Fort Wayne Defeats Indianapolis in Ninth Inning Drama
Fort Wayne edged Indianapolis 6 5 in a late rally as Sutthoff pitched well until the eighth inning. Hickey made the decisive error allowing the winning run while Fort Wayne capitalized in the ninth. Sutthoff took the loss despite a strong start.
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Hickeyes
Saplings
Indianapolis
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Eall
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Bey
Hickey
Kelly
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Miller
Thornton
Flynn
Fox
McLaughlin
Grand Rapids Triumph Over Dayton in Scoring Victory
Grand Rapids outpaced Dayton with a 24 base total, as the scoreboard showed Gr'd' Rapids leading. Batteries Streit and Herbert, Cogswell, and Richert contributed to the win, while Dayton managed limited scoring.
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Rapids
Dayton
Streit
Herbert
Cogswell and Richert
Toledo routs Columbus with five homers in slugfest
Toledo batted home five roundtrippers as both teams mishandled the ball in a high scoring game. Batteries-McIntyre and Graffius for Toledo joined by Wil helm and Zinram in a tepid defensive showing for Columbus.
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Columbus
McIntyre and
Graffius
Wilhelm and
Zinram
Detroit Club Tops Bo Qeton in Home Victory
The Detroit ball team defeated Bo Qeton at home, improving their record after a rough stretch. Key players contributed in a low scoring game, with defense holding down their opponent. The win boosts Detroit’s standing in the league as the season progresses.
Baltimore Athletics Batteries-McGinnity and Robinson
A compact note lists players named Batteries McGinnity and Robinson alongside Baker Plank Murphy and Powers for Baltimore Athletics with varied figures .
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Baltimore
McGinnity and Robinson
Baker
Plank
Murphy
Powers
Notre Dame Tops Illinois and Wabash Beat DePauw
Monday results include Notre Dame defeating Illinois while Wabash defeated DePauw. In Santiago Cuba edged the United States 11 to 10 amid onfield tensions but police restrained a flag incident. Other scores note Sandows over Meridians 18 to 3 and Sears edging Device Stars 15 to 14 with Rag Alley Veterans 24 to 15.
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Cincinnati
Lattimer
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Fort Wayne
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Louisville
Sears
Device Stars
Rag Alley Veterans
Hasty NL Row Ends In 9–0 Forfeit In New York
An angry scene in the National League has Brooklyn players clashing with umpire O Day over a disputed call in New York. After a heated exchange he ordered a three minute delay and then forfeited the game to New York by a score of 9 to 0.
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O'Day
New York Team Beats Brooklyn in Battery Duel
In a tight contest at New York 2 RHE defeated Brooklyn 29 to 0 with standout plays by Batteries Sigler Bowerman Don Ovale and McGuire as the contest highlighted defensive prowess and scoring chances across the field.
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Brooklyn
Sigler and
Bowerman
Donovale and
McGuire
Batteries-Lawson and Wittridge dispute in Boston
A brief quoted fragment mentions a dispute involving Batteries-Lawson and Wittridge, with references to Boston and Philadelphia. Specific names Dona Hue and McKarland appear amid numbers that resemble ledger or docket references.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Lawson
Wittridge
Donahue and Mckarland
Cincinnati Wins 3-2 Over Pittsburg in Nondescript Game
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburg 3 to 2 in a close contest. Batteries Chesbro and Immerman start strong for Cincinnati while Kanhoe contributes for Pittsburg. Scoring details and other play-by-play are unavailable in the fragmented OCR.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chesbro
Immer
Mcadden and
Kanhoe
Fragmentary sports score list from Midwest cities
A partial OCR style collection shows city pairings with team initials and mixed scores for Bloomington Rockford Terre Haute Cedar Rapids Evansville Davenport Decatur Rock Island and others. Units are unclear with stray symbols. readable items include Evansville 9 10 5 and Davenport 18 4 among scattered entries.
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Rockford
Terre Haute
Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Davenport
Decatur
Rock Island
Unclear Game Scores From Regional Standings
Partial sports listing shows scattered results with teams Little Rock and Memphis, plus cities Snreveport, New Orleans, Ouattanooga, Selma, Nashville, Birmingham, and scores like 2, 7, 6, 2, 17, 3, 18, 14. No clear winner or date available.
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Little Rock
A Young Cyclone Struck the Marion Magnates
Marion magnates cleaned up after a rough weekend and fired Bradford who was criticized by Indianapolis players. He faced a $600 fine and left with the earnings expected. Lefty Houtz was also fired in the shakeup following Sunday box events.
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Marion
Bradford
Indianapolis
Lefty Houtz
Brazil baseball team accepts Marotts challenge
The Sun prints a letter from Brazil baseball association manager accepting the sweep challenge from the Marott ball team. Brazil offers to play any state team at $2 a side with a potential $25 pot, split 40 percent to the winner and loser. The team has an enclosed park and good attendance, inviting the Marotts to come to Brazil, Ind., to play.
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SUN
Brazil Baseball Association
Marotts
Brazil
Eccme
Paul J. Wimsey
Ind
Boxing and boxing law swirl in Chicago and beyond
Max Storr of Chicago breaks skot record with 244 points. Promoters and fighters, including Kid McCoy and Charlie Mitchell, stage a modern gladiators act in Boston. Wheeling fight ends in a 20 round draw as Gus Gardner subbed for Jack McClelland. New anti boxing law takes effect Tuesday in the state. Ordinance for boxing discussed in Chicago City Council Monday. Latonia darby deemed tame while Hermann do not conclude, and Newport track owners deny plans to buy Latonia. English grand jury returns true bill of manslaughter against Jack Roberts linked to recent contests. Jim Jeffries pursues Ruhlin Fitzsimmons Sharkey in sequence. Rose Polytechnic athletes face possible nonrepresentation in state field day. Cambridge Oxford athletes join Yale Harvard youth for September. Betty Day home struck by fire from defective flue at 1523 Yandes Street, $75 loss.
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Charlie Mitchell
Gladiators
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Eddie Gardner
Wheeling
Jack McClelland
Latonia
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Hernando
Newport
Jack Roberts
Billy Smith
Smith
Jim Jeffries
Ruhlin
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Rose Polytechnic
Cambridge
Oxford
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Harvard
Turned Its Nose Up At the Resolution
Central labor union rejected a resolution endorsing the Indianapolis Southern's right-of-way into the city. The Machinists' union nine hour day was endorsed, per capita tax raised in future vote, and talks began with Nordyke Marmon for signing iron holders. Jessie Lendormi tribute and women’s label league events noted.
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A. F. of L
Jessie Lendormi
Gould
The
Union
Freight Handlers Organizing Meeting This Sunday
The freight handlers' union is expanding organizing efforts beyond the Big Four roads and will hold a meeting Sunday at 2 pm to coordinate activities and recruitment.
Union faces potential showdown over unwatched wage scale
Business agent Collins of the Machin ister union suspects unsign employers plan a confrontation as the scale set to take effect May 20 nears. Four concerns have signed including Atlas engine works Atkins' saw works Duke & Bamer and M. EB. Howard.
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Machinister Union
Atlas Engine Works
Atkins’ Saw Works
Duke & Bamer
Compulsory Settlement Sought By Central Labor Leader
President Feltmann of the Central labor union advocates compulsory wage setting in building trades to take effect for both sides. The Plasterers' union has added seven members in ten days, totaling 57 among roughly 100 city plasterers. Bosses met Tuesday to discuss the 40 to 50 cent wage increase. four bosses signed the scale: Frank Sims, John Precute, O. H. Swett, and S. A. Shilling.
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Feltmann
Central Labor Union
Plasterers’ Union
Frank Sims
John Precuite
O. H. Swett
S. A. Shilling
Tips of the wire hints on world events and incidents
The item reports various brief notes including French parliament reopening on Tuesday, a smallpox outbreak among western Indians in the west, King Edward possibly visiting Hamburg for waters, and local frictions in Illinois G A R and W R C encampment at Peoria. It notes the killing of Lee Key in Knoxville Arkansas, Cuban constitutional convention secret session and retry, yacht designer B B Crowninshield marriage in Boston, and ministers in Worcester noting President McKinley drinking champagne aboard a battleship amid denouncements by clergy. King Charles of Koumania is also mentioned.
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Lee Key
Knoxville
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Emma Brown
Worcester
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Charles
Koumania
Greek prince aboard battleship seeks closer ties in Anbazia
George of Greece met on a battleship at Anbazia Austria on Monday to foster closer relations between the two nations. A xarist dispatch notes a possible naval show of force against Turkey if the sultan resists interfering with the foreign post office. The United States is not involved. Separately, John EB Searles schedules filed show liabilities of 92 million plus 3.6 million in securities pledged as collateral. attorney Dwight doubts par value recovery. Searles signed on March 5.
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Greece
Anbazia
Austria
Xarist
Turkey
Foreign Post Office
United States
John EB. Searles
New York
Sugar Trust
Searles
Dwight
War Office reports 634 Boer homes destroyed in South Africa
London May 14 The War Office released returns from South Africa showing 634 farms burned in the Transvaal and Orange Free State. The total was made public Tuesday as part of the war office statement.
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War Office
South Africa
Transvaal
Orange Free State
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