Hoosiers Hit Putmann Hard In Midweek Tilt
Indiana defeated the Colonel team as Tate Cromley pitched well enough to win. Eight hits by Washington Park visitors included a double play by Himes and Holmes in the eighth and a late rally thwarted by strong defense. Larry Quinlan led Louisville with three hits but fell short of forcing a tie. Cromley worked effectively and Tate contributed on the mound.
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Ambrose Putimann
Cromley
Cromsley
Tate
Larry Quinlan
Loulaville
Himes
Holmes
Woodruts
Sullivan
Maccan
Wiensst Kahse
Colonels
the Colonela
Ry Penring
Roodenour
Ansr Dothstom
Murphy
Quinlan
Cromsey Ians
Ruseel Sage
Yasters
Denming
Wiliams
Syramblin
Stovall
Atherton
Onejty Binck
Brashear
Bullyan
Vislers
Marean
Ishoe
Hoosiers Rally In Rough Day Of Baseball Action
American Association highlights show Indiana teams matching miscues in a crowded scorecard. Williams drives runs and Kahoe records a key hit while Columbo and Cromley feature in fielding errors. Several cities including Kansas City Milwaukee and Cincinnati stage offense as the league blends hits, walks, and misplays.
Nelson vs Gang Fight Highlights Endurance Debate
The report recalls Nelson's ten year fighting career and his renowned durability. Gang exposes Nelson to repeated body blows and a rare head punch, testing his wind and stomach while his crouch shields his frame. Despite strong muscle armor, experts doubt ongoing punishment over the days ahead.
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Nelson
Jockey Club Action Against Poolrooms and Injured Trainer
The Jockey Club announced efforts to fight poolrooms, with mention of Millard Bander and other trainers. Millard Sanders, a renowned horse trainer, sustained a fractured ankle while guiding the Dilton string at the fair grounds. The report notes incidents at Canton and Terre Haute with various battery and horse-related references.
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Millard Banders
Millard Sanders
Sterling R. Holt
Efternoon
Fair Grounds
Ake
Jockey Club Flees Here as Canvas Towers Lift Padded Track
Racing notes show tension over a plan to erect a taller canvas tower at the track. Jockey Club officials object, citing safety and control, while a public funds appropriation is mentioned for canvas-related construction. Railbird action includes batteries and poolroom schemes in New York. Public notices list races and schedules across National and Central Leagues with city pairings and venues.
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Chicago
Rue
Fordhs
AIGA
Fond Raglan Te
Wandington
New Yorku
Palkenborg
Walkaneld
Chishra
Kletnow
Nlielphia
Graveseal
Phere Racing
Jockey Club
Yentergay
Tonnybill
Armbranter
Plank
Helmes
Coombs
Powers
Schreck
Collins Defends Himself. Blames Boston Club For Failures
Special to The duo Boston Sept 14 James J Collins former manager of the Boston Americans granted an interview exposing internal strife in the club during his tenure He denies responsibility for the team’s poor showing and alleges interference by his employers He says he was barred from making desired trades and replacements and that the present team has become a joke while insisting he did not cause the faults himself.
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Boston
James J. Collins
Esmananor
Boston Americans
Dougherty
Selbarh
Breintyre
Detroi
McFarland
Chicago
Frain
End of season slated in Terre Haute clashes
Terre Haute Ind Sept 14 Special to The Sea says baseball and football fans learned there will be no more covert contests this year. The Board of Safety approved two nights in the city as transfers and a series between Mike Schreck and Marty Rogers near Shelburn with Mary Lewis and Jammy also noted.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Turre Vante Fet
Woard
Mafety
Ft Riva
Wrf Bourke
Ane J
Mike Schreck
Marty Rogers
Shelburn
Sophim
Net
Mary Lewis
Jammy
New York ALC swimmer ties national record at meet
C M Daniels of the New York A C matched the American 1 minute 1 yard record at the national swimming championships held at Clauvehiln’s Lake, finishing ahead of M Schwarz of Missouri A U. Crane of the New York ALC trailed after a strong early lead.
Will Nelson Be Same Gamepag
San Francisco correspondent recalls the 18 day end of Nelson as a top fighter. It cites Sharkey and Bharkey in debates about weighty beatings, notes Sharkey’s decline after Jeffries, and mentions Patterson and Kubha as later rivals in a lingering question of Nelson’s lasting form.
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San
San Francisco
Joe Gang
Nelson
Coltheld
Labor
Daya
Thia
Tom Bharkeyta
Cornell Bound Boy Athlete From Chillicothe
Spelint to The Sun reports a standout boy athlete from Chillicothe who drew college interest but chose Cornell. The young athlete, about 6 feet tall and capable of 100 yard dash speed, aims to pursue science while continuing athletic excellence. His elder brother was a noted star, and Ohio State connections are noted in the school’s interest.
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Chillicothe
Tima Cook
Bhio Hoy
Torhe College Educa
Haa Choren
Cornell Perhapa
Cule Ieee
Coren Yeats
Ahly Dame
Tele Champiin
Ohio State University
Sunitt
Hks Care
Brynani
Toachel
Vailer
Debe
Aulet
Hoet
Cornel
Ida
Y M C A Basketball League To Start This Winter
The Y M C A will not field a city basketball team this winter and will instead organize four clubs named the Rivals, the Battlers, the State Line, and the Indi. The new league structure aims to run independently of a city squad.
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M. A
Basket Ballengue
Y.M.C. A
Baaterat
State Lite
Indi
Anapaiia Avhietio Clan
How Hart Found Mordecai Brown
Ex presidents and Chicago club executives recall how Hart learned of Mordecai Brown during a wartime talent sweep. He watched a Terre Haute pitcher emerge as a future star, passed on Billy Elliott, and secured Brown for Chicago in an exchange that included Jack MyLove, Taylor Bark, and other moves. Brown is praised as one of the great pitchers.
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Alart
Chicago
Iyhig
Mordecai Brown
Barr
Taut
Cok Hart
Suude Kelliner
Thiry Jones
Hockford UL Lean
Chic Tego
Geome
Nott
Rockford
Elliott
Terre Haute
Necktard
Biliott
Mordecai
St Laure
Jack ‘Mylove
Taylor
Brown
Decatur Beats Lebanon In Close Town Match
Decatur defeats Lebanon 3 to 2 in a sensational game. Decatur led early and held firm as hits by Rihush and teammates produced the victory. Lebanon’s Boore and M r Bent faced tough pitching while errors were even at 1 each.
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Decatur
Bent
Lebanon
Chumant
Indieann
Thureday
Champlops
Gama
Mort
Rihush
Craok Lattenander
Reform of Football Rules Sparks Training Rush
The piece describes upcoming changes in football rules including the forward pass and downs system, noting coaches study the new rules and players must practice amid confusion. It predicts a period of adjustment before teams return to daily scrimmage on college grids.
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Anter
Atudente
Daly
Young Erne Challenges In Milwaukee Bout At 133 Lbs
Young Emme of Philadelphia meets Charley Neary Mid Herman or KIA Goodman in Milwaukee on September 14 for a 133 pound bout. The match features Emme challenging Neary for the title with a decisive weigh in and intent to win.
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nortoon-Melne Meese Associati
Milwaukee
Wis
Young Emme
Philadelphia
Charley Neary
Mid Herman
KIA Goodman
State fair racing offers 14 fierce heats at monster Thursday
At the state fair the monster Thursday crowd witnessed 14 heats across three events. The 2:12 pace drew crowd delight with Wilkes and Pendle competing fiercely as Elmo and Patchen swapped leads in a tight sequence. Gale Best anchored the 2:16 trot while the 2:35 trot saw Heliograph edge Gale with Ly Cat book strong closing efforts.
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Fair Grounds
Dan Elen
Wilkes
Gale
Gale's
Heliograph
Ain
President O'Brien's Last Visit With League Leaders
President O'Brien of the American federation visited Washington Park and Indianapolis amid a tempestuous season. He praised the clubs including Indianapolis, Columbus, Toledo, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Kansas City, and Louisville as strong financially, and urged calm next year while maintaining firm league authority. The report notes varied weather and expresses hope for stability under his leadership.
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O'Brien
American Apvalktion
Wathingish Park
Colonels
Hoosiers
Indianapolis
Ig Meas Cozes
Inedianapolla
Duba
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolia
Milwaukee
Konsas City
Tebenu
Louisville
Wey Mey Sary
Hie
Fed
Am Tong
Bill
Jong
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Kerwin
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American Association
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Iadi
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Needham
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Holmen
2Marean
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Jimmy Collins
Fanodet An Hheel
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Jim Jeffrion
Caney Island
Rob Piizammena
Glaamy
Gus Kubha
Sailor
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Edward Tiffin Cook
Goldfield
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Hart
Young Erne
Irak
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Rehan Wilke
Psudhvine
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Chik &Preeman
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Gro van Han
Cal Fort
Reuiert
Tay
Dace
Patehen
Rhog
Bartholomew Wikes
Adphey Radney Wilken
Rawertin Wilkes
Flowerman Wilkes
Hawsines
Maria
Bom Fleming
Cluhsy Bom
Tazarre
Arnold Patchen
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