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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1902

Page

10

Porting News Baseball Scores From AL and NL

In American League games Chicago beat Cleveland 12 to 8 with Jahan and McFarlandCleveland, Chicago batteries Lundboam Bemis. Baltimore topped Philadelphia 18 to 6 with Hughes and Robinson Kenna and yvers. Detroit defeated J Louis 3 to 2 with Shoff and Sugden Mercer Rue Washington. Boston 5, New York 0. Philadelphia 6, Chicago 5. Pittsburgh 12, Brooklyn 1. St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 5. Cincinnati 4, Boston 3. Batteries listed by teams and pitchers.

Chicago Cleveland Jahan and McFarland Lundboam Bemis Baltimore Philadelphia Batte- Hughes Robinson Kenna Yvers J. Louis Detroit Shoff Sugden Mercer Rue

Cincinnati Bunt Mystery Grows As Baseball News Lags

Albion college shocked DePauw 19 to 3 as DePauw’s numerous errors sank the team. Capt. Preston was charged with five errors. Sudhoff, the American Association pitcher, limited Detroit to six hits, with Detroit scoring only twice. A double-header is set for Washington Park featuring Shortridge vs Terre Haute high school and the Training school vs State normals.

Washington Park Shortridge Terre Haute High School State Normals Albion College DePauw Capt Preston Sudhoff American Association Detroit

American teams start season in new cities Saturday

American association teams open the season in new cities with a gala day planned at St Paul as Indianapolis plays the first abroad series. Saturday features Columbus at Kansas City Toledo at Milwaukee and Louisville at Minneapolis while Indianapolis won’t return until May 30 for a Louisville double header. Fitzsimmons ends cross country trip in San Francisco waiting for Jeffries to respond. Churchill Downs racing continues with close finishes and Von Rousee, 22, debuting on Friday as a strong contender in 2-year-old events.

American Association Columbus Ccceeses Esseoees Louisville Indianapolis St. Paul Aeve Kansas City Milwaukee Aevee Toledo Minneapolis Claba Pittsburg Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn J. von St.Louis Cincinnati Churchill Downs von Rousee

Forbes-Ryan Boxing Clash Outlook In Indianapolis

Forbes returns from Chicago to confirm square dealings for the Empire bout with Ryan next Thursday. Forbes, who has met rivals such as Dougherty Cramer Gardner Sprague and OKeefe, aims to prove he is the superior fighter. Ryan, silent on the clash, trains hard as his career hinges on the showing. Judge Sullivan KOed Joe Smith in Covington in four rounds Friday night.

Forbes Ryan Danny Dougherty Jack Cramer Oscar Gardner Ed Sprague Jack O'Kief Harry Wood Judge Sullivan Indianapolis Joe Smith Covington

Traction fight ends in Logansport high street franchise ruling

In Logansport Indiana on May 10 the Mc Culloch traction interests won the dispute as Judge Chase dissolved Fred Co Boyd vs Northern traction company injunctions. The court held Northern had rights earlier and city council revoking the franchise void. Alberta Pilling’s case against the same defendants was dismissed. The decision meets with popular approval.

Logansport Ind McCulloch Traction Chase Fred Co. Boyd Northern Traction Company Northern Company Boyd Company Alberta Pilling

Miners in Anthracite Set to Strike After Hazleton Meet

Scranton reports United Mine Workers leaders receiving assurances from across the anthracite field that no coal will be mined starting Monday until the Hazleton convention votes on making the provisional strike permanent. About 10 000 miners and laborers in the district are idle or leaving the mines while 3 000 pump men engineers and firemen stay at work to keep mines from flooding and enable a possible resumption if the strike ends.

Scranton John Mitchell United Mine Workers Hazleton St. Charles Mitchell

Beautiful Miss Abromet In Court

Hortense Abromet appeared pale and distressed as she faced a fire setting charge in the police court. Her attorney Cohen urged a prompt hearing, and the case was set for Tuesday afternoon with prosecutor Collins seeking a later date.

Miss Abromet Hortense Abromet Harry B. Marsh Collins Henry N. Spaan Miss.Abromet Bernie B. Cohen Mr. Cohen

Cow Breaks Columbus Elliott's Neck in Barn Incident

In Greensboro Indiana on May 10 Bott, milking a vicious cow, was pinned against the stall wall as the animal crushed his neck. He remains paralyzed below the neck and conscious, with doctors saying no recovery is expected.

Cow Columbus Elliott Greensboro Ind Columbus Bott

Woman in Crowd Feels Sorry for Doc Lung Brother

An unidentified woman stepped forward at Crown Hill for the funeral of Doc Lung, brother of Dong Gum Hong, saying she felt sorrow for him. She spoke briefly, took Hong’s hand, then disappeared into the throng as thousands gathered for the graveside rites.

Crown Hill Dong Gum.Hong Doc Lung Hong Dong Hong Lang’s Crown Hit

Looked for Girl for 30 Years in Sleepy Hollow

William Fisher a Sleepy Hollow recluse in Mt. Plains New York has been declared insane after 30 years of waiting for a drowned fiancée Catherine Odell. He has remained at a small cottage with gray hair long uncut and has not spoken with a woman since the drowning. His estate is valued around $50,000 and Nehemiah Odell is named as Catherine’s father.

MT. Plains N. Y Sleepy Hollow William Fisher Tage Hudson Catherine Odell Nehemiah Odell

Colored barbers displaced in Denison by Knox followers

In Denison Saturday white barbers were displaced by George Knox and his following of colored men leaving nine white barbers unemployed and causing much weeping at the shop. Also noted is a recital by Edward Ebert Buchheim under the Bellinger school of music to be held at the Propylaeum Monday evening promising a leading season event with a program including Toccata and Fugue in C minor.

Denison George Knox Edward Ebert-Buchheim Bellinger School of Music Propylaeum Yur Buchheim

County officials warned against bypassing bids on bridge contract

Attorney Russell B. Harrison warns county commissioners that approving a W. Washington street bridge contract without re advertising for bids would invite injunctions. He argues the law bars binding the county to contracts beyond the already appropriated amount, on behalf of a large taxpayer.

Russell B. Harrison W. Washington St

Two Van Revels by Tarkington to Be Published

Booth Tarkington announces a new novel titled The Two Van Revels to appear in McClure's next month. Publishers questioned spelling and pronunciation, learning the accent falls on the last syllable. The tale is set in Indiana during the Mexican War era.

Booth Tarkington McClure Indiana

No Flowers Taken Children Treated After Court Martial

The impromptu court martial of Wallace Snilling and his brief guard-house confinement at the arsenal ends with Maj Shaler noting the incident will deter neighborhood youths from trespassing. Shaler says the boy was not stealing but trespassing, a bad habit to stop. A neighbor told THE SUN the boy was sickly and could not have yelled as alleged.

Wallace Snilling Arsenal Maj. Shaler Mas. Shaler the Sun

New Indianapolis Bond and Realty Firm Formed

A new Indianapolis concern with 300000 dollars in capital filed articles of incorporation in the secretary of state’s office. Directors include Mortimer Levering Wa Churchman C L Winks F B Clayton and Charles Hamblen Clayton is president Churchman and Hamblen vice presidents Levering treasurer and Winks secretary. The company plans to start Monday in the Newton Claypool building and owns 160 acres south of Washington Ave between Rural Street and the Belt Line, platted into building lots to be sold on installments, focusing on real estate. Prairie du Chien Wisconsin May 10.

Indianapolis Mortimer, Levering Churchman C. L. Winks F. B. Clayton Charles Hamblen W. F. ‘Churchman Mortimer Levering O. L. Winks Newton Claypool Washington-at

Derailed Frisco Fast Train Held Up At Blind Siding

A Frisco fast train was derailed and held up at Blind siding near Memphis on Friday night. The express safe was dynamited but no money was taken. Four men were suspected as posses pursued them from Walnut Ridge and Bonnerville.

Memphis Tenn Frisco Blind Walnut Ridge Bonnerville

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