Hoosiers Break Batting Record In Columbus Game
Special to The Sun. Hoosiers smash batting records with seventeen hits off pitcher Robertaille and Carr leads with four singles. Slagle’s curves confound Columbus batsmen as six errors mar the field. Williams misplays noted while every Hoosier records a hit or more. Columbus gains only late runs aided by errors and Slagle’s pitching.
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Robertaille
Columbus
Carr
Cxt
Wimes
Livingston
Williams
I. Ak
I. I Jude
Priel
Eels
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Isthm
Twiissseageress
Wrigley
Reilly
Nhl Tafe
Blue
Indianapolis
Coulter
Ihawe
N! Carr
Himes
Térue
Suegle
Renee
Howley
Hopke
Slagle
Dewees
Fine
Robertailte
Livingeren
Hulswitz
Kihm
Bad for the nerves airship remark causes tension at home
A reader vents about a neighbor who smokes around the house and frightens children who liken the smoke to an airship. The exchange highlights neighborhood strife and concerns over safety and calm living conditions.
Indiana shuts out State Normal 7 to 0 in Indiana University game
Indiana University defeated State Normal 7 to 0 in Terre Haute. Mutz held the Pedagogues to no hits while Hill and Clark aided Moore on the mound. Score by innings shows Indiana with a large early lead and State Normal prevented from scoring throughout.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana University
State Normal
Mutz
Indiana
Hill
Moore and Clark
Weighing Set for Auditorium Fight Card Wednesday
Weight 126 pounds is reportedly attainable for Walter Little ahead of the Wednesday night auditorium show. All fighters, including Little, Harris, and Ward from Hughey Gatens stable, are expected to meet the stipulated weights as weights are forfeited this time. Little faces Cole in a ten round bout and must preserve his energy for the contest.
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Grand Hovel
Wittle
Chicago
Little
Harris
Ward
Hughey Gatens
Gatens
W. J. Kane
Cole
Ford
Young Sharkey
Batteries and teams listed at Louisville and St Paul meets
An American Association entry records competitions at Louisville and St Paul with battery teams Wright Hughes Bolin Gillen Abbott and Adams Radebaugh Sugden Ford Graham among participants.
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Louisville
Rhe
Wright and
Hughes
Bolin, Gillen and
Abbott
St. Paul
Rhe St. Pau
TOO Foodf
Minneapolis
Adams
Batteries and team matchups across multiple cities
Cincinnati and Boston games feature RHE teams with Brooklyn New York and Pittsburg matchups. Citations list batteries by names like Essick Schlel Pastorius Ritter Pfeffer Flaherty Needham Scanlon McIntyre Stricklett Leever Gibson Winter Crigery Plank Lchreck and others. Multiple cities including Philadelphia St Louis Washington Cleveland show similar battering lineups and score details.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Essick
Schlel
Brown
Kling
Boston
Brooklyn
Pastorius and Ritter
Linderman
Pfeffer
Flaherty
Needham
Scanlon
McIntyre
Stricklett
Leever
Gibson
Philadelphia
New York
Butler
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Fromme and Marshall
Corridon
Pittinger
Jacklitsch
Ames
Taylor, McGinnity and Bowerman
Phila
Winter and Crigery Plank
Lchreck
Washington
Graham and Warner, Doyle and Hoffman
Cleveland
Thielman and Clark
Powell, Morgan, Spencer and O'Connor
Central League Batteries and Results Across Wheeling Evansville Grand Rapids and Dayton
In Wheeling and Evansville games, batteries Maddox with Philbin and Pearson with Dunn lead the action as Terre Haute South Bend Grand Rapids Dayton Springfield contests unfold with multiple score notations and battering pairs.
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Wheeling
Maddox
Philbin
Bales
Holmes
Evansville
Rhe
Terre Haute
Pearson and Dunn, Smith and Freese
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Warner, Harris and Moran
Keene and Johnson
Dayton
Wednesday's Games in American Association and National League
In the American Association two games are scheduled with Indianapolis visiting Toledo, Louisville at Columbus, Milwaukee at Kansas City, and St. Paul at Minneapolis. In the National League Philadelphia plays New York, Brooklyn faces Boston, and Cincinnati visits St. Louis.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Baseball Schedule of American League Matchups
American League games listed include St Louis at Chicago New York at Washington Detroit at Cleveland Boston at Philadelphia South Bend at Grand Rapids Terre Haute at Evansville Canton at Wheeling and Springfield at Dayton.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Boston Roepes
Visy
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cleveland Ee
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis Eenees
Beston
Wiashington Beet
Pet
Wheeling
Ascess Seesees
Sennee
Ssenees
Canton Evansville
Boos Seemvess
Springfield Swenessoeenseces
Dayton Grand Rapids
Ccxwesuss
Terre Haute
South Bend
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Letter for Whitney from sporting editor office
A letter in this office addressed to Zineman Whitney known along Indiana Avenue as a piano player is received through the sporting editor. Whitney is identified by nickname and local occupation in a brief note routing.
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Care Sporting Editor
Zineman Whitney
Indiana Ave
Myers Finds $1500 Stashed by Father in Woodshed
In Nashville Indiana on May 2 Melvin Myers uncovered a shotsack with 1500 dollars in gold beneath his woodshed flood. The money is believed to have been left by his father James Myers who died years earlier.
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Nashville
Ind
Melvin Myers
James Myers
Cubs Prepare for Home Games and Nipples of Errors
Cubs players urge morning practice after a grueling road stretch as they return to Chicago. Tinker and Slagle show fielding weaknesses from limited practice while Brown and Pfiester struggle with control. Giants face nerves on a long trip, with Chicago favored to rebound once home.
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Chicago
Cubs
Giants
New York
Polo Grounds
Chance
Tinker
Joe
Dismantling the plant at Elwood Indiana begins
Special to The Sun Elwood Indiana May 29 preparations are underway to dismantle the old plate glass company buildings on the west side of the city Contracts are phased and the old bricks will be sold at four dollars per thousand Building bricks are selling at seven dollars per thousand freight charges apply to that price
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Elwood
Ind
Old Plate Glass Company
Luby's record tops in 1890 NL winning streak
Chicago reports praise a late nineteenth century hurler Jack Luby, credited with a 17 game National League winning streak in 1890. He won every start from Aug 6 that year, defeating all NL teams including Palmel O Neil's Pirates, Cincinnati, and others, while also leading the league in batting.
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Windy City
Jack Luby
Luby
Ansonites
Texas
J. Palmer O'Neil
Pittsburgh Innocents
Cincinnatis
Icubs
Lirby
al Man
Roaring Bill Kennedy
Bowling's world championship to be decided in Cincinnati
Four champion five man teams from American Canadian and western circuits will contest the American Bowling Congress tournament in Cincinnati next February. President Garry Herrmann has authorized a $1000 purse the largest ever for such an event. Teams include Furniture City Grand Rapids Corinthian New York Thompson Colts Chicago and Paulson Denver with scores from sectional wins.
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American Bowling Congress
Cincinnati
Garry Herrmann
United States
Canada
Furniture City
Grand Rapids
St. Louis
Corinthian
New York
Atlantic City
Thompson Colts
Chicago
Toronto
Paulson
Denver
Brighton Beach Exhibition Games on Decoration Day
Two programs set for Decoration day at Brighton Beach with afternoon and morning sessions. Gold Medals versus All-Stars feature top City League players and reserves, led by White, Con naughton, Giffin, and Whitridge in a lineup of pitchers and fielders. Local stars Fender Kendall Hawkins Chasteen Brown Fletcher Hamilton Kiley Moore Willits Dilger Canfield also listed.
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Connaughton
Giffin
All-Stars
Plitchers
Laganauer
Cummings
Bauman
O'Brien
Lehr
White
Barnes
Davis
Ohr
Doriley
Fender
Kendall
Hawkins
Chasteen
Brown
Fletcher
Hamilton
Kiley
Moore
Willits
Dilger
Canfield
Battle Between Father and Son Regatta Near Madison
In Madison Wisconsin on Friday the Wisconsin and Syracuse crews meet at Mendota in the first intercollegiate rowing regatta west of the Lakes. A four boat race and a Wisconsin freshmen versus St. Johns militar y academy contest precede the main event. The match drew vast interest as Ten Eyck and Davis pairs face off with son against father and pupil against teacher.
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Wisconsin
Syracuse University
Mendota
St. John's Military Academy
Madson
Ten Eyck
Davis
Jimmie” Ten Feyek
Syracuse
Madison
Wis
Hera
University of Wisconsin
Hine
Ruth
Wilder
van Meter
Johnson
Witte
Dinet
Burke
Griffith Proposes Shifting Baseball Schedule
Clarke Griffith of the New York Americans urges moving the major league season to June 1 through November 1, reducing games from 154 to 140. He notes later springs and favorable October weather, arguing a longer late season and better play conditions.
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Griffith
Don't Talk Back To The Umpire In Baseball Advice
A cheeky guide warns players not to show anger after bad pitches or blame officials. It stresses maintaining composure, avoiding grandstanding and theatrics, and not letting a single inning ruin efforts, urging sportsmanship instead.
Hare and Hendricks clash amid heated dugout confrontation
In a tense Central league game the017 manager Jack Hendricks and player Hare nearly scuffled after a 3 to 2 loss to Springfield. Hare alleges Hendricks hurled insults and epithets, requiring teammates to separate them and prompting possible suspensions for Hendricks already this season.
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Bunny’ Hare
Noblesville
Jack Hendricks
Springfield
Hare
Hendricks
Springfield Lnsing
Clare
Meniac
Springwell
Jack
Wheeling
Rays From The Base Ball Spotlight Theme
A late 19th century baseball column notes Scanlon of Notre Dame as Brooklyn’s brother, Venable of Wheeling leading Central league batters at .382, six others over .300, Berger released to Columbus for about $6000, Perrine benches at Washington, McGraw Jennings Kelley near top teams, Hanlon in second division, and Fielder Jones stresses brains alongside speed and strength in building a winner.
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Venable
Wheeling
Fielder Jones
The
White Fox
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