Umpire Blamed As Kane Sparks Bench War in Series
The Columbus Dispatch reports in the Indianapolis Kansas City series a second game flare up with umpire criticism aimed at Steve Kane. Swan and Beckley were disciplined amid a disputed fair ball call and ensuing scores as tensions rose.
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Steve Kane
Swan
Kane
Steve
Ducky
Aniston
Howley
Indianapolis
Beckley
Perry Werden
Columbus Dispatch
Kane the Umpire Faces Backlash in Kansas City Games
The article details Umpire Kane’s controversial rulings in Kansas City games. Players Beckley Cross Neighbors and Werden clash with Kane over calls and banishments to the clubhouse. Fans and other umpires criticize Kane amid a season of tumult and disputed decisions.
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Beckley
Kane
Jake
Burt Kane
Erden
Werden
Perry
Swan
Howley
Kansas City
O'Brien
Cross
A. A
Onte
Amire Bierhalter
Slagle Rounds Into Form for Hoosiers
Walter Slagle, a star rubber adorner for Carr, is rounding into condition and expected to share heavy work for the Hoosiers when the season heats up. Slagle was secured by Indianapolis management from the St Paul lineup. He was in poor shape previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Slagle
Carr
Slagle Shines as Blues Struggle to Rout Rivals
The pitcher Slagle showed top form last season, delivering a smooth motion to first base and catching many slow leads off the bag. He remains a tough adversary for the Blues, hard to rout.
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Slagle
Blues
Illinois Defeats Chicago in Track and Field Meet
The University of Illinois beat the University of Chicago 67 to 58 in a combined field and track meet. Merriam won the 440 yard dash and Chicago’s Schommer excelled in high jump and hammer throw. Keene’s Superman injured at Belmont park during the Metropolitan Handicap raises uncertainty about future starts.
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Chicago Maroons
Cuamraron, Sr
University of Illinois
University of Chicago
Chicago
Merriam
Illinois
Jeago
Inois
Schommer
New York
James BR. Keene
Superman
Brooklyn
Belmont Park
Commando
James Rowe
Keene
Quinn Changes Position In Indianapolis Game
The summary notes Bob Quinn, long time infield, moving to right field during a game at Indianapolis. He admits the move and says he meant to play the position properly, acknowledging a misplay that cost his team.
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Bill Friel
Bill
Renova
Friel
Williamsport
Charley Atherton
Tommy Poorman
Poorman
Columbus Dispatch
Quinn
Bob Quinn
Indianapolis
Maneges
Amateur Baseball Notes Highlight Local Tryouts and Games
Amateur baseball notes list players seeking signings with teams such as the Baby Blues and Lincoln High Schools. Diplomats report at Blum's Park at 1 30 tomorrow. multiple teams schedule games at Hiam's Park and other venues with contact calls.
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Eric McCleay
Baby Blues
Bert Olson
Lincoln High Schools
Diplomats
Blum's Park
Franklin Institutes of West
Hiam's Park
Fitwells
Sheffield
Clarence
Bell
Larry Wallace
Dodson Blues
Hell
Bruham & Perkins
East
Perkins
Woodlawn Blues
Franklin Dean
Diamond Brick Co
1. C
Swope Park
Marfording Poaters
W. H. Wiles
C. F. Woolfs
River Park
Wiles
Riverview
Smithville Grays
Smithville
Depot
Second
Wyandotte
Sex Tex Club
Brun Werr
Cherry Street
Akee
Swope Parks
Swope
Rosedales
Yaguars
Blue Spri Tooe
Lota Bele
Wathen Cand
Louis
Rich
Jimmie Mack
Chaveren
Gus
Neiningers
Star Baseball Association
Care Hue Star Paper Mill
Thirteenth Street Blues
Ayers
Charlie
Will
Daniel
Freeman
Jock
Fairmount
Blue Diamond Coaches Rally Crowd at Kansas City Meet
A packed Convention Hall in Kansas City saw Kansas City Athletic Club coaches rally support for ward school track teams during a playgrounds meet. Spectators from the gallery teased hopefuls while coaches and officials managed events, with the bean bag race proving a crowd favorite and enthusiasm spreading through the arena.
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Convention Hall
Kansas City Athletic Club
Ward School
Billy Wiloth
Harry Thomas
Roof Garden
Bean
Delaney
Kansas City
Burns Losing Popularity in British Debate Over Burns Johnson Fight
Lord Lonsdale urged Burns to accept similar financial terms as former champions and questioned Burns right to fix the stake. Johnson gains sympathy in English sport with calls him champion, while Burns faces public disfavor and may fight Squires in June at the N A Sporting Club. Jay Gould wins two sets to take the world amateur court tennis title at the Queen's Club in London.
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Lord Lonsdale
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Philadelphia
Lonsdale
Burns
Johnson
Boshter Bill" Squires
Na’ Sporting Club of
London
Lompon
Jay Gould
Eustace Miles
Queen’s Club
Ohio Troops Overworked as Night Riders Fight Looms
Captain R W Knauss of the Columbus troopers asked for more forces in the Southern Ohio tobacco district after reporting overwork. Assistant adjutant general Kautzman said troops will be redistributed to ease fatigue and no reinforcements are expected at this time.
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Jenny Jackson
Columbus
Jim Jackson
Baltimore
Jim
Alwo
Wilbert Robinson
Columbus di
Columbus, O
R. W. Knauss
Ohio Tobacco District
Kautzman
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