Hoosiers Triumph In Eleven Inning Nailbiter
In a tense extra innings clash Columbus falls to Indianapolis as Hoosiers pull ahead in the eleventh. Kellum and Upp duel as Blue reaches on a fielder’s choice and Wynyger Bue scores the decisive run, with Carr and Coulter contributing key hits for Columbus.
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A. E. Livingston
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Belle
Krug
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Sullivan
Eagles and Elks Battle Set for Decoration Day at Washington Park
A friendly rivalry between Eagles and Elks baseball teams will duel for city fraternal prominence on Decoration Day at Washington Park. The game, delayed to 3:45 due to courthouse unveiling ceremonies, will feature pregame rail bird stunts and a parade expected to rival the military display.
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Boarders Wanted Ad Runs In The Sun
Local notice invites boarders with a simple offer as the Sun prints a ten word ad for three days at fifteen cents each. The brief classified notice emphasizes boarder placement and pricing.
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May Sutton Heads to England for Titles Abroad
Special to The Sun. Miss May Sutton of California sails to England for the northern England championship in Manchester on June 3 and a key Wimbledon defense on June 24 to regain the all England women’s singles crown. She previously won in 190 but lost last year to Mrs Chambers who does not defend. The Welsh championship ends July 10 at Newport. Sutton has won it twice and would bring the prize to America upon her August return to tournaments.
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Miss May Sutton
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Wimbledon
R. L. Chambers
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Miss Sutton
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May Sutton
Tuesday's Games Across Leagues Reach Wide Field
American Association features Indianapolis at Columbus, Toledo at Louisville, Milwaukee at St. Paul, Kansas City at Minneapolis. National League sees Chicago at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at New York, Pittsburg at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Boston. American League has New York at Washington and Boston at Philadelphia. Central League matches South Bend at Grand Rapids, Terre Haute at Evansville, Canton at Wheeling, Springfield at Dayton.
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Dayton
Records Will Go A Tumbling In Cambridge Meet
Philadelphia May 2 The intercollegiate track and field championship at Cambridge on Saturday is described as the greatest in college athletics history by Mike Murphy Penn's famed coach He predicts many records will fall with the century dash certain and other events possibly breaking with good weather Murphy cites Cartmell Pennsylvania Taylor Haskens and others as likely record contenders across distance and field events.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania
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Rowe
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Magoffin
Cornell
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Marshall
Yale
Mike Sweeney
Dray
One Man Strike Del Mason Nixes Cincinnati Pitch
In Cincinnati pitcher Del Mason refuses to start against the Cubs unless he receives a share of his release money from the Baltimore club. Club owner Eddie Hanton refused any purchase share, prompting Mason to strike. Cincinnati had paid 1.00 down with a 2900.00 second payment due May 15 if he proved his worth. the team remained ready to pay.
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Cincinnati Club
Batteries and dealers listed across cities in RHE lines
At Louisville RHE Louisville 0000020600270 Toledo 016066000060 0162 Batteries Puttmann and Peitz Check and Land At St Paul RHE St Paul 3 2001000 69 2 Milwaukee 00000206600270 Batteries Leroy and Sugden Schneiberg and Beville At Minneapolis RHE Minneapolis 01010603 20 percent 7101 Kansas City 006061000 00-138 Batteries Thomas and Graham Swann and Sullivan
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Puttmann
Peitz
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Leroy
Sugden
Schneiberg
Beville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Thomas and Graham, Swann and Sullivan
Muggsy McGraw and Giants to Roar into Chicago June 5
Chicago officials promise a grand West Side greeting for Muggsy McGraw and a big Giants band when they arrive June 5 for their first appearance. Ed ward G Hoeman of the Chicago Board of Trade says plans will outdo last year, with three tall tallyhos and a band. Details remain secret including what lies beneath seats and the chosen color scheme not red pink or green.
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Big Band of Giants
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Annual Game Of Baseball Between Manual Training And Shortridge
The Manual Training and Shortridge high school baseball teams clash at Washington park on Wednesday at 3 45. Both teams are evenly matched and a close result is expected. Shortridge has improved in fielding and hitting but has few wins. Manual has played well but recent losses from athletic rule violations have weakened the team. Boyle the one armed pitcher will start for the Northsiders with Jarvis catching. Admission is 25 cents.
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Battery Teams Named in City Matchups
In Cincinnati and St Louis sections, battery duos are listed for teams with lineups including Coakley McLean Lund Kling at Cincinnati and Beebe Noonan Phillips Gibson at Pittsburg, indicating scheduled matchups and pairings across cities.
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St. Louis
No American League Games Played Monday
No games were played in the American League on Monday. This brief note records a quiet day in the league schedule with no outcomes or player actions to report.
No Central League games scheduled Monday
No Central league baseball or basketball games were on the schedule for Monday. The day featured no official matches or postponements, leaving teams with a quiet calendar as planners reviewed rosters and travel.
Rose Poly defeats Indiana in pitchers duel at Terre Haute
Rose Poly blanked Indiana 6 to 3 as Douthett fanned 12 and Johnson matched. Errors hurt Indiana with 8 stolen bases for the Wildcats. Batteries Douthett Mooney versus Johnson Hill. Two-base hit Baylor. Pass balls Hill.
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Schmidt
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Turfman Hickey Dies in Lexington Kentucky
Peter Hickey of Hickey Bros a famed Kentucky turfman and thoroughbred breeder died in Georgetown. He owned and raced Two Lick and other notable horses and will be buried in Lexington today.
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Hickey Bros
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Meet Field Shifts with Michigan Out of Title Hunt
The 1907 conference track meet on Marshall Field lacks Michigan, last year’s champion, opening a field with four new teams and many unknowns. Chicago and Illinois vie for laurels amid strong showings from Merriam, Lyon, and Breroughs, while entries from Grinnell, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Purdue, Indiana, and others shape a dense, unpredictable meet.
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Illini
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Missouri
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Lawrence University
Towa
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Purdue
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Ames
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Iowa
Illnois
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Jackson
Outfielder Woodruff Back To Des Moines Club
CAN S WOODRUFF SPRINGFIELD O May 2 Outfielder Woodruff was returned to the Des Moines club from which he was secured by Manager Jack Hendricks yesterday Woodruff went from Terre Haute to Cincinnati to see his wife while the rest of the Springfield team came home Manager Smith of the Newcastle Penn team wants him and it is understood Des Moines has consented to let him play there.
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Tetre Haute
Cincinnati
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Hero Hurt In Sensational Paducah Catch
Eddie Dunn Cairo Pabsts second baseman broke his collar bones after a spectacular catching dive on the Paducah diamond yesterday. A Cleveland suffragist comments on how women’s fashions are seen as bondage, noting perspective changes the view of restraint.
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Eddie Dunn
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Remarkable climb by discarded Winton car
A two cylinder 1944 Winton, bought for a small sum, was restored in three hours and driven from a local garage to Lovelocks over 68 miles including a 12 mile climb to the divide and a 6800 foot ascent. Samuel Fellows rode as third passenger as crowds wagered on the feat. The Wilton team claims Winton durability proves its reality in the automobile world.
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George Bertschy
Reno, Ney
Samuel Fellows
Boyer
Cobalt Mountain
Lovelocks
Kitten Springs
Fairview
Reform Began On Local Grounds In Baseball History
Cleveland May 27 A long tribute to Joe Cantillon of the Nationals credits him with shortening games by moving catchers closer to the plate and curbing umpire rowdiness. Quotes recount his 1895 Indianapolis umpiring and his bold moves in Baltimore and Detroit, which helped stamp out delays and improve baseball standards.
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Joe Cantillon
Nationals
Ean Johnson
Cantillon
Indianapolis
Fig Ban
Joe
Baltimore
McGraw
Muggsy
Daniel Declines Presidential Nomination Candidacy
Lynchburg Virginia May 28 Senator John W Daniel denied being a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination despite suggestions from Senator Rayner and others. He stated last night he is not a candidate in any sense.
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Lynchburg, Va
Rayner
Bronson Splits With Cole Corner Crew
Ray Bronson will not be Freddie Cole’s chief second for an upcoming match with Walter Little, as manager W J Kane states. The split ends a long Bronson Cole advisory partnership and marks a new era for Cole’s camp.
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Freddie Cole
Walter Little
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W. J. Kane
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Bronson
Joe Gregg
Milwaukee
Kane
Veterans Change Plans for National War Veterans Meet
The United Spanish War Veterans and the Woman's Auxiliary will hold their national convention at Cedar Point on Lake Erie this year, instead of Oklahoma City. The dates are September 9 to 11, with Captain Charles Stroud receiving notice from Commander in Chief W. Hamilton Ward. President Roosevelt is expected to attend an address, time permitting, as Canton’s McKinley monument dedication nears. The move stems from Oklahoma City’s failure to secure a $2 round trip rate for travelers east of the Mississippi.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Oklahoma City
Washington
Charles Stroud
W. Hamilton Ward
Buffalo
N. Y
Roosevelt
Ohio
Canton
Mississippi River
Kelley Leaves Cincinnati to Join Washington Team
Mike Kelley departed Cincinnati yesterday to join the Washington team after presenting his complaint to National Commission Chairman Herrmann. Ban Johnson defies the commission, pressing personal prejudice and challenging rulings, while Herrmann’s support looms as decisive. Half of the American League magnates are believed to back Herrmann already.
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Cincinnati
Mike Kelley
Washington
Herrmann
National Commission
Ban Johnson
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Mail Box Demolition Arrest Near Lafayette
Albert Baumis of Lafayette was arrested Monday by Deputy United States Marshal David Rankin on a charge of demolishing mail boxes. He is held in jail awaiting a Lafayette hearing.
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Lafayette
United States
David Rankin
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