Hoosiers Fall Twice At Toledo In Doubleheader
Special to The San Ledo reports the Hoosiers losing two to Toledo as Kellum, a veteran southpaw, pitched one game and was hit hard but shuffled through. Camnitz held the visitors to three hits in the opener, while Fisher took the mound in the second game as the Hoosiers were outscored 32 to 2 across the twin bill.
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Southpaw
Fisher
Henseo
Indianapolis
Griljoley
Kellum
Hena
Kel
Bason
Camnitz
God
Hooley
Gould
Baseball scores and lineups from a packed Monday slate
The page lists National League and American League matchups including Philadelphia at New York and Philadelphia at Chicago with multiple games across leagues. It includes batter lines, pitching notes, and box details for several venues such as Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Chicago and Detroit with references to players Clarke Krueger Hynes Block Camnitz Kellum and others, plus game outcomes and miscellaneous field notes.
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A. Clarke
Odwell
Dormont
Krueger
Kaahe
W- Clarke
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Abibott
Dougherty
Clark
Block
Nan
Suutyan
Leahy
Minneapolis
Flint
Minneapwlis
Batterlee-Gehring
Graham
Adame
Drik
Kuboe
The
Minneapolis-Second
Hickey
Dadlovica Cadwallader and
Gmbham
Hyhnes
Hoaad
Olga
Camulis
J. Clarke
Kellum
Krieger
Camnitz
Kel- Woo
Camnuitz
Camnita
Hases
W. Clarke
Abe
Nunes
Clarke
Timo
Hoosldy Triumphs In Local Grounds Openers
Central League action saw Thielman win the first game 10 to 4 against Minakan, followed by Crumsey clinching the second 4 to 2 with Burhett opposing. Multiple batteries noted across Dayton Terre Haute Evansville Canton Wheeling and South Bend matchups, detailing runs, outs, and pitcher pairings.
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Yocal Grovada
Nelpleas Woostern
Jocal Grounds
Thouch
Locate
Chicago Cubs
Thielman
Minakan
Crumsey
Jack Burhett
al Dayton
Ah Dayton
Terre Haupe
Kennedy and
Freeman
Fuller
Mer
Finan
Kelly
Evansville
RAE Springfield
Brannville
Wacker
Matteson
H Collina
AL Canton
RUE Gdl
Rapids
Canton
Summera Acd Bankins
Brittsen
Gataiol
RHE Canton
Oool
Grand Rapid
Batterlee
Sumners
Hawkins
Willis
Flonac
Wheeling
Rue Wheeling
OOF Floss
Houth
Boy Dies After Baseball Play In Milwaukee
A 13 year old boy was killed during a Sunday baseball game in Milwaukee Wisconsin. He was struck by a batted ball during a foul play near third base and died from the impact. The accident occurred as players attempted to run to the base, with witnesses noting the fatal injury happened at the base of the skied. Police were summoned to the scene and are investigating the incident.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Temamert Cin Association
O’brien
Raid Oil
Brewera
Columbug
Jeaders
Minnespolia
Tigee
Toledo
Innanejin
Loulaynec
St Paul
Indianapolis
Bee and Fight Drama Inspire City Bids in Nevada and Frisco
San Francisco reports on boxing and betting fever as towns from Nevada to California offer purses for bouts featuring Nelson, Gans, Britt, and Gang. Promoters like Tex Rickard spur small towns to bid, while San Francisco prepares for an upcoming match pairing Mick Hyland and Eddie Anton with Hanlon and others in a crowded fight scene.
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Tex" Rickard
Goldfield
Purao
Gana
Nelson
Manhattan
Nevada Corps
Britt
Gang
Srate
McGovern
San Diego
Brush Country
Gans
Podunk
Hooppole
Scraggs
Frisco
San Francisco
Mick Hyland
Eddie Anton
Hanlon
Rinoffshaw
Hyland
Amomg
Young Corbette
Tommy Mowatt
Chienga
Tha
Jeffries May Meet Big Jack Johnson in 1910 Match
Sam Fitzpatrick reports from New York that James J Jeffries has agreed to meet Jack Johnson, the world colored heavyweight champion, with terms potentially set in Goldfeld New York. Johnson welcomes the bout as he eyes a long-awaited title clash as Jeffries waives color lines and prepares in Philadelphia.
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the Sun
New York
Sam Fitepatrick
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Bam
Jack Johnson
Fitshan
Frisco
Jeffries
Johnson
Goldfeld, Ney
O'Brien Burns
Los Angeles
Bam Dereer
al Kauffman
Jeffrica
Johnson Aghia
Joe Gennett
Broadway A. C
Saturday Scores Across Baseball Leagues
American Association results include Indianapolis 10 Toledo 4 and Columbus 3 Loutaville 1. National League highlights show Brooklyn 5 New York 2 and Boston 2 Philadelphia 3. Central League reports Terra Haute 7 Dayton 0 and Canton 4 Grand Rapids 0.
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Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St. Lowia
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Terre Haute
Dayton
Springfield
Evansville
Bouth Bend
Wheeling
Grand Rapids
Canton
American Resoolation
Wou
Lont
Stern
Milwauke
Minneapolis S
Jeseea
Kanuss
ABC Loulaville
Paul
Indianapolis
Pete Chereo
Pittsburg
Philadelpnia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Bueton
Clavelana
St Louis i
Sane
Springfeld
Ares
South Bend
Weaereaene
American Association
Toledo
Indianapalis
Loutaville
Columbus
Banna City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Mineapolis
St. Louis
Bastin
St. Loui
Teer Haute
Terra Haute
South Brad
Rivansville
Jeffries vs Sharkey Rematch Challenge Urges $4,000 Purses
A dramatic scene centers on Sharkey addressing Jim Jeffries, declaring a rematch and a purse of four thousand dollars with fifty thousand to be offered. Jeffries wavers, then asserts resolve to fight despite nerves and past losses, as the husky challenger presses for readiness and a large stake.
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Sharkey
Jim Jeffried
Tom Sharkey
Jeffries
Ted
Week of Sporting Events Across Cities
The schedule lists turf racing at Charentll Downs near Louisville and Woodbine in Toronto, harness racing in Columbus, and boxing cards in Baltimore Gloucester Chelsea Davenport Lake Linden Trinidad Bridgpoint Alma Mora Appleton and Philadelphia. A shooting event is planned Saturday at the Indianapolis Gun Club.
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Kentucky
Charentll Downs
New York
Franklyn Hockey Club
Slanday
Gravesend
L- 1
Toronto
Ontario Jockey Club
Woodbine Park
Barnees
Columbus
Wrendy Jahont
Indianapolia Gun Club
Webfoot Backstop Sold to Buckeyes from Beavers
Larry Neil Lean, Portland Beavers catcher, has been purchased by the Cincinnati National fatigue team for 2600 dollars. Lean, a top Pacific Coast league hitter with 980 average and 4% home run pace, played two years in Portland and had a contract clause for a 320 annual bonus if he behaved. He came to Portland from Boston amid attention and a recent run of trouble.
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Larry Slean
Apedal
Portland
Ore
Larry Neel Lean
Portland Beavers
Ciectonat National
Managh McCreeds
McLean
Port
Redgilta
Boston
Pie thief given year in prison over restaurant break-in
Jerigpa Meline Pree Amoriarion and MIDNEY Ja were involved in a McPau restaurant break-in where two pies were eaten. Sentencing included a one year term for the pie theft. Kept 12-Frank Pierce, involved in the incident, remains in state prison.
Danville Boy May Be Tried by Reds
Danville Indiana youngster Micher Commingore, a pitching standout for Bluffton, was tested by Hoosiers last spring and turned away. Cincinnati umpire Jonathon Dugan recommended him to Ned Hanlon of the Reds, who may sign the promising left hander next spring.
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Micher Cemmingore
Danville
Ind
Ned Hanlon
Commingore
Bluffton
Reds
Cincinnati
Jona! Dugan
Decatur
Dugan
Haneson
Foxy Ned
Williams Argues Over Home Run Call After Game
After Friday's game Williams demanded credit for a long drive he insisted should have counted as a home run. Scorers labeled it a three-base hit, Williams argued the ball did not clear the fence and blamed Stoner for a muffed throw that ruined the play. He defended the buninese man who offers prizes for home runs and claimed the proper call would have affected Murphy and Quinlan's opportunities.
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Bryan
Williams
Willams
Stoner
Beng
Quinlan
Buninees
Murphy
Qula
Jan
Eaalate
Beth
Scott Looks To Be Star At Punting
At Shortrisan High School practice the team focuses on endurance and punting. New players Gregory at full back Hancock at halfback and B Gates at end show promise while Scott Edward excels at punting, capable of 60 yards. Capt Leathers and Billy Gavin display game form. Harlep Clark of Indiana University coached the team and lectured on smoking and cutting practice before returning to Bloomington.
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Gregory
Hancock
B. Gates
Scoth
Jeff Eward
Norman Scott
Shoritidge
Leathers
Billy Gavin
Harlep Clark
Indiana University Ult
GANS WILL FIGHT THE BATTLER AGAIN
Gans says he will fight Nelson again and refuses to let Billy Nolan or Nelson dictate terms. He asserts he will not fight at over 150 pounds and accuses Goldfeld and Nolan of manipulating the arrangement. The world lightweight champion from Duluth defends his stance from Chicago.
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Hoevial
Nolan
Nelson
Britt
N& Mt
Goldfield
St Louis Bowling Tourney Set For March Dates
St Louis Bowling Association gains permission to postpone the tournament to March 18 to 31 due to building delays. National Bowling Congress President Robert H Bryson announced the executive committee approved the change. The contest was originally slated for February.
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St. Louis Association
Robert H. Bryson
National Bowling Congress
St. Louis National Bowling Toust Aament Association
Congress
St. Louis
Hryton
Secratary
Akerman eyes welterweight challenge after farm work
Al Akerman of the Lista-Fostoria is back from his Lima farm and plans to wrestle again. He has named John W. Beall as business manager and invites any welterweight in the country to a match, aiming to resume competition within two weeks.
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Lima
al Akerman
Akerman
John W. Beall
Applications for License in Marion County Indiana
Notices to voters in Seventh Bank Center township that J. Wavesa Jr will apply at the October and November terms of the Marion county Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities less than five gallons with drinking on premises. The listed business fronts Noble Street and Keystone Avenue corners, a two story brick building and a front room. The notices name the applicant and address details for the restricted license.
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Bank Center
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indland
Noble Street
Weanmeyer & Plol
Indianapolis
Center Township
Indiana
J. W.avesa, JR
Effieens Ar
Dlanz
Mped
Keystone Avenue
Coop Bireet Additio
Sener Fom Towneniy
ZeNemee
Capitol Averus
New York Street
Square 23
Canter
Capitol Avenue
Talec
W. M. Prosser
Delaware Street
Delaware and
Chesapeake Street
Saints de Palais
Frank Throm
Roosevelt Avenue
Ing
Alvord
E. T
B. K. Pletenera
Jarion County
Indlang
Pomerat Avenue
Noah
Fragmentary City Notice From Washington Archive
Partial OCR reads like a local notice from Washington with dates and names faded. It mentions a meeting or reform note and a saver entry, but details are unreadable. The fragment preserves a reference to a public notice or archival document, implying civic or administrative context.
Players Return To Their Homes After Season End
The Indianapolis team members plan winter breaks with managers and players scattering to cities like Cincinnati, Toronto, Independence Ohio, Dayton, Nablanville, Hot Springs, Milwaukee, St Paul, and Minneapolis. Kahoe, Fisher, Kellum, Hafford, Atherton, and others head home or to camps as rumors of roster changes swirl for next season.
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Indianapolis
Kahoe Goss
Cincy
Fisher
Hot Springs
Seap
Carr
Piteler Kellum
Toronto
Netlum
Independence
Sii
Clayera
Kahoe
Cincinnati
Michael Kahoe
Holmes
Dayton
Dehany Fisher
Nablanville
Hamilton County
Emithern
Exdig Heydon
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Hoosiers
AL Cowmpurpiret
Ant
Milwaukes
Hynes and
Crutcher Per Taahy
Jeeeram Mane Ae
National League
Pitsburg
Pfoister
Amogtan
Hillebrand
Prith
AL Cincinnali
Olla Fel St. Lona
RTE
Ewing
Benel
Rhodes
Marshell
Louis Nore
Esnicks
Thompson and Noonda
Toro
Rae
Leo
Ranerles Alirock
Roth
Behmidt
Aten
Tour
Demont
Land
Cheeh
Or Fisher
Ny Cheah
Flaher
Marran
Ihe
Himes
Benth Knahn
Nance
Buobitios
Hit
Odwen
Eean
Baturday
Detmee
Rickard
San
Cal
Statens
Ganstow
Siler
Big Jack Johnson
Sam Fitzpatrick
Jef Waives
Jeffrea
Tom
Nev
Isemiy
Baltimore
Kit Egan
Jimmy Ferrin
Gloucester
Mats—Gua Rusava
Mike Grady
Chelsea
Mats
Kid Goodman
Avrena Lorrera
Davenport
Steve Kenny
Ane Galligan
Lake Linden
Stich
Jock Praven
Art Alford
Trinidad
Col
Kid Heanett
Jimmy Kane
Bridgepony
Cona
Williie Fusserail
Ambry McGarry
Alpimora
Kid Sultivan
Jimmy Driers
Appleton
Young Kenney Va
Kid Merrick
Havermwill
Mass
Harry Edways
Arthur Cate
Philadelphua
Lak Ruasglye
Young Erne
Buckeyes
Scott
Shortridge
Jimmy Britt
Sar Boe
Perry
Atherton
Leasons
Iin
Outlaws
Indianapoli
Missouri
Williama
Yothey Jeague
St. Louia
Mte
Nourt
Lily
Marean
Mayo
Silwaukee
Bt. Paul
Jack Hickey
Minneapolia
Watking
Indianspolls
Michigan
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