Watkins Men Beat Kansas City In Slugfest On Rainy Thursday
Kansas City visitors fall 4 to 0 as Hoggie shines with a three base hit late in the eighth inning. Nash? Kellum drives four hits for Indy while Ralph Miller starts for Hoosiers before being benched after four Kansas City runs. Wolfe pitches nine innings for the loss as weather hindered bats in a low scoring ball game at the scene.
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Watkins
Kansas City
Billy Wolfe
Indianapolis
Ralph Miller
Blues
Hoggie
Kellum
Nance
Rothfuss
Smith
Grady
Beville
O’brien
Lewee
McBride
Wolfe
Hoghever
Kihm
Heydon Fox
Miller
Baseball Scores and Advertisements From Thursday Play
In the American Association Minneapolis edged Toledo nine to five with Newin Zalitsky and Pardee Klein on batteries. Columbus shutout St Paul one to zero with Bailey Fox Chech and Pierce behind the sticks. Louisville defeated Milwaukee eight to four with Towell Bresnehan and Miller contributing. In the American League Baltimore combined for thirty three runs to Detroit’s one, while a physician cites poor patient adherence to hygiene and the limited role of medicines, promoting Chamberlain's Liver Tablets as a remedy for bowel health.
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Toledo
Newin
Zalitsky
Pardee
Kleinovv
Columbus
St. Paul
Bailey and
Fox
Chech and Pierce
Louisville
Milwaukee
Battelowell
Bresnehan
Miller
Peer
American Association
Soocee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Etree Az
Courn
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Secesser US
Pet
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn Sesseveessenseses
Cincinnati
Batteries and Scores Echo Local Baseball News
Reports of multiple batter pairings and city scores from games in Chicago Boston Cleveland Philadelphia and St Louis include details of 11 to 9 and 9 to 1 margins. The excitement focuses on Western league finances and a forthcoming Shortridge versus Manual Training School clash at Washington Park with students rehearsing songs and yells.
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Howell
Spresenanhan
Miller and McGuire
Chicago
Boston
Garvin
Patterson
Dineen
Criger
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Moore and Bemis
Wiltz and
Steelman
St. Louis
Washington
Reidy
Sudgen
Lee and
Drill
Shortridge
Washington Park
Baseball Bunts John T Brugh Will East with the
John T. Brugh plans to move east with the team after a brief spring training stint. teammates report a shift in lineup as the season nears. the move signals adjustments in fielding and batting order for the upcoming schedule.
Horseracing Notes and Fatalities Across the Circuit
The report covers a district of horse racing news including Mayor Fleischmann of Cincinnati shipping a horse to Latonia, Abe Frank arriving to star in the Latonia derby, Baron Munchausen winning the Jubilee stakes ridden by Nate Hill, Waring said to be retiring after a sick horse incident, James F. Caldwell dying at Saratoga, a fatal prize ring accident at Lenox Club involving Tommy Dixon and Tommy Noonan, and the controversial odds favoring Young Corbett in Denver. The piece mixes horse racing results, notable figures, and a fatal collision at the sport’s edge.
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Mayor Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Latonia
Abe Frank
Baron Munchausen
Nate Hill
Waring
Sam Hildreth
Boston
Wanat
Tommy Dixon
Chicago
Tommy ‘Noonan
Chelsea
Lenox Athletic Club
Dixon
Noonan
City Hospital
Bank plans stock increase vote on June 24
A proposition to raise American National Bank capital from 350000 to 500000 will be submitted to stockholders on June 24. New stock at 130 will raise about 195000. 45000 goes to surplus, boosting per share value. Existing stockholders may subscribe for three sevenths of holdings. the rest offered to the public.
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American National Bank
Amusements Park Under Two Flags at Capitol Avenue
Gentry presents a dog show and related amusements at Capitol Ave featuring two flags and acts numbered 2 and 8. Details are sparse but indicate a mixed program of entertainment in a city park setting.
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Capitol-Ave
Gentry
Social Notes From St Louis and Cincinnati
Mr and Mrs W B Barry visit St Louis Mrs John M Shaw visits her mother in Cincinnati Mrs H D Yoder and daughter depart June 1 for Arborsville Ky to spend the summer Catherine Merrill club to hear a paper on Machiavelli guest day Miss Irene Taggart hosts a small company for Miss Olcott of Muncie Fourth Presbyterian church sponsors a strawberry festival and a musical and literary program Daughters of the American Revolution close season at Mrs Robert Geddes home Mrs Henry D Pierce and Miss Pierce travel East in June for Mercersburg school commencement Douglas Pierce to graduate Willam Fortune and Allan A Wilkins build a houseboat on Lake to be completed by July two families to occupy it
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Burkhardt
Cincinnati
H. D. Yoder
Arborsville
Catherine Merrill Club
Machiavelli
Irene Taggart
Olcott
Muncie
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Daughters of the American’ Revolution
Robert Geddes
Henry D. Pierce
Pierce
Mercersburg School
Douglas Pierce
Wiliam Fortune
Allan A. Wilkinss
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