Hoosiers take opener as Brewers topple in Sunday tilt
Indiana split the western trip opener by beating Milwaukee on Saturday behind Cramley’s pitching. Sunday’s game saw Hickey’s curvework and left arm confounding Hoosier hitters as Milwaukee won, 4 to 2. Cicotte held Brewers to seven hits, but costly miscues and timely punches sparked Milwaukee’s win.
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Baseball Monday Games Across Major Leagues
Scores and matchups outline American Association games including Indianapolis at Milwaukee Louisville at Kansas City Columbus at St Paul Toledo at Minneapolis National League matchups Chicago at Pittsboro St Louis at Cincinnati New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia American League Philadelphia at Boston Washington at New York St Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Central League Terre Haute at Canton Evansville at Wheeling Dayton at Grand Rapids Springfield at South Bend Intertath League Litta at Fort Wayne First at Marton Bay City at Munete Summaw at Anderson.
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Beveridge to Speak in Paris on Fourth of July
Indiana Senator Beveridge has accepted an invitation from the American Chamber of Commerce in Paris to address Americans in the French capital on July 4. His speech will cover U S foreign policy as a large gathering includes bishops, diplomats, Paris officials, prominent Americans in Europe, English and French attendees and other residents.
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Saturday Scores and League Results Across Regions
Baseball scoring reports from multiple leagues show Indianapolis shutting out Milwaukee while Kansas City and Columbus posted varied margins. National League games featured Boston, Chicago, and Brooklyn delivering wins. American League saw Philadelphia and Detroit triumphs amid rain delays. Central and Interstate leagues listed additional outcomes with several rain interruptions and battery pairings noted.
Keyes Goes East in Anticipation of Big Matches
Special to The Sun Chicago May 7 Lily Roche famed referee visits with Australian champion featherweight Keyes and trainer from Australia. Roche believes fighting will rebound by September after the coast earthquake and plans to pit Keyes against top eastern challengers including Benny Yanga and Battling Nelson if possible. Several Frisco boxing figures travel to Chicago with Roche and Keyes as he aims to prove Keyes as the best Australian fighter since Griffo.
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Matt Tierney
Josh Day
Week's Sporting Events and Racing Meets
Regional racing and shooting events span Monday through Saturday with Hoosters at Kansas City and St Paul, Belmont Park spring meeting, Churchill Downs, and local meets in Louisville Memphis Gloucester and Philadelphia. Indiana athletic meets include track, tennis, and a state trotting gelding with teams from Wabash Earlham and Hanover.
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How Wagner Broke Into the National Game
John Wagner, later known as THopas Wagner, came from Carnegie Pennsylvania and joined Steubenville after a brief run on local teams. A telegram offered 100 a month and a quick train ride led to a tryout where he showed up with his own uniform. The manager remarked on his potential as Wagner was tried that day, marking a notable moment in baseball history.
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Base Running Tips From An Old Coach
Practical baseball advice on base running speed and technique. Emphasizes starting quickly advancing on contact, overrunning bases safely, and sliding left foot first within reach of the base. Warns to watch the ball and plate, touch first before second, and heed the pitcher while ignoring questionable coaching.
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Arie Latcem
Irish reliability tour eyed for June by Amateur body
An Irish reliability tour for amateurs is planned for the second week of June under the auspices of the Irish AO now the activity of the Automobile Body in the Emerald Isle. It will feature three runs of 100 miles each, starting and finishing in Dublin and passing through Wicklow. Griffith is optimistic the club will win, while others doubt.
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Good Young Ones Promise To Be Stars With More Experience
A National League report highlights about 25 fresh players showing promise this season. Names include Ferguson pitcher from New York and Jordan first base from Brooklyn, with others from Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia and more. The piece notes youth and potential, with veteran Jim O Rourke still tied to Bridgeport and not yet outdone by the new blood.
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Sidelights on Ball Players in Philadelphia season
A column praises young players in major leagues, noting nerve and potential across National and American leagues. It highlights Charlie Doomn as a quirky Philadelphia figure, observes rising stars across clubs, and contrasts early nerves with later brilliance, urging attention to the youngsters this season.
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Brush in Accident Wrecks Baseball Leaders
John T Brush president of the Giants McGraw Christie Mathewson were injured when their car plunged off a Newburgh road. McGraw and Brush escaped serious harm while Mrs Mathewson fractured an ankle. Chauffeur John Mitchell and Britchell were unharmed as the machine hit a tree in the darkness. All were taken to New York for treatment.
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Prominent wrestlers feud and travels noted in brief
Fred Caymer visits Jotmetown Pennsylvania on opening day of the outlaw camp. George Hackenschmidt faces accusation by Madrad the Turkish wrestler who claims the hold caused his defeat in London. Hackenschmidt won their recent meeting in six minutes twice. Madrad’s manager weighs a new proposition. South America seen as a strong market for American autos, especially round rustle models suited to Argentine needs, with European cars behind in demand.
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Fragmented Quote Remains Mystery in Historic Text
A garbled OCR snippet shows phrases about Cledy and Melanse with misspellings and odd spacing, including ellipses and broken terms. The readable matter hints at dialogue or a marginal note but lacks coherent context or identifiable events. Further restoration needed for clarity.
Sunday Baseball Draws Crowds in Indiana Cities
In Anderson, Muncie, Marion and Fort Wayne Interstate league games were played on Sunday without arrest. Attendance averaged 1,520 per game despite cold weather. A large share of spectators were women, showing Sunday ball's popularity in cities with little prior gate admissions. A band concert at Muncie disrupted play briefly during an exhibition, while other towns ran standard Sunday games with gates.
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Harvard Likely to Face Dartmouth in Con Test Amid Penn Rift
Harvard drops annual football game with Pennsylvania amid eligibility disputes over Lawson. The Harvard Bulletin notes a shift toward Dartmouth as a replacement with tensions rising between Harvard and Penn and relations with Dartmouth improving.
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Red Men to Dedicate at Plainfield on May 26
The Sun reports that the 98,000 Red Men hall hero will be dedicated May 26 in Plainfield Indiana with several tribes from Indianapolis and other cities participating in the ceremonies.
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