Stovall Saves Day For Louisville In Loss To Indianapolis
In a rough open, Louisville defeats Indianapolis 6 to 4 as Stovall, moved from right field to pitcher, cements the Colonels’ lead before Wright relieves. Kellum allowed solid hits but the visitors rally with two runs in the fourth and a later push, while busy fielding miscues hindered the hosts. The crowd of about 2,800 watches Stovall exit after a strong start and Wright finish, keeping Louisville in last place for now.
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iJimes
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Sullivan
Hopke
Kellum
Coneed
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Sesessees
Neal
Cscncenes
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Ellum
Ff Wright
Stanley
Woodruff
Himes
Hooke
Williams
Pietz
Kern
Columbus
Siers
Corcoran Shines with Giants After Cincinnati Exit
In the Giants Cubs series at New York McGraw favored Corcoran to replace Billy Gilbert at second. Once viewed as not good enough for Redland Corcoran has become a faultless defender with sharp lightning plays and clutch hitting. Former Reds Seymour Frazer Overall and Steinfeldt also impress for the Cubs after leaving Cincinnati.
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Cubs
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Chance
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Coran
Corcoran
Seymour
Frazer
Overall
Steimfeldt
Batteries and vendors listed across multiple cities
A fragmented page cites battery vendors in Terre Haute Wheeling Evansville and Springfield with names such as Smith Freese Friel Philbein Moran Pearson Stalley Dunn Merryman and Clark. It also promotes a Helen Byron high grade empire for 10c from Leahy Co Manufacturers Cincinnati Ohio.
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Terre Haute
Dayton
Smith and
Helen Byron
Leahy & Co., Manufacturers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rays From The Baseball Spotlight On Colonels Hoosiers Game
The piece reviews a Colonels loss to the Hoosiers with colorful notes on players. It highlights Stovall pitching, Woodruff’s batting struggles, Hughes and Peitz, Livingston’s defense, and Sullivan’s power hitting. Carraway and his committee are mentioned as part of the narrative.
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Colonels
Thursday Games Across Leagues Hit Strong Lineups
In American Association action Louisville visits Indianapolis while Toledo travels to Columbus and Minneapolis plays Milwaukee. Kansas City faces St. Paul. National League slate features Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Pittsburg at Philadelphia. Chicago plays New York and St. Louis at Boston. American League shows Washington at Detroit New York at Chicago Boston at St. Louis and Philadelphia at Cleveland. Central League matches Grand Rapids at Canton Dayton at Evansville Springfield at Terre Haute and South Bend at Wheeling.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
New York
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St. Louis
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Brooklyn
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Terre Haute
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Ween
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St. Paul
National League
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Chicago
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Canton
Dayton
Evansville
Springfield
Wheeling
Fragmentary Batteries and Names Across Cities
OCR fragment lists batteries and person names with city markers Columbus Toledo St. Paul Kansas City. It mentions Frantz Case Leahy Sullivan Leroy Sugden and Geyer Robertaitle Blue Check Land among others with numeric codes. Context unclear but resembles a classified item or notice.
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Frantz
Case, Leahy and Sullivan
Leroy and Sugden
Columbus
Toledo
Geyer
Robertaitle
Blue
Batteries–Mason and Schlei RHE and partners listed
Brooklyn and Cincinnati entries show battery lineups with names Mason Schlei Rucker Ritter. Boston listings name McGlynn Noonan Young Boulles Dorner Brown. Philadelphia Pittsburg section notes Willis Lynch Gibson Corridon Dooin.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Mason and Schlei
Rucker and Ritter
Boston
St. Louie
McGlynn
Noonan
Young, Boulles
Dorner and Brown
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Kid Solomon to Meet Abe Attell Friday in L A Title Fight
Special to The Sun from Los Angeles May 23. Flyweight contender known as a natural fighter with minimal training matches featherweight champion Abe Attell Friday in Los Angeles. Solomon, 30, works in the city street department and supports his wife and widowed mother. He has only one loss in five years and hopes to win and return to his job.
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Cal
Kid" Solomon
Abe Attell
Solomon
Burnham
Pacific Coast
Tomy Burns
Burns
Hard luck tale of Billy Nolan and the Fresno dog
Before fame as a fighter Billy Nolan ran hounds near San Francisco. He fed a plan to fail a rival dog race at Union Park. The Fresno dog traveled to San Francisco, but Nolan’s dog won as rivals lost bets. Nolan called it sheer hard luck.
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Nelson
Dane
Butte
Montana
Billy
Union Coursing Park
Iimits
San Francisco
Nolan
Fresno
Union Park
Detroit Cleveland Battery Pairings At RHE and Cleveland
In Detroit at RHE Detroit the batteries Mullin Schmidt Bender Schreck are listed alongside Philg 030002006005105. In Cleveland at RHE Cleveland the battery teams Hess Rhodes Bemis Hughes Blankenship are noted with Washington 390000000891 and 100001006002101.
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Detroit
Philg
Mullin and
Schmidt
Bender and Schreck
Cleveland
Washington
Hess, Rhodes and Bemis
Hughes and Blankenship
English boxer Summers holds Harlem foe to draw in six rounds
British lightweight John Summers boxed Harlem Tommy Murphy in Philadelphia on May 23, flooring Murphy three times in the first two rounds. Murphy recovered, but Summers pressed with rapid jabs. The two fought even down the stretch as the final rounds ended in a draw.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Summers
Harlem Tommy Murphy
New York
Murphy
Summers
Shortridge High Athletics Report Marks Year of Success
Arthur W. Dunn reports at Shortridge auditorium that Northside school athletics were financially successful over the past year. Revenue totaled 1722.34 with 13344.79 spent on supplies and expenses leaving 377.55 on hand. The board prioritizes clean athletics and rewards effort over mere winning. Student members Hd Hancock Van Buren Jarvis and Paul Benson were named for next year, while faculty members include Charles 8 Thomas Ralph E Carter and Miss Laura Donnan. If finances permit Here Clark may coach football next fall.
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Shortridge High School
Arthur W. Dunn
Athletic Board
Northside
Shortridge
Hd Hancock
van Buren Jarvis
Paul Benson
Benton
Charles 8. Thomas
Ralph E. Carter
Laura Donnan
Clark
Indiana University
Shrubb to Race Longboat Then Kannaley in New York
Alfred Shrubb the renowned distance runner arrives in New York to race against the amateur Longboat who was expected to turn pro. With Longboat unavailable, Shrubb will instead race Frank Kannaley of Cambridgeport, Mass. Shrubb’s career and diet are highlighted as he holds multiple world records from 2,000 yards to 11 miles and an hour run of 11 miles 1,137 yards.
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New York
Alfred Shrubb
England
Longboat
Shrubb
Frank Kannaley
Cambridgeport
Mass
America
Deerfoot
Australia
New Zealand
New Faces on Reserves at Brighton Beach
At Brighton Beach next Sunday the Reserves host the Americans from Cincinnati at league park while the National league team is away. Manager Reinhardt scouts amateurs and plans several new faces for the game. Pitching is solid but fielding errs and batting struggles persist. If forced to import players he says the best team in the state will be ready. Curtain raiser between two local clubs at 1 30 sharp.
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Brighton Beach
Cincinnati
Reinhardt
Tug of War in Indian Wrestling Match for Kids
A gymnasium guide explains a tug of war drill for boys with hooked legs and arm holds to dislodge the opponent. It notes heavier students have advantage but skilled lightweights can beat heavier rivals, and suggests varying positions to train all muscles and balance. It adds girls can join in, with appropriate gym attire.
Yale and Harvard Seek U K Track Meet With Oxford
Boston May 23 Yale and Harvard track officials regret no reply from Oxford and Cambridge to a summer meet proposal in America. Managers Howe and Summer plan July 4 in Harvard stadium with four starters per event two Americans and two Englishmen. Rhodes scholars from America in Oxford will not compete.
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Yale
Harvard
Oxford
Cambridge
America
Howe
Summer
Rhodes
Giants Explode To Take Game Against Cubs
Giants overpower Cubs 7 to 1 as McGinnity dominates with his raise ball and wild pitch mischief. Bowerman backs veteran Bresnahan, Genial McGraw overhauls the lineup, and the visitors pile on five runs in the fifth inning led by Shannon and McGann.
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Reulbach
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McGinnity
Joe
Mathewson
McGraw
Frank Bowerman
Bresnahan
Reusbach
Overall
Shannon
Tinker
Strang
Slagle
Devlin
Jeff
Seymour
Bowerman
McGann
Dahlen
Corcoran
New York
C. A
S.c.e
Sheckard
If Chance
Seinfeldt
Aaa
Hofman
Evers
Eeeseeee Kling
Eenaaseeses
Nares Reulbach
Seteeurreeel
Chicago
Creeery
She Kard
Nlay
Reulall
Bach
Emsalie
O'Day
College Games Scoreboard in Illinois Indiana and Lake Forest
At Champaign Illinois Illinois versus Purdue with batteries Bushnell and Grieving Rice and Rosenbaum. At Bloomington Indiana State Normal versus State Normal with Mutz and Hill Moore and Clark. At Crawfordsville Lake Forest versus boats with Irwin and Bowera Kiet ley and Stark.
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Illinois
Purdue
Bushnell and
Grieving
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Rosenbaum
Bloomington
Indiana
Mutz and
Hill
Moore and Clark
Crawfordsville Ree Lake Forest
Irwin
Bowera
Kietley and
Stark
Hoosiers Strive For Winning Streak After Rough Road Trip
Indiana players face a tough stretch after a harsh western swing and losses at Columbus. Coach Carr defends his team’s nerve and confidence, urging hitters to meet the standard and pitchers to rebound. The squad hopes improved fielding and steady pitching from Slagle and Cromley will spark a turning point.
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