Hoosiers and Blues spark rare triple play at Washington Park
Indianapolis ousted Kansas City 3 to 2 as Summers dazzled for six innings before Blues bats surged. A rare second inning triple play featured Kelley James and Carr, a turning point in a tight game with Donahue misplays and heavy eighth inning scoring by the Blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Hoosiers
Blues
Oto Kelley
James
Cave
Phyle
Whitney
Secor
Summers
Farrell
Gummers
Kelley
Laaby
Pune
Nesi‘batey
Fhyie
Carr
Indianapally
Kannis City
Donahue
Indianapolis
Wefers
Perrine
Cassady
Hillman
Ratheeh
Cready
Feld
Phy
Leahy
Kelsey
Farrrell
Freponsibia
Hawley
Kansas City
ROH
A. E Perrine
Bulliven
O Pranta
Manes City
Baseball Thursday Games Across Leagues
In American Association play, Kansas City visits Indianapolis and Milwaukee plays Louisville with Minneapolis at Columbus and St Paul facing Toledo. National League features New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at St Louis, while American League matches Philadelphia at New York, Washington at Rowton, Chicago at Detroit and St Louis at Cleveland. Central League games include Terre Haute at Grand Rapids, Evansville at South Bend, Dayton at Canton, Springfield at Wheeling, and more. College games list Franklin versus Indiana and Urbana region matchups with Lake Forest at Wabash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwauker
Louisvills
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
New York
Boston
Beneklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Washington
Rowton
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Terie Hanie
Grand Rapids
Evaneville
South Bend
Dayinn
Canton
Springfield
Woheeling
Chicago Atantanya Pittaburgh
Beaton
Ft. Lotti
Eiyetanat
Brooklyn
Mate Getee
Eveland
Vacenerye
Loat Pet
Rapids
Springsted
Dayton O . la Wheeline
Vere
Evaniviie
Terre Hante
Specie
Sux
Lima
Indiana
E. W. Dickerson
Anderson, Inc
Michigan
Ohio
Marion
Flint
Fort Wayne
Bay City
Andersen
Saginaw
Muncie
Elma
Catoner
Ryan
Mater
Donner
Truby
Zanglein
Short
Kuho
Justice
Siebert
Bush
Plummer
Cameron
Anderson
Ferring
Dietrick
Curtis
Heck
Wecoml
Grim
Matz
Bashore
Dennis
Schott
Foy
Hay Chy
Adams
McLaughlip
Knoseman
Capt
Bateman
Alc
Slavie
Keenan
Scribner
Duff
Stark
Hale
Wilkerson
Curries
Wenger
Chaffee
Cominger
Coons
C. Cominger
Goodman
Morris
Campbell
Ritter
Bantz
Barber
Fox
Kennedy
Hines
Walder
Bell
Result of Olthfian Games and Scores
American team wins by 75 to 11 in a chaotic Olthfi an games report. BRITA, AUSTRALIA, and CANADA participate with English teams also listed. Final tallies show American dominance across events with several close tests and multiple frets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olthfian Games
America
Gmmat Brita
Australia
The Right Road to Chicago Great Western Lines
The Chicago Great Western railway connects Chicago with St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City and Omaha offering fast service and superior equipment. All ticket agents are via this man Write to R. Co. Schulte D P A 316 Adams at Chicago Illinois or J Eimer G PLA 90 Paw Minn.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Omubs
Tcket
R. Co. Schulte
Adams
Eimer
G. Pla
Paw
Minn
Why 40 you speak of Gladys as having each an even tempert
The line reads as a fragment showing curiosity about Gladys and her tempers. It notes anger directed at someone and questions why she remains even tempered in the face of that anger. The text reflects a dialogue style from a newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Queer Fellows and Peculiar Characters in Baseball’s Past
A nostalgic reminiscence lists famous eccentric players from early baseball. Portrayed are personalities like Tacky Tom Parrott and Scissors Foutz, with anecdotes of their quirks, off field antics, and courtly hotel scenes, contrasting old time charisma with modern uniform sameness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kellys
Bradder Bul Glearons
Dad Clarkes
Armed Dalys
Glidiator Brownings
King of Fellows
Rube Waddell
Pat Tebeau
Bill Ingea
Bad Egan
Tony Mullane
Bill Baldwin
Tom Parrott
Dave ci
Selasars
Foutz
Cherokee Fisher
Khaw Loth OM
Dona Mo
Hetle
Indiana Woman Elected At National Daughters of the Revolution
Philadelphia May 3 The national convention of the Daughters of the Revolution closed with officers elected Mia D P Ingraham of New York named president Harriat Le Hoy of Maryland named third vice president and Miss Tarquinia L Voss of Indiana named fourth vice president continuing the group diplomacy and leadership within the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Epcetal
Cha Sen
Philadelphia
Mia
D. P. Ingraham
New York
Harriat le Hoy
Maryland
Misa Tarquinia L. Voss
Child Burned to Death in Farm Accident
A four year old boy, son of Monroe Conner, a farmer, died in a farm accident near Wanamaker on May 4 when playing with a wheel and a piece of equipment. The event occurred on the Conner farm, with the child reportedly entangled and fatally injured. Local authorities are investigating as neighbors express shock at the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Conner
Griffiths Hopeful Highlanders Peak For Pennant
Clark Griffith, manager of the New York Highlanders in the American League, believes his club has pennant potential this season. He cites a strong pitching staff, hard hitting and excellent fielding, with his team positioned to contend throughout. Griffith notes his long managing career and says this year’s roster is the best he has had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Grimith
New York Highlanders
Bis
Highland Ers
Awa
Griffith
Griff
Milwaukee
Johnny Backlot
Dusnese
Last Baseball Series Ends with Indianapolis Stop
The Bruce finish their series with Indianapolis on Thursday afternoon and a break follows. Friday the Hoo siers Jeavy head to Milwaukee for a swing through western cities. Cromsey to pitch the final game while Burkam likely works for the ines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Indianapolis
Algo
To- Matapolie
Hoosiers
Man accidentally shot aboard Greyhound train incident
In Greencastle special to The Sum May 3 104 reports Beagley a Williamstown West Virginia oil operator struck in the head by a bullet while on a train to Cass ey HL FR He was taken to Terre Haute for hospital treatment An investigation found P M Wilson a farmer fired the shot claiming he aimed at a dog and the bullet struck the ground and glanced into Beagley's head
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Hound Wardalls Limited
Williamstown
W. Va
Cassey
FR. Beagley
Terre Haute
P.M. Wilson
Jeffries Opens Door for Heavyweight Comeback
Jeffries signals willingness to fight any true heavyweight, reshaping the division. The move sidelines pretenders like Burns Hart O'Brien and Rubin, forcing a purge of the light heavy scene. Publicly, the ex-champion stirs interest by challenging capable opponents, reigniting the heavyweight drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeffries
California
Burns
Marvin Hart
Jack O'Brien
Rubiin
Fitz
Jolt
Magnate
Indianapolis Bowling League Award Banquet Recaps Prizes and Reform
At the Grand hotel banquet the Indianapolis Bowling League discussed creating a city bowling association to control all bowling in Indianapolis. A committee of Messrs Brown Catter and Fields was appointed to push the plan, and proposals to reduce eight ten-man teams to fifteen players were debated. Prizes honored top clubs and players with names including North Sides, Imperials, Marions, and Columbias, plus individual awards for averages, high score, and season achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis Bowling League
Messi Brown
Catter and Fields
Aboltoh Ho
L. Buddenbaum
Indianapolis Bowling Associations
Richert
Retail Racial League
W. O. Bangs
Independent League
Robert Bryron
American Bowling Congress
Addrenséa
Doc" Ingersoll
Fargy Rocker
Imperials
Marions
Triental
Columbias
T. Carter
J. Peacock
Meyer
Pritchett
Charles Mayer & Co
Furth
Holloway, Stein
Beventh
Cuill
Aabingrod
Romer
Minth—Burton
Decker
Knox
F. Coffin
Thirtenth-R. Bryson
G. F. Smith
J. Wands
Wilhite
Averauns
Peacock
Hughes
Umbrella
Torojehin
China
North Sidem
Alx Quarif
Rye
Tear
aeazon—Crescenta
Quart
North
Cigare
Train kills two near Greely Kaz as Iowa capitalists tour
Special to The Bus reports Father Tump, a Catholic priest, and Mrs. Carrin Kat net were killed near Greely, Kaz., yesterday when a special train carrying Iowa capitalists struck their carriage. The incident occurred as the train landed at a high speed, the exact rate of speed not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greely
Kaz
Father Tump
Carrin Kat~ Net
Yeaterday
Iowa
Al Kaufman Faces East for Prospective Fights
Special to The Philadelphia list notes heavy weight promoter plans as Al Kaufman seeks matches on the East Coast with Jack O'Brien and Fox Bain. Kaufman, height about six feet and 135 pounds, trained under Willie Fitzgerald while rising in three years. He impressed in San Francisco despite losing to O'Brien, with stubborn endurance and a growing reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
al Kauf
San Francisco
Wight
O’brien
Kauffman
Kauffmann
O'Brien
Wile Fitz
Berald
Jack
Tiends
Favorite Wins Sir Huon In Clever Derby Run
Kentucky's premier race at Churchill Downs ends with a bold victory by favorite Sir Huon. Lady Navarre Second, James Reddick Third as Troxier rides in the saddle for a notable finish in the 1M Kentucky Derby event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Huon
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Troxier
Welt
Derby Day at Churchill Downs crowns Sir Huon winner
Special to The Jam reports Sir Huon carrying George J. Long's colors wins the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs before a large crowd. Lady Navarre impresses, finishing second amid strong support for the Lexington contingent led by Debar. A big Derby day draws solid Louisville turnout and local pride.
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Louisville
Huon
George J. Long
Kentucky
Churchill Down
Roscoe Troxler
Lady Navarre
Jamea Reddick
Hyperion II
Lengiba
Debar
Lexington
Veloura
Dickerson
Sunny Tenneases
Anderson
Inaugural Stakes and Derby Run Set at Major Tracks
Race results from Louisville New York and Memphis feature multiple stakes events. Notable performances include Bir Bijon winning the Kentucky Derby distance at Louisville in 2 05 with Lady Navarre and James Reddick second, plus Wink Ting and Bell Indian among other winners. Additional cards at New York and Memphis record various selling and handicap races with times and betting odds for each listed horse and rider across six races in Louisville, five in New York, and six in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Robbin Hood
Nicol
Convolo
Lady Esther
Wink Ting
Lillie Turner
Lady Arion
Jims
Welling
Hunted
Sheridan
Jim Douglan
Braden Tie
Bir Bijon
Tromter
Lady Navarre
James Reddick
Uma
Pirin
Zal
D. Austin
Warner Griswold
Boerrian
Bell Indian
Oregar
Chamblee
Ohelena
Mme
New York
Furlonga
Benevolent
Radtke
Lord of the Forest
Cinnaema
Secomi
Turlonge
Kiliochan
Alister
Arlington
Phil Finch
Perrine
Datta
Greenfield Btakes
Turlonga
Sewell
Curriculum
Royal Breeze
Tha
Mazaniella
Robator
Brerting
Miller
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Jennings
Glasscock
Jase
Rae Fore
Pattersea
Pratt
Sillen
Abbott
Slaale
Diseh
Morgan, Coy
Drill
Battersea
Kilroy
Yeager
Loulaville
Derby
National League
AL Chon
Dorner
Livingston
Schlel
Willis
Peitz
St. Lovie
Rub St Louk
Doorn GT
McGifnnity, Ames and Marshall
Maroney and
Needham
Dare
Donovan
Behmidt
Owens and Sullivan
Bernhart and
Clarke
Gilde
Rickey
Rare Washington
Poston
Ooftood
Patten and Heydon
Young, Winter and Graham
Dende
Grendweyre
Raplay
Batterlea
Smith
Mannera
Graham
Hawkins
Dayton
Oon Ohihoh
Batterlee
J. Mevern
Ernst
Johns
Cross
Wheeling
Boop
Doyle and
Shriver
Hammond and Clark
Bouth Bend
Rhe Bouth Bend
Evansville
Moffit and Richardson
Wacker and Fuller
Franklin
Ind
Fisher
Harm
Duggan
Miller, Green, Allen and Mills
Urbana
Pati
Silinota
Bushnell
Ovits
Gunning
Hunter and McFerran
Crawforders
Lake Forest
Wabsah
Wabash
Boulton and Harp
Bethard and Kelthty
Aero
Teledo
Pantape
St. Minnaapolis
Parrott
Tom Parrot
Togy
Tom
Caughim
St. Jos
von der Abe
Scissors Foutz
Selasors
Central Park
Baldwin Hotel
Lauravhile
Fouts
Catcher Sullivan
Amental Te Ie
Jack Chesbro
Highlanders
Clark Griffith
Boilermaker
Signa
Indianapolis + Bowling League
Reason
AL Kauffman
Wiener
Dockey
Troxier Berzing
George J. Lang
P. Coyne
Ted
Interstate
Wes
Bir
Louthwile
Darby
Mr Tong
Memphis
Cherry
Bogum
San Aldo
Dsccond
Charley
Eawit T. Fryer
Indial
Tivolini
Gold Duke
Tenneanca Breeding Company
Atakes
Tom McGrath
Sehade
Lady Ellison
Stacy Inttine
Ing—Hortenala
W. Walker
Our Sleter
Frvorite
A. W. Booker
Dolinds
Mamie Algel
J. Hinder
Ned
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