Cy Morgan Spits Past Hoosier Aces in 2–0 Win
Cy Morgan former Hoosier star, used the spitball to beat his old teammates 2–0 for St Paul Apostles. Fisher held Indianapolis to five hits as Morgan allowed two runs in eight innings, with Dunleavy and Marcan contributing in support. Union of St Pauls and Indianapolis left fielders and infielders featured errors and defensive plays, while Morgan’s control and Fisher’s first-base thefts shaped the quiet victory.
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Cy Morgan
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Tallandere
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St Paul
Fisher
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Indianapolis
Johnny Carr
Eadoe
Apostles
Wans
Qret
Galer
Bugden
van Zabdt
Goler
van Zandt
Frink
Marcus
Pierca
Obi
Padden
Marcan
Pairee
FPF
Ind
Janspolis
HO A. BL
Donleavy
Ctu
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Games Across Leagues
A compact recap shows American Association games with Indianapolis vs Minneapolis and Louisville vs St Paul, plus Columbus at Milwaukee and Toledo at Kansas City. National League matchups include New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburg, Boston at St Laure, and Brooklyn at Chicago. American League lists Chicago at Philadelphia and Detroit at Washington with others. Central League features South Bend at Terre Haute and Grand Rapids at Evansville among others. Interstate League notes a shakeup with potential franchise changes after tonight’s inspectors visit.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
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Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Et Laure
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cleveland
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Detroit
Washington
South Bend
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Evaneville
Canton
Dayton
Wheeling
Springfield
Marion
Bay City
Ft Wayne
Saginaw
Anderson
Lima
Milwaukee
Taiwan
Atherel
Kanme
Loutaville
Minneapolis St Pact
Wen
Low Pet
Jew Turk
Louis
Springtel
Evansville
Wreemre Eryrrerree
Terra Haute
von Laaz
Marton
Warne
Baginaw
Sersertereye
Anderaan
Flint
Eveese
Alt Muntio
Go West on the Lehigh Route to New York
Fragmented OCR notes describe a double track scenic highway linking at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with lines from the White Lehigh Valley railroad. It also references mailing addresses in Buffalo New York and Detroit Michigan, and mentions an anniversary edition of a Bun malted product and German language text.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mate St
N. Y
Fort-st
Detratt
Mich
Intersecting games loom as East and West settle rival claims
Cambridge May 18 report signals a new era in college football with growing intersectional contests this fall. Eastern powerhouses Yale Princeton and Penn highlighted by Michigan and Chicago clash in a bid to compare gridiron strength across regions.
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Mass
Astern
Michigan
Chicago
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Weutsrheim
Western University
Harvard
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Middle West
Race results from Louisville and New York card details
Packed race results show multiple events at Louisville and New York with a mix of furlong races and handicaps. Notable runners include Mill Song Floss, Col Bartlett Capitano and Robin Hood with varied odds and times. Additional stakes feature a steeplechase handicap and selling races across 7 and 8 furlongs. Interleague notes cover Fort Wayne Uma and Ga gvnew rounds with competing batteries and lineups.
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Follies
Robin Hood
Nicol
Maplehuret
Heloe
Dr. Nowlin
Tune
Bixth
Fonsolven
Orewar
Frank Lord
Garner
Russell T. Momentum
Sahara
Myers
Chados
Bloom! Baterla
Mme
Master Leater
Miller
Tin O'Toole
Rappahannock
Muler
Wes
King Cale
Good Lucie
Tommy Waddell
Phil Finch
Crop of youngsters showing good form in baseball trials
Special to The Sum New York May 18 Baseball men, assessing the season’s young prospects, note several bright rookies making major league rosters. Nealon of Pittsburgh shows major league calibre at first base, while Ward of the Giants and Brouthers of the Athletics display promising bat and glove. Other young players from Tenney’s Boston squad and the American clubs are praised for fielding, speed, and hitting potential as spring training yields early big league confidence.
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Charley Carr
Jeader Ot
Carr Han
New York
Baseball Manufa Sts
Nis Caspanier
Tlrst
Mam
Lajote
Seymour
Mitch
Moni
Nealon
Pittsburg
Major Lesque
T Te
Bin
Pall Gaoli
Pereaps
Ward
Brouthers
Athletics
UN Weld
Vtlek
Bate Ih Gernter Flelder
Tenney
Hosiunims
Delehanty
Goodwit
Bigieort
Tenney Seeks Strong Finish Despite Boston National’s Weak Start
Fred Tenney, manager and first baseman of the Boston Nationals, vows to lift a thin, young squad toward mid-division. He blames tight ownership finances for losing veteran players, yet remains optimistic and pledges a vigorous, determined push to climb from near the bottom.
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Fred Tenney
Boston Nationals
Tenney
Pulliam Praises Cubs as Equally Balanced contenders
New York May 15 The National League president Pulliam after seeing both Chicago and New York teams praises the Cubs as a well rounded squad with strong pitching fielding and base running. He predicts the Cubs are serious contenders for the championship and notes the eastern clubs will reveal true strength in forthcoming games.
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New York
Chicago
Pulliam
National League
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New Yorks
Chisgos
Erners
United in Marriage at Maple Valley Ceremony
May 1 at Maple Valley the couple John L. Holliday of Warrington and Cora Walker wed in a ceremony conducted by Hey M. Fr. Pierce. The same officiant joined James and Opa Nibarwer at Cleve- in another ceremony mentioned in the report.
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Boecinl
Charlotterville
John LL Holliday
Warrington
Cora Walker
Maple Valley
Hey. M. FR. Pierce
James A
Opa Nibarwer
Cleve
Ackerman to Ring Steimetz in Indiana Meet Week
Lima Ohio wrestler Al Ackerman plans a busy slate with one night stands in Michigan and Ohio before a big Indianapolis clash with Steinmetz. Both men signed articles and posted appearance bets, while Ackerman weighs in lighter than opponents and prepares at the M C A.
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Frank Goteh
al Ackerman
Ed Stammets
Tomlinson Hall
Lima
Siemmers
Ackerman
St Mary's
Byron
Mich
Slnstings
Mica
Thompsonvile
Michigan
Steinmetzy
Duke
Terre Haute Rating Match Delayed. Notable Fencers Named
Terre Haute Ind May 15 announcement lists Hetanan Joy Thomas and Dick Fitzpatrick slated for April 10 in Zan Francisco with Terre Haute Athl etic Club to weigh in at 15 pounds. Korni windup to feature Tony Moran of Brooklyn versus Kid Taylor of Chicago in a standout bout.
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Alors
Terre Haute
Sucemni
Ind
Hetanan Joy Thomas
Fitzpatrick
Zan
Francisco
S& Accordina T
Terre Halts
Camden Fire Insurance Association balance sheet summary 1906
Indiana Auditor certifies Camden Fire Insurance Association as a Camden N J company with capital 400 002 and assets totaling 1 000 000 plus. The statement lists cash, real estate, stocks and bonds, premiums due, and liabilities for losses and other claims. Warren Bigler, State Auditor, signs the declaration dated May 1906.
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Cameden Fire Insurance Association
Federal Street
Camden
N. J
EL Read
J. EL Rharp
Ite
Brocka
Banda
Indiana
Warren Bigler
Atte of
Bate
Antiter
Gate
Sidelights on Ball Players Jax Glaglefret joins Chicago team
The article profiles Jax Glaglefret, a new Chicago player from Worthville Pennsylvania. It praises his fielding and hitting, notes his small stature and quirky nickname, and hints at his growing popularity with home fans. It mentions his home ownership in Worthville and his dream of seeing the town on maps of Pennsylvania.
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Jax Glaglefret
Chicago
Elane
Gilttera Iike
Lake George
Worthville
Belo
Jaa
Rabbit Glagta
Lota
Wearthville
Pennsylvania
Lush Warring Again Pitcher Refuses to Retire
Special to The Sam Pittsburg May 15 report says pitcher Lush of Philadelphia faced fines for exhibition and possible return to Williamsport outlaw league. He pitched poorly, refused manager Duffy’s order to relieve, and left the game after Clarke and Ganley hit and Ward overthrew.
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Pittsburg
Fenn
Fitener
John Luah
Philadelphia
Star
Brooklyn
Sp Tn
Theras
Barth
Williamsport
Lush
Heaviy
Feld
Duffy
Ivor Pittsburg
Ritchey
Clarke
Ganley
Essé
Leach
Ward
Connte
Slattery Dropped by McCloskey After Sunday Game
Slattery was released by manager John J McCloskey after a spring game against Milwaukee. The catcher, noted for improving and showing decent speed on the bases, was dropped following a rough performance including slow throws and a near-out at first. Camiskey had previously blocked Slattery, and this decision ends his Ten days’ trial with the Cardinals.
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Apecal
Sun
ST. Louis
John Jd
McCloskey
Milwaukee
Rent Feld
Kelly Barry Go Ends In Draw At Auditorium
In a ten round middleweight versus heavyweight bout, Italian Kelly defeated by Barry’s weight advantage. Kelly, though groggy at times, fought back strongly showing grit against the heavier Barry at Indianapolis Auditorium. Referee Ryan’s decision pleased many patrons as Barry weighed over the limit and the bout ended in a draw.
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Dave Barry
Hugo Kelly
Kelly
Barry
Indianapolis
Harry
Tle
Talon
Peru Sets Dedication for New Presbyterian Church
Peru Ind May 16 Special to The Suna. The dedication services for the new Presbyterian church have been decided for Sunday June 2. The building will cost 36000. The pastor is Rev Harry Nyce.
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Suna
Ind
New Presbyterian Church
Rey
Harry Nyce
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