Kellum Stops Apostles as Saints win 4 2
Kellum stars for St Paul pitching a 4 2 victory over the Hoosiers, with strong infield and outfield defense backing him. Hopke shines at third making crucial plays, while Williams, Coulter and Krug produce timely hits to back Kellum’s effort. Attendance near 2,000 as the series concludes in Columbus.
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Columbus
Kellum
The
Carritos
St. Paul
Saints
Hopke
Sugden
Coulter
Noradyke
Apostles
Padden
Tiemeyer
Himes
Smith
Carr
Hooke
Williams
Indianapolis
H. Co
EL Williams
Siegle
Livingston
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Iwellum
Tieeda
A. St. Paul
R. H. O. A. E. Dunleavy
Koehler
Frisk
Nordyke
Tb Hartzell
Paddon
Krug
Minahan Suspended One Week By Manager Hanlon
Cincinnati May 2 Special to The Sun Ed Minahan pitcher was suspended for one week without pay for missing morning practice after being fired earlier for the same offense. Manager Hanlon cited lack of control and said Minahan could join the eastern trip only if he shows faithful effort in the next two days. Also notes a hot gallon bottle price and a new phone number for Puro Distilled Water Co.
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Cincinnati
Hanlon
Ed Minahan
Minny
Chicago
Hanson
Minahan
Indiana Coach Not Bound to Play With Cantillon
The national commission rules any American League club may secure Jake Stahl if Washington receives fair compensation or a capable player in return. The decision favors the Stahl Johnson alliance, shaping future player movements.
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Indiana
KE Stahl
National Commission
Baseball Supreme Court
Stahl
Washington
Stahl-Johnson
Indiana University
Bowlers Tumble in City Tournament Scores
Reliance champions of the Independent league posted the evening’s high total 2,613 with a 124 handicap. Capital Citys followed at 2,425 with 114 handicap and Wassons 2,514 with 192 handicap. Nelius of Capital Citys had the high individual 211. Two per-team matches loom Friday night amid expected battles as teams defend titles in a bustling Washington alleys bowling program.
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Washington
Marions
Reliance
Wassons
Department Store Boys
Nelius
Wasson
Washington No
Reliance Five
Hart
Golf Code Revision Aimed at World Standard Next Year
The story details moves toward an international golf rules revision led by the United States and other major bodies. Key figures include S. P. Jermain, Daniel Chauncey, Silas H. Strawn, Leighton Calkins, and Alexander Britton. Proposals favor an international commission to draft a universal code.
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St. Andrew
United States
S. P. Jermain
Inverness Club
Toledo
Ofsrs
Do. W. Higgins
U. &S. G. A. Executive Committee
Jermain
Daniel Chauncey
National Organization
Western Gulf Association
Jit
Silas H. Strawn
Midlothian Country Club
Chicago
Alexander Britton
Chevy Chase Club
Washington
America
Leighton Calkins
Calkins
United States Organization
Friday's Games Across Leagues List of Matches
In the American Association Milwaukee plays Indianapolis and St Paul meets Columbus. In the National League Pittsburg faces Chicago Brooklyn clashes with New York Philadelphia visits Boston Chicago goes to Detroit St Louis meets Cleveland Boston plays Washington New York visits Philadelphia Terre Haute contests South Bend Evansville meets Grand Rapids Wheeling plays Dayton Canton visits Springfield.
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Columbus
Loulaville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Aly Minneapolis
Meaaes
Chicago
New York
Serene Terteeee
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
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Brooklyn Eeteeens
Chicage
Evansville
Terre Haute
South Bend
Canton
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Grand Rapids
Springfield Dee
American League
Hogg
Clarkson
Kleinow
Harris
Oberlin and
Criger
Washington
Hughes and
Warner
Bender, Waddell and Schreck
Cleveland
St. Louis
Rhodes and
Clarke
Howell and
Stevens
Detroit
Siever
Payne
Altrock
McFarland
Wheeling
Dayton
Springfield
Battery firms listed with regional notes and names
In Columbus and Louisville areas notes reference Batteries firms including Robertaire and Blue with Cadwallader and Towne, while Puttmann and Peitz along with Wilson and Roth appear in Milwaukee. Toledo Kansas City and Latimore with Abbott Caze and Sullivan are also named in the terse registry style document.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Robertaire
Blue
Manske
Cadwallader
Towne
Louisville
Milwaukee
Puttmann
Latimore
Abbott
Caze and
Sullivan
Debates and Batteries Across Four Cities RHE Entries
In Cincinnati, Pittsburg, New York and Philadelphia, RHE entries list batteries and personnel such as Mason, Schlei, Pfeister, Frazer, Kling in Cincinnati. Lynch, Phillippi, Gibson, Fromme, Marshal in Pittsburg. Flaherty, Brown, Wagler, Bresnahan in New York. Henley, Ritter, Spar, Dooin in Philadelphia. The lines include numeric codes and team associations for each city’s entries.
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Cincinnati
RHE
Mason
Schlei
Pfeister
Frazer
Kling
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Lynch, Phillippi
Gibson
Fromme
Marshal
New York
Wadehee
Flaherty and
Brown
Wagler
Bresnahan
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Henley and
Ritter
Spar's
Dooin
Evansville and Terre Haute Baseball Results in Central League
In Evansville RHE Evansville defeated Saint Bend with eight runs on a sequence of errors and hits. At Terre Haute RUE Grd Rapids posted seven runs to Terre Haute six in a high scoring contest. Wheeling hosted Springfield with a close score while Canton beat a rival 13 to 6. Batteries and pitching details listed for each matchup.
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Evansville
Rhe
Bend
Freese
Wheeling
Springfield
Miller and
Philbein
Corns and Kelly
Canton
Brittsen
Holmes
Shortridge to Face Frankfort in Saturday Baseball Duel
The Shortridge high school baseball team travels to Frankfort on Saturday to meet the Frankfort high team in a projected evenly matched game. The Shortridge lineup includes Jarvis at catcher Stanott at first J Gates at short B Gates at second Hawking at third Gregoric at left Hancock at center Wilet?rt Boyle at right.
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Shortridge
Frankfort
Jarvis
Stanott
J. Gates
B. Gates
Hawking
Gregoric
Hancock
Factory Destroyed in Frankin Park Fire
Fire Friday gutted the Monarch Motor Company factory at Franklin Park Chicago. Loss estimated at 80000 dollars due to a gasoline explosion. No injuries reported. Fire officials investigated the blaze and caused a gasoline explosion.
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Chicago
Monarch Motor Company
Franklin Park
Impossible Giants inning at Polo Grounds baffles Hoosiers
At the Polo Grounds on Monday afternoon the Giants produced four walks and five stolen bases in one inning with only one run scoring. Shannon grounded, Strang walked, Devlin flied to third, Strang stole second, a bad throw sent him to third, Seymour walked, a double steal put Strang home and Seymour to second, Bresnahan walked, a double steal again, McGann walked for the fourth base on balls, Dahlen struck out. The sequence featured five steals and four walks yet yielded a single run.
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Hooke
Erwin
Sugden
Ellum
Smith
Svengalis
Trilbys
Williams
Coulter
Himes
Krug
Carr
Hopke
Padden
Kellum
Polo Grounds
Giants
Shannon
Strang
Devlin
Seymour
Bresnahan
Leymork
McGann
Dahlen
Kid Carter Career Ruined by Avarice of Managers
A historical critique of boxing managers who prioritize profits over fighters. Kid Carter, once a rising heavyweight prospect around Brooklyn, was stretched by greedy handlers who forced excessive bouts and weight cuts. His loss to Tommy Ryan in 1902 at Fort Erie, after being pushed beyond his limits, ended his career and damaged his health and potential championship future.
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Kid Carter
Carter
Brooklyn
Tommy Ryan
Fort Erie
Ryan
Cuban Players Face Baseball Contract Dispute
Two Cuban players in 1913 are challenged over contracts with Hank Ramsey. They signed with him for $128 monthly and joined Holyoke instead of Scranton. They contend Ramsey lacked authority. the commission may enforce the Scranton contract and assign them there.
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Scranton
New York
Ramsey
Herrmann
Reserves Change Before Brighton Beach Opener
The Cincinnati Shamrocks will face the Lovals in the first regular Brighton Beach game next Sunday. Manager Reinhardt lost two pitchers last week, Wagner and Hollingsworth, and added Al Whitridge and Scottsburg’s Harry Lagnaur, who will pitch. Lagnaur comes from Nashville Southern and is in good shape, though inexperienced. The club aims for top out-of-town opposition and has secured strong attractions for six games at Peach.
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Brighton Beach
Cincinnati Shamrocks
Lovals
Shamrocks
Cincinnati
Wagner
Hollingsworth
al Whitridge
Harry Lagnaur
Scottsburg
Lagnaur
Nashville
The
Peach
Grand Rapids to Raise Pennant in Season Opener
Special to The Sen. Grand Rapids Michigan May 3 Grand Rapids hosts Evansville to start the Central league season at home Bliss to pitch opening game. Ceremonies planned with Mayor Ellis throwing first fall, Umpire Dugan to officiate. The pennant won last season will be raised Saturday.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Evansville
Bliss
Terra Haute
Ellis
Carson
Dugan
Pretty Manners Unknown on Old Baltimore Club
A Baltimore clip recounts a humorous team episode featuring Steve Brodie and Hughie Jennings. After a misplayed single, Brodie is roasted by teammates yet again, prompting silent ostracism. The anecdote lauds Brodie’s fielding while highlighting team dynamics and banter.
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Old Baltimore
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Amateur Leagues Prepare For May Start In City Competition
Jack Shea remains president of the Commercial baseball league as a sixth club is sought to balance the circuit. Harry C. Giesel as secretary and Edward Lish as treasurer were named at a Thursday meeting. Start date set for May 12 with a schedule yet to be drawn. City league opens the following Saturday with double headers at Capital City park and Riverside No. 1 hosting. Umpire chief Mike O’Brien heads a staff including Carred Jones and Goodman.
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Commercial Baseball League
Bush
Jack Shea
Harry C. Giesel
Edward Lish
Commercial League
Giesel
N. Davidsonst
Capital City Park
Atkins
Atlas
Tope Waverleys
Lillys
Riverside No. 1
Parry and Mannions
Garfield
Mike O’brien
Carred, Jones
Goodman
Boxing Card at Gayety Theatre Benefits Local Theater
The Gayety theater hosts a testimonial benefit Saturday night featuring boxing and wrestling. Promoter Manager Eddie Shayne presents Freddie Cole against Ray Bronson in three rounds, Indian Joe Gregg versus Jack Morgan in four, Jerry Murphy against Jimmie Cooley in three, Young Sharkey versus Sammy Moss in four, Mickey Ford versus Johnnie Mickels in four, plus wrestling bouts Hase Clark versus Kid Faulkner, H William Schober versus Otto Schopp, and Raul Pulliam versus Johnnie Bileter.
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Gayety
Eddie Shayne
Freddie Cole
Ray Bronson
Joe Gregg
Jack Morgan
Jerry Murphy
Jimmie Cooley
Young Sharkey
Sammy Moss
Mickey Ford
Johnnie Mickels
Hase Clark
Kid” Faulkner
H. William Schober
Otto Schopp
Raul Pulliam
Johnnie Bileter
Boston Nationals Open Season With Big Crowds
In a ten inning game in San Francisco Fred Brown of the Sacramento club hurled a no hit no run effort against Stockton, retiring every batter he faced and preventing any baserunner to reach first.
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San Francisco
Fred Brown
Sacramento
Stockton
Harrods Studio Cabinets for Two Dollars Each
An OCR fragment mentions Harrods studio offering cabinets at a price of two dollars per item. Details are sparse and unclear, but the note indicates a sale or catalog item with a low price.
Health officer bans spit ball in Cleveland game
Cleveland May 3 health officer Dr Martin Fi rich condemns the spit ball as insanitary after watching a game with Louis. He warns it threats public health and urges a nationwide stop amid concerns of tuberculosis and microbial transfer from the pitcher to the batter.
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Martin Firich
Cleveland
Louis
Harry Howell
All-Kentuckians Sweep Richmond In Close Victory
All-Kentuckians beat Richmond by a narrow margin at home before a large crowd. The Cincinnati visitors struggled offensively while Kentucky's battery Rodenback and Goel Brooks led scoring with Kellar adding key plays. Score by periods shows Kentucky edges out Richmond 3 to 1 in final line.
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Richmond
Ind
Clai Jessup
All-Kentuckians
Cincinnati
Kentuckians
Rodenback
Goel Brooks
Kellar
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