Fisher Stuns Colonels In Hoosier Triumph At Washington Park
Indiana's Fisher outpitched Aig Clauda Ellin te and the Hoosiers backed by strong fielding beat Louisville 7 to 1. Umpire Sullivan ejected Brashear after a disputed call as Indianapolis surged in the eighth inning with a string of hits and a running attack that sealed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honslere
Cluutfent
McGraw
Sullivan
Bailivan
Louisville
Kerwin
Quinlan
Woodruff
Hooters
Rathgep
Holmes
Barns
Fisher
James
Felder
Dunleavy
Dunlavy
J. Carr
C. Carr
Rathgeb
Inez
Indianapolis
E. Dunleavy
J. Carts
Petry
C.carr
Loulavilan
Dovraie
Thursday Schedule Across Leagues Featured Matchups
In the American Association Louisville visits Indianapolis with Toledo at Columbus, Kansas City at St Paul, and Milwaukee at Minneapolis. National League sends Boston to Pittsburgh along with American League games St Louis at Washington, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, and Chicago at Boston. Central League game Evansville hosts Terra Haute while Grand Rapids meets South Bend Canton faces Wheeling. Interstate League features Marlon at Anderson, Lima at Saginaw, and Fort Wayne at Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Paul
Louisville
Uva
Indianapolis
Wen
Chicago
AL Hoeton
Brooklyn J
Terteeys
Canton
Reasenses
Wheeling
Dayton
U Terre Harte
Bro
FMRC
Cejseeey Wif
Marion
Mt Fort Wayne
Antersen Inn
Baginaw
St Paul
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Evansville
Terra Haute
Grand Rapids
South Bend
AMERICAN ARBOOLATION AND COLLEGE GAMES LISTINGS
A lengthy OCR fragment shows various city and team pairings with batteries and players, including mentions of Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis Philadelphia Boston and Cleveland. It references college games with Notre Dame Nebraska Chicago Amherst and Wabash, plus notes on a Kansas City veteran pitcher's remarks and a young pitcher from Philadelphia. The text blends team rosters, game references, and a historical sports column style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pursburg— Rhe
Pitsburg
Coonooe
Boston
Lichfeld and Phelps, Linderman and Needham
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Frazer and Schtel
Pastorius
Fitter
Ac St. Louis
Lous
Philadelphia
Taylor and Grady
Duggleby
McCloskey and
Dooin
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Batterles
Walfort and
Murray
Uncas
Wauseka
Chicago
Amherst
Su Iway
Weldecker
Gearde
Newell and
Donahas
Crawfordsvile
REE Frankfort Coulsoogi
Hatterlee
Lajole
Naps
Sibpery
Hoss
Kansas City
Eels
Rube Waddell
Frisco Boxing Club History Amid Fire Ruins San Francisco
Special to The Sun recounts Hayes Valley surviving fire as the city’s lone athletic club. Mowry hall became police headquarters, ending boxing activity there. Notable ring names linked to Woodward's Pavilion include Jeffries, Corbett, Sharkey, Fitzsimmons, Walcott, and Johnson. The piece recalls famous bouts, crowd intensity, and tragic deaths like Jimmy Franey, with critique of the era’s showmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hayes Valley
Mowry Hall
Hayes and
Lagunaste
Roma
Hayes Valley Club
Woodard
Jim Jeffries
Peter Jackson
Abe Grescaina
Young Corbett
Batwing Nelson
Jimmy
Britt
Joe Walcott
George Gardner
Jack Brien
Jack Johnson
Jabey White
George Green
Jimmy Rye
al Neill
Huitt
Corbett
Sportig
Soowers
Jackson-Jeffries
Pugi Het
Peter
Gladiator
Jackson
Jeffries
Woodsward
Alec Gregwane
Jack Stelzner
Stelzner
San Francisto
Bob Fitzsimmons
Creggeaine
Alec
Jack
Woodward's Gardens
Woodward
Gardene
Jimmy Franey
Frank McConnell
Franey
Mechanics' Pavilion
Ule
Sharekey
Fitzsimmons
Choynaki
McCoy
Hubb
Goddard
Johnson
Mynroe
Gardner
Root
Larkinn
Onn
Race Results from New York and Toronto Turf Events
Race results list five New York races and seven Toronto events with winners, horses, jockeys, odds, and times. Notable winners include Lady Amelia and Balzac in New York and Diamond in Toronto, with multiple distances from five furlongs to about four miles across steeplechase and selling races.
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New York
Lady Amelia
Miller
Glorifier
Tine
Balzac
Rogan
the Lad
Commondale
Thine
Dainty
LL Williams
Cedarsiome
Samson
Manhanset
Gretna Green
Radike
Conville
Tim O'Toole
Matel Richardson
Sewell
Red Friar
Yorkshire
Lad
Biller
Athens
Et Caplian
Loouisville
Luile
Grlffin
Pendergast
Switt Wing
Juba
Bee
Ond
Beven Hells
Austin
Haldfast
Bonart
Lady Anne
Hyperion
Ataken
Sving ‘Ting
la Deira
Gromo Holtle
Itacatara
Dupee
Chara
Ferronterr
Robinson
Bellden
Salita
Tme
Mies
Padre
Munroe
Toronto
Preen
Moonrater
Irene A
Ellcsine
Relamore
Thistledown
tHma
Fragmented Terre Haute Dayton and Evansville notices
A garbled OCR item lists places including Terre Haute Dayton Evansville and Canton with scattered names and numbers. It mentions medicines and health claims such as improving blood and nerves, urging readers to begin use immediately amid unclear product branding and endorsements.
Thaw Loses Fortune to Smooth Card Sharks Aboard Kaiserin
New York reports reveal William Thaw of the Fitzpatricks was fleeced for about 320000 in poker on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria sailing from Cherbourg to New York. Card sharks Doc Owen and an associate named Mac allegedly lured Thaw with promises of future bets as a steady stream of losses, including money and notes, drained his funds. Mrs. Bonner, an English traveler, says Thaw was repeatedly pressured to invest in race-track gambling and notes the pair’s scheme to reel him in. The run of play featured large pots, drafts cashed on board, and Thaw’s persistent but unsuccessful bids to recoup losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lorses
Young
Mac
Cherbourg
Jong Phvnra
Womain
D. Bonner
Kaiserin
Chen
Hutcken Dock
Thaw
Sac
Doc
Wurpleinn
Dor
Mwen
Coast boxing show draws crowd and big money makers
Terry meets a veteran fighter at his own style of milling as Kim Corbett ends his Mechanics career with a final bout against Jiro Jeffrion. The event attracts debate over attendance versus another Fitzsimons versus Sharky clash, two of the coast’s biggest money makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Kim Corbett
Mechanics
Jiro Jeffrion
Fitzsimmons
Sharky
MISS SUTTON GOES ABROAD FOR ENGLISH TITLE
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena sails on the Allegro to defend the English National lawn tennis championship. The trip includes an international women’s challenge cup proposal similar to the Davis men’s cup, with potential donors Mrs. Barger Wallace or Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Sutton expects to retain the English title and may team with Beals C. Wright for mixed doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sutton
New York
Miss May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
D. F. Davis
St. Louis
Barger Wallace
John Jacob Astor
Miss Button
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Army Navy game officiating plan announced at Annapolis
At Annapolis May 24 President Han Johnson of the American league will assign one time pires to officiate the Army Navy game to be played Saturday. John son will know his selection and appear on the field. Doc White of the Chicago American team is not expected until Saturday. Wilbert Robinson, the Baltimore catcher, is training with the midshipmen daily. The game starts at 3 PM and extra stands are being erected for the big crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apolis
Han Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Annapolis
Doc" White
Chicago American
Baturder
Wilbert Robinson
Baltlore
Margery Bell Breaks Women's Baseball Throw Record
Miss Margery Bell of University High School and University of Chicago star basketball player, at Chicago University Athletic Field, threw a league ball 208 feet 3 inches setting a new women’s record, surpassing the prior Smith College mark by three feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago University
Margery Bell
University
Bmisx Bell
Smith College
Jack Doyle Suspended by Western League President
Chicago May 24 Special to The Sun reports manager Jack Doyle of the Des Moines team suspended indefinitely by Western League president O'Neill after a disturbance during a trip between Omaha and Des Moines yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Doyle
Des Moines
O'Neill
Doyle
Omaha
Indiana Defeated by Delaware in Extra Inning Baseball
Delaware defeated Indiana by a score of 6 to 3 yesterday afternoon. Wesleyan’s pitching kept Indiana in check after the 11th inning while the Hosters struggled at bat. The Methodist team improved as the game aged and secured the win with timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Wesleyan
Indiana
Suspended by Outlawi, Spedal to The fas, Townstown
Jake Magia of Joinstown, a Tri State out Aelder from Brooklyn, was indefinitely suspended Wednesday for attempting to influence local play to join Uniontown protected club. He faces reharming with infuencing local play.
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Outlawe
Spedal
Fas
Townstown
Jake Magia
Brooklyn
Uniontown
Personally Conducted Tours Chicago Voyage Offers Exclusive First Class Parties
Twelve exclusively first class tours depart Chicago under the Tourist Department of the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line with travel to Col Colorado Utah Yellowstone Portland Puget Sound The Yosemite San Francisco and southern California All expenses included in the initial price and hotel arrangements and train schedules provided in advance Address for details Hutchison Manager Tourist Department 21 Crown Me Chicago IL
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Chicago
Tafon Pacific & Northwenters
Union Pacific & North-Western Line
Colorado
Utah
Yellowstone National Park
Portland
Puget Sound Polnia
Yoremite
San Franciso
California
Hutchison
Tourist Department
21 Cymrk
Chienge
Wesley the Barber Says Hoosiers Lack Army at Infant Place
A garbled quotation from Wesley the Barber comments that Indiana has not much force at the infant place. It notes Indianapolis players and scorers are tight with bits and have overlooked errors, giving bettors concern.
Boston May See Stronger American League Lineup
Special to The Boston Globe from Boston Mass on May 24 reports potential Boston American League club targets. Emmet Heldrick, noted outfielder from the St Louis team, may be sold to Boston if he agrees to play. Manager McAleer hopes to secure him amid doubt and firm fix amid President Dan Johnson’s confidence. Catcher McFarland of the Chicago club is discussed as a trade possibility, while Louie Criger is wired to report immediately and placed under Dr A F Christian for treatment of nervous issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Emmet Hetdrick
Su Louis
Heldrick
McAleer
Bastion
Catcher McFarland
Chirag Club
McFarland
Louie Criger
A F. Christian
Sidelights on Ball Players Mike Donlin’s Tumultuous Year
The piece profiles Mike Donlin of the New York Giants, noting his Gotham home and a near move after an amusing incident on a relaxed Albany car. It recounts a dramatic farm encounter, a knife threat, hospital care, a botched medical job leaving a scar, and Donlin’s caution when meeting farmers on Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Donlin
New York Giants
Gotham
Albany
Donlin
Michael
Donill
Danlin
Broadway
Gotem Wins As Catch Wrestler Of America
In Kansas City last night Frank Gotem defeated Tam Jenkins two games to one in a site of Champ ton catch wrestling. The match drew near 800 spectators, about a quarter of them women. Gotem won the first round in 2 minutes 36 seconds and the second with a headlock hold. The final round lasted 17 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Winc Ming
Tam Jenkins
Frank Gotem
Champton
América
Perbhapa
Denking
Gutchook
Indiana University versus Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware
Irregular report of Wednesday games and pitches across several teams. Umpire Sullivan shown irritable. Ford allowed a wild pitch enabling the winning run. Milwaukee beats Willers 1 to 0 with Curtly pitching for the Brewers. Parson Frantz consecutively batted by Sevita. Mud Hens fell to Columbus 1–0, Buck Wall holding them to four. Boston Americans lose to Tigers. Athletics beat Cleveland in 10 innings. Chicago New York contest postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Milwaukees
Willers
Curtly
Brewere
Discipline action in early police force docket
The Board of Public Safety suspended patrolman Henry Baker for ten days after anger and disrespect toward Sergeant O M Warren for arriving about fourteen minutes late. Willam Cox received a three day suspension for leaving work early, while J E Johnson faced a similar charge with a pending outcome. Two new patrolmen were appointed, Charles Bernauer and John T Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Warren
Henry Baker
Board of Public Safety
Willam Cox
Wea
J. E Johnson
Fried Inter
Charles
Bernauer
Wood- Inwnave
John T. Field
Ut Churchman Ave
Gardner Wins From O Keefe In Contested Bout
Gardner, nicknamed the Lowell whirlwind, earned a victory over Jock O Keefe of Chicago when O Keefe’s seconds tossed a towel in the fifth round. Referee George Siler stopped the bout as O Keefe, battered and groggy, could not defend himself. Gardner controlled distance, landed solid punches, and remained undefeated at the 140 pounds weight class. In the preliminaries, Hay Bronson lost to Grover Hayes after Hayes scored punches that sent Bronson to the floor four times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defenees
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell Whirlwind
Jock O'Keate
Chicago
Léseed
Pallee
George Siler
Ia Gardner
Eagles
Gardner
O'Keefe
Dahiing Gemaly
Lowell
Ballé
O'Kell
Whitty Gardner
Hoe
Abel Tinis
Gerdeer
Hay Bronton
Grover Heyes
Bronson le
Hayes
Alf Catwe
Bronson
Stocuhey
Jury Fails to Agree in Fidler Prelater Murder Case
In Bedford Indiana, jurors could not reach a verdict in the Fidler Prelater murder case yesterday afternoon and were discharged. The jury had deliberated since Tuesday amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
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Brabhear
Big Clamie Elliotte
Giants
Ellette
Johnny Fisher
Hoosiers
Addie
Ehelra
Quintan
Holméy
Well and Ryan
Camatts and
Land
St. Paul
Rhe
National League
Dineen
Paterson
Killian and Schmidt
OFC
Interstate League
Anderson
Anderson Soccot OO
Horn
Jessup
Anderson, Guernie and Spahr
Ft. Wayne
Wayne
Saginaw
McCain
Hunt
Summerlot
Moore
Kramer
Barker
Lima
Lima So Dfoood
HET Flint
Brown and
Ryan
Alberto and
Braith
Frisco Without Fighting Club
Police Department
Frisco Clube
Sharkey-Fuse
Thin
Wyatt Earp
Danny Lynch
Rothad
Rod Fitzsimmons
Jon Walcot
Kld
Lavigne
Tom O'Rourke
Walcott
O'Rourke
Terry McGovern
Toang Corbett
McGovern
Springer Springgeld
Merryman and Clark
Hawkins
Evansvilla
DOD
Wacker
Watson
Huise
Ernest
Compres Cioar
Washington Park
Ates
William Thaw
Englanjapan
Atlantic Coset
Long Ieland
New England
Pennsylvanis Lass
W. W. Richardson
Inedianapolis
Amerie
Wesley the Barber
Itoe
Gotch
Tom Jenkins
Indiana University
Beaton Acrians
Ohio Wesleyan
Frantz
Sevita
Buck Wall
Boston Americans
Tigers
Athletics
Clevelanna
Lowell Boy
Rathskeller
Walter Jurerz
Sear Sraegiat
H. J. Huder
Wash
Tay Se
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