Blues Play Crossmen In Three Game Set Defeat Series
Blues were outplayed in field by Indianapolis and Milwaukee clubs while bats remained competitive. Blues won two of three against Columbus and Kansas City but fell short in defense, with Louisville outfielders handling Crossmen effectively.
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Oyler to Sit Out Sunday Games and Weekday Play
Minneapolis fans think the club would be stronger if Oyler skipped weekday games as well. The Toledo News Bee notes Smith played last Sunday and the prior one, while President Bryce has heard from pitcher Joe Lee who recently spoke about his plans to join here and play with Co-.
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Baseball questions not answered on Main 20
The note states that baseball questions will not be answered on Main 20. It clarifies the policy and directs readers to alternative sources or channels for baseball inquiries.
Columbus Dope On Indianapolis and Player Changes
Joe Columbus writes he is strength slow to report for duty after malaria. He will join the coluiaie club when fit. Carr’s men fight hard with defensive play. Flood’s outburst in St Paul leads to possible suspension. A long list of player releases and options follows as teams reshuffle rosters across the American Association.
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John Seigte
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Thomas Y Cote
Miller Blues Series Ends With Seventh Place Finish
In a Minneapolis Columbus series the Millers beat the Blues three times in four games. Verrine collected three hits in three at bats. Jimmy Burke sat out due to suspension while the team limped home in seventh place.
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Verrine
Ketchel Papke Title Bout Set for June Date in Milwaukee
Ketchel and Papke fixed for a championship bout June 4 to decide the 154 pound title before the Milwaukee Boxing Club. Ketchel, after workouts, says he can make weight with a one week postponement avoided. Referee selection pending, with Hogan Wallace or Eddy vee as top candidates.
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Milwaukee Boxing Club
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Ketchel
Johnson Ready to Meet All Comers for Title
London May 25 Jack Johnson the Negro heavyweight declares through the Sports man his claim to the world title by default of Tommy Burns He says Burns avoids a meeting and mocks Burns numerous offers as a merit farce Johnson offers to fight for the championship and to give Burns the first chance.
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Burne
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Burns
Penne! Puts Down Pena In Sassing Incident At Field
Lee Cooley struck twice and sent a two base hit as Penne! raked through a rough practice game. Ned Pettigrew collected three hits in six at bats while Sodas played solid defense. Oklahoma City edged a rival 1 to 0 on an eighth inning second base advancement. Bartlesville leads standings as Tulsa seeks pitching help ahead of season. Mercantile League to meet at Spalding’s on Walnut Street to discuss entering teams including Uchenberger Bros and Bell Telephone Co.
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van Noy News
Seventh Warde outpost faces doubleheader at Thirty-third and a
Local clubs announce Sunday games with the Seventh Wards and Sunflowers slated to play the K C Company and Armour Juniors. Brighton Pharmacy Juniors beat Cleveland Blues 14 to 5 with Davidson and Gallagher keying the battery.
National Guard Units to Attend Fort Riley Maneuvers
Fort Leavenworth received a War department order detailing summer maneuvers at Fort Riley. Kansas and Nebraska guards join August 10 to 20, Missouri and Oklahoma August 20 to 30, Iowa and South Dakota September 1 to 10, with units from Fort Des Moines Fort Leavenworth Fort Riley and other posts forming cavalry artillery infantry engineers and signal companies.
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Fort Logan H. Roots
Fort D. A. Russell
Hospital investigation underway at City Hall contracts
Richard Fourchy is examining hospital contracts today in the board of public works office. He will inspect the building interior and exterior after collecting contract records for the new general hospital project.
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Richard Fourchey
General Hospital
Board of Public Works Office
Local Amateur Baseball Notes from Decoration Day Weekend
Various matches and results across amateur teams. The Marfording Juniors beat M. Keefers 11 to 7. American Chicle Companys defeated Span Express 6 to 2. Centropolis Tigers edged No Counts 7 to 5 and beat E. Kuismanen 11 to 10. Penn Valley Sluggers topped Brewners 10 to 7. Bruna & Perkins won 18 to 5. Ellsworths beat Evanston Park Juniors 6 to 4. Jeffersons 16 Board of Trade Juniors 4. River View Athletics scenes. Chess and Checker club defeated Bentsoms 6 to 4. Rosedales beat Benedicts 9 to 0. numerous practices and upcoming games noted including Decoration Day plans.
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McKnight
Bribery Trial of F W Priesmeyer Back in Court
The second trial of Fred W Priesmeyer a St Louis member of the house of delegates began today on bribery charges after a hung jury in the prior month. He also faces a perjury indictment awaiting trial.
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Fred W. Priesmeyer
House of Delegates
Priesmyer
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