Indianapolis Ten Men Beat Brewers After Brawl Umpire Foreman Calls Heydon Out
Milwaukee edges Indianapolis 4 to 3 in a game marked by disputed ninth inning calls. Foreman’s close pitches and errors favored Milwaukee as Emil Fertig laments a late chance to win while Heydon is ruled out, sparking a field rush and police intervention. Milwaukee improves in American Association standings with pivotal ninth-inning drama.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Hoosiers
Emil Fertig
Emil
Foreman
Heydon
N Et
Milwaukee
Hemphill
Viox
Woodruff
Woodfull
Kibm
Donahue
Jones
Brewers
Ind
Azatnet Meredith
Pine Roosters
Schiafey
Williams
Schiaffey
Loie
Coulter
Kihm
Unglaub
Schiafkcy
Tamsett
Osiers
Dunleavy
Ganley
Marcan
Fox
Double Header Today Milwaukee at Washington Park
Milwaukee meets Indianapolis in a two game set at Washington Park with 2 pm start. Kellum starts first game, Ford likely on mound for the second, Elliott and Hedges expected to pitch for Milwaukee. If umpiring is fair, Indianapolis should split or win both to avoid falling behind Louisville toward fourth place.
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Milwaukee
Washington Park
Watkins
Kellum
Ford
Cantillon
Elliott
Hedges
Brewers
Falr
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Louisville
Fort Wayne Drops Home Game to Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne, Ind on July 31 lost to Grand Rapids after a rough start. South Bend defeated Dayton easily as Terre Haute tied and Marion benefited from early hits. Batteries listed Patterson Jessup Smith Richardson in Terre Haute and Wheeling Evansville pitchers.
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South Bend
Dayton
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne
Jon
Evansville
Wheeling
Ind
Ostdiek
Frye and Neill
Mullen and
Teel
Moffit and Tieman
Tost
Reds capitalize on Lundgren’s exit in Cincinnati win
Cincinnati beat Chicago 10 to 4 as Lundgren was knocked out after five innings. Wicker relieved, Bruce Ewing allowed few hits. Attendance 2,000. In Boston, Williams bested New York 4 to 1 with a strong Boston defense. Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 behind Duggleby. St Louis fell to Pittsburgh 6 to 5 as Kennedy was ejected for back talk. Attendance 1,800. A Bloomington tie ends 11 to 7 as Indiana summer school tops city nine, led by Driver’s three-base hits.
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St. Loui
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
City
Indiana University Summer School
Linkle
Driver
H. Driver
Sutphin
Durham
McGovern and Hurst
Halderman’s polo scheme aims to protect theater interests
Elwood Indiana July 1 directors of the Western Roller Polo Association will meet in Anderson to decide on enlarging the league. Marion and another city were voted in at the annual meeting two months ago. The Marion franchise was awarded to Jobe R. F Sante Anderson, with settlements to follow, amid strong interest and debate over the expansion.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Norton
Anderson
Western Roller Polo Association
Marion
Messrs
Jobe R. F Sante Anderson
Setlemen
Western and Central League talk reshape pro baseball plans
Western League managers abandon salary limits as fierce competition looms for top players. Franchise holders from Marion, Smith and Halderman, secure a Central League franchise but take no action, seen as bluff to deter Page and Stinson and safeguard Halderman’s theaters. Contracts pour in as managers prepare reserve lists for Wednesday meeting.
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Messrs. Smith and
Halderman
Nothi
Page
Stinson
Cleveland Triumphs In Eleven Inning Scoring Burst
In Chicago the pennant chase shifted after a 5 to 3 Cleveland win over Chicago in eleven innings. Fla herty was strong until the twelfth when Cleveland rallied for three runs after two were out. Joss and Slattery contributed in relief as Chicago managed only two runs after the second. Attendance reached 3,000. The New York and Philadelphia games ended in tie after ninth with late darkness stopping play. Washington and Boston also battled to a 4 to 4 draw as errors hurt Boston with eight runners left on base. Detroit erupted for nine in the sixth to beat St Louis 9 to 3, aided by a flurry of hits and errors.
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Hogriever
Jones
Donahue
Wood
Ulule
Hoosiers
Kihm
Mnsett
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Milwau- Foreman
Louisville
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Allery Flaherty
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Ryan
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Yeager
Burkett
Martin
Friel
Anderson
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Barrett
Lush
Terry
Baels
Connolly
Indianapolis Shooters Triumph in Club Invitational
In the Daniel Boone Rifle Club invitational at Muncie Indiana the Indianapolis team defeated Muncie by eight points. Individual scores included E A Bretz 63 H C Pom eroy 53 W B White 6 J B Powers 77 totaling 28 sae meee 44 J A Stephens 60 Williams and Ed Harmon él.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Daniel Boone Rifle Club
Indianapolis
E. A. Bretz
H. C. Pomeroy
W. 8. White
J. B. Powers
Total
Sae Meee
J. A. Stephens
Williams
Ed. Harmon
Él. Tota
Pormer Champion Sprinter Dead
New York July 31 Thomas I. Lee sports writer dies at home of heart failure aged thirty three. He was ten yard sprinter champion of America ten years ago with a ten second record and part of the American team that beat London Athletic Club at Manhattan Field several years ago.
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New York
Thomas I. Lee
America
London Athletic Club
Manhattan Field
Lou Dillon Shatters Record In Warming Mile Spin
In Cleveland Lou Dillon the fastest U S mare trotter owned by C K G Billings and driven by Millard Sanders lowered her record to 2 424 at Glenville despite a strong headwind matching the pace of pacing champion Dan Paich and featuring Robinzola Ebony King and Winfield Stratton among winners in 2 27 2 22 and 2 07 pace events.
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Cleveland
Lou Dillon
United States
C. K. G. Billings
Chicago
Millard Sanders
Glenville
Crescens
Abbott
Dan Pateh
Myron McHenry
Robinzola
Ebony King
Winfield Stratton
Robingtola
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Crown Princess
B. m.Kenn
Ellenwood
Speers
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Bik
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Geers
Jim Ferry
E. G
Margaret Warner
Murph
Cleopatra
Danatch
Br. S
Joe Patchen
Sidney Dillon
Sanders
Bugle
Athol
Hugh J. Grant
New York
McCoy
Topsey Wins After No Heat Flag in Fast Kokomo Race
Kokomo Indiana July 1 racing dramatic with Topsey finishing last in 2:18 heat then declared winner as no heat ruling flagged a lack of effort by driver Kindest Kind. Track fast attendance about 5000. 2:19 pace unfinished due to darkness while 2:17 and 2:18 trots and 2:15 pace totals listed for several horses and earnings.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Topsey
Nellie Online
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Online
Neely
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De Guichard sets one hour pace record at Charles River Park
Basil de Guichard rode 48 miles 3 laps and 20 yards in one hour in the golden wheel race at Charles River Park Boston. Munroe finished 47 miles 4 pe and a yards. The three riders totaled Munroe 181 miles 1 lap 5% yards Lawson 110 miles 2 laps 145 yards.
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Basil de Guichard
Charles River Park
Caldwell
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de Guichard
Lawson
Mundy Wins Ravine Oaks Cup Final at Onwentsia
Chicago July 31 Roswell F Mundy of Riverside Golf Club defeated Walter Re Egan Exmoor in the Ravine Oaks Cup final on the Onwentsia Golf Club links by 2 up.
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Roswell F. Mundy
Riverside Golf Club
Walter RE. Egan
Exmoor
Onwentsia Golf Club
Ward family tragedy in Burwell leaves two dead
In Burwell Nebraska on July 31 the Ward family of Ballagh merchant D W Ward lost two children in a crash or crime while a third child is critically injured and Ward is expected to recover authorities reported.
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Burwell, Neb
D. W. Ward
Ballagh
Ward
Brulare Wins Hawthorne Mile and a Sixteenth Handicap
At Hawthorne, Brulare the 1 to 1 favorite won the mile and a sixteenth handicap by half a length amid a close finish. Bondage the Giver Aladdin and Bessie McCarthy were tightly bunched as the next four. Long shot Nestoria led a maiden race upset with Fullback and Alum Water close behind. Weather clear, track slow.
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Hawthorne
Giver
Aladdin
Bessie McCarthy
Nestoria
Fullback
Alum Water
Bonner
Robbins
Wases
Knapp
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Sweet Tooth
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Major Dixon
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the Giver
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Entucklan
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Automaton
Silk Care
T. Knight
Apollinaris
Leee
Chapel
W. Waldo
Sweetie
Colonial Girl
Helgesen
Tom Curl
Bole Lek
Headwater
Four Favorites Win At Delmar Card Featured in Sluggish Track
In St Louis on July 31 Sadie Bures Northern Spy Rainland and Nearest led the day’s racing as favorites. First race five furlongs Sadie Burch won with Major Carpenter second and Pinky B. third. Northern Spy captured the six furlongs, Rainland won the five and a half furlongs, Josie F. led the mile and an eighth, Kittie Cut-a-Dash won the six furlongs, and Nt won the mile and seventy. Delmar entries list several races and long lists of names for Saturday’s program.
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Northern Spy
Rainland
Delmar
Sadie Burch
D, Austin
Major Carpenter
F. Smith
Pinky B
Et i W. Booker
Sheehan
San Lution
Bridwell
Kitty G
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Ingot Thrift
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Perkins
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General Dix
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Margie
Noweta
Eliza Cook
Cressida
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Cloche
Letpetes Royal
Tuitge &Putten
Snow and Closterman Win Western Tennis Finals
Chicago player A C Snow and Cincinnati’s Winona Closterman won the final round in singles in their classes at the Western tennis tournament held July 31. Snow will advance to the Collins champions, while Miss Closterman meets Meaiher of Pittsburg in the next round.
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A. C. Snow
Winona Closterman
Cincinnati
Snow
Collins “Closterman
Miss and Meaiher
Pittsburg
Finals Set in Doubles for First Honors in Division
The article notes who earns first honors in their division and that the finals in doubles will be decided tomorrow.
Trials continue on 10 inch Brown gun at Sandy Hook proving grounds
Lieutenant General Miles and the Board of Ordnance witness further tests on the 10 inch Brown segmental wire-wound gun at Sandy Hook. After a first test where the breech block blew off under 29,000 psi and a second where a 10 pound projectile ricocheted out to sea, officials say the current run is a success with only a breech sticking issue fixable. The weapon, authorized in 1897, has cost the government $3,000 to date and will undergo up to 100 shots as maximum strain is tested.
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Miles
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
Lord Advocate Upsets in Jamaica Richmond Stakes At 15 to 1
New York July 31 feature racing at Jamaica saw Jockey Hicks ride three winners from five mounts. Lord Advocate won the Richmond stakes by a head over Sambo at 15 to 1, while favorite Setauket faltered. Also noted were winners Northern Star Irish Jewel Ida Leib and Sin Roche in earlier races with the Jamaica entries list for Saturday.
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Syriin
Robertson
Wealth
Wilkerson
Irish Jewel
Past
de Souza
Courtmaid
Poley
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McCafferty
Black Socks
Haack
Destiny
Daan
O'Brien
Cochran
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Gannon
Sin Roche
Salora
Dangman
East Melston
Il Eure
Saat Sha
K Ingsboro
Hithonio
Wainwright
Anna eRes
Won Owners' Handicap Fort Erie Feature Won by Mrs Frank Foster
Buffalo July 2 Mrs Frank Foster at 10 to 1 won the owners handicap at Fort Erie in one mile. Other results include King Talius winning Seven furlongs Plum Tart second Sombre third time 1 20 4. Henry Waite won six furlongs Tiss Noel second False Entry third time 1d. Fifth mile and one eighth Snare won Fyoratere second Latrol third time Blath one mile John Yerkes won Dynasty second Rene third time 1 42.
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King Talius
Plum Tart
Sombre
Henry Waite
Tiss Noel
Mia
Albula
Scottie
Cottage City arrives with gold from Dawson and placer field rumors
Victoria, July 31. The Cottage City docked today carrying $300 in gold from Dawson and reports of rich placer fields near the Biikine headwaters. White Horse is in excitement over three men who left the paid site with, Mavis the richness of things.
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B. C
Cottage City
Dawson
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