White Stockings Run Roughshod Over Hoosiers In Chicago Victory
In a Sunday game the Chicago White Stockings overwhelmed the Indianapolis Hoosiers 6 to 0. Chicago built a lead with early runs and never relinquished control, while Indianapolis failed to respond. Pitches Patterson and Gardner split the pitching duties, with Gardner surrendering the decisive offense. Wood delivered the lone two base hit, and Padden and Shugart added stolen bases. Time was 1 hour 37 minutes. Umpire McDonald officiated.
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Hooped errors draw jeers in Milwaukee baseball row
Milwaukee and Indianapolis split the twin bill as fans boo noted fielding miscues by Hickey Hart sel Geter Gardner. Milligan faced ire from umpire Sheridan after a strikeout dispute amid a crowded Saturday scene.
Muldoons and Brookville Shine in Varied Baseball Scores
scattered results show Muldoons winning 6 to 2 as Brookville defeats Connersville 5 to 1 in amateur play. Sauter Stars defeated Zoffman Stars 7 to 5. Melrose outscored Young Marous 20 to 9. Pittsburg faces a tough climb to lead with Geier ranking third in American League hitting. Brooklyn declines a championship series proposal from Pittsburg. Anderson may miss next year’s Interstate league. Western League president Hickey could be fired. Cleveland edged Milwaukee 1 to 0. Cincinnati and Philadelphia combined for 12 hits but Cincinnati prevailed. Kansas City’s tale mirrors the same story. Logansport upset Converse 21 to 9. Union City beat Versailles 23 to 18. Vandalia’s Jerry Hut had 8. Brazil posted 5. Minneapolis may drop to the Western league next season as attendance falters. Interstate league planning changes loom. Brazil’s fans keep backing the game. Modern Imperials beat Minnesota Stars 8 to 0. Imperials then beat McAllister Stars 14 to 3 at Broad Ripple. Imperials head to Chicago Sunday. Carlisle Indians lose several stars. big Pierce brothers and others depart. Hector the Russian wolfhound slated as Penn mascot. Yale meets Princeton November 17 and Harvard November 24. Indiana colleges practicing. I U shows depth. DePauw expected to be strongest in five years. Butler hampered by late school start. Purdue holds promise. Butler to play IH at Washington Park with a slate through November 29.
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Bookmakers warn Boer War hits betting firms hard
The Buffalo News cites punishing losses as English bookmakers cry that the Boer War damaged their profits. The New York News asserts prize ring scams pale beside croquet-like gold brick schemes as the public bears the brunt of bad business. Boxing, motoring, horse racing, and motorized races populate a wide range of sports items with numerous results and participants.
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Local society notes and engagements announced
Miss Bess Pickering will wed G W Huber on October 3. Engagements include Florence Mac Connell to Russell McFall, Bessie Cleary to George Wales, and Alice Pillet to William Hyed. St Marys will host a card party Thursday afternoon. Miss Clara Anderson resumes physical culture classes at the Y W C A after a Michigan vacation. Anthony Geraghty and Margaret Yolen plan to wed at St Vincent’s in Elkhart. Maj Charles Noble reports Philippine stay and supports canteen. he disputes Wm E Johnson’s portrayal in the New Voice and notes the native drink bino caused some trouble.
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Street Car Company Fights Three Cent Fare Suit in Supreme Court
A brief filed by the streetcar company in the Supreme Court challenges the three cent fare suit brought by Charles F. Smith. A separate report notes a Negro man attempted assaulting a woman at 525 N Delaware St but fled after her cries. Local railroads moved 26 764 cars last week with 26 860 loaded, up 2 111 from the prior week and below the 1898 figures. Irvington public schools opened with Otis G. Stanton as superintendent and Edgar T. Forsyth as high school principal. a previously unsafe building had been repaired and dismissed classes earlier last spring.
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Staged Hold Up Reported by Mountain Messenger
A lone highwayman known as Nigger Tent in California robbed a stage coach, with editor Eschbacker of the Mountain Messenger surrendering $30 during the incident.
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