Millers Lose to Hoosiers as Newlin Shuts Down Twin City
Indianapolis defeats Minneapolis 9 to 1 in a one sided game. Newlin pitched strongly for the Hoosiers, allowing six hits while Minneap lis could muster only one run in the first inning on Oyler's walk and Meinere's double. Hoosier fielders supported the effort with solid defense as Millers offense fizzled after the opening frame.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Mayere
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Spooner
Newlin
Indianapo- Foreman
Baseball Game Summary Featuring White Egan and Odwell
White Odwell and Egan each had two base hits with Geier and Kerwin chalking two apiece. Flourney Jackson Cheen and Brashear hit a home run by Flourney. Hugegins Hart and White executed sacrifices. Shannon and Sullivan stole bases. Odwell also stole a bag. Egan, Chech, and Brashear walked thrice or more, and several players fanned. Egan and Chech threw wild pitches. Sullivan allowed a passed ball. St. Paul stranded ten, Louisville south ten. Umpire Haskell.
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Brashear
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Shannon
Witz Still Champion In Indiana Trap Shooting Match
Max Witz, Indiana champion shot, defended his title in Fort Wayne against Ed Worris of Crawfordsville 43 to 41. Referee Fred Erb and trap puller Elmer Jones oversaw the event at the Corner Rod and Gun Club range. The first pigeon match ended 43-41 and the 100 bird shoot ended 86 to 84 in Witz favor with a $100 side match following.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Max Witz
Indiana
Ed Worris
Crawfordsville
Fred Erb
Wabash
Elmer Jones
Matthews
Wits
Worris
Vorris
Corner Rod and Gun Club
New York and Pittsburg Split Doubleheader
New York and Pittsburg split their Aug 2 twin bill with New York winning the second game on Phillippi’s pitching while Pittsburg committed several errors in the opener. The day also featured Philadelphia’s loss to St Louis and Brooklyn’s win over Chicago in a pitcher’s duel. Attendance noted at 12,754.
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Kissinger Shuts Out Opponents as Detroit Triumphs
Detroit dominates in a doubleheader at home, Kissinger brilliant in game one. Crawford delivers the winning run in the ninth of game two as Detroit defeats Philadelphia and takes both games with strong pitching and late offense.
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Kissinger
Home Run
Tannehill Leads Ungrounded Innings In Narrow Defeat
Altrock, Collins, and C Stahl pace Chicago at the plate with two base hits by Jones and a three base hit by J Stahl. Freeman belts a home run as Freem an, Dougherty, and Hughes contribute sacrifice plays. Holmes Green Callahan steal bases while Tannehill to Isbell completes a double play. Umpires Hagan and Connelly call the 1:35 game.
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Riverside Golf Club defeats Muncie Club 19 up on Riverside links
Riverside Golf Club bested Muncie Golf Club 19 up yesterday at Riverside after a 4 PM start. Garber and Lesh stood out with Garber winning 6 up while Rawls, Carter, Angel and Sharpe contributed wins as Riverside earned its first defeat for Muncie this year. A dinner followed and a return match is scheduled next Wednesday at Muncie.
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Muncie
Thomas Garber
Riverside
Fred Lesh
Garber
Robert M. Rawls
John F. McNaughton
Thomas
Riverside Club
Canoe Club
D. L. Dougherty
W. R. Root
E. E. Jones
O. C. Mauer
Grand Rapids Shut Out by Fort Wayne Bunched Hits
Fort Wayne shut out Grand Rapids by bunching hits in a 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 4 8 2 score. Alberts Ostdeik Farrell ONeil. Central League action shows Evansville at Dayton Terre Haute at Wheeling Fort Wayne at Marion Grand Rapids at South Bend.
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Dayton
Terre Haute
Wheeling
Marion
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Alberts and Ostdeik
Farrell
O'Neil
Pet
Terre Haute Pulls Off Hard Hit Victory Over Dayton
Terre Haute defeated Dayton in a hard hitting game noted for luck. The final score read 14 to 12 with Batteries Mullen Fox Reed and Richardson contributing key plays.
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Terre Haute
Dayton
Mullen and Fox
Reed and Richardson
Kokomo Auto Races Attract Record Crowd In 190? Meet
About 6000 spectators filled Kokomo driving park for a big auto race day. No world speed records fell but times were fast and exciting. Oldfield won the five mile in 7 21 with a 1 2 mile best 1 2. Oldfield drove the two halves in 1 19 on a half mile track. Amateur three mile class won by Apperson, Barnes and McClain. Haynes Apperson cars used. Oldfield to drive a stronger Winton in New York.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Tom Cooper
Harry Cunningham
Oldfield
Red Devil
Apperson, Barnes
McClain
Haynes- Apperson and
Apperson Bros
New York
Empire chambers back plan for common commercial policy
Montreal August 9 The Congress of Chambers of Commerce of the British Empire adopted a resolution urging His Majesty's government to appoint a commission of empire and colonial representatives to study a unified commercial policy. The aim is mutual benefit and substantial advantages for British components within the empire.
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Montreal
Congress of Chambers of Commerce
British Empire
Albany Handicap Victory In Muddy Saratoga Race
At Saratoga on a track inches deep in mud the Albany handicap for two-year-olds at six furlongs produced a winner. Gold Saint led from the start and held on to win by four lengths over Roy with Move third. Yellow Hammer disappointed in seventh as heavy scratches marked the program.
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Saratoga
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Aug. Y
Albany
J. P. Kraner
Gold Saint
Golden Garter
Yellow Hammer
James R. Keene
Claude
Futurita
Gannon
Duke of Kendal
Odom
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Bullman
J. Daly
Faulcon Bridge
J. Martin
Harding
Redfern
Sweet Alice
McCafferty
Gloriosa
T. Burns
Birch Broom
H. Michaels
R Roy
Desouza
Caithness
Haack
Water Tower
Fuller
Anirad
H. Callahan
Shea
Favorites Fare badly at Ft Erie races
Buffalo results show large fields and close finishes. Ben Mora driven to victory in six furlongs at 10 to 1 with Albula second and Shrine third in 1:14. Palm Reader led five furlongs in 1:02 to win, Lora J. placed second. Baffied captured the one mile and an eighth selling race in 1:54 with Similar second and Nellie Bawn third. Silver Dream won five and one half furlongs at even money, Lyrist runner-up, Jim Farrin third in 1:07.7. St Wood ran seven furlongs selling, George Perry second, Amorous third in 1:28. John Yerkes won the one mile with Mrs Frank Foster second and Cranesville third in 1:38.
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Ft. Erie
Ben Mora
Albula
Shrine
Palm Reader
Lora J
Woodson
Baffied
Nellie Bawn
Silver Dream
Lyrist
Jim Farrin
St. Wood
George Perry
Amorous
John Yerkes
Frank Foster
Cranes- Ville
Jockey Helgesen Lifts Aggie Lewis to Hawkthorne Victory
Chicago report details Helgesen aboard Aggie Lewis winning the Midsummer Stakes at Hawthorne by a nose from Buccaneer amid a tight finish among four contenders. Dick Welles won a mile and a eighth race at strong odds in 1:52 3-5 as track conditions were reported perfect.
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Helgeesen
Hawthorne
Aggie Lewis
Buccaneer
Sweetie
Elwood
Helgesen
Delagoa
L. Wilson
Automaton
Otia
Hindus
Vestry
Father Weather
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Collonade
T. Knight
Little Elkin
Hieralcb
Spat Curate
Melon
Secom Ass
McGee
J. Reiff
Lendin
Knapp
A Liz
Kinloch Park Race Results and Death of H J Scoggan
An Kinloch Park program features Little Scout winning the feature with Toby Tosa second and Orris third after a late stretch move. Brancas captures the two-year-olds race, and Brancas again prevails in the seventh race while Una Price leads a selling field. Louisville reports Hiram J. Secoggan, noted turfman, dies at 5:45 AM at 929 Third Avenue. his best horses were Proctor Knott and Dr Rice. funeral set for tomorrow.
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Little Scout
Kinloch Park
Toby Toca
Orris
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Hugh McGowan
Prince Herman
Sayers
Bisuka
Howard P
Sheetan
Charles
Higgins
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Varna Fonso
Shea
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McComas
Louisville
Hiram J. Secoggan
Lon Jones
Third Avenue
Scoggan
Proctor Knott
Dr. Rice
All Record Broken Englishman Tops Golf With Gutta Percha Ball
J A T Bramston of the Oxford Cambridge team won two silver cups at Homewood Country Club on a blistering day, posting seven under bogey for 75 and breaking course records with a gutta percha ball. Beveridge 77 and local players followed as English visitors left Chicago for the East.
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Glenview
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Off Day in Tennis in National Championship
Newport R. I. Aug 20. Only the Doherty Stevens match drew interest as H L Doherty won 6-4 6-2 6-2. Wardner defaulted against Seaver, rest of day focused on possible Davis Trophy team makeup and return of players D F Davis M D Whitman to join W A Larned and H Ward in England.
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Leatte
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Crowds At Elwood Track See Slow Racing In Fair Race Day
Big crowd of about thirty thousand witnesses slow track racing at Elwood fair grounds. Fandango dominates the 2:27 pace before lame finish. Frett falters. Floyd County fair in New Albany draws ten thousand with Joe Watts winning the free-for-all trot in three straight heats and Tess Of Maden wins the three-minute trot.
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Lociane Pelle Journal
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Wilkersonian Coord
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Indianapolis Journal
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Edinburg Races Highlight Record Attendance and Fast Times
Edinburg Ind saw over five thousand fans on the second day as pace and trot events produced top times, including Best time 2:14.3 and track records. Evansville and Frankfort reports note record crowds and notable results with winners such as Anna W and American Belle, amid other pacing and trotting finals.
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Indianapolis Journal
Edinburg
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Sum
Lou Dillon to Race Monday at Readville for World Record
Secretary Jewett of the New England Trotting Horse Breeders calls Lou Dillon to Readville on Monday to attempt a world trotting record. K G Billings owns the mare. Frank Yoakum, winner of 5.00 Brighton, may discuss a 12400 offer with owners in New York. James Hanley of Providence is linked to the deal.
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New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
K. G. Billings
Lou Dillon
Readville
Holyoke
Mass
Charles Dobie
Frank Yoakum
Brighton
New York
Doble
James Hanley
Provite KR. L
Brighton Beach Races Postponed
The trotting races at Brighton Beach in New York were postponed due to the heavy track conditions. In Saugus Massachusetts, races at Old Saugus track were also postponed for today.
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New York
Saugus
Mass
Old Saugus Track
Beekeepers elect officers in national council meeting
The National Association of Beekeepers elected officers today with James V. Harris of Grand Junction Cal as president Charles Badant of Hamilton Dl as vice president George M. Brodbeck of Los Angeles as secretary Addresses were made by N R K France of Wisconsin and Homer N Hyde of Texas.
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National Association of Beekeepers
James V. Harris
Grand Junction
Charles Badant
Hamilton, DL
George M. Brodbeck
Los Angeles
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France
Wisconsin
Homer N. Hyde
Texas
International cycling meeting continued with royal observers
The international cycling meeting resumed today in Copenhagen with several royal family members in attendance. Engelman of M… won the amateur race, but Huled and Huled raised protests afterward.
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Engelman
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