Hoosiers Lose Season Finale to All Nationals at Washington Park
Indianapolis Hoosiers fall 7 to 3 to the All Nationals in the season finale at Washington Park. Emil Fertig presents gold badges to Hoosier players while attendees decline. crowd of about 500. Cooley, Beckley and Crawford spark the Nationals with key hits as Newton and Kellum handle pitching duties.
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Washington Park
Hoosiers
All- Nationals
Emil Fertig
Indianapolis
Hogrever
FOX
Coulter
O'Brien
Teees AB
R. H. O. A. E. Cooley
Keeler
Beckley
Crawford
Irwin
Kahoe
White
Donovan
Newton
Kellum
Grim
Cooley
O’brien
Megrew
Anzella Wins Oakley Park Trot for $10,000 Purse
Anzella captured the big end of the $10,000 trot purse at Oakley Park on Monday in muddy conditions. McChesney, a three year old, claimed the Chicago stakes at Harlem the same day. The Frankfort pool rooms were closed by the city council as a public nuisance. The Kentucky horse breeders association holds its thirtieth meeting starting Tuesday.
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Oakley Park
McChesney
Harlem
Frankfort
The
Kentucky Horse Breeders’ Association
Largest entry list recorded at day in Lexington
The report notes the largest entry list in the history of the association for a day in Lexington, reflecting unprecedented participation and interest.
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Lexington
Association
All the Sports Recap From Weeknight Games and Tours
George Monroe defeats Young Finacue in Chicago Monday night while Rotchford awaits a Thursday Empire show. Ohio Medical College beats Otterbein 4 000 attend Columbus under electric lights. Corbett tours Philadelphia theater seeking McGovern rematch and a San Francisco bout plans. Purdue eyes Chicago trip for next Saturday game after last year tie with Chicago. Louisville manager George Tebeau signs seven players for next season. Clymer tours for next year’s team after dismissing Vickery. Shortridge star Haze Clark hurt in Sheridan limp and out for Saturday’s game.
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the Empire
Young Finacue
Chicago
Ohio Medical College
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Columbus
Young Corbett
Philadelphia
McGovern
San Francisco
Purdue
George Tebeau
Louisville
Billy Clymer
Dan Kerwin
Henry Spies
Fred Odwell
Frank Bonner
Perry Coons
Frank Martin
Clymer
Louisvale Baseball Aggregation
Cincinnati
Vickery
Tommy Loved Him in Two-Round Victory Over Hurst
Tommy Love of Philadelphia defeated Joe Hurst of Baltimore in a two round bout at Germania Maennerchor hall as the match was stopped after Hurst quit in the second round due to a damaged right arm.
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Tommy Love
Philadelphia
Joe Hurst
Eutow Athletic Club
Germania Maennerchor Hall
Hurst
Love
Gotham
City Held Responsible Under Gas injunctive order
Under a Temporary Restraining Order the City must cover any damage the Indianapolis Gas Company sustains. Judge Leathers granted the injunction delaying gas shutoff and bond costs. The city pledges to pay for gas supplied during the order and may face collection difficulties for unpaid gas.
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Leathers
Cowboys to Stage Broncho Busting Tourney in Indy
Indiana festival week features broncho riding with about 100 entrants led by defending champ Harry Brennan. George L. Goulding supplies the bucking broncos and the belt, a solid silver trophy shipped to President Bliss. Tickets range 10 cents to 50 cents for shows with broncho busting on Wednesday and Friday afternoons.
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Indiana
George L. Goulding
Denver
Brennan
Bliss
Indianapolis
Temple of Music
City Plans Partial City Share For E Michigan St Sewer
Mayor Bookwalter announced to district property owners that the city will bear part of the cost of the E Michigan Street sewer. He noted financial strain but argued the project benefits the city by eliminating several bridges and saving money in the long run. Perspectives from G A Wurgler and Councilman Warneg varied on the city’s share, with estimates from $3,500 to $15,000 suggested.
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Bookwalter
E. Michigan-st
G. A. Wurgler
Warneg
City Council Adjourns Amid Reconsideration and Veto
The Monday night meeting saw only adjournment after a failed reconsideration of the Union railway switch ordinance. Harry Negley’s motion to revisit the ordinance was defeated as several Republican councilmen were absent. The mayor stated he vetoed the firemen salary increase ordinance and lamented having to do so in a fatherly tone.
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Harry Negley
Hollweg Boosts Technical Institute Fund by $1000
Louis Hollweg added $1000 to the technical institute fund on Monday. Cincinnati is understood to be after the institute, while Indianapolis fails to raise the money.
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Louis Hollweg
Technical Institute
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
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