Pennant Winners Seek Their Own Fix in May Baseball
In Minneapolis on May 27, Indiana pressed its pitching, with Newton having a rough day and the team issuing walks. Early runs for Indiana came as three in the first, while batters were kept lively by consistent hits from Stewart and others. The game featured a flurry of scoring and sharp plays, with a mix of base hits and rapid outs shaping the score in the five-inning summary.
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Stewart and Hickey pace scattered baseball score
Minneapolis battles Indianapolis 9 to 4 as Stewart and Hickey spark a two base hit heavy effort. Menefee, Newton, Scott combine for pitching with multiple players adding hits and runs. Buffalo suffers a loss 18 to 7 to Milwaukee while Columbus bests Kansas City 6 to 4 and Detroit sweeps St. Paul 7 to 3.
National League Standings And Batter Lists
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 30 wins and 106 losses. St Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Cincinnati trail, with Baltimore and New York also listed. The text includes team records, batting and pitching lineups with several named players and batteries for various clubs.
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Wabash Triumphs In League Win Over Anderson
Wabash overcame early failures to finally win a league game against Anderson. Fifteen attempts failed before the sixteenth produced success as Wabash outbat and outfielded their rival. Spectators erupted, and the team held a banquet afterward.
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I L league battles over forfeit rule and eight club plan
The piece notes disputes within the I L league over a 2200 forfeit rule and a plan to expand to eight clubs under President Schmidt. Mattoon expected seventh, Richmond declines to join, Decatur Indiana touts its strong semi pro team and readiness for four games. Interstate games listed: Fort Wayne 3 Mansfield 2, Dayton 6 Wheeling 5, New Castle 10 Toledo 6. Earl Wagner discusses next season in Cleveland.
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Earl Wagner
Cleveland
Cure Deafness by Constitutional Remedies, Claims Nine of Ten Cases
The article asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian Tube mucous lining and that only constitutional remedies can cure it. It claims nine of ten deafness cases arise from catarrh, an unfamed condition of mucous surfaces, and offers circulars with a money offer for cured readers.
Weldon Says Boston Infield Best In The World
Harry Weldon argues the Boston infield is the finest in the world. Comiskey may give Hoffmeister a chance at third as teams seek balance. Umpire Mannassau ejected Wilmot for chin music, while Tebeau sought an even break. The Saints face trouble when a southpaw starts.
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St. Paul Dispatch
Kraenzlein sets world mark in broad jump at Eastern Colleges meet
University of Pennsylvania star Kraenzlein cleared 24 feet 4 3/4 inches in New York Friday to set a world record at the Eastern Colleges meet. Other items note Choynski signing to meet Kid McCoy in Denver for a $5,000 purse, McGovern defeats Kelly in five rounds at Broadway AC, Schaeffer and Harrison win billiards, Childs Conroy bout declared a fake with a draw, and Major Taylor billed as unbeatable this season in cycling.
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Jeffries Fitzsimmons Bout Looms With 2 1/2 Round Limit
Reports say Fitzsimmons is taking it easy while Jeffries is expected to win the bout. Odds remain against a quick finish as bettors wager on a 30 minute victory. Neither fighter will have preliminaries and both enter the ring at 9 p.m.
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Indianians in Washington seek to retain chief clerk in quartermaster
Representative Zenor arrives to press retention of William P. Williams as chief clerk in the Jeffersonville quartermaster’s office. Williams is brother of the late quartermaster who died in Cuba. Health issues prompt talk of a pending resignation by the present quartermaster. Representative Hemenway also visits on department business and reiterates his reluctance to accept Indiana’s gubernatorial nomination.
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Barbourville feud killer shot in ambush near Winchester
Thom as Baker, a key figure in the Howard- Baker feud, was killed near his home in Clay County six miles from Winchester. The incident sparks expectations of a bloody war between his faction and the Howards and Whites. Local events and lingering threats frame a tense aftermath.
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Death of Edna Halle Reported for Inquest
Chicago May 27 The death of four year old Edna Halle under christian science treatment for diphtheria has been reported to the coroner. An inquest will be held to determine the cause of death.
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Christian Science
Rubber prices rise as supply tightens across markets
British minister’s report notes crude rubber prices climbing while supply dwindles. The document cites a projection that 100,000 rubber trees may begin yielding in their first year, signaling growing demand pressures and potential shifts in agricultural output.
Ormonde Lunch Ad and Teething Syrup Promotion
A daily business lunch from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. offers ten cent meals at Ormonde located on 16 West Pearl Street with a ladies lunch on the second floor. Alongside, an old nurse promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children at twenty five cents a bottle, claiming soothing gums and relief from wind colic and diarrhoea.
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Lake View Hotel to Reopen at Lake Maxinkuckee
The Lake View Hotel at Lake Maxinkuckee Culver Indiana will reopen on June 1 offering improved service and modern appointments with reasonable rates. Inquiries should be directed to W W Richardson D P A Vandalia line Indianapolis Indiana.
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