Champs Open Series With Toledo Today
Indianapolis baseball fans are promised a matinee at Washington Park featuring Charles Carr and a star lineup in Back Home or It Worth While to Try. The club faces a tough path to the pennant, with a slim chance if they win three of four to Sept. 27 and stay hot.
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Charles Carr
Heavies
Phil Brown
Washington Park
Watkins
Brewers
Millers
Indianapolis
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Howley
Bowerman
Hoosiers trip yields strong win–loss record
The Hoosiers posted a grand record on a long circuit tour with 17 wins 13 losses and one tie. After a rough start in Milwaukee four games were dropped. New players Spencer Lemon Alexander arrive as a catcher and pitcher with hopes, three doubleheaders scheduled against Kansas City Louisville and Milwaukee. Games set for 3:15 pm weekdays 3 pm Sundays with Labor Day tilts at 10:30 am and 3:15 pm.
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Today's Games Across Minor and Major Leagues
American Association schedules include Louisville at Columbus St Paul at Minneapolis Kansas City at Milwaukee Poledo at Indianapolis Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburgh and Boston game postponed. American League matchups feature St Louis at Chicago New York at Cleveland Boston at Detroit Central League tilts present Terre Haute at Wheeling Evansville at Zanesville Grand Rapids at Fort Wayne South Bend at Dayton.
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Cleveland
Detroit
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Terre Haute
Wheeling
Evansville
Zanesville
Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Dayton
Cleveland-New York
Washington
Yesterday's Scores From Central League Games
Baseball results show Columbus defeated Indianapolis 10 to 4 and Louisville beat Toledo 1 to 0 while St Paul topped Milwaukee 7 to 3. Detroit edged Boston 5 to 4 and Chicago won 6 to 2 over Philadelphia. St Louis won 7 to 6 at Washington. Central League highlights include Wheeling 23 Terre Haute 9 10, Grand Rapids 3 Ft Wayne 2, Zanesville 7 Evansville 2.
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American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Honors Even In Six Round Philly bout
In Philadelphia last night two local lightweights Young Loughrey and Joe Hiest fought to a six round draw at the Philadelphia Athletic Club. Both fighters pressed hard throughout the duel with quick combinations and solid defense. The result was a stalemate as the referee scored a split decision in favor of neither.
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Young Loughrey
Joe Hiest
Philadelphia AC
Reds Get Star Spit Ball Pitcher Under the Old Straw Hat
A nostalgic baseball column rails at season previews and pennant fever, praising the Pirates vs Cubs/Giants race and musing on winners and losers. It notes managers’ promises, baseball as a money driven business, and Indianapolis’ love of winners, while poking fun at next season hype.
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Toledo Hens
Chicken Am Mighty Fine
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Pittsburg
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New York
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Tailendera Slike
Dr. Cook
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Tom Sharkey
Tom
Draft Notes Highlight Cheney and Daubert Moves
Pitcher Cheney of Indianapolis was drafted yesterday by Cincinnati at the National Baseball Commission meeting. Brooklyn secures Daubert from Memphis for a top first base, while Memphis valued him higher. Other A A players drafted include Robinson and Olsen with moves to Cleveland St Louis Nationals Chicago Nationals and Detroit.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Cheadburne
Cleveland Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
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Chicago
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Stoney McGlynn
Schneiberg
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Robinson
Toledo
Ricket
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Dise
St. Paul
Olsen
Louisville
Cleveland
Greatest Play Ever Made in Baseball Says Ed Walsh
Ed Walsh cites the Detroit triplex of 1902 as the most sensational play, describing a blown-early home run, a furious Detroit rally, and a dramatic triple play at the plate involving Schaefer Davis Walsh and Rohe. The feat ended with Schaefer out at home on a throw from Rohe, securing the third out.
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Rosaman
Schaefer
Schmidt
Tannehill
Chicago
Rossman
Sullivan
Rohe
George Davis
Davis
Tiger
Ball Park
Baseball notes on long road trips and player moves
The column covers a lengthy A A trip by champions, possible Toledo manager candidate Bill Friel, Strunk’s hot outfield for Milwaukee, Niles as a lucky add for Boston, Detroit’s leadership and base stealing leaders, Cubs Gary Cy Seymour’s defense, Happy Smith and Dutch Myers acquisitions, Ebbetts spending on minors, and updates on Tenney, McGraw, and Arie Letham with a squeeze play claim.
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Bill Friel
Columbus
Toledo
Armour
Strunk
The
Athletics
Milwaukee Brewers
Connie Mack
Harry Niles
Boston Americans
Detroit
Tigers
Cobb, Bush
Moriarity
Ban Johnson
Boston
Red Sox
Lake
McAleer
Washington
Browns
Cleveland
Naps
Edward Higgins
Little Rock
Fred Tenney
St. Louis
John McGraw
New York Giants
Arie Letham
Superb Service to Niagara Falls and Resorts by Grand Trunk
Special low round trip fares are in effect during the Summer season on travel en route to Niagara Falls Muakoka Kawartha Lakes Georgian Bay Temagami St Lawrence River Rapids Thousand Islands Algonquin National Park White Mountains New England and New Jersey Coast resorts via Grand Trunk Railway System Double track Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls Copies of tourist publications and pamphlets available from W. S. Cookson A. G. P. A. 136 Adams Street Chicago.
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Kawartha Lakes
Georgian Bay
Temagami
St. Lawrence River
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Thousand Islands
Algonquin National Park
White Mountains
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New Jersey
Grand Trunk Railway System
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Montreal
W. S. Cookson
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The Gom Laundry Offers Family Washes by the Pound
Bliss Native Herbs advertises on Washington Street while The Gom Laundry runs family washings by the pound with rough dry and flat ironing included. Phones 1671.
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Bliss Native Herbs
Washington Street
Senators Triumph Over Oscar Graham In Slugfest
Columbus falls to Indianapolis 4 to 1 as Senators pound Graham in the fourth inning. Key moments include Burke driving in Chadburne, Bowerman and Smith scoring on miscues, and Congalton stoking offense with a fourth inning double.
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A. O'Rourke
Soars
O Quinlan
Kruger
Congalton
Clarke
Odwell
Wees de James
Friel
Goodwin
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Chadburne
Hasden
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Graham
Congall
Cheney
Smith
Hayden
Bowerman
Williams
Howley
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Hayes
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Oscar Graham
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Larry Cheney
Cincinnati
Reds
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Burke
Chad
Quinlan
Chadburne Cheney
Wiliams
Courts Could Halt Kling From Chicago Exhibition
Cincinnati September 2 Tommy Kling will not play with his team against Logan Squares in Chicago as President Charles Murphy of the Cubs can prevent him. Murphy wrote Kling that if he attempts semi professional ball in Chicago a restraining order will be sought in court.
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Tommy Kling
Logan
Chicago
Charles Murphy
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