Sports Dictionary Dated Scattered Bits With Trades and Notes
Fragmented notes cover a baseball score tie, Fox at bat, and a crowd’s cheer. Trades shift Columbus to Cleveland for Thoner. Panhandles lose 11 to Gus BroeMer. Wrestling champ Medal given by Charlee Mayer Co. at YMCA gym. Walter Wilmot retires as Minneapolis manager. Fra Elbertus praises local printers in Little Journeys. Roycroftized offer refused. Pratt advertises printer’s craft.
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Sentinel
Clingman
Columbua
Cleveland
Thoner
Thea Panhandles
Buent Hoosiera
Gus BroeMer
Charlee Mayer & Co
M C.A
Carl Wisley
Opos
Walter Wilmot
Minneapolis
Elbertus
Healers Trim Mudhens In Wild Toledo Victory
The Healers defeated the Mudhens by a wild score of 8 to 2 Friday, as Indianapolis climbs the ladder in the standings. Eight errors marred ChataHl, sent from Columbus, and fans showed their frustration with the home team despite a loyal turnout. Attendance 1,100. Other results included Indianapolis 8 Toledo 2, with hitters and pitchers listed in the box score.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
ChataHl
Columbus
Inughea Gt
Mt.ne
BagHo
Indianapols
Smith
Jones
Ho- Briever
Kihm
Brolen Bares
Bernard
Connors
Plankenship
Banes
O Cristall
Kellum
Biruck
Cristall
Highover
Plich
Poreman
Standings and Scores in Early Baseball Leagues
The ailing scorecard shows standings and results across the American Association, American League, National League, and Central League. Team names such as Milwaukee, Kansas City, St. Paul, Columbus, Minneapolis, Toledo, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and others appear with win loss tallies and partial game results in a dense ledger of late 19th or early 20th century league play.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New York
Boyton
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Lee
National League
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Pet
Wan
Philadelphian
St. Louieveland
Pitteboro
Brookyn
Louta
Baseball Game Set Between Wabash College and Manual
Wabash College meets Manual Training High School Wil at Washington Park on Saturday afternoon with the game called at 2 o clock Sletofftudge Contest. The sale of seats for the Sleta Judge Couitest of the Empire on May 13 has been large. Both men train hard and the event draws attention with plenty of fans anticipated on the thirteenth.
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Wabash College
Manual Training High School
Wil
Washington Park
Couitest
Empire
Empire Theater
Wabash
Delaware
Otto Sieloff
Martin Judge
Uulera
Koerner
Indlanatolis
Sports Briefs and Rumors From The Circuit
George Gardner trains at Norwood Ing Cinemont and plans a Fort Erie home life after marrying Mise Matilda Speers. Terry McGovern to meet Abe Atten at Fort Wayne on a climactic career day. George Lennon denies rumors of mutiny and seeks all his men. A tiglistic carnival is planned for Butte with Fitzsimmons McGovern Gana on the list. Newton may return east to play wall on a 4 aglary that will push him to practice medicine. Mike Engan has shone in handball this season beating the champion at eight cites and still winning. The New Jersey golf championship finals set for June 6 with a record entry. Invites pour for the sculler to Lucerne July 28 for the Perpetual Challenge single sculls. Rube Ferns aims to meet Mali Bowser in Pittsburgh for a big-money bout. Golf instructor Lennon says no man can defeat W. Travis, excluding Rheinhart.
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Terry McGovern
Abe Atten
Fort Wayne
Terry
George Lennon
Butte
Fitzsimmons
McGovern
Gana
Newton
Wall
Mike Engan
New Jersey
Mata
Nvenal
Lucerne
Switserland
Rube Ferns
Mali Bowser
Pitsburg
Lennon
Travis
Rheinhart
Byers and Princeton-Harvard tourney notes and results
The article references the Princeton Harvard tournament as a major event, mentions Wisconsin's narrow track meet escape with Rochester, and cites final scores and players such as Poage and Knox. It also notes upcoming matches including Tommy Smith and Dick Green in Chicago, with other scattered remarks about betting and local interest in Fleischmann's village.
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Byers
Princeton
Wisconsin
Poage Atone
Knox
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Reems
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Ind
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Apri
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Merchant
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Ilinois
Jamoat
Joseph Taggart
Indiana
India
HL. Conen
Diamond Broker
Obteak Exeblkbed SR
Wood-Weaver Printing Co
F. Obie St
Sport Dictionary
Fox
Wasson
Dreas
H. P. Wasson
Businega
Jans Walk Son Ndl
Axa
Fransvile
Terre Haute
South Bend
Andersen
Marlon Wheeling
Dayton
Smith, Jr
Blankenship
Fleurs
Turner
the Owens
Connore
Klesnow
Gristall
Hoghiever
Om of
Coulter
Max
Tapriett
Heydon
C. A Woodruff
Oa Kellum
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Butler
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Grainc Grain Coffee
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Huder's Drug Store
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DePauw
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George Gardner
Norwood Ing
Cinemont
Kim Parewereader
Mise Matilda Speers
Fort Erie
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Jewett
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Braumuller
Stewart
Wussehner
Stodart
Cameron
Gthemaelven
Topa
P.j.kelleher
Washington St
Horsford's Phosphate
Sioux City
Tommy Smith
Dick Green
Mitt Attiata
United States
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Fleischmann
Jimmy Britt
Joe Gann
Brite Fran
Elis
Fitzgerald
Jeffries
New New York
Corbell
Alimans
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Joe
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Tts
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Tran
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THE
Indianapolis Gas CO
Roz
Fred Irwin
Empire Theater Ysmioe
Chan
Marvello
Meda Dentate
Starr Line
Beason
Indianapale
Eee
Knox and Youngs
Fominson Hall
Flower Mission
S&pho
Holden Stock Company
Ednesday
LWO
Popular Press
Mari Caine
the Christies
Knabe
the Starr
Piano Company
Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Illinois
Indianapgolis
Ati
Renee
BaPak Rt
Harold Macrath
the Grey Cloak
Igem Laundry
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