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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1902

Page

10

Scribe Recalls Hoosiers Win and Rotten Umpiring in May Game

A hotel crowd hears a tale of the Indianapolis St. Paul game with Hoosiers winning despite controversy. The scribe recounts Miller on the mound, Heydon behind the plate, Myer’s new first baseman Geyer, and key hits by O'Brien and Coulter. Umpire Bright figures in the drama amid a heated chase for runs and disputed calls.

Indianapolis-St. Paul Hoosiers Heydon Pirates Myer Kelley Geyer Fox Chech St. Paul Hogriever O’brien Kihm Coulter Dusts

St Paul Rally Falls Short In Tight baseball clash

Indianapolis defeats St Paul 8 to 5 as late rallies falter. Fox, Hogriever and Coulter pace the winners with key hits while Heydon and Coulter homer for St Paul. Chech and Cribben allow runs as Miller fans four in a 2 hour game. Attendance 671.

St. Paul AB. R. H. OY H. Geier Dillard Bmay Kelly Shannon Lumley McCann, Ifwseeecseee Pleree, c Cribben Indianapolis Chech Miller Milller O’brien Shay Pierce Coulter Heydon Hogriever Fox Geler ball—Pierce Elfright

Baseball notes on a lively matchup and field calls

Two home runs in the third inning energized the game while Coulter's running catch drew praise from onlookers. Lady fans filled the stands with smiles though last year they faced a hoodoo. Cnech faces a month out, and Ebright’s umpiring drew muttered cuss words over an eighth inning foul call.

Coulter Cnech Ebright O’brien

Baseball Batteries and Scores From Friday’s Games

American Association results include Louisville 17 over Minneapolis 11 with Karwin Spies and Luther Zalusky noted. Kansas City 4 over Columbus 3 with McDonald Beville Wagner Fox. St Louis 7 over Chicago 0 with Powell Sugden Calvin Bullivan. Baltimore 14 over Boston 6 with McGinnity Robinson Prentiss Criger. Detroit 7 over Cleveland 3 with Yeager McGuire Bemis. Cincinnati 5 over Chicago 2 with Currie Piets St Vrain Kahoe. Pittsburgh over St Louis 1 with Leever O Connor Wicker Ryan. New York 5 over Philadelphia with Le Batteries.

American. Association Pet LouisVille Ccccnneccasceans ColUmbus Indianapolis Bit &T Paul Wenn Milwaukee Vesee Kansas City Aeee Toledo Eraetearbnean Minneapolis Boston Cleveland Pittsburg Devediveeion New York Seevsenees Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyr St. Louis Karwin Spies Luther Zalusky McDonald Beville Wagner and Fox Washington Patton Drill Plank Powers Powell and Sugden Calvin and Bullivan Baltimore McGinnity and Robinson Prentiss and Criger Detroit Yeager and McGuire Taylor Bemis Currie Piets St. Vrain Kahoe

Baseball notes and team reorganizations in youth leagues

Baseball brief notes. Jake Robinson of the Young Washingtons claims a versatile under 13 team. The Young Easterns reorganized seeking under 14 play with Tom McHugh as manager. Purdue lost to Notre Dame 8 to 4, curbing Notre Dame’s current run of wins. The Reds cling to last place amid a trend of injunction talk in baseball.

Jake Robinson Young Washingtons SUN Tom McHugh Bevilleave

Choynski Tames Wenig in Six Rounds in Louisville Fight

Joe Choynski overwhelmed Al Wenig in six rounds at Louisville, with Wenig showing remarkable nerve and training to endure. The bout nearly turned brutal as Choynski pressed, but police halted the action and the decision favored Choynski.

Joe Choynski al Wenig Louisville Wenig Choynski

Vanderbilt bids refused for record filly Sceptre

London May 3 The Pall Mall Gazette reports American millionaire W K Vanderbilt offered 175000 dollars for R B Sieviers record breaking filly Sceptre Sieviers refused the price saying he would not sell her for 300000 dollars

London The Pall Mall Gazette W. K. Vanderbilt Sieviers Sceptre

Run of 1101 Points Matches Friday Feat

The article notes a player achieving 1101 points, repeating the feat on Friday night. He claims the balls remain in position and plans to continue playing each evening until a break occurs, while asserting the balls are not frozen.

Etrapahan

Insane patient scalded to death in Illinois hospital

Earl Watkins, 16, a patient at Central insane hospital in Jacksonville Illinois, died after being scalded in a bathtub. Attendants left him on the tub edge to fetch clean clothes returning to find his feet severely burned. A visitation physician treated him but he died after fearful suffering. Coroner Reynolds did not rule on responsibility.

Jacksonville Ill Earl Watkins Central Insane Hospital Fis Visitation Reynolds

Sudden deaths strike two Indianapolis residents

Franz X. Fackler, 40, of 701 Sanders street, died Friday evening in his yard from heart disease while winding a garden hose after a conversation with friends. He worked at Schmidt's brewery as a bottler. Mrs Henry Behrent, longtime Indianapolis resident, died Friday in her yard at 1013 Harrison Street. Funeral at 2 pm Monday from the house and St Paul German Lutheran church at 2:30 pm.

Franz X. Fackler Sanders Sr Schmidt's Brewery Henry Behrent Hackman Harriaon St Indianapolis St. Paul's German Lutheran Church

Taking Chances as He ChallengesBradley Will

Harry Bradley sues his sisters Lulu M Oliver Maria A Bradley and Mary B Houghham and the executors of J L Bradley to set aside his fathers will claiming he was of unsound mind and that it was illegally executed The estate is valued at about 500000 Henry Bradley held a life interest in two Indianapolis properties and a 620 acre Bartholomew county stock farm with the remainder to his sisters He seeks an equal share risking loss of all interest under the present will

Harry Bradley Lulu M. Oliver Maria A. Bradley Mary B.houghham J. L. Bradley Bradley Henry Bradley Indianapolis Bartholomew County

Green haired youth burned by lantern accident in Delaware

Ed Spencer son of attorney W. W. Spencer suffered severe burns to hands and face after acetylene burner malfunction caused water in carbide to flash. His recovery followed weeks indoors with relief from picric acid turning his hair and skin greenish yellow. Recital by Miss Renaldine Smith and Mrs. William Howe Jr. planned for Broadway M E church Monday afternoon.

N. Delaware Sr Ed Spencer W. W. Spencer Spencer Renaldine Smith William Howe, Jr M. E. Church

Metropolitan Handicap at Morris Park Draws Large Crowd

New York May 3 The Metropolitan handicap at Morris park race track opens Saturday afternoon with 24 entries and about 15 likely to run The field includes Water Color Clarence Mackay J E Widener and others for the rich stake The track is sloppy after heavy rain forecast 40 000 expected to attend and about 1 000 000 bet on the race over the weekend

New York Morris Park Race Track J. B. Haggin Clarence Mackay An. B

Toledo Man Sets Billiard Record in Two Nights Play

Harry Stranahan, a Toledo street car conductor and amateur billiard enthusiast, broke his own marks by running 2,202 points in two nights of straight billiards, establishing a new local record.

Toledo, CO Harry Stranahan

Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering

Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal recounts fourteen years of sciatic rheumatism and says Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved him immediately and cured him. He notes the remedy has not returned and urges others to try it, adding it is sold by all druggists.

Josh Edgar Germantown Cal Chamberlain All Druggista

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