DOCTOR Reisling Helps Indiana Fall Toledo 4 2
Indiana Hoosiers beat Toledo 4 to 2 as pitcher Tom Williams limits sluggers. Reisling struck out four across seven innings, with Heath Heydon and Tamsnett contributing. Attendance listed, game played in Toledo on a Sunday.
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Standings and Scores From Cleveland and Nearby Games
Cleveland hosts New York with a 9 to 2 score. St Louis defeats Philadelphia 9 to 3. Washington edges Chicago 4 to 2. Results reflect early season hockey standings and regional matchups.
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Butler Team Promises Strong Season With Deep Roster
The Butler baseball squad shows strong outlook with captain Lautie Anthony guiding a deep lineup. Key players include Harry Dodson at catcher, Carl Barnett at first, Paul Gusin at second, Paul Sturry at third, with Spears center and Forsythe right field. pitching options are Cook, Brown, and Van Winkle as McCaughey’s successor tries to fit in a busy schedule.
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The Automobile and the Horse Talked Shop
An old comic strip scene unfolds with an Automobile and a Horse debating progress and popularity. The Automobile touts rapid growth, miles, and modern travel, while the Horse counters with tradition, sight of farmers, and enduring affection. The tale ends with the Automobile racing off, leaving the Horse confident in lasting public affection.
Scattered Sports Notes From Early Baseball Circles
Jokes on suspensions and injuries pepper a broad sports round up. Hart rumored strain amid broken wing anxieties while Miles claims tennis title, and racing talk centers on 200 horses in training at fairgrounds. Football bowling and bicycle races mix with batting leaders and new golf ball tech.
Evansville and Midwest Baseball Scores Feature Free Sprawled Card
A sprawling summary of American Association and National League results shows many city matchups including Indianapolis 15 Toledo 1 and Louisville 3, with Central League games featuring Evansville at Terre Haute and Fort Wayne at South Bend. In racing news, trainer J M McCormack announces Hermis a champion four years old by Hermence Kal y, purchased for 2000 at Saratoga and unbeaten prior to a mud race.
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Big East
Signing at the Orpheum Hefty Championship Preview
Corbett and Jeffries set to sign agreements for the heavyweight title at the Orpheum in San Francisco Monday. Details were arranged earlier. the signing is a formality. Indianapolis sends American delegation in base stealing, and St Paul in batting. Carter and Pritchett lead handica bowling tournament. Kentucky bookmaker Charles Quinn captures an heiress. wife Miss Mabel Hopkins is presently worth a million. Harry Dixon accuses Kil Henderson of failing to post the forfeit for their June match and hints his opponent may back out. Commercial league results show varied scores and strong turnout with lively crowds.
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Harry Dixon
Kil Henderson
All Record Broken in New York Racehorse Sale
A historic sale marked a high price for a racehorse as Meyit Thomas and L. Vi Bel reportedly purchased Hermip for 62.00. The purchase, described as the highest paid for a racehorse in the era, drew attention from San and Marcus observers.
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Pair of Jims from California eye heavyweight duel
The article notes two California heavyweights with the name Jim, Jim Corbett and Jim Jeffries, each with brothers and San Francisco roots. Plans call for early training with Corbett to finish preparations and Fitzsimmons as sparring partner, as the champion prepares to face contenders in town.
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Bob Fitzarom
Auto bones new fad threatens streets in Indiana
Dialogue in a Detroit-tinged tale describes auto bones a new betting game where automobiles replace coins. The plan to spread the game surfaces amid skepticism it will reach Indianapolis, with warnings of risk and gambling culture.
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Detroit
Whist Tournament Adds Cup Contests For Indiana Clubs
The Indiana Whist Association plans a May 30 meeting at the Claypool Theater. Afternoon play selects teams and pairs for trophies including the I. W. C. cup and Bradshaw cup. Evening bouts pit top teams, top pairs, and bronze trophy matches with a free-for-all pairs game offering souvenirs. Clubs listed include Connersville, Bedford, Terre Haute, and others.
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Rochester
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Goshen
Decatur
John T Brush 16 Happy and Healthy
The Cincinnati Post notes John T Brush 16 appears happy and healthy after a period of illness. The Giants magnate’s improved condition is praised as he chats with Frank Bancroft on Broadway and exchanges compliments about impending boxing matches.
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Horsemen Protest Driver Blame After Grand Race
A horseman criticizes drivers for discrediting racing, arguing they brag and blame others after losses. He notes drivers claim they would have won with different conditions and urges everyone to acknowledge the drivers’ actual skill. The discussion hints at upcoming meetings and debates among horsemen.
Reward Offered for Missing Mary Pollard
Relatives of Mary Pollard offer 25 reward for information locating the 36 year old woman who vanished from Wanna maker two weeks ago after leaving to visit her brother in Irvington. They fear no foul play but suspect possible detention by undue influence and urge informants to come forward.
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Married in Brown County Near Nashville Saturday Night
A couple tied the knot Saturday night in Brown County near Nashville Indiana. The ceremony was staged at a quiet venue with nearby landmarks and local residents in attendance. No further details on names or officiants were clearly readable in the article.
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Beira Reed
Ween
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Average career length of big league ball players
A survey of baseball biographies shows the average major league career is around ten years, with most stars lasting four or five seasons. The list highlights veterans like Jimmy Ryan, Cy Youree, Charley Farrell, and Bobby Lowe, noting several players began in the 1890s and early 1900s, while many others had shorter runs in the leagues.
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Dahlen
Urekr
Duc Kelley
Reds
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Thir Stork
Oddball tale of Rebe Waddell and wild sea daredevilry
The column recounts eccentric baseball figures such as Rebe Waddell and Rube, narrating a Jacksonville pier incident where a daredevil jump ended with a splash and a crowd. It also notes Frank Killen seeking umpire work, details a tense nine inning clash, and a riotous finish sparked by a contested play. The piece closes with Syracuse's Stayer Kline rebuking ministers over Sunday baseball.
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8 Chim
Jacksonville
Osale
Waddell
Suddewy
Beliave
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