Hoosiers Complete Revenge with Two Wins Over Kansas City
Indianapolis trounced Kansas City 5 to 1 and 9 to 0 at Washington Park in a doubleheader. Sutthoff and Kellum pitched well as Indianapolis showcased sharp fielding led by Kuhns. Wolfe’s tough curves flummoxed the visitors while O’Brien and Thiel contributed offensive support, creating a dominant split that left Kansas City stunned.
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Hoosiers Triumph in Extra Tough Battle at Indianapolis
Indianapolis built a late rally as Hoghever and Kellum shut down Kansas City with sharp curves. Coulter and Kuhns sparked Indianapolis early, Woodruff and Hogriever contributed key two-base hits, while Kellum fanned seven in a 9 to 6 decision foretelling a tight finish in the race with Louisville.
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Miss Elsie Macomber to Christen Des Moines Cruiser
Des Moines society girl Elsie Macomber will christen the cruiser Des Moines to be launched at Quincy Massachusetts on September 20, announced by Governor Cummins in Des Moines Iowa.
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Cincinnati Wins Two Blanks Boston First Game
Cincinnati defeats Boston in both games of a doubleheader with strong batting and cautious base running errors by Boston. Highlights include Dexter and Tenney contributing for Boston, while Cincinnati pitchers excel, and a late comeback for a 3-2 finish in the second game.
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QUIT WITH HONORS EVEN AND CHICAGO TIMELY HOME RUN
New York and Chicago split a doubleheader with Chicago taking the first game 2 to 4 after Attworldson pitched poorly behind the plate Bowerman. New York won the second 5 to 6 on Bresnahan s seventh inning homer. Bresnahan doubled and Schaefer homered in a tight NY Chicago clash while Bowerman faulty catching hindered the first game.
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Effort Under Way to Bring Henley Champion F S Kelly to Country
An outreach seeks to induce F S Kelly, this year's Henley diamond sculls winner, to visit. Titus, the American oarsman who lost to Kelly, is a leading figure in the campaign.
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Titus
Kelly
Baseball Score and Standings From Indiana Games
Summary of multiple Indiana baseball results dated Aug 9. Bloomington and Rockford battled to a late-inning score, with Hugo credited for hits and Duffield-like pitching. Cedar Rapids, Terre Haute, Davenport, Decatur, Evansville, Rock Island, Chattanooga, Nashville, Atlanta and Lapel also posted results. Delphi edged Kewanna to claim amateur Northwestern Indiana prominence. Delphi and Logansport plan a five-game northern Indiana series.
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Cincinnati Club Sold Finally Disposed Of By Brush
Cincinnati’s National League club changed hands from John T. Brush to George B. Cox Julius Freischman Max Fleischman and August Herrmann. Herrmann becomes president Bancroft remains agent and Kelly manager. Brush turns over most stock for 18160. New company to reorganize for a fast season with Kelly managing and plans to strengthen the club. Forwarded sale details include varied figures and forthcoming meetings in Boston and Cincinnati.
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Eddie Santry to meet Ole Olson in Indianapolis bout
Two nationally known featherweights, Eddie Santry from Chicago and Ole Olson from Benton Harbor, Mich., will fight at the Empire Theater in a ten round decision bout tonight under straight rules with Ryan as referee. Olson has trained in Benton Harbor for three weeks.
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Chicago and Boston thrillers end with last play showdown
Chicago edged Boston 7 to 6 in an at times wild game as Mertes made a key throw from right and Green tripled in the ninth for the winning run. Criger and Sullivan supplied early hitting while Platt struggled for Boston. Chicago pulled ahead in the seventh with a six-hit burst and held on to defeat the Red Sox despite a late Boston push.
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Chicago Church Officials Weigh Archdiocese Succession
Bishop James F. Qui of Buffalo, named by Chicago bishops as a potential successor to Archbishop Feehan, declines to be considered. Bishop Quigley, also named by New York bishops to replace Archbishop Corrigan, likewise declines. Reasons include not desiring to leave his current position.
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Fragmentary Toledo Fraternity Officers Named for Phi Gamma Delta
A partial report from Toledo notes Phi Gamma Delta elected officers at its session near Put-in-Bay. McLaren of Chicago is president, Fabius M. Clark of New York is general secretary, William Christian of Indiana is treasurer, with Thomas Pogue of Cincinnati and Rollin G. Curtis among local executives.
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