Poet Pitcher’s Curves Solved in Luncheon of Hoosiers Victory
Indiana university beat Kentucky Colonels 2 1 in a tense baseball contest led by Livingston who delivered a timely three-base hit after Siegle was walked. Slagle’s pitching held Carr’s men in check as Kenna and Slagle paired in a close duel, with Livingston called out incorrectly on a third-base attempt but still sealing the win for the Hoosiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Kenia
M Hoosiers
Paddy
Hoosiers
Siegle
Colonels
Slagle
Coulter
Carr
Krug
Stanley
Peitz
Quinlan
Indianapolis
A.B. R. H. O. A. E. Williams
Himes
T B
Biegle
Vests
Hopke
Biagle, P
Sotalg
Colonels On Long Voyage In Air In Tight Series Finale
Cavaliers of Indianapolis and Chicago foes clash as Pittinger and Kenna shine for the Phillies while McGraw exhausts pitching staff. Colonels rally in late innings with Livingston Seigle and Stanley making key plays. umpire Kerin stirs controversy as Hoosiers edge ahead with late hits and sacrifices.
Rays From The Base Ball Spotlight
Four straight wins boost Rays in the pennant chase while Notre Dame’s string ends in a ninth inning run. Dubuc draws Giants interest after strong pitching and hitting. DePauw defeats Lake Forest 8 to 5. Thielman blanks the Athletics. Giants fight back in a tight game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Illinois
Huft
Central League Terre Haute and Evansville Scores Report
In Terre Haute RHE Terre Haute beat Springfield 10100000 to 00000060 with Batteries Brosius Freese Alberts Clark. Evansville RHE lost 010062030 etc with Deyton and team facing 046 3 Batteries Taylor Jaeger Dunn Mailey Richardson. Wheeling hosted South Bend with 0212006 9001 81238 and 1 07123 Batteries Eastley Miller Spahr Ferrias Williams Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central League
Terre Haute
Springfield
Brosius and Freese
Alberts and Clark
Evansville
Eastley, Miller and Spahr
Ferrias, Willams and Johnson
To Be Seen in Shakespere's Play Taming of the Shrew
An amateur presentation of the Taming of the Shrew by the senior class of the Girls' Classical School will be held Friday at the FPrapslaeum. Miss Jennie Ray Ormsby directs with cast members Ethel Warren, Zaleme Kinney, Fannie Lehman, Miriam Levi, Orma Innis, Mary Lavin, Irma Vonnegut, Harriet Baum, Mary Wat kin, Esther Stewart, Marie McConnell, Helen Hubbard, and Elizabeth Chenoweth. Rehearsals have been gratifying and promise a great show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespere
Fprapslaeum
Girls’ Classical School
Jennie Ray Ormsby
Ethel Gertrude ‘Warren
Zaleme Ethel Kinney
Fannie Rosalyn Lehman
Miriam Stella Levi
Orma Archer Innis
Mary Elizabeth ‘¢Iavin
Irma Vonnegut
Harriet Babette Baum
Mary Elva Watkin
Esther Alice Stewart
Marie Risher McConnell
Helen Josephe Hubbard
Elizabeth Chenoweth
Friday's Games in Major Leagues and Minor Leagues
In the American Association Louisville plays Indianapolis Toledo meets Columbus Minneapolis faces Milwaukee Kansas City meets St Paul In the National League Boston visits New York Cincinnati goes to Pittsburg Brooklyn plays Philadelphia In the American League New York meets Chicago Philadelphia faces Cleveland Boston travels to St Louis Washington plays Detroit Grand Rapids meets Canton South Bend faces Wheeling Dayton plays Evansville Springfield meets Terre Haute
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Kansas City
Eeweeace
Columbus
Minneapolis
Grand Rapids
Evansville
Terre Haute
Batteries and Teams Compete Across Milwaukee and St Paul
The record lists battery teams and participant names including Thomas and Towne Goodwin Beville Roth Adams Dickson Sugden Frantz and Sullivan. Events span Milwaukee and St Paul with scores such as 20 9 and 0 4 noted alongside route identifiers and participant groupings.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Thomas and Towne
Goodwin and Beville and Roth
St. Paul
Kansas City
Adams, Dickson and Sugden
Frantz and Sullivan
Batteries and Teams Across Cities in 1906 Lineup
In New York, RHE Sleedne faces Philadelphia with Batteries Lundgren Kling Wiltse Ames Mathewson Taylor Ferguson McGinnity Bresnahan. Brooklyn lines up against Cincinnati with Beebe Noonan Pfefer Brown and others. Boston features Beebe and Noonan with Pfefer and Brown in a packed schedule across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
RHE Sleedne
Lundgren Nam Kling
Wiltse
Ames
Brooklyn
Clakley and
McLane
Strick- Jett and
Butler
Boston
RHE
Beebe
Noonan
Pfefer
Brown
Batteries in Multiple Cities Linked to Firms and Agents
A fragmented report lists battery suppliers and agents in Cleveland Detroit and St. Louis with names such as Thielman and Clark Coombs and Schreck L Kilman Payne Pat ton and Warner and Petty and OConnor Tanne hill and Armbruster. The片 text references addresses and codes for RHE locations in each city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Thielman and Clark
Coombs
Schreck
Detroit
Washington
L. Kilman
Payne
Patton and Warner
St. Louis
J. Louis
Eiederich
Petty and
O'Connor
Tannehill and
Armbruster
Classified Vacancy Ad From The Son’s Page
A fragment notes a vacant room for rent and an upcoming three day worded advertisement. The text hints at a repetitive print ad style and an emphasis on short notice placement in a newspaper column.
Umpire Immune to Bush League Taunts in Central
President Carson backed Chill for umpiring and fighting nerve in the Central. Chill remains one of the original staff who has not left the league, but is hanging on. A past winter visit hinted at a potential future fight with Patsy Hogan in Peoria as Chill claimed, “I have been offered a fight.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Chill
Central
Patsy Hogan
Hogan
Peoria
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Jack Grim
Brooklyn
Virginia-ave
Baseball Notes From the Sporting World of 1905
The column surveys pitching feats with Cubs and Joss cited, Beaumon joins Boston Nationals, Cobb’s temper forgiven by Detroit fans, Burns Squires feud rumors, Mathewson and Hank in Giants exit, Sonoma Girl entered for stakes, Langford Thorne bout set, Shrubb to debut in Boston, forward pass rule tweaks, surplus Giants pitchers, and a call to centralize umpires under a national body.
Chill Umpire Ollie Chill Faces Turbulent Central League
Local report depicts Ollie Chill of Indianapolis as a resilient umpire amid a hostile Central league scene. He praises Canton's Bales and Canton teammate Teddy McGrew, notes tough crowds in Wheeling Springfield Dayton, and recalls fellow umpires quitting while Chill claims no bad days yet despite growing pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chill
Bales
Canton
Meyers
Teddy McGrew
Indianapolis
Ollie
Holmes
Duckie
Keene Stable Dominates Early Racing Season
James R. Keene's stable already stands out on the Eastern circuit with early winners Superman Transvaal Sepoy Suffrage and Philander. The two year olds Masks and Faces Frizette Citizen Chaplet Besom Incognito Earl's Court Cool Peter Quince Masquerade Red Bonnet are poised for future races while 3 year olds Gretna Green Vet Peter Pan Grimaldi Cabochon Zambesi Kuroki Court Dress and others are set to add to the season's stake results. Court Dress and Weil, rising stars from the 38 year old and 2 year old classes, are expected to shine at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Keene
Superman
Transvaal
Sepoy
Suffrage
Philander
Mr. Keene
Masks
Faces
Frizette
Citizen
Chaplet
Besom
Inc
Earl's Court
Peter Quince
Gretna Green
Vet
Peter Pan
Grimaldi
Cabochon
Zambesi
Kuroki
Court Dress
Weil
Large crowd expected at dual track and field meet
A big turnout is anticipated for the Saturday 2 o'clock dual track and field meet at the site fair grounds amid strong training by both teams. New North Side recruits Hawkins, the hoe dler, and other athletes boost Short ridge hopes while Blacksmiths push to dominate the scoring. Capt. Deming of Manual clashes with Capt. Hendrickson of Shortridge in the 100 yard dash as rivals brace for a hard race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Site Fair Grounds
North Side
Shortridge
Hawkins
Gavin
Hodges
Hancock
Shaffer
Gregorie
Capt. Deming
Manual
Capt. Hendrickson
Dope on N Y Series Shows Giants Tops Chicago
Dope on the New York Giants and Chicago White Sox series shows Chicago batting .238 with 101 runs and 78 hits in 44 errors. New York hits 11 runs and 81 total, team batting .272 and fielding .944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AB. R. H. SH
SB. R. A. E. Chicago
NW. York
Chicago
New York
Weather Than Hampers Players Says National League President
Special to The Swan New York May 4 During the first four weeks of the playing season I was not compelled to suspend one man This is a new record for our circuit one that has not been equalled since I became the head of the organization I am unable to say whether it is the pact or the weather responsible I incline to believe the weather has a great deal to do with it If old conditions return with fights and suspensions I shall be surprised I think players are numbed with cold Under these conditions they cannot vent their scrappiness As soon as hot weather returns the spirit millitant may recur and slices of salary could be lost by aggressive players I hope these conditions do not return If they dont it will show baseball is on a higher plane and more converts will come to the sport to it will become a thoroughly clean sport GO TO H H BISHOP 1052 Virginia are to have your watch fixed right All work guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulliam
National League
Puro Distilled Water Ad Seeks Cabinet Offerings
Classified note from Harrod's Studio at 110 Virginia Ave listing half gallon water bottles at five cents and five gallon demijohns at forty cents plus a new phone number 277 old main 773 and cabinets eight dollars per dozen seeking buyers or sellers for vintage storage items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puro Distilled Water Company
Harrod
Virginia Ave
Accordion dress plaiting and boarders wanted
Room 8 in the Odd Fellows Building at Pena and Wash lists accordion dress plaiting and celery cesve for that head. Buttons recovered. Boarders wanted. The Bin with ten words three days for 15 cents. You want pounders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Building
Illinois Triumphs 1 0 In Pitchers Battle Over Notre Dame
Illinois defeated Notre Dame 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Ovitz and Scanlon were the stars with four hits each for Illinois, two doubles by Illinois, and a late squeeze play scoring Ovitz. Attendance listed at 50.
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South Bend
Inl
Illinois
Varsity
Ovitz
Scanlon
Eirors
Ovita
van Deergrift
Byers
Ovits
Notre Dame
Dickis
Evans
Hlimois
Beautiful cut glass sale at H. H. Bishops shop
Advertisement notes beautiful cut glass available at H. H. Bishop s store located at 1002 Virginia avenue. It lists Heal Bros practical plasterers with contact phones Main 605 New 5567 and 1828.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Bishop's
Virginia-ave
Heal Bros
Applications for License in Indianapolis Ward Seven 1907
Notice to citizens of Marion county Indiana that William Vint and others will petition the Board of County Commissioners at the June 1907 term for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges. Locations include East St. Clair Street No 541 ward 7 and 150 152 East Washington Street. Pool table privileges requested in the same rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion Councy
State of Indiana
St. Clair Street
J.B. Brandt
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
East St. Clair Street
William Vint
Marion Courty
State of
Delaware Street
Hall
Washington Street
East
Washington and
Delaware Streets
Board of County Commissioners
New York Street
Morton
Coffin & Wright
M. County
Colonels Struggle Under Cooley Slow, Slipping to Last
The Colonels, once contenders, have fallen to last place under manager Dick Cooley. The team shows dissension, lack of hustle, and poor outfield play as key figures like George Tebeau inflame local fans. Critics note a carefree, all-joy attitude and dwindling effort, with Indiana’s Hoosiers probing an easy path against them.
Colonels struggle as outfield and infield dip this season
Hallman, the best outfielder last year, is missed from the Colonel lineup, while Dan Kerwin shines for the Blues. Neal and Stanley are only second rate in the field. Cooley grows tired of playing and will avoid games. Manager's lack of pep leads to weak spots. Woodruff, Quinlan, and Brashear lack top form, and pitching is not remarkable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallman
Colonel
Dan Kerwin
Blues
Neal
Stanley
Cooley
Colonels
Woodruff
Quinlan
Brashear
Notices to apply for licenses in Indianapolis wards
Public notices announce June term applications to the Marion county Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Ward 1 Ward 5 and Ward 5 locations including 164 West North Street 902 North West Street and a front room at 17x34 feet with pool table privileges. Names W P Currens Robert Graves and Benjamin Otto appear with business premises on North Street and West Street in Center township Indianapolis.
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Kenna
Lit
Erary
Browning
Rabbi Ben Ezra
Dick Cooley
Charley Carrs
Philiatines
Bob Browning
Walter Slagle
Giume
Cubs
McGraw
Washington Park
Pittinger
Pirates
Pitehar Keima
Sullivan
Tennyson
Bourbon City
Fitcher Kenna
United States
Kerin
Carrites
Williams
Gray
Izzy Brill
The
Millers
Sir Richard
Dubuc
Giants
Murray
St. Louis Nationals
DePauw
Lake Forest
Greencastle
Thielman
Athletics
Mack
Shakespear
New Post Office
American Association
Louisville
Toledo
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Dayton
Sportlettes
Chicago Cubs
Cinncinnati
Clarence Beaumon
Boston Nationals
Cobb
Burns- Squires
California
O'Brien
Adie Joss
Cleveland Americans
Christy Mathewson
Hank
Wilmington
Glad
Jimmy Britt
Squires
Busns
Boston National
Big Dan McGann
New York Giants
Hal Chase
Gen. Stone
Joss
Overall
Sam Langford
Tiger Smith
Jeff Thorne
London
Alfred Shrubb
Frank Kannaley
Decoration Day
Intercollegiate Football Committee
Taylor
Gen. Sherman
Mous
Scribe Central
Carson’s League
H—I
Ollie Chill
Queisser
Frank Queisser
Wasson’s
Keene
N. Y
the Swan
H. H. Bishop
Virginia
Navid Friedman
Cooley’s
Easy Himself
George Tebeau
Falla City
Richard
Mr. Chivington
Tebeau
Billy Hallman
Lgense
Nereoy
North Street
Missouri and
North Streets
Missouri
W. P Currens
Hersaby
James M. Ray
Trustee’s
West North Street
Robert Graves
West Street
Wiley'’s
West
Pratt Streets
Marrieé
Huger
Ann Aus
Boquet Cigar 10c Cigar Co
W. Kriel
Sele Distributera
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