Toledo and Indiana score updates with league standings
A chaotic digest of scores and affiliations from American League and National League listings. It notes Toledo and Indianapolis results, Boston and Philadelphia showdown notes, plus central league standings, with upcoming games across multiple cities and teams. A golf tournament at Short Hills ends soon with Egan and Herreshoff as finalists. Highland loses to Riverside 23 to 4.
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Short Ailis
N. J
American Golf Ciretes
H. Chandler Egan
Chicago
Pred Herreshoff
Manchester
Divorced Fight Over Baseball War in Court
Judge Bausewine presided in Washington park superior court as testimony flew in a seven inning dispute styled as a divorce. The plaintiff Mr Baseball Victory argued the match had failed due to ongoing folly while Madam Hoosier, newlyweds with the champion, interrupted with sharp retorts before the judge quieted the scene.
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Madam Hooser
Madam Hooster
Friday's Pictorial Court Drama Ends in Divorce Ruling
A chaotic hearing features Mr. Baseball Victory and Madam Hoosier in a quarrelsome session where witnesses Newwn Wagner Hoghever Magoon Carr testify to tangled insults. Judge Bausewine condemns Madam Hoosier Victory as rotten and grants a divorce to Mr. Victory with a 4 to 2 ratio facilitated by Madam Mud Hen.
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New- 5 Wn
Wagner
Hoghever
Magoon
Carr
Mr. Victory
Bausewine
Madam Hoosier Victory
Mies
Indianapolis
Mud Hen
Dan R Will Start Next Week At State Fair Races
White Secretary Downing and Superintendent Claypool regret the Dan R Majer C match race cannot be held due to large entries in regular events. Dan A will race in a free-for-all pace with Edith W, Florid 1, Dam Made, Baren Bo, and China Maid. Multiple heats draw strong fields and a possible new time if Dan R is in form. starters face dense fields across daily races with 14 to 26 entries in early heats.
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Downing
Claypool
Dan A
Edith W. Flaroid
Dam- Made
Baren Bo
China Maid
Dan R
Splan
Newton
Indiana
Ball Players' Trust Moves to Revive Union Plea
Professionals again fear salary cuts as plans form for a revival of the National Association of Professional Baseball Players. A meeting of delegates from each club in the National and American leagues will be held, with Harry Davis of Philadelphia Athletics secretary issuing the call after canvassing players. Delegates’ names remain unpublished as concerns rise that salaries may be reduced and the old system may return. A Sunday double header at Gray's ball park opens at 1 p.m. with Matz and All Stars, followed by Grays versus the Washingtons.
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Plang
National Association of Professional Baseball Players
Lund
Harry Davis
Phiadelphia Acnleties
Asvocaation
National League
Wll
Gray's Ball Park
Matz
All Stars
Grays
Washingtons
BASE BUNTS AND BASEBALL BANTER IN 1945
A fragmentary sports column notes a rough game with many errors but a home team victory on a dubious field. It mentions President Grillo and umpire quality, Mertes driving in a winning run in New York, McGraw being injured in the crowd, and Fred Schacht moving to Lexington as Kentucky's head coach. Branch Rickey is fired by Cincinnati after a Sunday baseball dispute and a train-side mask mishap with Manager Kelley.
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Mertes
New York
McGraw
Branch Rickey
Dallas
Tex
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Kelly
Rickey
Kelley
Herrman
Peculiar Accident Injures Dollar Bay Shortstop
Neil Monahan, shortstop for the Dollar Bay Mid club in the Copper Country league, suffered a leg fracture in an eleventh inning play at Lake Linden. While running from third, he was struck by a Kippert drive, going down hard as the ball crossed the plate. He is out for the rest of the game as neighboring teams prepare headers on Tuesday and gate receipts are turned over to Monahan.
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Neil Monahan
Dollar Bay, Mid
Lake Linden
Monahan
Kippert
Payne Chooses Indiana University Over Kentucky State
Floyd Payne, a 200 pound guard from Shortridge high school, will enter Indiana University next week surprising friends who expected Kentucky State College. Praised as the best defensive guard in the West, he joins I U football as a Brent ald and brings exceptional speed and acumen. Also entering the state university is George Steele, a top tackle from South Side High School, four-year player who graduated in 19h.
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Floyd Payne
Shortridge
Wll
Indiana University
Payne
State University
Kentucky State College
Brent Ald
I. A
George Steele
Steele
South Side
Hoosier Bravery Nips Toledo in Tight Baseball Banter
Indiana’s struggle for first clashes with Toledo as Millwaukee’s Guy Dickey the Hoosier guard of the initial sack earns fame for his odd gait and a tossed shoe on a sprint to first base. Spitball debate and a harsh New York Times editorial color this round of early baseball chatter and a St Louis Marathon scandal involving Frederick Lorz.
Col Kerwin Faces Exile After Series Of Misses
Col Dan Kerwin clashed with the Indianapolis bleachers amid a string of poor hits, feeling sore as teammates pummeled the field in frustration. Officials imposed a probable expulsion following the sequence of mishaps during the game.
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Dan Kerwin
Indianapolis
Women disrupt pugilists amid Lake Wawastes melee
reports say two Elkhart ladies persuaded the sheriff and deputies to refrain from stopping a bloody prize fight at Lake Wawastes on Wednesday. Ed Lannon and August Box Baum were principals in the bout. their female acquaintances’ identities were not disclosed. John L Sullivan visited St Louis and faced hotel access issues due to his followers, while plans emerged for him to partner with a well known local theater figure.
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Elkhart
Lake Wawastes
Ed Lannon
August Box Baum
Sullivan
St. Louis
John L. Sullivan
John
Louisquor
Déater
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