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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1900
Page
8
The Hoosiers beat Kansas City 6 to 4 with strong fielding and key hits. Kelly led offense with a home run, Magoon scored, and Milligan and Lee pitched well for Indianapolis as both teams produced runs in a back-and-forth contest before about 4,000 fans.
In the first game Detroit beat Chicago 7 to 6 with 8 hits to 4 errors. The second game stretched long with Detroit at 2 runs, 5 hits and 3 errors against Chicago’s REH4 EL. Cleveland failed to advance a man past second, while Milwaukee won 1 to 0 with 7 hits and 2 errors.
Summary of two baseball doubleheaders showing New York and Cincinnati in tight first games, where Boston and Pittsburgh split in rough fielding, and St. Louis routed by Philadelphia. Chicago and Brooklyn split games, with Brooklyn producing strong offense and Chicago limited to uneven defense.
In Toledo and Marion contests results show Toledo 6 11 2 and Marion 2 7 2 in the first game while the second clash ends Toledo 4 9 1 and Marion 9 12 7 with Fort Wayne 6 6 3 and New Castle 7 10 B6. Anderson team did not appear for Wheeling game.
London report details a bout between Pank Andrews and Jack Gover on Monday night with Andrews winning by knockout in round four. He deteriorated after the match and died Tuesday. Gover was not arrested.
AUGINSTINE RESERVES and Sauter Stars deliver standout performances with Sauter Stars posting 18 and 7 notable points while Casey Stars contributes valuable support. The meet features uneven scores across events with Hilisies and others posting smaller totals in a tight team competition.
In Rushville twelve innings produced a 13 to 15 finish for Hill Toppers over West Enders after a marathon game. Hartford City hammered Montpelier 16 to 2, while Richmond defeated All-Kentuckians 4 to 3. Seymour beat Greensburg 3 to 0 and Crawfordsville ran Lafayette 14 to 4.
The report hails Kelly as saintly and praises Peter for top fielding. Young Lee shines as a great pitcher fanning Hartsel. Dungan from Missouri is a solid ball player. Kansas City played well Monday, but the Hoosiers edged them in a doubleheader. Indianapolis Marotts beat Brazil 6 to 0. Gardner or Summer will pitch Tuesday at 3 43 p m for the Cowboys game. A tragic note reports Joseph Marsh of Adams Massachusetts killed Monday when a pitched ball hit his bat and struck him on the jaw.
A report notes Muncie won a golf tournament with 21 points against Richmond. The item mentions Newby Oval racing with $700 in prizes on a Wednesday night, and multiple sports results and training notes across 1900s era venues and athletes.
A San Francisco dispatch reports American troops hanged Mariano Aguillard known as Mor Montor, a descendant of the Sultan of Sulu, for murder and outrages. He was taken alive to Iloilo, convicted on three charges, and publicly executed amid crowds.
Ada May Bailey of Lexington Kentucky, daughter of Col Charles Bailey, a famed horseman, saved five people by climbing through a bus window to reach two runaway horses. She halted the pair near a ditch by a bridge on a winding road between Pleasure Bay and Sea Bright New Jersey after the coachman fell from the box.
Mayor Taggart says a sun article misrepresents his view on replacing elevated tracks with viaducts. He insists he has not seen or heard any such suggestion and that the aim of track elevation is life preservation, the main concern for him.
Charles J. Gardner dressed ten sheep in 2 minutes 2 seconds at Armstrong Park on Monday, breaking the world record by 1 minute 47 seconds. He slaughtered and dressed the sheep for market unaided, showcasing a remarkable but brutal efficiency.
A city council session lacked a quorum as five Republicans led by President Crall and Megrew sparred over calling a meeting. Megrew accused Democrats of rushing the annual budget, while Crall hesitated to schedule a session, fearing minority absence and partisan maneuvering.
Councilman Negley and Wheeler secured a signature from Republican members Negley Megrew Kaiser Evans and Wheeler for a Tuesday night special meeting. The session will hear the mayor's financial recommendations and refer them to the finance committee. Controller Johnson stated the recommendations would be ready for the meeting.
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