Cubs Beat Pirates In Tight Pitching Duel
Martin bested Miller in a pitching duel allowing the Cubs to prevail over the Pirates. Ruel and Wii, the “terrible youths,” disrupted the Yank Mack lineup. in the ninth, Ruel walked and Ward, batting for Shore, hit a ball that went over Walker's head enabling both Yankees to score.
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Martin
Miller
Cubs
Pirates
Ruel
Wii
Ruel Walker
Ward
Shore
Walker
Willard Camp Buzz As Dempsey Training Proceeds
In Toledo on June 4 the Dempsey Camp at the Overland club drew quiet crowds while Willard camp at the Casino buzzed with activity. Willard began real work early with Dempsey at his side after a 12 round workout yesterday. Walter Menahen was expected to join the training scene to join theジャckets. Willard rests this week while Dempsey continues his work two weeks before the title bout.
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International News
Toledo
Dempsey
Overland Club
Jess Willard
Casino
Ness
Everyon
Willard
Walter Menahen
Uncle Sam
Jack Dempse
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results show Milwaukee 4 Indianapolis 3 in the American Association while most games were rained out. In the American League Detroit beat Chicago 7 to 3. St Louis 14 Cleveland 6. Hoxton 4 Washington 3. New York 10 Philadelphia 9. In the National League Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 0. Boston 2 3 Brooklyn 1 4. Philadelphia 7 New York 4. Cincinnati at St Louis postponed by rain.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Hoxton
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Cinennati
Labor Situation Disturbs Rickard Ahead of Big Fight
Toledo reports a half million in ticket sales and rising labor unrest threatens the event. Tex Rickard predicts a settlement before the bout as Willard gains support while Jack Levan collapses after a short sparring session and Dempsey rests.
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International Nekia Service
Toledo
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Jess Willard
Jack Levan
Cleveland
Dempsey
Jack
Jack Kearns
Real estate transfers in Clinton County recorded
Transfers filed with Clinton County Recorder show Methodist Episcopal Hospital of Indianapolis land in Kirklin township sold to Edward Hodge as a trustee for a five man corporation for 42141 dollars. DePauw University land sold to Emanuel Becker for 62500 dollars. Mrs Medora Adams offered land to Frankfort for 140000 dollars to fund Adams Memorial hospital. Total land sales amounted to 104641 dollars. terms favored city by 35359 dollars. A former minister allegedly influenced Adams to donate the land to Methodist institutions. Strauss Brothers Land Co. of Ligonier purchased the 62500 dollar tract.
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Clinton County
Harry Bogan
Methodist Episcops Hospital of
Indianapolis
Kirklin Township
Edward Hodge
Depauw University
Emanuel Becker
Medora Adems
Frankfort
Adams Memorial Hospital
Adams
Strauss Brothers Land Company
Ligonier
Indiana
Valuable pacer drops dead on Indianapolis track
A chestnut gelding named R. N. E. owned by R. N. Etter of the city collapsed and died during a workout on the state fair ground track in Indianapolis. Trained by Fred Swain the four year old had shown promise, pacing a mile in 2 12 with recent workouts around 2 17. His sale price had been listed at 1000 dollars before being withdrawn from sale.
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R. N. Etter
State Fair Ground
Fred Swain
R. N
M. Swain
Marine in France talk by Sergeant Stephenson at church
Sergeant Lyle Stephenson who recently returned from Europe will speak on A Marine in France at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 4 30 PM. He served with the U S Marines and was wounded at Chauteau Thierry then fought at St Mihiel and Champigne fronts. Many friends look forward to hearing him.
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Lyle Stephenson
Europe
France
Presbyterian Church
Stephenson
U.S
Chauteau-Thierry
St. Mihiel
Champegne
Mortgage firm advertises second mortgages
Aetna Mortgage & Investment Co located at 508 Fidelity Trust Building Indianapolis Indiana offers services to make and buy second mortgages for clients seeking additional financing in the region.
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Aetna Mtg. & Inc. Co
Fidelity Trust Building
Indianapolis
Indiana
Baseball Headlines and Early Season Highlights
Woodward for the Giants hits a tour of three hits and a walk. Luderus eyes Eddie Collins record near 600 consecutive games, targeting 501. Phillies pummel Jordie Schupp in four innings to seize the game. Hy Myers lifts Dodgers in a long homer at Braves Park. Tigers win a third straight from White Sox as Sisler belts two homers for the Browns. Melone drives in for the Red Sox in the defeat.
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Wooley & Edwards
Brazil
Kentucky
Virginia White
Sam Wilho
Hopkins
Greb
South Side Square
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Oscar Autritt
Beatrice
Navy
Columbia Records
Columbia Grafonolas and Records
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Meunion & Beles Anne Armory
Lebanon
Farfiers
Activiiy
Automobile Service CO
South Street
Auto Aera Shop
Absolute Gupran
Ser Phone
Avi
Paren
Kirklin
Hospital
Pacer
R. N. E. Owned
R.N. Etter
Smoke Stewart
Teat
Farmers State Bank
Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Company
Sam Moore
W. W. Stevens
Edison
S. Lebanon St
Jack Velock
Luderus
Charley Horse
Eddie Collins
Phillies
Jordie Schupp
Dodgers
Braves
Hy Myers
Broooklynites
Tigers
White Sox
Browns
Indians
George Sisler
Melon Ead Scott
Red Sox
P. B. Winters
Cason-Neal
the Univers
Ford & Ford Palmer School
Caston-Neal
South Meridian Street
R. A. White
Overland
Chevrolet General Auto
Armstrong & Son
Frank Beaman
Furniture Exchange
S. Leb. St
Jones & Perkins
W. R Mayo
Lebanon, Indiana
Dr. Mayo
Wieweat
Mayo
IdDise Loshene Recl
Delaware Street
Boone County Farms
Citizens Trust Company
Paul A. Morris
Real Estate Department
Worley &Shirley Farm Loans
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Dollings Securities
Tas Baempt
Supe Asner C
Jacobs
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RB. L. Dollings
Columbus
W. A. Swank Mailaire
East Main St
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BURDS
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