Standing of the Clubs in Major Leagues and Scores
American Association games include Indianapolis at Louisville and Toledo at Columbus. National League matchups feature New York at Boston and St Louis at Chicago with Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. American League lists Boston at New York and Washington at Philadelphia, along with St Louis at Detroit. Central League schedules Springfield at Dayton, Grand Rapids at Evansville, South Bend at Terre Haute, and Fort Wayne at Wheeling.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
National League
Milwaukee
Laat
New York
Pittaburga
St Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Louis
Basten
Lust
Wheeling
Dayton
Terre Haute
Evansville
Grand Rapids
Spit Ball Reform Proposal By Joca Fan Club
Cincinnati May 4 The Joca Fan club discusses a reform to curb the spit ball with Corcoran proposing to label the pitch as a ball and let the batter have an even break. He suggests calling the “splitter” a ball and allowing the umpire to judge pitches to curb the slippery elm in the game.
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Cincinnati
Corcoran
Ana Bast
Jackson A Find in Cleveland Prospect Fallouts
Jimmy Jackson, in tryout with the American League, has proved such a finding that manager Larry will consider his value before trading him. Aggressive and verbal, he shows skill in fielding and attack, suggesting a potential regular in right field if he continues to develop.
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Jimmy Jackson
Billy Luph
Cleveland
Larry
Jackson
Pool Players Born Not Made in High Court View
Special to the Sun from New York May 4 Jerome R Keogh, claiming pool champion status, argues players are born not made though science aids both billiards and pool He notes placing and position as key and cites players who moved between games He recounts early life and his own start at age 13 in Binghamton He stresses nerves eyesight and temperament as determinants in an uphill game
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the Sun
New York
Jerome R. Keogh
United States
Keogh
Iistiners
Bchaeefer
Ives
Sutton
Billiaetia
Binghamton
Ran & Pool
Kerve Enunia
Nichols Deposed as St. Louis Manager and Captaincy Altered
Frank Della Robbena dismissed Charley Nichols as manager of the team and David Brain from captaincy. Jimmy Durke named to succeed both roles though no reason given beyond a poor season showing. Brain and Nichols remain with the squad. Brain lobbied for unconditional release.
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Kid Nichols
THE
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ST. Louis
Frank Della Robbena
Charley
Kia”) Nichals
Clo
David Brain
Jimmy Durke
Renin
Burke
Gantam
Nichola
Brain
Mystery Woman in Town Sparks Crowd Curiosity
A stray exchange over a supposed figure named Misa Lanter Wy prompts locals to ask who she is. Reportedly described as a “mere nobody” with a shoemaker father, she is linked to a large rag factory employing about 500 people, though details remain unclear.
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Misa Lanter
Betieve
Nauet
Lifelong Ambition Shapes World’s Strongest Man
Polish world wrestling star Georges Hackenschmidt recalls a lifelong dream to become the strongest man. He credits disciplined training, diverse sport experience, and scientific methods learned from early lack of opportunity, describing his path to the catcher style title and plans to face Tom Jenkins.
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Georges HackeNschmiDt
Howard Doncourt
Newspaper Enterprisee Association
New York
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hie
H. Brown
Conyright
N. Y
Russia
Imother
Tom Georges Hackenschmidt
Tom Jenkins
Mackenschmidt
Loop Clever Gymtnast
Hanner
Flery Tep
Ates
Ren
Hackenschmidt
Sporting of all sorts great Indian jumper
A garbled sports column highlights many figures from baseball and track. It mentions McHride, Len Baron Jean, Pilcher Beln, Daugherty Bros, and others with various claims about batting, pitching, and speed. Barney Oldfield eyes a mile track record, while Glenn Warner defends Carlisle coaching and Pleasant excels in relay events at Penn.
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Glenn Warner
Schick
Mt. Pleasant
Ths
Carora
Warner
University of Pennsylvania
Mr. Pleasant
Ike
Amare Condition in Milwaukee Raises Local Concern
In Milwaukee a peculiar amare condition affects residents as people rely on doctors more while incomes lag. The community notes doctors would be expected to grow richer but actual trends show the opposite.
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Milwadeee
Milwaukee
Nat‘erally
Millers Rally Beats Hoosiers In Slim Baseball Tilt
Indiana's Hoosiers fall to the Minneapolis Millers 6 to 4 on a day of uneven hits and two costly innings. Sievers pitched well for the Millers, while Goodwin struggled at key moments. Schwartz and Marshall produced timely hits for Minneapolis, with Carr mishap opening a pivotal sixth inning. Attendance was 1,59.
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Ward
Sievers
Marshall
Graham
Aitrmunger
Carr
Oyler
Slavers
Miers
Indianapolis
Jones
Coulter
Schwartz
Oye
Grithim
Housers
Govtein
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Swanteroficcas
Ff McCreery
Gee
Theney
Onteen
Trek Schwartz
Andianapolis
Busey
Omr Goodwin
Plich
Juteher
Sievern
Greminger
Creery
Fox
Karee
Minneayotis
Haateeil
National AAA Championship Meet Planned for Morris Park
The American Automobile Association will hold its first national championship track meet at Morris Park in New York City on July 3 and 4. A special committee led by Hubert Lea Morrell will finalize arrangements with the Morris Dirk course owner, aiming to attract top amateur and professional drivers across all car classes. The event seeks to feature novel races and an international caliber lineup while supporting a broader national racing body and touring information services.
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American Automobile Association
Bmorrie
A. A. A. Board of Directors
Hubert Lea Morrell
Racing
George EB. Farrington
Trenanrer
A G. Batchelder
C.H. Gillette
Santata Fea
High Epeva Corp
Britt Fights Expect Hard Bout In San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 4 articles spell two 1 round bouts between Jimmy Britt and Jabez White to decide supremacy. Britt doubts going the distance saying a shorter match may prove decisive while both train seriously and prepare for a memorable fight Friday night. The piece also notes the Cleveland Health Board drafting a sanitary code requiring one closed car per four open cars on street lines, a policy the railway hopes to meet.
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Francisco
Jimmy
Britt
Jabez
Britta
Bertt
Ritt
Eld Britt
Cleveland Board of Health
Fortune honors Willam Fortune with Chinese third-rank decoration
Willam Fortune, head of the reception committee for Prince Pa Lun’s visit, received a third-rank Chinese decoration through the U S state department. he denies the ceremonial significance. He is the first American to receive the honor, brought to the U S by Minister Conger, featuring the double dragon insignia. Mayor Holzman also received a third-class first-grade decoration from the Chinese emperor.
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Willam Fortune
Oheirmes
Prince Pa Lun
State Department
Washington
China
Mr. Fortune
United States
Conger
Holzman
Alec
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