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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1902
Page
6
A tense sporting contest ended 7 to 6 with Columbus prevailing after a disputed eighth inning. Fans watched as the home team offered a prize and the visitors appeared reluctant to accept it, sparking a lively late rally from the crowd.
A Germantown California resident Josh states he suffered sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years and found relief after trying various remedies. The narrative emphasizes long hardship and eventual cure through unnamed treatment.
The Rochambeau mission members will stay in New York City until May 30, a decoration day, after which they will proceed to Newport Rhode Island to lay a floral wreath on the grave of French Admiral De Terney.
Indiana Hoosiers strike early but lose lead in fourth inning as Reds steal game. Hoghiever, Kihm and Babb spark 11 of 12 Hoosier singles while Turner shines for Columbus. Killen suffers missteps in rough fifth inning as visitors plate three and hold on for 6 7 loss.
The report highlights Hoggie’s opening hit, Bailey’s distinctive look, Heydon catching two tough flies, Watkins smiling, rising attendance, umpire Haskell’s vocal performance, and fan reactions. Kihm’s odd gymnastic tumble to tag runners in the fifth is noted as well.
American Association clash saw Louisville beat Toledo 5 to 2 with Dunkie and Spies behind McNeill and Kleinow. Milwaukee defeated Kansas City 8 to 1 as Altrock and Speer supported by Wolf and Beville. St Paul won 5 to 4 over Minneapolis with Ferguson and Tiurley aiding Luther and Zalusky. Pittsburg edged Cincinnati 4 to 3 behind Tarinehill and Smith. Chicago beat St Louis 5 to 1 as Taylor and Chance backed Wicker and O’Neil. Boston defeated New York 1 to 0 with Willis and Kittridge and Taylor and Bowerman. Boston then topped St Louis 6 to 2 behind Winters and Warner and Harper and Sugden. Chicago 5 Baltimore 2 with Griffith and Sullivan and Hughes and Bresnahan. Philadelphia tied Detroit 4 with Mercer, Cronin and Buelow, Plank and Schreck. Cleveland beat Washington 2 as Joss and Bemis, Townsend and Clark.
The Viaducts announce a new lineup led by Prinzer at catcher and Vieira in left field with Willits on the mound. Burkhart starts at first base followed by Gardener at second and Garrett at third as Long patrols center and O’Brien and Her bert in the outfield. Games are addressed to Paul Wam eley at 3278 East-st.
Promoter John Orman reports all arrangements complete for a big day at the fair grounds with favorable weather expected for a major bicycle race and a lineup of auto races. Entries include 800 Pound Gasoline class with riders from New Castle Rushville Terre Haute and others, 84 Horse Power Gasoline, steam and motorcycle events, and electric class entries from the National Electric Vehicle Company. Trial speed events start at 1 pm and races at 2 30 pm.
The last of the leaders games will be played Thursday afternoon as the Kentucky Colons come for the first holiday game of the season on Friday.
Carl Fisher drives his car Indiana in a race at the fairgrounds against swift horses. An eighth mile handicap will be run to decide the winner at the event.
Mrs Samuel G Van Camp visits her parents in Linton Iowa. Mrs A A Barnes hosts a luncheon for Mrs Ella Gallup of Evans ton. Mrs Halleck Johnson hosts a luncheon for her sister Mrs Schaffer of Pittsburg. Miss Henry Coe to receive for Mrs A P Red field of Chicago. Invitations out for the wedding of Mary Elizabeth Zehner and Archibald Harmon Bradshaw in Lancaster Pennsylvania on June 10. Miss Isabel Palmer guest of honor at a small company hosted by Miss Beatrice Byers. Miss Pals ee to marry Charles Korbly in June. Pani club guest night observed at Mrs Wulschner home with a rendered program.
Fort Wayne businessman Joseph Rossell lies in critical condition after his daughter struck him in the head with a golf ball. The pair were at the Hinks of the Fort Wayne Belt club when he set up the shot for her and stepped aside as she swung.
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