Homers Spark Tight Milwaukee Baseball Clash
In Milwaukee on Monday Systematic slugging by Watkins honky hitters carried the game 8 to 7. Kihm and Hogriever homered for four runs each, lifting the visitors as Kellum was benched early and Williams faced the Brewers.
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Watkins
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Kihm
Hogriever
Kellum
Brewers
Williams
Thomas
Elliott
Alt‘fo Fock
Hooélers
McAndrews
Parrott
Clingman
Giantis
Aee
AB. R
PO. A. E
Hallman
Babb
Altrock
Indianapo
Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering
Josh of Germantown Cal recounts a fourteen year battle with rheumatic pain and disability. He describes near constant suffering and eventual relief, highlighting a breakthrough that ended his long ordeal. The account emphasizes a personal transformation and the hope of others enduring similar afflictions.
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Josh
Germantown
Cal
Baseball Bunt Ends Bay’s Indianapolis Link With Cleveland
Harry Bay, bound for Milwaukee with Indianapolis, instead signs with Cleveland in the American League. Watkins has weathered a first contract-jumper season as Indy shows better play away from home. The dental college team collapses as players pursue other duties, and a planned series of championship games has been dropped due to heat. Washington Park hosts a Shortridge vs Manual Training school title clash, though both teams struggle. Judge Talty grants an appeal in Ball players Wallace Heidrick and Harper cases. a full Supreme Court hearing likely delays action.
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Harry Bay
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Watkins
Lick Observatory
Dental College
Indiana
Shortridge
Manual Training School
Washington Park
Stace
ST. Louis, Mo
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State Supreme Court
Wallace, Heidrick
Harper
Abe Frank Shines in Slim Crowd at Churchill Dowd
A thin crowd watched Abe Frank show speed at Churchill Dowd as he led the field through the race. Heavy fog at Morris Park New York obscured most results, leaving only likely finishes visible and four first choices claimed while other prizes went to strong second choices.
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Churchill Downg
Abe Frank
Morris Park
New York
Kid McCoy Knocked Down Five Times by Carter
Philadelphia report says Kid McCoy endured his worst beating of a career Monday night at the hands of Carter. The bout details are incomplete but describe repeated knockdowns and heavy punishment.
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Philadelphia
Kid McCoy
Carter Wins Fast Six Round Brooklyn Bout at Industrial Hall
Kid Carter of Brooklyn scored a rapid victory in a six round bout at Industrial Hall. McCoy was knocked down five times, saved by the bell twice, and counted out three times as Carter dominated each round and finished with McCoy nearly out in the sixth.
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Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Industrial Hall
McCoy
Carter
Wrestler Tom Jenkins Defeated in Handicap Match
New York on May 20 reports champion wrestler Tom Jenkins losing to Prof. Otto Schoenfeld in a one hour handicap bout with only two falls. The match was conducted by the Young Men's Gymnasium Club in the city.
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New York
Tom Jenkins
Otto Schoenfeld
Young Men’s Gymnasium Club
Jenkins
Schoenfeld
Frank Erne
Pat ‘Daly
National Sporting Club of London
Erne
Buffalo
Ordway
London
Woman's Screamed Defense Foils Burglar at Home
Miss A Lemmon awoke to a burglar at 1 am Tuesday at 34 West North Street when he struck a match. Her loud scream routed the intruder and neighbors rushed in but found him gone. The event highlights the woman’s swift defense and the burglar’s retreat.
Soap powder workers union formed at A. T. Perry plant
A union of the tent and owning workers is being organized. Soap powder workers union, composed of employees of the A. T. Perry soap company, has been organized.
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Ers
Soap. Powder
A. T. Perry. Soap Company
Fairbank Opens to Public with Concert by Ostendorf Orchestra
The Fairbank public gathered Monday night to enjoy a fine program by Ostendorf's concert orchestra with warm applause. The grounds showcase improved flower displays and shady nooks. This week Ostendorf's orchestra will provide music evenings, while G Marone plays harp solos in the afternoons and F Panden offers violin selections.
Park Amusements Feature Two Flags and Gentry’s Show
Holden company enters the Park third week with Under two flags as crowd of warm evening fans enjoys Palm leaf shade. John A. Preston stars as Bertie Cecil in a tale of scandal and pride while Louis Victor delivers a solid Louis Algiers role, with Cecil’s servant Rake played to favor by John Mylie and Bernice Howard winning audience approval as Cigarette.
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Holden Comedy Company
the Park
Palmleaf
John A. Preston
Bertie Cecil
England
Algiers
Louis
Victor
John Mylie
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