Hoosiers Blown Off In Eighth In Loss To Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on Thursday the Hoosiers dropped the first game of a doubleheader to Columbus by 6 to 5. A late eighth inning rally and an error by Himes plus a wild pitch by Sickay cost Indiana the game, while the second contest ended in a 2 to 2 tie when darkness halted play. Hickey pitched well for Indiana in the opener despite lack of support, Flaherty endured a hurt pitching hand, and Patay struggled with eight hits. In the second game, two errors by Hinchman and Blue opened the door for Columbus, but Indiana pulled together and the visitors failed to score after the second inning.
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Hickey
Himes
Sperlal
Columbus
Hept. F
Hooglers
Flaherty
Cincinnati
Patay
Mickey
Senators
Hoosiers
Htmps
Sickay
Robertable
Honstars
Thiel
Tan
Hinchman
Blue
Williams
Pickering
Coulter
Ryan
Hulswitz
Wrigley
Indianapolis
Dunleavy
St. Atherton
Ant Curr
Kellum
St Marean
H. Kahne
Hase
Hinet
Wiich
Dameny
Twoebase
Carr
Athenian
Tulee
Tulee With To Wrigley
Witstama
Willams
Hulsilty
Trigiy
Roberta
Friday's Games in Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
Friday schedules list American Association games Indianapolis at Columbus Toledo at Louisville Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis National League matchups Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Chicago New York at Brooklyn Moston at Philadelphia American League Philadelphia at New York Washington at Boston Central League Grand Rapids at South Bend Wheeling at Canton Dayton at Birmingham Evansville at Terre Haute
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Amberican Association
Columbine Soveicee
Miwaukes
ATV
Toledo Uw
Minneaporta
Loutavile
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Wheeling
Fivangville Cessecre i Ars
South Bend
AB Terre Auto
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Miwaukee
Minneapolis
Chelnati
St. Louis
Moston
Washington
Boston
Canton
Dayton
Biringfield
Evansville
Terre Haut
Colts Batteries Vananda and Hawkies at Booth Bend
A readable fragment notes a bout involving Colts Batteries Vananda and Hawkies at Booth Bend. Names and venue appear amid garbled OCR text, with limited clear details on date or outcome. The item suggests a local sports card teaser without complete results.
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Booth Bend
Vananda
Hawkies
ené-Tieman
Battling Nelson Far From Death in Reno Recovery
Battling Nelson arrived in Reno Nev for treatment at the Hot Springs. His condition is described as serious yet not fatal and he is said to be in good shape apart from injuries. He seeks another fight with the opponent referred to as the negro.
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Scripps-McRae Preas
Reno
Nev
Nelson
Hot Springs
Gans Nelson Fight Looms With Goldfield Backing
The initial stake for the Gans Nelson bout started at 92000 but promoters and local figures increased it. George Wingfeld and Tex Rickards added 3500 and Malcolm Mac Donald gave stock shares redeemable at 13 per thousand. Nelson netted 7.0 while Gans earned 100. The Goldfield Athletic Club holds a third interest in the moving pictures and bids top $1000 for exclusive rights in several states. Rickards travels to San Francisco to arrange a Christmas Day bout with Reitt.
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Goldfield
Nev
Atake
Gans-Nelson
jJuat
George Wingfeld
Tex Rickards
Malcolm
MacDonald
Nelson
Goldfield Athletic Club
Secral
San Francisca
Cans
Reitt
Goldfield Athletic Clun
Harness Racing at Lafayette and Hartford Card
Horse racing results and notes from Lafayette and Hartford show 2:04 stake trot purses around 1000 dollars with horses such as Elyria Teasel Jersey Toy and Allert Hartrid. The Hartford program features 1% to 2:26% pacing heats with horses Bennie Steinway Free for all trot and other listed entries. Also covered are 5 trot heats at 1.24% time and boxing prospects Bronson and Cole as upcoming semi final cards in Indianapolis with training updates and fan interest.
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Lafayette
Khn
Elyria
Ailler
Teasel
Allen Downe
Snook
David Fuller
Allert Hartrid
Seyee Jersey Toy
Graydon
Beceher
Marines
Macturave
Fleming
Molla Patchen
Er Pateh
Petree
Tal Lattle
Bronson
Cole
Ray Bronson
Mreddin Cata
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Roral Club
St Louie
Aronson
Jonson
Rothara
Prominent breeder Gideon announces retirement from racing
New York reports David Gideon, a longtime turf figure and three time Futurity winner, will sell every horse and retire from thoroughbred racing. He cites unprofitable conditions under breeders and racing associations led by August Lehmenant, noting gate receipts deplete owners’ money as tracks prosper. His stance reflects a broader owner breeders’ discontent with the current system.
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New York
David Gideon
August Lelmeant
Heeumerich
Gileon
A Frien
Mtr
Gideon
Mhen
Race results at Sheepshead Bay and Windsor and Louisville
Horse racing results from Sheepshead Bay Windsor and Louisville with multiple named runners and times. Notable performers include Rosalien Expansioniat Yankee Tun and Sailor Boy with listed times and margins. Also reports on Redondo Judith Louise Cot Hannibal Bey and Bavol Feiro with corresponding odds and times.
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Sheepshead Bay
Rosalien
Shaw
Rusk
Wilson
Li Caller
Tami Cogan
Dash Stove
Daniel
J. Jones
Yankee Tun
Parmonok
sRadike
Ironsides
Moonshine
Fitrh
Gelling
maile—Carew
McDaniell
Columbia Girl
Leonard Jon Hayman
Sailor Boy
Miller
Grapple
Windsor
Redondo
Mattle Emma
Bys Inez
Benavato
Abingdon
Lagioria
Eminela
Tima
Attention
Pedro
Sunny Brook
Enorgam
Chanida
Nat. B
Hannibal Bey
Harry Bentt
Meadow Creeze
Fiteh
Dema
Preston
Warner Grinwold
Quagka
Bavol Feiro
Boland
Whinpoorwill
Golden Miners
Pad
Cap Anson and the clubhouse race track joke
Cap Anson objected to his men betting on horse racing. Bills Dahlen Grimm Hull Everett George Decker and others plannned races and obtained race results to place bets with Anson in the clubhouse. The scheme continued as they relayed winners to Anson and bet with him, finally exposed as a family joke.
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Anton
Cap
Grimm
Bill Dahlen
Hull Everett
George Decker
Hugh Fullerton
Bullhrad Dahien
Bay
Brighton
Thi
Dal
Ory Lange
Grif
Informa
Training Yearlings Speeds to the Sun
Trainer Jimmy Horn arrived in Lexington from Sheepshead Bay with a cartond of yearlings owned by Henry S. Zhegler W. H. Landeman and W. M. Hays. He has engaged stable space at the Kentucky association track and will begin breaking and schooling the youngsters.
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Lexington
Jimmy Horn
Sheepshead Bay
Henry S. Zhegler
W. H. Landeman
W. M. Hays
Gans in Prico and Cast Plans For Ten Week Sit
Gans and his brother A Lien are in town as Sept 7 events unfold. Gane plans a test week before leaving for the cast where he will play ten weeks at four thousand one hundred dollars a week. Gowns’ right hand remains swollen and he says he will try again at the next chance, arranging terms as needed.
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Tunkie
Chech
Tania
RIZE
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Chleago
Brown
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Phelps
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Sparks
Richie
Donovan
McIntyre
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Bowerman
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POO Tooloi
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Schlel
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Welmer
Livingstons
Hisgins
Geatly
Detroit
Rowan and Schmidt
Smith and Hart
Falkenberg
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Dygert
Cunningham
Powers
Battersea
Winter and ArmDruater
Doyle
Cherbre
McGuire
Cleveland
Bernhard and Clark
Smith
Jacobsen and
Spencer
Huey Levinson
N. Pennsylvania St
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Holmes
Thielmén
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Pictures
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Simmons
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Sweet Marie
MrKinney
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McDonald
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Munele
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Rubens
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Cap. Anson
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Corgy
Oyster Bay
Meir Suman Drintibe
Boquet Cigar Oc Cigar Co
W. Kriel
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