Hoosiers Split Doubleheader With Kansas City
Indiana routs Kansas City 6 3 in the first game as Hemphill drives in three with a three bagger while Milligan and Gear work on the mound. In the second, Indiana wins again after a sixth inning flurry and four runs, with O'Brien and Hartsel delivering key hits for the Mohawks.
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Kansas City
Hemphill
Milligan
Gear
Seybold
Indianapolis
Farrell
Hegriever
O’brien
Heydon
Farre
Coughlin
Clingman
Schaffer
Dungan
Cantillon
Hoosiers
Westerners
Indians
Missourians
Kansas Ciy
Geier
Hartsel
Hickey
Kelly
Chicago snap reported with varied box scores across teams
Box score style recap shows Chicago and Brooklyn games with runs hits and errors, Cincinnati and New York drawn, and a Pittsburg win aided by Leever. Rain caused postponements including Minneapolis-Buffalo. Final lines include Boston and St. Louis with uncertain RB and high errors.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Buckeyes
Cincinnati
New York
Leever
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Seasee
Csees
Interstate League results recap from Wheeling and others
In second games Wheeling posts 3 runs 6 hits and 4 errors against Mansfield 8 runs 7 hits 2 errors. Toledo slides 9 hits 3 errors to Dayton 4 runs 0 1. Marion and New Castle split 5 4 with Fort Wayne 9 1 and Anderson showing ROBES in box score.
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Wheeling
Mansfield
Hou
Toledo
Dayton
Marion
New Castle
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Robes
Beck and Stars Seek Virginia Roses in Interstate League
Beck of Toledo leads the interstate league with a remarkable 862 batting mark. Lexington Stars aim to play the Virginia Roses as Earnest Boon, manager, directs the Stars. Milwaukee club projects $25,000 in earnings this season with manager Watkins signed Becoda.
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Beck
Toledo
Lexington Stars
Virginia Roses
Earnest ‘Boon
Pleasant Sr
Milwaukee
Sports Notes From A Busy City Sports Scene
Baseman Fox to replace Ma Gcoon next year with Magoon going to Cincinnati. Rowdy Elberfeld plans to quit the American League over umpire bias. Hoosiers barnstorm after season split between Notre Dame and Sioux City. Yeager reclaimed by Brooklyn. Seybold eight homers. Pirates and Dodgers near end of schedule. Olive Stars seek youth game. Major Greer wins trot. Joe Frey adds to Chicago wins. State golf association formed. silver cup to be awarded Oct 11–13. Corbett's wife claims a fake fight. Ryan to meet Moffatt in San Francisco. Nelson defeats Stinson in motor-paced race. Noyes curates football candidates. Kittle and Hotz back. Stork delivers a girl to McGovern. Jefferies may become a strongman. Texas storm disrupts Newby Oval races. Taylor-Kimble first. 1,000 fans gather as postponement announced. Streetcar absence delays crowd departure.
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Fox
Rome
Magcoon
Cincinnati
Elberfeld
Detroit
Hoosiers
Notre Dame
Sioux City
Yeager
Brooklyn
Seybold
Joe Frey
Chicago
State Golf Association
Denison
Indianapolis
Richmond
Terre Haute
South Bend
Muncie
Marion
Evansville
Jim Corbett
Corbett-Sharkey
Desperate Fight With Madman Ends in Capture
A man claimed as William H Rogers, described as an old soldier, made a desperate stand in a room at 435 E Louisiana St Tuesday night. Police Captain Kinney and officers stormed the room after Rogers fired at Gillespie. Rogers was tackled amid a crowd of about 500. He confessed nothing, claiming a conspiracy to rob him. Found in his vest pocket was 661.50 and papers suggesting pension schemes, implying sudden wealth drove his insanity.
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William H. Rogers
Kruger
Kinney
Wauser, Schroeder and Gillespie
E. Louisi
Rogers
Harriet Enos
Gillespie
Capt. Kinney
Hauser
Kruger Has Quit the Transvaal
A London dispatch reports President Kruger arrived at Lorenzo Marques on Tuesday night. Pretoria telegram says Gen. Botha opened surrender negotiations. The War Office expects South Africa hostilities to end this week. The other item notes a stabbing at 509 Darnell Street where Minnie Ragan was attacked by her husband James. she suffered scalp wounds but is expected to recover.
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London
Lorenzo Marques
Kruger
Pretoria
Botha
War Office
South Africa
Darnell St
Minnie Ragan
James
Roth Loses Place on Safety Board in City Scandal
President Charles C. Roth resigns from the Board of Safety amid months of pressure after a December incident involving police and firefighters. Supt. Quigley gains a perceived victory as Roth departs, with reports of unreconciled leadership and a plan to become assistant manager at the Indianapolis brewing company.
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Charles C. Roth
Board of Safety
Taggart
Roth
Quigley
Lawlor
Baumfuhrer
Jake Roler
W. Washington St
SUN Man
Qugley
Indianapols. Brewing Company
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Durkee
Pickle Spice
H. H. Lee
West
Washington
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Market Street
John M.spann
John H. Holliday
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Watkins
Becoda
Olive Stars
Wm. Lawson
Bryanave
Major Greer
Tommy Ryan
Jack Moffatt
San Francisco
Johnny Nelson
W. C. Stinson
C. E. Noyes
Kittle
Hotz
Stork
Terry McGovern
Jim Jeffries
Newby Oval
Ana-St
The
Transvaal
Bitters
Wasson’s
Oxford
Bsc
H. P. Wasson & CO
Danbury Hat Co
Matington S
Supt
Capes
Conrad's
Massachusetts Ave
North Post Office
DR. J
Byle
E. Chiost
Drew, Selby & CO
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Fieel
Bryce
Old Homestead
King Frost
Frost
Gho. J
Hilderbrand
South East Street
Gaven Street
J. S. Orvs
East Market Street
Sloan Drug CO
Washington St
Indianapolis, Ind
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