Cleveland Wins Easily as Patterson Hammers Cubs
Cleveland drilled Patterson and cruised past Chicago with Moore yielding little. Scoring details show Chicago limited to small bursts. Patterson faced heavy hits and was tagged for runs. Washington fell to New York as the Yankees powered to a fifth straight win behind strong batting and timely hittings. Attendance hovered around two thousand as the day’s baseball action unfolded.
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Bemis
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Green
Callahan
Lajoie
Sprire
Eokrane
the Hill
Connolly
Boston Dominates Phillies in Slow, Crowd-Swept Game
Boston outclassed Philadelphia as seven innings saw visitors go in order. Ground rules chosen due to crowd. Davis retired sick. Final score showing Boston with key hits by Dougherty Collins and Freeman. Plank bested by Young with 8 strikeouts. Attendance 10,373.
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Philadelphia
Davis
Phila
Hartzel
Gallina
Bevo
Plank
Dougherty
Collins
Young
Murphy
M. Cross
Freeman
Hassett
Greenfield Defeats Cincinnati Navies In League Park Classic
Greenfield beat the Cincinnati Navies 6 to 6 in a fast Sunday game at Spring Lake Park before a large crowd. Susman and Cummins held for Greenfield while Kugr and Schutz pitched for the Navies. Also noted Pendleton and Eden games with high batting and 11 strikeouts by Woodward. Archbishop league results list New Orleans, Memphis, and other scores with rain affecting Little Rock.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenfield
Ind
Cincinnati Navies
Spring Lake Park
Green
Harbin Springs News Mentions Corbett Delaney Confidence
San Francisco reporting Aug. latest Harbin Springs news notes a $3 pound eases and weighs a change not to Delaney. Corbett remains confident about the outcome and his partnership with Delaney amid the fluctuating weight figures.
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San Francisco
Aug. W
Harbin Springs
Mi Delaney
Corbett
Poor Support Hinders M Farland as Falkenberg Tops St Louis
In Pittsburg Aug 10 Falkenberg was wild yet kept hits scattered while McFarland pitched well but received poor support. Pittsburg won 7 to 4 over St Louis with Beaumet Clarke Leach Wagner Bransfield and Weaver among the stars. Attendance 3,230. In Brooklyn New York Nationals beat Brooklyn 3 to 1 as Mathewson and Schmidt held the line with Browne Mertes Doyle and Flood contributing for the losers. Time 1 50 and 1 33 respectively. Umpire O Day and Hurst.
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Falkenberg
McFarland
Pitts
Beaum't
Farrell
Clarke
Donovan
Bransfield
Barcla
Ritchey
Burke
Sebrity
Hackett
Weaver
J. O'Neil
Dunleavy
Fittsburg
St. Louis
Beaumont
Leach
Wagner
Brain
Brooklyn
New York Nationals
Mathewson
Schmidt
Ore
Brook. Oea
N.Y
Strang
Ya Browne
Shephard
Breehan
Dobbs
McGann
Mertes
Bank
Flood
Kunm
Gilbert
Warner
New York
Eeees Browne
Bresnahan
Sheckard
Browne
Doyle
Hurst
Fort Wayne Fends Off Dayton in Central League Showdown
Fort Wayne defeated Dayton with ease as Alberts held the hits. Final score 6 to 2 with Fort Wayne scoring in multiple innings. In Evansville, Grand Rapids edged Evansville in a tight contest 9 to 4, with Willis and McKinlay pairing for Evansville and Thomas and O Neil handling Grand Rapids batters.
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Evansville
Marion
Terre Haute
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
South Bend
Ind
Rhe
Willis
Turners New Alleys Open at Independent Club
The Independent Turners opened their new bowling alleys with about 20 representative bowlers attending the dedication led by house committee members John Fehrenbach George Seiden sticker Ed Stout and Charles Fields. Charles Fields won the opening strike. A prize tournament saw several near two hundred scores on fast new alleys. George Grinsteiner of Melrose won the fast prize with 36 pins, Ed Hayman next with 31, Albert Lean was third. Prizes included a bad ball and bag a box of cigars and bowling shoes.
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Turners
House Committee
John Fehrenbach
George Seidensticker
Ed Stout
Charles Fields
George Grinsteiner
Mel-rose Club
Ed Hayman
Albert Lean
San Non
Marions
Saas
Feam Leaves for West and Wil liams Chase
The Indianapolis Hoosiers departed for Milwaukee to begin a two game series with the Brewers as part of a Western trip. Manager Watkins previously offered Williams double his St. Louis NL salary and tried to sign Nichols, but both moves failed while the club healed injuries. James Jones received a ten day release while Marcan’s strong play at short prompts O’Brien to shift to left field.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Brewers
Hoosiers
Watkins
Arthur Williams
St. Louis
Williams
Nichols
James Jones
O'Brien
Marcan
Jones
Turner Sold to Cleveland Americans in Major Deal
Columbus third baseman Terry Turner was sold to the Cleveland Americans for 194. A large cash sum and pitcher Gus Corner were the price. President Brice and President Somers confirmed the completion as several clubs sought Turner. Also in Toledo, Dr Frank Reisling, manager and captain of the Toledo club, resigned to President Stroebel after a dispute. Caldwell of Connersville struck out six as Indianapolis Grays lost 9 3. A Commercial League meeting is set for tonight at the Grand Hotel at 7 0 o'clock to discuss league business.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbus
Terry Turner
Cleveland Americans
Cleveland
Brice
Gus Corner
Somers
Epen
Toledo, O
Frank Reisling
Toledo American Association
Stroebel
Indianapolis Grays
Connersville
Caldwell
Commercial League
Grand Hotel
Lowry
Olympic Games Committee Sets Metric Running Races
The Amateur Athletic Union Olympic games committee met in St Louis under President Walter Liginger to finalize the program for the world fair events. Running races will use metric measurements, with dates fixed from August 29 to September 3 1904 and major American championships scheduled through November.
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ST. Louis
Amateur Athletic Union
Walter Liginger
Athens
Paris
America
Ten rounds to a draw in Laporte welterweights
C E Stern of Indianapolis and Ole Olesen of Chicago fought ten rounds to a draw before about 400 Interurban Club members at Lay's Hall. Stern showed class and endurance, while Olesen impressed with stamina. Preliminary bouts featured Ray over McClelland, Schon over Fox on a foul, and Winters stopping Winters in Peru. Vern Hardenbrook refereed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
C. E. Stern
Indianapolis
Ole Olesen
Chicago
Lay's Hall
Stern
Oleson
John McClelland
Edward Ray
Willie Griffith and Tommie Carroll Prelim at Empire Theater
Willie Griffith and Tommie Carroll will furnish one of the preliminaries for the big contest next Friday night at the Empire Theater. This preliminary will be in addition to the ten round fight between Hugo Kelly of Chicago and Charles Milse of Milwaukee. A six round semi windup follows. In this city the Car fight at San Francisco will be read from the stage.
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Willie Griffith
Tommie Carroll
Empire Theater
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Charles Milse
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Spill in steeplechase and Catskill results at Delmar meet
Saratoga notes fair weather and small fields on day seven. Highlander takes the Catskill stakes for R T Wilson Jr with Red Fern, racing ahead of Elsie L and The Musketeer in a final drive. Amur wins the steeplechase handicap by a head over Foxhunter as casualties occur with Your Grace dying and other riders uninjured.
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Catskill
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Reveille
Cascine
Fuller
Conundrum
O'Neil
Florham Queen
McCafferty
Easy Street
Results at Delmar features two-year-olds and longer
At Delmar St Louis August 10 the six furlong two year old handicap led to a photo finish as Wreath of Ivy edged Forehand with Rainland in the pocket. The program included longer races with Kings Court Immortelle Athena I Know Custus and others posting times and placings across mile and six furlong distances.
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Bennett
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Leech
Immortelle
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Traxler
London
Lady Strathmore
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Wickart
Custus
F. Smith
Sid Silver
A. W. Booker
Tanger
Orsina Wins Riverside Stake At Harlem Racecourse
Orsina the filly led from start to finish to win the Riverside stake by two lengths at Harlem in clear, cool weather. Postmaster Wright was second and Lady Matchless third in the selling race worth 299 to the winner. The ceremony included a sale where Orsina, entered for 900 dollars, was bid to 2,500 and bought in by Pat Dunne for a 5 dollar premium.
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William Wright
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Adkins
Nannie Hodge
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Cornwall
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Ay Cc
Peel Soray
Ingen
Racing partnership ends as horses to be auctioned
The racing partnership of C. E. B. Darnell and Emil Herz dissolves in Chicago. Horses owned by the firm will be sold at Hawthorne auction August 18. The Kentuckian will remain unsold. Sale lineup includes Lucien Appleby Nitrate Caliban Elwood The Lady Tomeat Golden Rule Moor Honest John Rolling Beer Slap Dash and others.
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Emil Herz
Hawthorne
Kentuckian
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Caliban
Elwood
the Lady
Tomeat Golden Rule
Moor
Honest John
Rolling Beer
Slap Dash
Grand Circuit Season Opens With Big Crowd at Empire City
At Empire City, the Metropolitan Grand Circuit began with 5,000 spectators, ideal weather, and fast track. Monte Carlo won the 2:09 New York stake by a neck over Dan T, while 2:12 pace saw Donna McGregor take first heat, with subsequent heats won by other horses. The program notes brisk action and multiple winners, including Mush in 2:18 pace and George Muscovite in the 2:15 trot. In Richmond, Indiana, Bourbon B. was sold to J. B. Merrell of Hindleboro after a season of 2:24 miles.
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Empire City
Funston
California
Mush
Jim Ferry
George Muscovite
Norie
Monte Carlo
Dan T
Frank Yoakum
Brauscant
Donna McGor
More
Musetto
Dickerson
Sonata
Kenney
Hic Boy
B. G
Stanborough
Direct
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Earline
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Garrison
Lucy Lee
B. m. Udson
B. H
Muscovite
Bond
Dulce
B.m
Miller
Ida Highwood
Spea
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B. G. Ean the Questor
Geers
Rusk
Diablato
Deserted dying wife amid threats and desertion case
Police and Bicyclemen Hull and Griffin found Mrs. Signer on her deathbed at 1273 Olive Street after alleged beating and desertion by Charles Signer. He was located at a fire station, charged with assault and battery and desertion as neighbors aided the dying woman overnight.
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Charles Signer
Olive Street
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Big Four's Niagara Falls Excursion To Break Records
The annual Niagara Falls excursion by the Big Four is slated for today with two sections at 3 PM and 6 45 PM. It is expected to be a record breaker and the round trip fare is one dollar.
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Niagara Falls
Grading of Bunker Hill Contract Awarded
The County Commissioners granted a contract to William Murphy yesterday for grading at Bunker Hill.
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Bunker Hill
William Murphy
Big Encampment Opens for Indiana Brigade at Rochester
Rochester Indiana hosts the Eighth Regiment Indiana Brigade Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias encampment with grand welcome funds over 1000 dollars raised by merchants. City decorates with Pythian flags lights and banners as 2500 electric lamps illuminate streets and arches. Leaders include Brig Gen W Pow and Col Merris Wilson among others. Kokomo and Rochester bands arrive. pageant parade, review stands, speeches, and prize drills with a 300 dollar purse planned.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Ind
Eighth Regiment
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York
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Kendallville
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Huntington
B. Hunt
Winchester
Kokomo Company
Sved
Frederick Landis
Jones
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Academy of Music
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Anxiety in Britain and Monastir appoints new governor
The dispatch notes unrest as a sergeant seized bridles of M Rostvitski s horse and threats to the consul were interrupted by a consul s cane. In Constantinople the Vali of Monastir is dismissed and Hussein Hilmi Pasha, formerly Yemen governor, is named successor while a court martial is ordered to try the assassin of the Russian consul and response officials involved.
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Practically All Macedonia Is in Revolt
Constantinople reports widespread unrest as forces in Macedonia rebel and draw in regional factions. Aimed military movements and skirmishes disrupt governance while European powers monitor and seek to influence the outcome of the volatile situation.
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Christo
Matoff
City News Notes Drifting Fragments Report Indo-American Meeting
A garbled city news note describes a meeting of Indo-American Woman's Restoration at Riverside Park at noon. A person named Mall was injured and taken to a City facility where De Wallace met the injured member. A gas fuel carrier fell while playing a game, and an experimental air generation concept is referenced in vague terms.
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Charles B. Mall
Riverside Park
de Wallace
E. C. Atkins
Funeral of Evan F Lilly Held at Family Home
The funeral for Evan F. Lilly will take place at the family home 1312 North Delaware tomorrow morning at o'clock Balter etiat.
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North
Delaware
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