Totals and innings in Minneapolis game report
Minneapolis and Indianapolis baseball game totals listed with players Morrissey Phyle Wilmot McFarland Cassibbine Zalusky Luther and Kellum. Score by innings shows lines for both teams. Highlights include two-base hits by Babb Phyle and a sacrifice by Hogrieve. Stolen base by McFarland and a double play by O'Brien Fox and Kihm. Time 1 55, umpire Ebright.
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Minneapolis
S&j. Paul
Millers
Kellum
Hoosiers
AB. R
PO. A. EL
Morrissey
Phyle
Hogrieve
McFarlan
O'Brien
Fox
Kihm
Luther
Hogriever
Zalusky
Ebright
Baseball scores from Wednesday games in American Association
Wednesday results across multiple cities show Louisville to St. Paul 6-1, Kansas City 3-1 Toledo, Columbus 3-2 Milwaukee, Chicago 12-2 St Louis, Philadelphia 5-1 Boston, Washington 4-1 Baltimore, Detroit 3-2 Cleveland, Philadelphia 6-5 Cincinnati, Boston 10-5 Pittsburg, Chicago 3-2 Brooklyn, New York 10-7 St Louis. Batters listed for each game.
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Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis Weeden
Toledo
Weesserenage
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Flaherty and Shriver
Cook
Check
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McDonald
Beville
Hughey and Graffius
Dunham and Fox
Thomas and Speer
Callahan and McFarland
Riedy
Powell and Ludgen
Hastings
Powers
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Townsend and Donahue
Howell and Robinson
Mercer and Buelow
Streit and Bemis
Magee and Dooin
Currie and Pietz
Pittinger and Moran
Poole
Chesbro
O Connor
Cucago
Rhoades
Kling
Hughes and Ahearn
New York
Matthewson and Bowerman
Wicker
Joyce and
Ryan
Baseball bunts and fielding shine for Indianapolis team
The Sun notes two strong challenges for games with the Young Marions and Celtic Stars. Indianapolis boasts a gilt edged infield with swift throws by Babb O'Brien and Fox and commendable first base work by Kihm. The schedule for the Indianapolis Reserves is set with games at Muncie Dayton Muncie Cincinnati Fort Wayne and Fort Wayne in May and June.
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Celtic Stars
Indianapolis
Babb
O’brien
Fox
Kihm
St. Paul Dispatch
Muncie
Dayton
Cincinnati
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Mr Red Supports Roosevelt at King Edward Coronation Dinner
At a farewell dinner for Whitelaw Reid in New York, Mr Red praised Roosevelt for the appointment of a representative to King Edward's coronation. He addressed chatter about wearing knee breeches and stated he remains unconcerned and committed to his plans.
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Roosevelt
New York
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Reta
Lamp explodes in home. Mrs Beck dies from burns
A lamp explosion caused a fierce fire in the 222 Milesave home at about 1 am Thursday. Mrs. Frederick D. Beck, 52, perished from burns while her mother Mrs. Martha Emery, 72, survived serious injuries while attempting to save her daughter. Betty Emery fled outside in shedded clothes as neighbors aided. Firemen gained control but Beck lay dead at the doorway. Emery was hospitalized with burns and is recovering. The husband, a traveling man, was traveling and expected home Thursday night. No children.
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City Hospital
Ed Hussey
Miley Ave
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Walter Bertel
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Boxing to Fill Empire Tonight in Two Title Fight
Advance ticket sales promise a packed Empire theater with a 122 pound bout between Forbes and Ryan. The fighters completed training Wednesday and will rest Thursday. odds favor Forbes while Ryan shows solid backing. There will be good preliminaries and a special Vandalia Line round trip available for May 18 from Indianapolis to Terre Haute and return.
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Forbes
Vandalia
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Indiana Dental College Opens Patient Hours
The Indiana Dental College lists patient reception from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for all kinds of dental work. The notice mentions Delaware and Ohio regions in its draw of service areas. It emphasizes broad availability for dental treatments throughout the day.
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Indiana Dental
College
Delaware
Ohio-ests
Fire Destroys Hay-Mow Sparks Saloon Turnout
Amid roaring flames and smoke at E Pearl Street a saloon run by John F Sanders stayed open attracting a thirsty crowd. Fire started in a hay mow of Andy Schickeranz's livery barn. eight horses and harness were saved. Loss to Schickeranz’s feed likely 200 to 300 dollars. An ad for plasterers to save money via skimming brushes appears.
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Sanders
Schickeranz
Look Special Spring Prices for Suits
Spring price offer for cleaning steaming and pressing suits at one dollar. Alt work guaranteed. Goods picked up and delivered.
Immigration prospects lure settlers to Texas
The piece touts Texas and nearby Louisiana areas as rich with opportunity for settlers and farmers. It highlights booming Tice farming, truck farming, and diversified farming in south Texas and southwest Louisiana, noting rice cultivation adding about $20,000,000 to regional wealth and ample land at low prices.
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Texas
Louisiana
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