Purdue Football Team to Camp on Tippecanoe River
Purdue announces a two week outing for its football squad at Tippecanoe river with assembly in Lafayette on August 26. Coach Cutts plans a full training regimen and aims to mold a winning team through early practice and strong conditioning ahead of the September 9 opener.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoe River
Purdue
Tippecanoe
Col
Og Prn
Con Rendy
Smeek Cutts
Lestie
Allen
Emeis
Eotee Sawelana
Posi‘ifien
Krull
Millis
Cap Osborne
Kaylor
Zimmerman
Anters
Eapalham Embraces Athletic Move Under New President
Richmond Indiana August 7 1901 Quaker Youths of Harsham College gain renewed athletic drive under President Robert L Kelly supporting all sanctioned sports. Coach John Miller from Purdue to lead season with strong outdoor emphasis and aim for top state level, as several returning players plus new talent join the squad.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Harsham College
Robert L. Kelly
Biblletic Association
Bartham
John Miller
Purdue
Bestham Association
Miller
Aaaen
John Clark
Zartham
Indiana's Schedule Reveals Football Season Outlook
Bloomington reports Indiana University football under Coach Herne has finalized the official schedule. The opener is at Jordan Field against Wabash on September 8. The season ends with a trip to Columbus to face Ohio State on November 9. Negotiations with Purdue failed, ending hopes for a fall rivalry game.
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Indiana
Emmet O. King
Harvard
Roy Pike
Horne
King
Winona Lake
Wabash
Bloomington
Chicago
Earlham
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Purdue
Indianapolis
Illinois
de Pauw
Kentucky
Lexington
Ohio State
Columbus
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Indiana University
Herne
Vermont
Deane Reed
Sudhoff's delivery blunts Chicago bats in key game
Chicago could do little against Sudhoff as St Louis defeats Chicago 3-1 with a bases loaded error and late runs. Attendance and line details noted. Boston Philadelphia Detroit matchups outline later in game notes.
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St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Sudhoff
Wallace
Chi. A.B.H.O. Cw
Stl
Sae Hallman
Burkett
Isbell
Jones
Anderson
Martin
Magoon
Friel
Tannehill
Hemphill
Ry Sudhoff
Pene de Flaherty
Patterson
Atartin
O’ Laughn
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Foreman Not Present Clears Atmosphere In Indy Win
In Indianapolis, absence of Foreman eased tension as the Hoosiers beat Minneapolis 7 to 4. Williams and Oyler handled balls and runners with new positions, while Tamsett and Williams each had errors. Milwaukee defeated Columbus 5 to 4 behind strong pitching as Clingman’s error cost Columbus. Louisville beat St Paul 6 to 4 in a high scoring affair as Brashear homered and Sullivan drove in two. Kansas City outslugged Toledo 6 to 4 with multiple players contributing hits and two home runs. Attendance varied across parks as teams scheduled several会 games for today.
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Dunkin
Perae
New York
Ward
A.B.H.O.A.F. N.Y
Moran
Lee
Coughlin
Orth
Conroy
Keeler
Elberfeld
Williams
Fultz
Ganzel
McFarland
Beville
Howell
Cleveland, CO
Cleveland
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Cleve
A.b.hlo.ae
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Gochnaur
Ray
Oo Bradley
Lajoie
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Lush
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Courtney
McGuire
Joss
Kitson
W Crawford
Yeager
Abbottus Connelly
I.S
Frank Foreman
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
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Watkins
Tom Williams
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Millers
Ines
Hoghever
Tamsett
Smith
Columbus
Crabill Oyler
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Jones
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Summer
Sullivan
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Oyier
Martin
Oyler
Fox
Marean
Stimmel
Hoosiers
Coulter
Marcan
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Newlin
Spooner
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Elliott
Wagner
Clingman
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A.E
Mor’sey
Bchafley
Donahue
Wood
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Hemph'l
Raymer
Unglaud
Dunleavy
Hemphill
Viox
Woode
Haskell
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Hart
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S.sullivan
Schriever
White
Quinlan
Walker
Louisville
St. Paul
Brashear
Geler
Flournoy
Chech
S. Sullivan
Odwell
Shannon
Toledo
Kansas City
McGill
Tol. A.B.H.O.A.E. K. ¢. A.B.H.O.A.E. Smith
Rothfuss
Childs
Nance
Grady
Butler
Turner
Owens
Kleinow
Schaut
Cristall
Gear
Knoll
Lewee
Vasenmier
Gibson
Lewee Gear
Schaub
Cunningham
American Association
ST. Louis
Mike Donlin
le Aoa
Cin
A.B
O'Neill
Cincinnati
Farrell
Barclay
Donlin
Dal Corcoran
Daly
Corcoran
Peitz
Suthoff
Smart
Ireland
Boston
R. F
H. L. Doherty
R. D
G. L. Wrenn
Longwood Cricket Club
Santer
Verpeieton
George L. Wrenn
Vises Ao
Birmingham and Montgomery Lead Regional Market Shuffle
A fragmented listing shows several city names and numbers, including Birmingham, Montgomery, Little Rock, New Orleans, Shreveport, Memphis, and dollar signs. The OCR fragment hints at regional economic references and pricing cues without complete context or actions.
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Armingham
Ingomery
Little Rock
New Orleans
Shreveport
Memphis
Seattle man sails around world for record aboard Campania
Seattle Times reporter J. W. Sayer, traveling Globe to break the world record for fastest round the world voyage, left Germany today aboard the Campania and is due in Seattle in fifty five days, aiming to set a new record.
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Wash
J. W. Sayer
Seattle Times
Germany
Campania
Fort Wayne triumphs as Wheeling shutout at home
Fort Wayne defeated Wheeling 6 to 0 as Carbiner held Wheeling to limited offense while Miller struggled for runs. Batteries Carbiner Ostdeik and Miller Schreiver powered the win. Evansville saw Marion win with two home runs by Gunn and Cooley in a separate contest led by Parkins McKinley Merry man Perbert.
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Evansville
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Miller and Schreiver
Ind
Gunn
Cooley
Marion “Seoure
Parkins and
McKinley
Merryman
Perbert
South Bend Victorious in Close Amateur Scoreline
In South Bend on August 7, South Bend beat Dayton 7 to 2 in a well played game with strong batting from See and Tieman. Earlier Terre Haute defeated Miller in a routine win as Scott limited Grand Rapids and received solid support. final score 8 to 6.
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Marion
Ens
Evansville
Dayton
Wheeling
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Ind
Miller
Scott
Scott and Richardson
O'Neil
Shamrock II Tops Pacemaker In New Wind Race
In Atlantic Highlands New Jersey Shamrock III outsailed pacemaker Shamrock II by over six minutes in a fifteen mile dash toward the outer mark. The race featured shifting winds with Scotland lightship start and a noon west breeze that helped the challenger gain lead while Shamrock I trailed. The Rev P Campbell of London City Temple toasted Sir Thomas Lipton aboard the Efin, praising Lipton’s role in fostering Anglo American goodwill and joking that only the America’s Cup race could threaten such peace.
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N. J
Shamrock III
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P. . Campbell
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
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England
Thomas
Polo Rink to Be Constructed in Lafayette
The Lafayette Racing and Amusement Association voted to raise capital to 10000 dollars to build a polo rink. Thomas W. Burt named committee chair for site and preliminaries. George C. Ball elected general manager to hire architects for a 2500 seat building. Burt and Ball will inspect rinks in Anderson and Muncie.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Lafayette Racing and Amusement Association
Thomas W. Burt
George C. Ball
Manapt
Burt
Ball
Andergen Ad
New York Takes Doubleheader From Philadelphia 7 6
New York and Philadelphia split a twin bill with New York winning 7 2 in the opener and 6 3 in the nightcap. Mathewson fanned ten in the first game, while Bresnahan Mertes and Barry paced New York’s offense. Philadelphia struggles on offense and defense in both games. attendance reached 10142 as Hurst umpired both contests.
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Philadelphia
N.Y. A
Phila
Thomas
Blaieasom
Keister
Barry
Douglass
Huiswitz
Warner
Doom
Mat'son
Dugsleby
Browne
McGann
Mertes
Mathewson
Gleason
Wolverton
Bresnahan
Babb
Gilbert
Bee
Duggleby
Deer
Hurst
N.Y
Hulswitz
Dool
Taylor
Mitchell
Haliman
Dooin
Boston Fields Cleverly In Doubleheader Victory
In a Boston doubleheader Brooklyn won the first game 6 to 4 in ten innings but lost the second 6 to 3. Williams was wild yet Brooklyn wasted chances. Boston fielded cleverly in both games. Attendance noted and details of scoring and lineups listed.
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Brooklyn
Williams
Brook
Strang
Cooley
Sheckard
Pee
Tenney
Dobbs
Stanley
Carney
Moran
Ab'cie
Grem’' Ger
Ao Aubrey
Pittenge
Dexter
Malarkey
Pittenger
Doyle
Dahlen
Garvin
Abbatticchio
Pitte
Emilie
A.B.H.O.A.E
A.B.H.O
Aubrey
Jack'sch
Jacklisch
McCreery
Wiliams
Reidy
Pene
Willams
Jacklitsch
Emslie
Baseball notes from Brighton Beach and Riverside Park
A vivid recapping of late inning mishaps and homegrown plays. Oyler’s spectacular one hand catch on Yeager’s errant throw sparks play. several games are slated for Brighton Beach and Riverside Park including Indianapolis A B C s vs Horseshoes and Indianapolis Reserves vs Carmel Indians. Forecasted doubleheader at Riverside with Harmon Hall and People’s Outfitting clashing as Chill umpired. other tilt features Kellum, Volz, Maneee Yeager, McDonald and Williams in a Sunday-close to the Indianapolis Minneapolis series.
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Yeager
Coulter
Brighton Beach
Indianapolis A.B. C's
Horseshoes
Indianapolis
Carmel Indians
People’s Outfitting Club
Harmon & Hall Club
Commercial League
Riverside Park
Whitstine
Shields
Battery
Harmon & Hall
Warron
Chill
Minneapolis
Watkins
Kellum
Volz
Maneee Yeager
McDonald
Williams
Postmaster Wright Triumphs In Harlem Mile Handicap
In Chicago on August 7 Postmaster Wright, equal favorite with Sidney C. Love, led to the home stretch and won the Harlem mile handicap by a length and a half. Love swerved in the final eighth and finished tired with Sioux Chief third. Weather cloudy, track slow.
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Chicago
Postmaster Wright
Sidney C. Love
Harlem
Sioux Chief
Hadley Cross
Wonderly
Bonner
Helgesen
Golden Link
J. Carter
Floyd K
L. Wilson
Serge
Helen
Mr. Dingle
Adins
Miss Golightly Wins Feature at Delmar Park
ST. LOUIS Aug. 7 Miss Golightly captured the Delmar Park feature race with Stand Pat a head back in second and Malster finishing last as the track remained slow. Other results list Dominis and Haven Run winning preliminary races with tight finishes and notable odds. Delmar entries for Saturday show a crowded program across six events with several horses named including Nearest Ida Penzance and Ocean King types.
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Balm
Gilead
Hadley Cross
Angelo
Dr. Gurney
Worthington
Safeguard
Dutch Carter
Hickory Corners
Christine A
Albemarne
Marco
Floral Wreath
Mise Manners
Fred Leppert
Don Domo
Blumenthal
Touchston Clifton Forge
Pat Hammen
Toltec
Bell the Cat
King Ellsworth
Raftia
Fox Lake
Gus Quarles
Kieinwood
Sunny Brook
Red Bird
Telamon
Bragg
Dick Welles
Aladdin
Jack Demand
John Bright
Wain-a-moinen
Gregor K
Bright
Talbot
Sutiful
Talpa
Paul Whaley
Delnron
Paul Wa Akoa
St. Tammany
Peter Paul
Gibson and
Brul
Darden
the Kentuckian
Lute
Eva
Darling
Bardolph
Beautiful and Best
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Ivernia
Marmas
Alee
Sir Christopher
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Bay Wonder
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J. P. Mayberry
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Bill Nolan
Freckman
Our Bessie
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Moor
ST. Louis
Miss Golightly
Delmar
Stand Pat
Malster
Dominis
Cormack
Googoo
Shea
Margie
Mahon
Sheehan
Foxy Grandpa
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Sweet Note
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Varna Fonso
Perkins
Nearest
Booker
Pirateer
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Belvino
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Ida Penzance
Watson
Extol
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Little Lois
Way
Alarsta
Mike Strauss
Fiddler
Auido
Sellr Tremaine
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Noel
Burrows
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Ws Warden
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Hugh McGow
Tom Miley
Lana
Azaren
Weird
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Noweta, &Restelle
Lord Neville
Una 'Price
Seourth Sis’ Furl
Ozark
Ing
Donalvare
Mafalda
Wreath
Ivyler
Mildred L
Welrick
Magnolia
Morgan
Northern Spy
Orleans
Hobart
Alfie
Custus
Lynch
Lennox Defeats Carroll to Lead Riverside Open Round
In the Riverside Open second round E L Lennox of Riverside beat J W Carroll of New York 4 up and 3 to play. The match, one of the tournament’s most interesting, stayed even through nine holes before Lennox pulled away. Sayles defeated Root 3 up 2 to play. Rawls beat Carter 3 up 2 to play. Sharpe beat Rawls 1 up. Semis are postponed to next Friday to let Lennox and Sayles travel to Chicago for club matches.
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Riverside
E. L. Lennox
J. W. Carroll
New York
Carroll
Lennox
New Yorker
Herman Sayles
W. R. Root
Robert Rawls
W. W Carter
Percy Sharpe
Percy Rawls
Chicago
Leander Wins Golden Wheel Race in River Park Pace
George Leander of Chicago captured the Golden Wheel Race at River Park, finishing the 45 miles in one hour and five and three quarters minutes, defeating rivals by five and three quarter lengths.
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Boston
George Leander
Chicago
Ee River Park
Tennis Cup in Danger
A report from the Department of the Game warns that the tennis cup faces risk amid organizational turmoil and scheduling disruptions. Officials urge prompt action to preserve the event and its participants.
Jeffries Spars in Public Exhibition at Herbtia Springs
In San Francisco on August 7 Cham pion Jeffries opened his public sparring, first since training began. He boxed three rounds with Fitzsimons Joe Kennedy and Jack Jeffries at a benefit for a crippled performer. He looked in fine condition and quicker on his feet. HB Bishop accompanied Aurelio Herrera’s manager to Alamoda with Yank Kenny.
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Jeffries
Herbtia Springs
Fitzsimmons
Joe Kennedy
Jack Jeffries
Bishop
Aurelio Herrera
Alamada
Yank Kenny
Berger Wand
Sroumenaga
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