social plan.
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China
Rails Ordered for 500 Tons by Indiana Traction Company
An order for 500 tons of fibster rails has been placed by the Indianapolis Crawfordsville & Western Traction Company for September delivery. Grading work progresses rapidly. Hearse Draped in Green at Lancwater England for W Wingate Saul funeral. drivers wore green and chestnut horses used.
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Indianapolis, Crawfordsville & Western Traction Company
Lancwater
England
W. Wingate Saul
Derby Field Set With Six Good Ones
In Kentucky the Derby lineup features six strong contenders including Sir Huon and Ellison Pair. The Good One and Flag are highlighted as likely runners while Sir Huon appears near the finish and Ellison Pair shows form.
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Huon
Ellison
Derby Field Odds and Derby Day Preparations at Churchill Downs
Probable Derby field includes Hyperion VI Debar Velours Sir Huon and Creel with odds varying by stable. Forecasts call for a fast surface despite potential rain, a record crowd expected, and track improvements completed including widened betting shed and new stalls. Trainers favor Sir Huon but expect other contenders to challenge as race day approaches.
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Hyperion VI
D. Austin
Lady Navarre
Burns
James Reddick
Domintch
Swain
Debar
Niel
Bir Huon
Troxter
Creel
Ace
Elson
Daudi
Bpeeja
Louisville
Churchill Dowtae
Winn
Davis
Sic Huan
Cambodian King Sisowath to Visit Paris
King Sisowath of Cambodia will travel to Paris with a large retinue including a special contingent of 100 dancers.
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Sisowath
Cambodia
Paris
Chicago Has Four Best Back Stops
Special to The Saw Chicago May 1 Jimmy Callahan, ex White Sox manager, says the four best catchers in baseball today are on Chicago teams. He names John Kling Pat Moran Bill Sullivan Eq McFarland as superior defenders who can hit when needed. He notes Bresnanan and Docin may improve but currently trail.
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America
Jimmy Callahan
White Sox
Fanning Bes
Murphy
Roger Breanahan
New York Giants
Callahan
Bresnshan
Jonn Kling
Pat Moran
Nationale
Bill Sullivan
Eq McFarland
Theng
John Kitng
Rardy
Docin
Philises
Regatta plans draw college crews to American event
Philadelphia May 2 The coming American regatta attracts crews from eastern colleges with coaches testing new candidates for racing experience. Cornell Syracuse Georgetown Penn Yale and Columbia show interest, with clubs from Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Baltimore Washington and Boston expected to enter.
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Poughkeepele
New London
Columbia
Georgetown
Syracuse
Harvard
Arvard
Yale
Ella
Goodwin
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Sidelights on Ball Players
A quirky profile of Kansas City’s baseball culture highlights John Kling as a famed catcher who works in Chicago with the Nationshi, earning nicknames and a monument rumor. The piece riffs on Kling’s fame, behavior, and future plans including a return to Kansas City and nearby racing.
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John Kling
Kling
Grand-ave
Trianda
Chicago
Wabashawe
Apollo Belvedera
Lincoln Parte
Mr. Kling
King
Bansee City
Elm Ridge
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