Walker Pitches Great Contest In Narrow Loss
Tom Walker mentored by a furious start dazzled Columbus while holding the Senators to five hits. A costly Rothgeb error in the ninth opened the door for Columbus to score the winning run in a 1-0 victory. Perry singled, Coulter scored, and Friel delivered the decisive hit. Malone news notes Ferguson from St Paul signed by Terre Haute later reports.
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Baseball results from American Association and leagues
Baseball results across American Association National League and Central League with multiple doubleheaders. Toledo at Indianapolis Louisville at Columbus Milwaukee at Kansas City St Paul at Minneapolis Boston at Philadelphia New York at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburg St Louis at Chicago Terre Haute at Evansville South Bend at Grand Rapids Wheeling at Canton Dayton at Springfield standings and box scores show varied innings and battery lines for each game.
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American League Baseball Scores and Batteries List
Baseball scores from Cleveland to Grand Rapids with multiple games noted. Includes team names, runs by inning, and battery assignments for Heas Clarke Powell OConnor Orth Kiemnow Heueana Herdon Evansville Malfoy Long Fuller Brittsen Weaver Plank Powers Harrie Peterson Hammond Alberts Clark Halla McDonald Williams Richardson and others.
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Batteries and medical ad copy scattered in clutter
Fragmented OCR shows battery names and dealer pairs listed for Fort Wayne Lima and other cities, followed by an advertisement urging Hood's Sarsaparilla to restore appetite and strength. The text mixes product names with possible retailer blocks and stray phrases about fitness and leadership.
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Hitting Surges in Baseball This Season Across Leagues
The season shows increased hitting with strikeouts not rising from a decade ago. Critics note batters appear resilient against the foul strike rule, with more nine inning games and double figure hits, suggesting pitchers are not universally dominant and that the rule is being overcome.
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Seven Pills Advert Shows Remarkable Health Claims
Suffering readers urged to take Seven Pills promising wondrous vitality and rejuvenation. A single bottle reportedly reveals “marvelous results” and the ad urges purchase via mailed payment. Hood Co proprietors Hood's Bar sanarilia Lowell provides the originators.
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Wesley the Barber Recalls Hoosters and Auto Racing Gap
Wesley the barber muses about the Hoosters returning home and plans a quiet afternoon to study their weaknesses. He admits he has never learned the auto racing game and contemplates improvements or strategies.
Barnes the Winner Captures Middleweight Title in Springfield
Barnes the winner, of Springfield, defeated Ed Atherton here in a wrestling match for the middleweight championship of America. Barnes took the flat fall in 7 minutes, Atherton the second in seven and Barnes the third in da minutes. Se
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Chicago Nationals Defeated by Kankakee Browns
Special to The San. Kankakee May 20. The Chicago National League team lost yesterday afternoon to the Kankakee Browns an independent club by a score of 5 to 3. Ruebach started pitching for Chicago but was knocked fat from the box early in the game.
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Trio of Big Mitts: Trio of Well Known Catchers
Three veteran American League catchers Olfie Behreckengont of Philadelphia Jim McGuire of New York and Eddie BicForland of Chicago are noted for years behind the mask their deep knowledge of pitching and batting. McFarland led the group with 20 hits in 11 games and is highlighted for his strong batting output.
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Bowling Benefit to Players Says Nichols
Philadelphia pitcher Charlie Nichols says skipping winter bowling hurts players. He stopped to rest his pitching arm but found his body lost condition and he now seeks work while vowing to resume bowling in winter for fitness.
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Real Truth About Shaughnessy Baseball Claim Debunked
A Notre Dame law student nicknamed Shag is criticized as an overhyped prospect. The column details his modest Southern League season, noting a subpar batting average and limited adjustments, and warns against inflated praise from a local admirer.
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Race results from Louisville New York and Toronto crowds
Race results across Louisville New York and Toronto show multiple races with heavy odds and times. Notable performances include Arachne at Louisville with 10 to 1 and 1 55 1 5, Col Jim Dougan at 3 to 1, and Kentucky Oaks contender King's Daughter at 2 to 5 with 1 474 5. Other cards list Mystic names such as Neticent and Minnehaha with various times and placements.
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Beauty Secrets In New Book For Complexion
New York notice cites a famous dermatologist with twenty years of success who reveals beauty methods. Publisher Consolidated Press offers free first two hand editions through Walters at 22 W Twenty-fifth Street, New York City.
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Hearing of Fighters at Twenty Century Club Fight
Ten boxers led by Terry McGovern and James Britt faced police court after a rerbound bout at Madison Square Garden. Also named were Harry Pollock and Timothy Hurst. each was held on $500 bail as prosecutors pressed prize fight violation charges. McGovern reportedly agreed to a Los Angeles bout with Battling Nelson next month.
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Fight Postponed By Pennsylvania Ban
Philadelphia May 20 The scheduled ground fight between Fitzsimmons and Burns at North Essington was postponed to Wednesday of next week after the Pennsylvania governor ordered the state constabulary to block the bout. The Toledo Athlete Club hosted the event.
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Eddie Minahan Star Sleeper Lifts Toledo Club in Morning Wakeup
Eddie Minahan of the Toledo club is described as a star sleeper who holds the world's sleeping record. It takes multiple people to awaken him each morning, including a bellboy and several players. An attempted wakeup by the hotel crew leads to confusion and a defiant reply from Minahan.
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Michigan Dominates West Conference Meet Preview
Special to The Swe. Chicago May 3 Athletes from many schools prepare for the big annual conference college meet at Northwestern field Evanston next Saturday. Over 400 men will compete with Michigan favored to win while Chicago hopes for second. Wisconsin, Purdue, Minnesota, Iowa and Drake are each represented by a few strong entrants. Track conditions at Evanston are debated but preparation is underway.
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Dr J F Force Found Guilty in Stock Theft Trial
Minneapolis May 3 Dr J F Force on trial for stealing 134 shares of Metropolitan Bank stock from the Northwestern Life Insurance Company of which he was president was found guilty that night as charged in the indictment.
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Woman Jumped From Streetcar in Canton Incident
Canton Ohio May 30 Miss Emma Rice attempted to jump from a moving street car while en route to her home. She was instantly killed in the fall and the driver stopped to notify authorities.
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Regattas Set To Elevate College Rowing Standards
Philadelphia May 39 Intercollegiate championships in Boston and Philadelphia set the athletic year ending with two major regattas. June 23 the Poughkeepsie regatta features Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Syracuse, Georgetown and Wisconsin. June 28 Harvard and Yale duel at New London on the Thames. Strong performances and spring training indicate a higher standard and more evenly matched crews than last year when Cornell won.
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SIDELIGHTS ON BALL PLAYERS HERMAN SCHAEFER
Herman Schaefer nearly lost his Tiger contract this season due to an end ban on the clause. He fought the tactic in Chicago voting and remains a cheerful, popular figure across leagues. Last season he appeared in 153 games with 134 hits in 582 at bats for a .246 average, drawing cheers for his sunny temperament and good looks.
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Indianapolis Golfers Prepare for Memorial Day Tournaments
City golfers stay busy as Decoration Day events unfold at Riverskide Park Highland Club and Country Club. An 18 hole medal handicap and driving and putting contests for men and women were scheduled with a silver trophy donated by Fred Mayer. Sessions canceled in Washington as many lawmakers left town for Decoration Day.
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Return of a Phenomenal Pitcher in Our Town
The Denver Republican laments the big leagues turning down Willie Smith and sending our cyclone home. Willie starred last summer with nineteen strikeouts in Abe Dolan's training game, but now local hope fades as he returns to farming and struggles to get back in form.
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Hone
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Auto Races at Fair Grounds Feature Galaxy of Stars
A Decoration day automobile race program at the fair grounds will feature Jap Clemens and renowned driver Barney Oldfield among others. The event includes six racing cars with top drivers from across the country, including Cosy, Coy, Esiser, and Paul Ralner. Oldfield aims to break the world record, with a 100 mile race opening the program and races under American Automobile Association rules.
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Charles Corey
Chicago
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