Hoosiers Edge Kansas City In Fielding Brilliant Display
Indianapolis defeated Kansas City as Hoosier defense and timely hitting overwhelmed the host. Newton, McFarland, Allen, Metz and Hulen sparked a six-run fifth inning, while Rothfuss and Bristow contributed in the outfield. Final: Indianapolis 7, Kansas City 3.
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Colwis
Hoosiers
Indiana
Hickey
Kansas City
Hegriever
McFarland
Bristow
Rothfuss
Indianapolis
Newton
Allen
Metz
Hulen
Raymer
Reilly
Ganzel
Incernapglis
Hopkever
Weed
Sharrott
MecFarland
Gear
Sanses City
Allen, Stewart and Motz
Regional Baseball Notes and League Updates
Dated reports from Indiana and nearby areas cover player moves, signings, and forfeit claims. Lawson of Muncie vows not to post a $200 forfeit, noting other I I league clubs also abstain. Multiple minor league results show Dayton, Mansfield, Toledo, and Fort Wayne games with varied outcomes and signings like Sockalexis to Rochester.
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Anderson Lawson
Muncie
Brewin
Mansfield
Dayton
Toledo
New Coastie
Youngstown
Fort Wayne
Arvnd Rapids
Wheeling
Butler College Athletes Hold Field Day Trials
Butler college athletes held field day trials on Saturday with several promising performers named for a week of practice before the state collegiate meet. The afternoon featured a first summer golf tournament at the Country Club won by Millard in Class A and Chapman in Class B.
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Butler College Athlees
Millard Gron
Chapman
Jibson
Harry Gibson
Cincinnati
Jen Downey
Boston
Maych
Athetic Club
St Louis
McCoy
Ryan
National Elks
Michigan
Wisconsin
Chicago
Notre Ramz
Oscar Gardner
Pady Sullivan
Martin Minherty
Brooklyn W. Co. T. U. Folk
Fitzsimons
Jeffries
Secretary Al ger Orders Payment to Cuban Troops
Washington May 20 Secretary Alger directs Gen Brooke to begin paying Cuban troops and records satisfaction with arm safekeeping. Arms will be deposited in arsenals.
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Washington
Alger
Gen. Brooke
Brooke
Sermon Ends as Jenkins Leaves Third Church
Rev Burris A Jenkins preached a plain farewell sermon at Third Christian Church on Sunday morning with no farewell features. A reception for Jenkins and welcome for new pastor Rev Carlos Roylison is planned at the church June 2. Rev John Blair of Terre Haute spoke at First Presbyterian about returning to idealism and developing character and financial ability for tomorrow.
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Burris A. Jenkins
Third Christian Church
Mr. Jenkins
Carlos Roylison
John Blair
Terre Haute
Pierce
Chas. H. Sergeant
Madison
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Fire tragedy in Greenpoint leaves 60 families homeless
A Brooklyn blaze at Freeman and Hagle streets from Kell & Sons’ planing mill killed one man and left two missing. The fire razed a row of 12 three-story tenements displacing 60 families with property losses estimated at 300,000 to 300,600 dollars. Firefighters rescued a woman and child, saved an invalid, and suffered injuries. several horses perished and a smith shop and stable were destroyed.
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New York
Freeman and Haglests
Brooklyn
Greenpoint
Kell & Sons
Andrew Abi
Maines
T. J. McGinnis
Peter Encerkin
Alexander Harris
McGinn
Netinnis
Henry Mayer
Anothr Mar
O’conner
McCormick & Ryan
O'Connor
Dale
No lives lost in Brooklyn fire inquiry says all accounted
Police and firemen report no fatalities in the Brooklyn blaze. Total loss estimated at $590,000 with all individuals accounted for.
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New York
Brooklyn
Overdose of Morphine Causes Death of Young Woman
Annie Ward a 21 year old daughter of Pat Ward of 1312 W Washington street died at 2 30 am Monday from morphine overdose at her uncle Anthony Ward’s Russell avenue home. Neighbors and parents doubt suicide attributing to long standing spine curvature and previous abscess pain. She bought two grains of morphine at a nearby drug store around 11 pm after a recurrence of pain, took it without a doctor, and died five minutes after her mother reached the bedside. Coroner Nash opened the inquest Monday morning.
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Annie Ward
Pat Ward
W. Washington Sr
Anthony Ward
Russell Ave
Nash
Meat Famine in Hawaii
Seattle dispatch notes meat shortages in Hawaii with reports of rising prices and limited supply as residents seek allocations and merchants adjust trading patterns May 22.
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Hawaii
Seattle
Wash
Fire devastates two rural properties in Hasel Street area
Early Sunday fire at Hasel Street destroyed barns and outbuildings of Hugh Mc Boraid and B H Spann. No insurance, four horses and two wagons for Spann, four horses and two wagons plus chickens and a shed for Mc Donald, with a mule perishing after fleeing to the other shed. Origin unknown.
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Hugh Mc Boraid
B. H. Spann
Hasel St
G Brightwood
McDonald’s
Spann
McDonald’s Barn
McDonald
Man Suffers Leg Break Trying To Tie Shoe
P. J. Fitzgerald a 34 year old laborer from Senate ave and Maryland st injured his right knee on Sunday while tying his shoe his leg buckled and doctors at the hospital noted similar cases in past.
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P. J. Fitzgerald
Senate-ave
Maryland Sr
Improvement Fight in Irvington Ends in Court Battle
Irvington property owners who paid 11 000 of 36 000 for street work on Washington street refuse to pay the balance. They allege the contract transfer from John Moore to W C Smith, longtime town engineer, was illegal. The funders call the dispute a fight to a finish.
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Irvington
Washington
City News Briefs Highlight Accidents and Appointments
Geo Frazier, Broad Ripple conductor, was thrown from his car and injured Sunday. Judge Allen appointed Marion Trust Company receiver of the Washington Savings and Loan Association. Cornelius Ayres, long time coachman for Mrs Daniel Stuart, buried Sunday at the Stusré residence. Turnversens gym show canceled at Armstrongs Park. rescheduled for Thursday in the hall. Allen Caylor sues Arthur Jordan Co for 2000 damages claiming half profits of City Ice Co and denial of books access.
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Geo. Frazier
Broad Ripple
Allen
Marion Trust Company
Washington Savings and Loan Association
Cornelius Ayres
Daniel Stuart
Stusré
Turnversens
Armstrongs’s Park
Arthur Jordan Company
Allen Caylor
City Ice Company
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Philte
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Young
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Eet
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Wasson
H. P. Wasson & CO
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Minneapolis
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Richmond
Covington
Ity
Sockalexis
Rochester
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Buffalo
Balimore
Chiergs
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Notre Dame
Brightwood
Fitzgerald
City Live
When Clothing CO
Vonnegut Hardware Co
E. Washington St
People’s Credit Clothing Co
W. Washington Street
W. Washington
C. Koehring & Bro
N. Penn
Virginia Ave
Siit
New Richmond
Mother
Hitz
Mwcisser & Co
Globe Clothing CO
Washington and Delaware
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