Hoosiers Seize Lead In Dramatic Race For First Place
A high speed clash leaves Louisville second as Kansas City and the Indians surge back to top. Wolfe allowed 19 hits with six strikeouts as Lewee Gannon Gear Williams Coulter and Rothfuss led the offense. The game featured two base hits three base hits stolen bases and a tense finish with missteps and a dramatic rain cloud. Time two hours. Umpire Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Tebeau
Kansas City
Wolfe
Lewee
Gannon
Gear
Williams
Coulter
Rothfuss
Heydon
Willams
Kihm
O’brien
Hoghever
Woodruff
Fox
Miller
Brievereee
Beville
Concenaenees
Nance
Smith
If . Gibson
If Gannon
Ppeer
American Association standings brief for Indianapolis clubs
A terse entry shows the Indianapolis clubs in the American Association with won lost and percentage figures. Details on names game results or dates are unreadable in the fragment. The record captures a snapshot of standings rather than a full schedule.
Kentucky Stock Farm Racing Purse and Entries
Kentucky stock farm expecta tion purse announced for pacing division three year old pacers with $1000 purse. Listed entries include Trudencia, Ethel Evans, Belt Line, Ecstatic, Lucy Baron, Coastmarne,Ky bred foals and owners from Lexington, Shelbyville, Georgetown, Escondido and Up lord. Other racers include Ky c, Douglas Thomas and Paris connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trudencia
Bik
W. P. Anglin
Lexington
Ethel Evans
Bik. F
J. A. Barrett
Shelbyville
Tenn
Belt Line
B. c
Warren CC. Graves
Georgetown
Ecstatic
F. B. Lang
Barton
Lucy Baron
B. F
F. E. Nelson
Escondida
Coastmarne
W. J. Parks
Uplord, Ind
Baseball score recap from early American League results
St Paul defeated Columbus 9 to 6 and Washington edged Baltimore 11 to 4. Chicago beat Detroit 7 to 2 while Philadelphia won 6 to 4 against Boston. Philadelphia 9 Boston 2 and Chicago 6 Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia 7 Boston 6, Philadelphia 4 Boston 2. Brooklyn 7 New York 2. Pittsburg 6 St Louis 1.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
State fair racing schedule features top events Thursday
Taba Tora set a Delmar track record at St Louis Monday by lowering it from 1 55 1 4 to 1 54 3 4. In Detroit Monday two favorites and three well backed outsiders collected purses. Firing Line, a strong favorite, led a clean sweep.
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Taba Tora
Delmar
St. Louis
Detroit
Firing Line
English Amusements Review Mixed Week at Local Theaters
The Grand bill is weaker than last week while Park and Empire present bright acts and strong productions. Riccobono dog and horse act draws applause. Chinese emperors and Indian dances charm Park patrons. Burlesque at Empire features Levy and Krausmeyer. Burgomaster returns with cheaper cast but enduring music and comic bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riccobono
Martinellis
Hines
Remington
James Cullen
Rerrain
The Sporting Drift: Baseball Wins and Coaching Moves
The Anderson team defeated West Baden 5 to 1 on Monday. Frank Reisling, current Meriden manager, will coach the Swamp Angels under Strobel. Notre Dame adopts graduate coaches as eastern universities push distinctive play. Golf gains momentum in Indianapolis with ideal Riverside weather. Robert Rawls narrowly beats Ernest Burford in a Monday contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
West Baden
Frank Reisling
Meriden, Conn
Strobel
Swamp Angels
Notre Dame
Indianapolis
Riverside
Robert Rawls
Ernest Burford
Rival boxers Yanger and Mowatt draw in six rounds
Benny Yanger and Young Mowatt fought six rounds to a draw before the American Athletic Club in a fast contest. Tommy Ryan KOed Kid Carter in the sixth on a brutal punch at Fort Erie Club, with Ryan's footwork cited as a strength. A Kentucky prize-fighting law suit will test the case Tuesday, injunctions pending appeal. Betting on McGovern versus Corbett in Indianapolis is muted with no bets yet posted.
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Benny Yanger
Young'’ Mowatt
Chicago
American Athletic Club
Tommy Ryan
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Fort Erie
Ryan
Carter
Court of Appeals
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Indianapolis
Tuesday Race Entries at State Fair Pace Event
Tuesday entries list trotting and pacing races at the state fair. Notable competitors include Hattie Smith from Lexington and Donna H from Anderson. Listings cover jockeys, breeders, and owners across Kentucky Indiana and Illinois with purses of 500 and 900 dollars.
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Hattie Smith
B. m
A. L. Darnaby
Lexington
Webber
Bennett &Hughes
Clark
Denry K
B. G
John Rabham
Louisville
Donna H
S. m
Walter Kemp
Anderson
Ind
Bell
Dik
Ben
Whitely Stable
Muncie
Orphan
J. N Dickerson
Indianapolis
Baron Patch
Bruce Graham
Rushville
Leo Crawford
Liza
Br. m
W. B. Kerby
Springfield
Alfred Starr
David Cahill
First trip over Indianapolis and Plainfield interurban line
A group including Albert Lieber Hugh J McGowan Henry Smith and friends rode the new Indianapolis and Plainfield interurban in McGowan's pocket Pullman car Losantville Monday afternoon. The dirt ballast track provides unusually good surface and engineers explain the light construction cars spared it. The line parallels the Vandalia railroad and National Road and aims to run to Main Street within weeks with future extension to the Indiana Reform School for Boys and a gravel source at Plainfield Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lieber
Hugh ‘J. McGowan
Henry Smith
Indianapolis
Plainfield
Mr. McGowan
Losantiville
Mansfield
Vandalia ‘Railroad
Indiana Reform School For
Plans for Stock Yards line to cross Belt at grade
The article notes the Stock Yards railroad may extend into the city via West Washington Street, with tunneling planned at the Belt crossing. Fare to Plainfield will be 2% cents. the route spans Ben Davis, Bridgeport, Six Points, and Plainfield, about 14 miles, and a chicken dinner greeted the special in Plainfield. John Dewey, 85, reportedly a cousin of Admiral Dewey, was committed to the alms house after being robbed and beaten, saying his brothers emigrated from Ireland and served in the Union Army with varied fates.
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W. Washington St
Washington St
Plainfield
Ben Davis
Bridgeport
Six Points
Albany
John Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Chariies
State Board of Charities
Dewey
Ashtabula
Hyde Park
Ireland
Ohio
New York
John
Philippines
Towson Widows and Widowers Tie The Knot In One Day
In Towson Maryland five marriage licenses were issued in a single day four of them to widows and widowers. Officials offer a lighthearted theory that Towson widows are highly attractive and widowers especially appreciative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Towson
Glass Withdraws From Republican Ticket for Center Township Constable
Frank L. Glass has withdrawn from the Republican ticket as candidate for constable in Center township. When James McNulty withdrew as a candidate for justice of the peace, it was up to one of the candidates for constable to withdraw. Mr. Glass received the smallest number of votes of any of the five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Glass
Constable
Center Township
James McNulty
Justice of the Peace
Mr. Glass
Forgive and Forget A Painter Eases Divorce Spat
Mrs. George Hershy of Clare County files for divorce from her wealthy farmer husband. While separated, she works at his home for pay. Decorator Comstock tried singing Forgive and Forget to mend the quarrel, and the couple reportedly began reconciling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare, Mich
George Hershy
Comstock
Uncertain Training Camp Ahead of McGovern Corbett Fight
Cincinnati report says McGovern and Young Corbett train in uncertainty as pressure mounts to stage the bout in Louisville next Monday night. Both boxers plan limited gym work and await the final decision while none will travel until Sept 22 morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Gray
Southern Athletic Club
Louisville
McGovern
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Logansport
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Niles
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Paris
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Empire
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Krausmeyer
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Levy
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Terre Haute
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W. H. McCarthy
Terre’ Haute
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H. P. Wasson & CO
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Grand Bros. Riccobono's
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Hanlon
W. Martin
Empire Theater
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Beth
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Knox Hats
State Fair
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State Fair Grounds
M. S. Claypool
Charles Downing
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