Great Rally Ends Hoosiers Victory Over Kansas City
Indianapolis men rally in the eighth to erase a five run Kansas City lead and win 11 to 8. Orville Woodruff, newly married, sparks the rally with a single and two runs as Kuhns, Heydon, Coulter, and Gear contribute key hits. McDonald struggles late for Kansas City while Williams starts strong for Indianapolis. Missouri-based clubs suffer in other Association scores with Columbus and St Paul games noted.
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Kansas City
Kihm
McAndrews
O'Brien
Coulter
McDonald
Williams
Nald
Gibson
Hoghever
Kuhns
Heydon
Willams
Fox
Kellum
Hoehever
Woodruff
Lewee
Eekeneos
Adrews
Liant
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Rothfus
O’brien
Beville
Gear
Bergille
Nance
Thiel
Lenee
Killen
Levee
Grady
Kansas
Babe Crim
Weather Forecast From Portia Washington Aug Preview
Showers in Southern Portia Washington for Saturday and Sunday. Indiana Illinois fair in north with showers in south, showers Sunday and fresh east winds. Ohio fair Saturday, Sunday showers with variable winds shifting to fresh east. Har Temp RH and wind noted. West Clear at 6 pm. Max 6.00, min temperature given. Slender mean temperature and total precipitation for Aug 3.
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Washington
Aug
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
R.H
West
Clear
N'west
Movements of Steamers Across Ports
Steamship notices record arrivals and departures in multiple ports. Cam pania arrives from Liverpool. Auge Victoria from Hamburg. Georgic sails to Liverpool. Lucania arrives at Queenstown from New York and Merton sails to Boston. Trave passes from New York to Naples and Genoa. Fuerst ek sails to New York via Cherbourg. Lucania passes to Liverpool. Rhyndland arrives from Philadelphia at Liverpool. Columbia arrives at Saerbourg from New York. La Gascogne arrives at Havre from New York. Cambrian arrives at London from Boston. Ultonia arrives at London from London via Aug.
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New York
Ave
Campania
Liverpool
Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Georgic
Queenstown
Lucania
Merton
Boston
Ponta Ferraria
Trave
Naples
Genoa
Southampton
Fuerstek
Cherbourg
Browhead
Rhynland
Philadelphia
Saerbourg
Columbia
Havre
la Gascogne
Lonion
Cambrian
Ultonia
Double Header At Indianapolis With Kansas City Today
A double header with Kansas City completes the last series on the Indianapolis grounds this season. The first game will start at 2 o clock. Kellum and Sutthoff will pitch for Indianapolis while Gibson wins for Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Kellum
Sutthoff
Nd Gibson
Kansas City Ik
Hoosiers Seek Double Revenge After Strong Win
Indiana baseball notes recount Gear and Gibson as easy picks this afternoon. Woodruff receives a rosewood gift of fifty solid pieces, and Umpire duties shift as Grim replaces Haskell in Indianapolis. Fans laud Woodruff, hoping for a long honeymoon as Hoosiers prove they finish strong.
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Gear
Gibson
Hoghever
Fox
Woodruff
Coulter
Williams
Jack Grim
Haskell
Louisville
Grim
Indianapolis
Orville Woodruff
Indianapolis Baseball Club
Kansas City
Doherty Brothers win American players lose lawn tennis title
Do herty brothers defeated Holcombe Ward and Dwight F. Davis in the doubles on the Crescent Athletic Club courts at Bay Ridge before 7,000 spectators. The Americans drop the national title after four sets, with Ward and Davis taking the first set 6-3 and the Do hertys winning 10-8, 6-3, 6-4.
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New York
Aug
Doherty Brothers
All England
Holcombe Ward
Dwight F. Davis
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Longwood
Mass
Ward
Davis
Dohertys
W. H. Collins
English Lawn ‘Tennis Association
H. L. Doherty
All
England
R. F. Doherty
Joshua Pim
Polo Claim List Indicates Western Roller Polo Magnates
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Muncie Indiana lists the claim players for the Western Roller Polo Association. Names include Muncie players Harry Ellis and Harry Wolfe Edward Higgins Fred Healy and others across Providence Fall River Salem and Indianapolis. Marion has no claim list. Schedule committee works on games with a plan to start about November 1 featuring four games per week for twenty-one weeks with two home and two away contests.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Western Roller Polo Association
Harry Ellis
Harry Wolfe
Edward Higgins
Fred Healy
Providence
David Cusick
Fall River
Mass
W. T. Tobin
Riverside
R. L
Dave McCarthy
Lewiston
Thomas Kilgara
Anderson
James
Edward
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tab Labeled Cold Cure Slogan
A box label states this name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet and uses the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure. The fragment notes branding text guidance without additional context or dates.
Six Runs in the Sixth Wins for Boston Over Cincinnati
Boston scored six in the sixth inning to defeat Cincinnati 6 to 2 as Eason and Pittinger were used on the mound. Beckley homered for Cincinnati, while Tenney and Crawford doubled for Boston and Dexter and Tenney stole bases. Attendance 1,800 at Boston.
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Eason
Pittinger
R.H.O.A.E. cCincin
R.H.O
Cooley
Crawf'd
Carney
Seymour
Peltz
Demont
Corcoran
Lush
Poncedly
Kittridge
Poole
Bergen
Maloney
Cincinnati
Steinfeldt
Kittredge
Tenney
Crawford
Beckley
Dexter
Eaton
Fime
Umpiire
Irvin
Pittsburg Five in Eighth to Win Game
In Philadelphia Pittsburg batted seven times in the eighth inning, scoring five runs to overcome a early deficit. Attendance 2,033. Final: Pittsburg 8 Philadelphia 1. Batteries Philippi Tannehill OConnor and Smith Iberg and Douglas.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Phillipi
Tannehill
O'Connor
Smith
Iberg
Douglas
Philippi
Phillippi
Chicago and Washington Clash In Low Scoring Tilt
Chicago limited Washington to four hits as Callahan struggled but settled late. Early runs came on two hits with a pass, steal, and error. Callahan gave up nine hits and two doubles with three walks, while Patten fanned four. Attendance was 1,97.
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Louisville
Altrock
Coons
Milwaukee
Flournoy
Spies
McBride
Louis
Ee Ae
Milwau
R.H.O.A
Barber
Plourney
Hallman
Rfe
Ctingman
Eens Odwell
Sehaub
Loulaville
Kerwin
Bonner
Odwell
Altreck
Ganzel
Clymer
Speer
Dickins
ST. Louis
Cy" Young
Boston
Harper
Kane
Chicago
Aug
Patten
Callahan
Pitchers Battle Ends With Smith Besting Opponent
In Bloomington Illinois a pitchers battle unfolds with Smith earning the win while supported by solid defense. Batteries listed as Smith and Brown for Bloomington and Killian and Thievy for Rockford. Terre Haute moves to second place in the standings as the coast region contest concludes.
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Bloomington, Ill
Smith
Bloomington
Rockford
Smith and Brown
Killian
Thievyning
Terre Haute
Roxane Beats Gun Fire in Saratoga Dash for Maiden Two-Year-Olds
Roxane, Packy Ryan's five-year-old mare, with eight pound weight advantage over Gun Fire, won by a length and a half in the dash for maiden two-year-olds at Saratoga. Scoffer edged Nevermore by a head for the two-year-old sprint as Nevermore was disqualified. Redfern rode two winners. Jockey Winnie O Connor fined and suspended.
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Saratoga
N. Y
William C. Whitney
Gun Fire
Packy Ryan
Roxane
Huntress
Scoffer
Andrew Miller
Nevermore
O'Connor
Catechise
Sweet Alice
Ordnung
Morningside
Yardarm
Capt. Arnold
Redfern
Clarence H. Mackay
Saratoga Association
Winnie O'Connor
Wild Pirate
McChesney Triumphs at Harlem After Rough Start
Chicago racing notes recount McChesney’s brilliant stretch run to win the second race by a head after a rough previous outing. Frey takes second ahead of Hargis, while Jack Rattlin is disqualified in the fourth race for fouling Bragg. Lord Farondale wins the steeplechase but is disqualified for cutting the course. Bristol Winners finish with Tom Keene and Bristol among top finishers.
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Chicago
McChesney
Harlem
Joe Frey
Hargis
Jack Rattlin
Bragg
Lord Farondale
Bristol
Tom Keene
Brags
Gypzene
Matin Bell
Attachment suits filed over Kingston stud debts in Lexington
Phil T. Chinn and wife sue Mrs. Bessie L. Ferguson widow of J. B. Ferguson alleging a 2433 debt from managing the Kingston stud. Four horses recently sold to R. L. Baker for training and racing noted. Levies placed on Ferguson’s fourteen thoroughbreds at Kingston stud. Other horse racing results from Detroit and St Louis noted with multiple winners and odds.
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Lexington
Phil T. Chinn
Bessie L. Ferguson
J. B. Ferguson
Geers Drives The Monk To 2:14 Trot Victory At Ft Erie
At Ft Erie and Joliet, Geers held The Monk through two heats to win the 2:14 trot in straight heats amid a slow track and wind. Re elected captured two heats in the 2:14 trot defeating Maiborn by a neck after a late challenge. Chain Shot led earlier in the 2:07 trot but was beaten by Geers in the final heat.
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Frank
Buffalo
N. Y
Ft. Erie
Chain Shot
Monk
Geers
Alice Carr
Alice Russell
Maiborn
Prince of Orange
Br. H
Chimes
B. H
Red Heart
McDonald
Dolly Dillo
Sanders
Gr. H
Joliet Harness Meet Closes At Ingalls Park
Joliet Driving Club capped a successful harness meet at Ingalls Park with large crowds and pleasant weather. Fast track produced 2:21 trot straight heats and a 2:25 pace across four heats. Notable times include 2:19 leading, with Best time 2:134% for Sir Clarence trial 2:29% and Frances Corbet 2:27. Eras list drivers and horses in several heats and runners. In Bloomington, Ind, Gentry praised on arrival from the Pacific coast. banquet, decorated barn, and local officials join toast to the horse show president.
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Joliet
Inl
Ingalls Park
Sir Clarence
Frances Corbet
Allerson
Baron Roger
Ada Hawkins
Gates Ajar
Bob McCormick
Mate
Dessa March
Fanforan
Poindexter
Confidence
Lady Knightville
Savannah Maid
Jim Patchen
Billy Hensaden
Chance
Black Grattan
Ginger Snap
Eric T
Cutler, Jr
Col
Onward
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
I. B. Gentry
Gentry
Pacific Coast
McKinney
Ira C. Batman
John R. East
Miller
Neall
The
Western Horseman
Harness Races at Frankfort Feature Wins and Track Record
Frankfort Indiana harness racing results list the 2:17 Pace with Ima Dawson first and Rosebud second, the 2:28 Pace won by Lady Schley with Don Carr second, and a 2:12 Free-for-all trot where Maggie Anderson topped Gavata with Crescent third. track record was broken in the night. Economic won the three-fourth mile run and repeat.
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Indianapolis Journal
Frankfort
Ind
Urse
Ima Dawson
Rosebud
Duzie H
Miss Bronne
Lady Schley
Don Carr
Norda
George Wes
Maggie Anderson
Gavata
Ejected Stone
Crescent
Economic
Amateur oarsmen conclude day one at Quinsigamond regatta
At Lake Quinsigamond Worcester the thirtieth annual National Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta opened with six finals, four heats for finals tomorrow, led by New York and Philadelphia crews. In Provincetown a New York Yacht Club cruise covered seventy-nine miles in steady southwest winds, ending with Rain Bow Mineola and Yankee leading the fleet at Wood End Light after a close finish.
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Shinnecock Hills Golf Grounds
L. I
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
W. J. Travis
A. A. Murdock
Shinnecock
Travis
George T. Brokaw
Princeton
Daniel Chauncey
Dyker Meadow
T. G Thomas, Jr
C. T. Richardson
Shinnecock Hills
P. Nash
Columbia
Richardson
Allan Kennedy
New Jersey
Murdock
Kennedy
Chauncey
Travis Richardson
Milwaukee
Fred Pettit
Kenosha
John H. van Ingen
van Ingen
J. H. van Ingen
H.S. Blake
Ashley Dixon
Allan Hibbard
J. S. Demoss
B. Pettit
C. P. Spooner
R. D. Rokum
Worcester
Mass
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Lake Quinsigamond
Ernest George
Boston A. A
Harvard
H. H. Crowley
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W. B. West
West
Philadelphia B. C
E. F. Rivenas
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Quakers
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Cape Cod
Race Point
Wood End Light
Constellation
Francis Skinner
Boston
Rainbow
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Yankee
Benton Harbor Fans Back Olson In Santry Bout
Benton Harbor men travel to Indianapolis to back Ole Olson in the Eddie Santry fight at the Empire Theater next Monday night. Olson trained in Benton Harbor for three weeks with sparring partners watched by crowds. Santry leaves Chicago tomorrow for Indianapolis and may stay at the Spencer House. Jim Ryan referees the main event and the six round semi wind up between Kid Bruno and the Canadian Kid.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Eddie Santry
Ole Olson
Empire Theater
Olson
Indianapolis
Chicago
Santry
Spencer House
Jim Ryan
Kid Bruno
Brooklyn Eagle remark alarm over railroad to Mecca
The Brooklyn Eagle mocks the sultan and warns that Turkish train crews resemble American brakemen, joking that a railroad to Mecca could unleash uproar as crews might “swear the halo” off from Mahomet’s reputation.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Mecca
Mahomet
Fitzsimmons Sues for 100000 Damages Over Defamation Claim
Kansas City Journal reports Bob Fitzsimmons seeks 100000 in damages for defamation alleging the circulation of a report that his late fight was a fake. The piece notes skepticism about whether Fitzsimmons could claim such a high measure of character harm.
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Kansas City Journal
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Springfield to Decatur rail service expansion planned
Superintendent Graves and Trainmaster Maxwell of the Indianapolis Decatur and Western Railroad were in Springfield yesterday finalizing plans to start train service on the Decatur and Springfield extension. They stated service would begin Monday with a combined passenger and freight train leaving Springfield each morning.
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Graves
Maxwell
Indianapolis, Decatur & Western Railroad
Springfield
Decatur and
Pose
Kramer defeats Taylor in Grand Circuit five mile final
At Buffalo Athletic Field a large crowd watched the Grand Circuit national championship bicycle races. Frank L. Kramer of East Orange, New Jersey won the five mile professional final, with Major Taylor of Worcester, Massachusetts finishing second and W. S. Fenn of Hartford, Connecticut third. Time 12:06 26. Kimble from Louisville, Kentucky is noted in the event summary.
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N. Y
Buffalo Athletic Field
Taylor
Kramer
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange
N. J
Major Taylor
Worcester
Mass
Fenn
Hartford
Hartford, Conn., Third, John Beddell, Lynbrook
Ane
Kimble
Louieville
Saratoga Polo Team Captures Sanford Cup in Upset Victory
In a remarkable polo match at Saratoga, the local Saratoga team defeated the Country Club of Westchester 4 to 3 to win the Sanford Cup on their home field.
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Saratoga
Country Club of
Westchester
Board Rules: United States board holds absolute jurisdiction
The board of classification of the United States General Appraisers declares its jurisdiction absolute and not shared by the Treasury Department. It rejects Treasury attempts to withdraw protests and decide cases without board hearings, affirming the board as the sole judicial body for duties and rates on imported merchandise. The ruling, in the Johnson & Co. protests on Antilla imports, orders protests docketed for hearing with due notice to both parties.
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New York
Aug
Board of Classification
United States General Appraisers
Treasury Department
Department
Board of
Supreme Court of the United States
J. 8. Johnson & Co
Collector of Customs
Antilla
Treasury ruling preserves board’s jurisdiction on valuation
Washington officials say the Classification Board’s jurisdiction is clear and unaltered. Appeals over classification can go to the courts, while valuation questions remain under board control with no Treasury recourse except removing responsible members.
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Washington
Classification Board
Board of General Appraisers
New York
Treasury
Treasury Department
Landscape Painter Twachtman Dies At Forty Eight In Gloucester
Noted landscape painter John H. Twachtman of New York died at Adystodn Gilbert Hospital Gloucester aged forty eight after days of treatment for a complication of diseases. He helped form the Association of American Painters and conducted an art school during Coast visits. He had many honors and long ties to America and Europe.
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Gloucester
N. Y
John H. Twachtman
New York
America
Europe
Adystodn Gilbert Hospital
Twachtman
Society of American Artists
Association of American Painters
Murder of Springfield dairyman Riley on Big Lake district farm
Springfield reports the killing of Aug Riley a former dairyman and Big Lake drainage official shot in bed on Robert C Solomon’s Fountain Bluff Island farm. Mrs Riley witnessed the act and a sheriff posse hunts the short heavyset gunman. Robbery is suspected. E A Rameey, formerly a Western Union clerk, now works as night operator at Denison Hotel telegraph office.
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W. R. Riley
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Jackson County
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