Hoosiers Win Three Straight for 1902 American Association Title
Indianapolis clinched the 1902 American Association pennant by sweeping St. Paul in three games. George Tebeau pushed hard for Louisville until the decisive stretch, but the Hoosiers played championship baseball, with a flawless first game, a tight second game decided late, and an exciting third as they secured the crown.
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Veteran Baseball Standings From American and National Leagues
The American League shows Philadelphia and St Louis at top with strong records and tight races as Boston Chicago Cleveland Detroit Baltimore and Washington chase. In the National League Pittsburgh leads with 34 wins while Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati Chicago St Louis New York and Philadelphia follow in close pursuit.
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Cleveland
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Pet
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DePauw Alumni Win Season Opener 12 to 7
Sporting notes report DePauw alumni defeated the regular squad 12 to 7 in the season’s first football game. Opinions on Olympian rules differ but American rules will govern. Rumors say the American League plans to invade New York. Bob Hedges expects a tough fight. Young Corbett has left Cincinnati. Kentucky clamor over poolrooms grows with injunctions common amid shop closings efforts.
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DePauw
New York
Bob Hedges
Andy Wilson Wins Sea Breeze Stakes at Gravesend
Andy Wilson took the Sea Breeze stakes at Gravesend on Monday posting 100 to 1. Grand Opera, the favorite, finished second as Philo and Topsoil fought a close finish in Chicago with Philo narrowly winning by a nose. Allerson led Terre Haute first grand circuit heat but Hal Clipper claimed the win, making it three straight.
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Hal Clipper
Mr Carl Walk Seeks Christmas Novelties for Orders
Mr Carl Walk travels the Eastern markets in search of Christmas novelties and offers to attend personally to special orders for friends and customers seeking fulfilled gifts.
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Carl F. Walk
Murderer Wm Hooper Young Extradited From Derby
Wm Hooper Young, convicted of killing Mrs Little Kingston Pulitzer, was moved to New York Tuesday morning to face extradition. He told officers it was all up with him and readied himself with a sleepless night in Derby jail. Lawyer William F S Hart arrived in town and advised against extradition while Prof Mac Levy identified him, leading to a tearful admission of his crime. He later went to New York’s rogue’s gallery to have his photo taken and read newspaper accounts of himself.
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Little Kingston Pulitzer
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Rogue‘s Gallery
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Unidentified Chicago Saloonkeeper Buried in Potter's Field
The body of John Ernst was buried in Bloomington's potter's field after death with no identification. He claimed to be a Chicago saloonkeeper with an estate valued at $7,000 though the claims remain unverified. The grave bore a careful marker indicating a belief in his good standing.
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John Ernst
Chicago
Melville O Haldeman Dies At 52 In Indianapolis
Melville O. Haldeman secretary of the McElwaine Richards Co. died Monday at his home 1709 Talbot Ave. of paralysis after six weeks illness. The body will be buried in Cincinnati near his mother. He came to Indianapolis in 1887 from Pennsylvania and his wife survives.
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McElwaine-Richards Co
Talbot Ave
Cincinnati
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
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