Indians Top Kansas City In High Scoring Showdown
In Monday morning action the Indians beat Kansas City 3 to 1 after a dramatic fourth inning run surge. Seybold scored on a misplayed ball, Hickey delivered a three bagger driving in two, while Kellum and Patton kept hitters in check as both teams tallied five and four hits respectively.
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Schaefer
Geier
Seybold
Patton
Coughlin
Powers
Hoghever
Hickey
Hemphill
Kansas City
Kellum
Indians
Westerners
Hoosiers
Gefer
Kansas
O'Brien
Missouri
Farrell
Keily
Shaefer
Indianapolis
Brewers Triumph Over Hoosiers In Rain Altered Game
Milwaukee Brewers dashed Indianapolis with a 15 3 victory as heavy rain halted play after seven innings. Barnes started for Milwaukee and Garder worked eight, Sparks closed. Key hits included Kelly's three base hit and Seybold’s home run. Indians led 4 1 after first inning before the storm ended proceedings.
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Brewers
Barnes
Gardner
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Aaboss
Sparks
Ote Barnes
Waldron
Seybold
Indianapols
Powers
Kelly
Fultz
Conroy
Balk—Sparks
Mannassau
McDonald
St Louis New York Abbreviated Caption Heads
A compact clipping notes a brief item referencing St Louis and New York with scattered OCR fragments. It mentions an act or designation AB 55 and signals a concise public notice style. No clear names or places beyond the two cities are legible.
Saturday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
American league results show Cleveland and Chicago leading in multiple games with strong hitting totals. National league games feature Chicago and Brooklyn posting solid wins, while Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and Boston post high run counts. Minor league Interstate games include Dayton and Wheeling delivering decisive scores with several double digit hits.
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Cleveland
Kansas City
Buffalo
Chicago
Minneapolis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Opening of New Club House Marked by Sept 28 Event
The report notes the opening of a new club house set for Sept 28 and records about $8,000 spent on the project. It also mentions schedules for fall activities and Western College football.
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Western College Foot
Nearly perfect game noted in Chicago and Detroit scores
Baseball notes show Chicago 1 run 7 hits 3 errors and Detroit 3 runs. Buffalo beat Minneapolis 15 hits 3 errors, Fort Wayne 6 runs 6 hits 4 errors, Mansfield 2 runs 4 hits 2 errors, Toledo 4 runs 11 hits, Marion 4 errors. Second game Toledo 9 runs 17 hits 2 errors, Marion 7 runs 4 errors, Anderson 7 runs 5 hits 5 errors, New Castle 15 runs 6 errors 6, Dayton 8 runs 0. Wheeling 9 hits 0 errors 0.
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Dayton
Anderson
Wheeling
New Castle
Mansfield
Toledo
Marion
Ris
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Brewers roll to 22 hits amid rough field scene
Milwaukee posts 22 hits as Hickey returns and Seybold homers while fans hurled cushions onto a wet field. Powers leads the first five in batting, Magoon Seybold Hartsel Powers with strong marks as other teams post wins and losses across Indiana and nearby cities.
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Seybold
Richmond
Covington
Rushville
Gwynneville
Originals
Buckeyes
Madison
Brewsters
Indianapolis
Shelbyville Grays
Pittsburg
Donahue
Dayton
Chicago
Powers
Magoon
Hartsel
Geter
Horrible Deeds Reported in China Atrocities
London dispatches describe widespread brutality by foreign troops in China with robbery, rape, and murder cited. General Chaffee at Ting-Chow condemns the actions as brutal murder not war, noting impalement and bayonet assassinations of civilians including women and children.
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London
China
Gen. Chaffee
Ting-Chow
Glass workers refuse to scab plants at Pittsburgh meet
In Pittsburgh on a Sunday gathering of window glass unionists from the glass districts, members decided to ignore President Burns and to refuse work in plants with scab flatteners. They voted to secure flatteners to fill the places of members of the glass flatteners association in the plants of the combine. The actions show solidarity against employers and the anti-union stance of the Burns order.
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Burns
Glass Flatteners’ Association
Wide Range of Racing News and Meet Updates
Bookmakers hammered at Chicago as Fiorizar won easily. Kinloch jockey club opens at St. Louis. Spaulding’s football guide for 199? lists Indianapolis School games from last year, a crackerjack season. Jimmy Michael regains middle distance cycling title in Philadelphia with 38 16 for 25 miles. Sweeney vs Hughes slated for 145 rounds at National Sporting Club in England in November. purse 1500. Indianapolis meet draws top talent. Kimble and Owen Kimble billed as fastest. Indianapolis canon club plans celebration.
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Chicago
Fiorizar
Kinloch
Spaulding
Suide
Indianapolis Manual Training School
Jimmy Michael
Johnny Nelson
Philadelphia
Nelson
Jimmy
Pat Sweeney
Boston
Johnny Hughes
England
National Sporting Club
Tod
Sloane Igset
Sheepshead
Hallyhoo Bey
Woman Arraigned Over Glass Pane Destruction Incident
Nora Marsh appeared before Judge Daly on Monday charged with tearing a pane of glass from her mother in law’s home during a dispute with her husband. The confrontation began at the mother’s residence and ended with the glass being broken as she pursued him. All parties are described as colored.
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Nora Marsh
Daly
Shuppert Held in Richmond in Follett Death Case
Michael Shuppert, Cambridge City, was arrested Saturday on a charge of producing the death of Miss Johanna Follett. He has been taken to Richmond. Investigators say the medicine he sold to Miss Follett to cure epilepsy, which he had sold for 20 years, could not have caused her death.
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Michael Shuppert
Johanna Follett
Cambridge City
Richmond
Shuppert
Miss Follett
Teddy's Joke in Washington During Roosevelt Visit
During Gov Roosevelt's Washington trip Secretary Cortelyou relayed a quip about a political proposition. The rough rider paused, then smiled and said, Oh, that's all right. I'd sit down on the proposition.
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Cortelyou
Filipino discontent with new U S backed government in place
Fragmented clippings report diverse events including a saloon brawl in Fallburg Kentucky involving Wesley Carter, a London style boxing result in South Lima, plans by Mrs Mary E Haney to build a 30 story New York tower costing 2 5 million, and rumors of Kruger and Steyn fleeing South Africa. A train collision in Oswego New York killed Farrick Ellen Foley and Josephine Blanchard.
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Sam
Coon Kinner
kMen
Wesley Carter
Fallburg
Whitecaps
William
Stell
South Lima
Mary E. Haney
New York
Kruger
Steyn
South Africa
Oswego
N. Y
Farrick
Ellen Foley
Josephine Blanchard
Marriage license denied for teens amid consent dispute
A marriage license was refused for George Earl and Cleveland Stevenson, both 15, on Saturday after the father consented to the daughter's marriage but officials could not grant the papers.
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George Earl
Cleveland Stevenson
Picture Taker Detained After Gallery Break-In Report
Ed Benson at 313 Cable Street had his picture taken for the revue’s gallery at the police station Monday morning. Frank Robins, night watchman at Geisendorff’s woollen mills, reported a break in at Pat Hamill’s saloon on 2 W Washington St early Sunday. A front window and back door were found broken after patrolmen Bray and Lesh checked the building. Benson was found asleep on a couch and described as playing a pose.
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Ed Benson
Cable St
Frank Robins
Geisendorff
Pat Hamill
Washington St
Bray
Lesh
Benson
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