Hoosiers struggle at home as blues sweep series loss
Indianapolis loses 9 to 4 at home to Kansas City in Friday game. Cromley shelled early, Halla in relief, while Indianapolis left 13 men on base and stranded multiple runners. Kahl at third batted in two runs, but overall hitting wasted as eleven scattered errors aided the Blues.
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Ltney
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Farrell
Tames
Hill
Dunleavy
Balla
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Indianpolis
Egan and Sullivan
Tima
National League Scores From Around the Circuit
Baseball results across cities show Boston, St Louis, Philadelphia, New York, Detroit, Cleveland and Washington hosting games. Batteries and pitchers listed include Pteiffer ONeill, Brown Raub Weimer Schiel, Stridett Pastorius Bergen Dugeleby McCloskey, Dygert Powers Clarkson Orth Kleinnow, Mullin Payne Altrock McFarland, Kitedn Heydon Winter Harris Graham, Rhoades Clarke Nowell Rickey.
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Taylor
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Death
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Winter
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Graham
Cleveland
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Rhoades and Clarke
Nowell
Rickey
Central League College Games Report Fragment
Readable segments show multiple college games across cities including Grand Rapids South Bend Canton Chicago Lafayette and Terre Haute with teams and batteries listed by pairings such as Mote Evansville Hallman Tieman and Robertson Briver. Names include Wheeling Purdue Wenash and Marion with varied scores and lineups.
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Terre Haute
Ven
Ands
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Martin and
Manners
South Bend
Ree
Evaneville
Hallman and
Tieman
Freeespan
Brorsius
Watson
al Wheeling
Robertson
Bhriver
Eberle
Clarke
Canton
Dayton
Chicago
Rhe
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Wilson Indlanz
Bland Ernst
Walker
Gaarde
Dunlap
McFerren
Lafayette- Red
Purdue
Monet Rhe
Wanash
Muncini Lok
SAU
Kiepinger
Rosenbaum
Gagview
Rubush
Harp
Coons
Chaffee
Moora
Terre Haute Rae
Speaker
Barber
Reynolda
Fisher
Maire
Ryan
Fort Wayne
Wayne
Battarle
Watte
Marty
Friday's Games In American Association And Leagues
No games scheduled in the American Association day. In the American League Philadelphia visits New York and Washington travels to Boston with Chicago at Cleveland and St. Louis at Detroit. Interstate League matchups include Peru at Anderson and Flint at Fort Wayne, plus Columbus and Toledo show regional action.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cinciinati
St. Lows
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Pittating
Washington
Chcago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Tarre Haute
Canton
Bvanaville
Wheeling
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Springfield
South Bend
Peru
Anderson
Saginaw
Magnese
Lima
Smarion
Flint
Fort Wayne
Father Sherman abandons trip on Distorig field in Atlanta
The KER reports Father Thom as Sherman has abandoned his journey on the Distorig field in Atlanta, a disruption noted by observers including Gen. W. se Sie. The fragmentary dispatch suggests a surprising departure affecting the field event and associated plans.
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KER
Atlanta
Thomas Sherman
Gen. W. Se
Olympian Team to Tour Europe After Games
Athens dispatch reports American Olympic team dispersing after the Games. Notables like Lightbody, Friend, Pilgrim, Bacon, Bonhag and Ewry plan extended stays in Scotland, England, France, and Germany. Several athletes expect to race in Berlin handicaps, English meets, and Yale-Harvard events upon return.
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C. J. Bacon
Europe
Berlin
Athens
Greece
United States
Naples
Glbraltar
Mitchell
Archie Hahn
J. J. Fowler
W. @. Frank
Mike Spring
F. A. Borneman
Lightbody
Chicago
Friend
Scotland
J. Bacon, Jr
George Bonhag
Germany
Pilgrim
Bacon
Possbly Bonhag
England
Hawks
W. A. Schick, Jr
Harvard
France
Paris
Bchick
Yale
Boxing to Boom With Summer Night Shows at Sea Beach
Boxing in New York plans a summer string of shows. Marlborough A C will stage bouts at the Sea Beach palace starting May 30, with top boxers featured. A Critic A C opens May 10 at Lyceum hall and aims to attract big talent. Howard A C secures Ulmer park for summer Friday cards with four round bouts.
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New York
Caney Island
Old Sea Beach Palace
Marlborough A.C
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Sterdam Hall
Jenga
Sea Beach Palace
A. C
Lyre Hall
Sizthava
Tommy Murphy
Johnny Allen
Philadelphia
Youngtteeo Cantly
Bex Murphy
Jainb
Howard A. C
Brooklyn
Ulmer Park
Minstrel Harry Steinfeldt Turns Baseball Player Tale
St Louis May 4 A narrative of Harry Steinfeldt, early third baseman for the Chicago Cubs, tracing his rough road from a Fort Worth minstrel performer to a National League player. The account recounts a Texas showman mentor guiding him, a standout Paris game with a triple and two-bagger, and a bad ninth inning ankle injury that halted his troupe route.
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al Fields
Harry Steinfeldt
Chicago Cubs
Harry
Lone Star State
Stelney
Nieaty
Paris Tex
Parla
Ack
Steiney
Paris
Fort Worth
Soen
Hart and Schreck Offer Rough Four Round Brawl
In Madison Square Garden the Twentieth Century Athletic Club staged a rough four round bout between Marvin Hart of Louisville and Mike Schreck of Cincinnati. Both fighters proved awkward and unscientific, delivering wide swings as they pressed each other from the second round until the bell. Exhausted at the end, Hart and Schreck left the ring with Schreck favored by some observers.
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Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Madisen Square Garden
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Maland
Justom
Hart
Schreck
Mark Manor
Sichreck
Behreck
Manager Watkins makes early lineup shake up for Milwaukee trip
Before leaving for Milwaukee Thursday morning manager Watkins released second baseman Farrell and third baseman Raftis. Kahl will play third and Kelley second while Parrell goes home to Kansas City. Both Raftis and Farrell showed promise but failed to meet expectations in the latest game. Several players will stay home including Howley Summers From and Halla while Nisarto still regains strength and Summers works on control. The club remains hopeful, aiming to be more successful on the trip than at home.
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Watkins
Farrell
Raftis
Kahl
Kelley
Parrell
Kansan City
Rafts
Dio
Raftle
Howley
Summers
From
Halla
Halle Ghot
Nisarto
Pro Pitching Proverb S by a Silly Coach on Baseball
A humorous primer on pitching which mocks bad habits and old sayings. It jokes about concealing the pitching arm with a red sweater and illustrates odd self-commands and pretense before throwing. It counsels control, avoiding walks, and choosing strong strikeouts over weak hits.
Dialog: tooth fragment threatens jawbone in Hartford City
Especial to The Sum Hartford City Indiana May 4. J BR Chaney 9 said to be threatened with blood poisoning from a fragment of an extracted tooth which remained and caused his entire jawbone to rot away. His face swollen to twice its natural size.
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Hartford City
Ind
J. BR. Chaney
Nominee Marke Tully Nominated for State Treasurer
Nominee Marke Tully, a Hoosier and native of Franklin County, was nominated for state treasurer by Kansas Republicans. He recently located at Independence Kansas and has held several offices. He is the brother of C. H. Tully of Franklin.
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Franklin
Ind
Marke Tully
Kansas Republicans
Independence
Kas
First Triple Play Seen by Manager Watkins
Manager Watkins witnessed his first triple play Wednesday as Kelley, James, and Carr retired Leahy, Whitney, and Phyle in order. He noted such plays are rare in baseball, with only a few occurring in major leagues and minor leagues, making the event notable to observers.
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Bette
Bagenall
Watkins
Kelley
James
Carr
Kerley
Leahy
Whitney
Phyle
Farrii
Parisa
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