Saints Rally Past Ford in Fortnight Series Opener
St Paul defeats Indianapolis 6 to 2 as Ford is knocked out early. Allemang and Jackson homer for St Paul, while Heydon Marcan and Fox lead Hoosier hits but fail to rally. Louisville and Milwaukee win their openers in other AA games.
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St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis Journal
Marcan
Heydon
Kihm
Fox
Hoghever
Wheeler
Becheton
Shannon
Ford
Flourney
Pierce
Geier
Jackson
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Flournoy
Tet
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Wiedrate Ik
Ted
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Albee
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Dambe Jaskell
Waddell Loses But Phillies Split Doubleheader
Detroit Edges Philadelphia and then Philadelphia prevails in the second game despite Waddell’s early joy. Cleveland climbs to second with a shutout of Washington as Donohue and Townsend split mound duties, and attendance reaches 43,931 for the twin bill.
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Washington
Wilson
Townsend
Cleve
Tee Wash
Ama Flick
Robinson
C'rthy
Coughlin
Bemis
McRtk
Donohue
Towns
Gochn’r
Kittredge
Stolen base and pitching miscues figure in Midwest showdown
In a rough game, Franti Nuance Owens contributed to a Kansas City Toledo clash with Hill stealing a base and Grady Nance tagging Frantz on a double play. Coons and Dorn struck out several batters as McGill and Dorn were touched by wild pitches and passed balls. Attendance and official details remain unclear from the fragmented report.
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Greens Take a Tumble Beaten by Grand Rapids
South Bend loses to Grand Rapids 9 to 8 in a well played game at South Bend. Batteries Smith Ream Tieman for South Bend and Simonton O Neill for Grand Rapids. Other regional results show Wheeling defeating Terre Haute in Dayton and Evansville losing to Dayton with a triple play by both sides.
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Fort Wayne Wallops
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Wheeling
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Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Ind
Grand R'ad
Smith
Ream
Tieman
Simonton
O'Neill
Wayne
Evansvill
Wheelington
Fort Wayne Outclasses Marion In Aggressive Play
Fort Wayne out classed Marion in an 18 inning scoring display with strong batteries Merriman and Herbert for Marion and Carbiener and Ostdeik for Fort Wayne. Fort Wayne led early and controlled the middle game, securing a decisive win over Marion.
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Rhe Marion
Fort Wayne
Merriman
Herbert
Carbiener and Ostdeik
Philadelphia Defeats St Louis Twice In Ragged Series
Heavy hitting by Philadelphia leads to two wins while St Louis fielding stays ragged yet flashes brilliance. Scores show Philadelphia 8 3 over St Louis, then 7 3. Cincinnati tops Boston 7 4. New York beats Pittsburgh 16 11. Chicago defeats Brooklyn 9 4. Attendance figures and standings noted amid a busy National League slate.
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Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
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Chicago Outplays Brooklyn in Summer League Game
Chicago defeated Brooklyn as Jimmy Casey sprained his ankle in the fifth inning and will miss several days. The box shows Evers Tinker Kling and Harley leading Chicago, with Slagie Doyle and Chance contributing for Brooklyn. Attendance reached about 2,000.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Chicago
Jimmy Casey
Brook
A.B.H.O
Beuthen Court Bans Historical Tea Cards on Poland
Berlin Aug 21 The Beuthen court prohibited sale of Polish history tea cards and ruled they incited discontent with Poland. The ruling condemns cards that depict Polish history in a way deemed provocative or contrary to state interests.
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Berlin
Beuthen
Poland
First a Shutout Then A Tightboard In Double Game
In New York on August 21 Pittsburg and the locals split a doubleheader. The Pirates shut out McGraw's team in the first game. In the second game the home club relaxed and Pittsburgh clawed back to even the series with a strong finish.
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New York
Pittsburg
McGraw
Early Baseball Back-and-Forth: New York vs Pittsburg
In a tense game New York and Pittsburg traded runs with Beaumon, Wagner, and Beaumont among the scorers. Browne and Clarke led New York with key hits while Bransfield and Wagner fueled Pittsburg’s offense. Final notes include multiple errors, stolen bases, and solid pitching by Leever and McGinnity.
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Beaumon Ach
Wagner
Pittsboro
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Bab
Beaumont
Clarke
Bransfield
Leever
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O’day
Hurst
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Leach
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Mertes
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Lauder
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O'Day
Suthoff Steadies Down After Poor Start In Doubleheader
Boston and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Cincinnati taking the opener 7 to 4 as Suthoff steadied after a rough start and Williams weakened. Poole dominated Boston in the second game while Carney was effective. Attendance 3,575. Includes runs, hits, errors, and line scores for both games.
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Depauw Football Prospects Look Bleak This Fall
Outlook for Depauw football is dim as several veterans depart. Davidson and Pearson will not return, Baker may skip another year, and athletic board members Sartain and Stephenson push to recruit new talent amid worries. In Philadelphia, Bertha Harman, fourteen, died after a golf ball struck her head while watching a match at Sharon Hill links.
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Pearson
Baker
Sartain
Philadephia
Bertha Harman
Sharon Hill Links
Mageres
Frankie Neil and Tommy Feltz Set for Oct 14 Match
Frankie Neil of San Francisco and Tommy Feltz are billed to fight Oct 14 before the Metropolitan Athletic Club in Detroit. The bout is 115 pounds with ring time at 3 o'clock.
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Frankie Neil
San Francisco
Tommy Feltz
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Detroit
Mich
Rarcoes
No golf course planned for Brookside Park
J Clyde Power announces Park Board decision that Brookside Park will not host a golf course. No petition has been filed, and trees would need removal. Riverside Park remains Indianapolis’ premier public course with about five thousand dollars yearly maintenance.
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Riverside Park
Court halts rail lines over telegraph right of way
In Wilmington on August 21 Judge Bradford issued a temporary restraining order against the Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Railroad Company the Delaware Railroad Company and the Delaware Maryland Virginia Railroad Company. The order bars interference with Western Union Telegraph Company property on the railroads right of way and remains in effect until the Supreme Court rules or a local court issues a further order.
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United States Circuit Court
Bradford
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington Railroad Company
Delaware Railroad Company
Delaware, Maryland & Virginia Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
United States Supreme Court
Judge orders Lytle delivered to Chicago detective
Montgomery Aug 21 Judge Jones of the U S Court orders W E R Lytle held for Chicago on a charge of assault with intent to murder and delivers him to T C Kahoe a Chicago detective on appeal the court suspends the order and delivers Lyde to the United States marshal for the October term of court
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Ala
Jones
United States Court
W. ER. Lytle
Chicago
T. C. Kahoe
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Court of Ayes
Jered Lyde
Lipton Sees Hope In Favorable Wind For Shamrock III
Sir Thomas Lipton remains optimistic as wind forecasts for the Sandy Hook yacht race favor southeasterly to southerly shifts. Shamrock III, Reliance, and crews await fair wind conditions, hoping to sail within the time limit. Japan’s Isam Takeshita plans to mobilize finance for a future challenger, signaling bids for next America's Cup.
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Sandy Hook
Emory
Weather Bureau
To-Morrow
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Wringe
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The
Erin
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Shamrock I
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Shamrock IIIs Does Not Impress In Light Winds
London papers say Shamrock IIIs failed to prove capacity to recapture the America's Cup under any weather. They note the abortive race gave no clear verdict on merits, but criticized performance in light wind and praised Captain Barr’s seamanship. Some suggest NYYC seek a different course off Sandy Hook.
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The Defenders Skipper Wee Charlie Barr Leads Defenders Yacht
Baltimore American profiles Charles Barr the Scottish-born American sailor known as Wee Charlie Barr who will pilot the defender for the America's Cup series. Barr naturalized citizen based in New London owns a seaside cottage, and his career spans Thistle Navaho Jubilee Vigilant Columbia and many notable yachts. He is renowned for daring and maximizing a boat’s performance, making him one of the era’s youngest top skippers.
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Minerva
Surprise in Shamrock II Race Time Allowance debate
New York Post notes Re lignee must beat Shamrock II by one minute fifty seven seconds in a true breeze, with time allowance in yacht racing treated as power. It recalls past cup races where American boats benefited from allowances and cites Columbia's decisive win.
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Coumbia
Riven Fearcreck
Ireland
Fife
Reliance
Shamrock
The Giver wins Hawthorne mile and a sixteenth handicap
At Hawthorne, The Giver secured victory by two and a half lengths in the mile and a sixteenth handicap. Orsina led early until the stretch when The Giver surged ahead, Louisville finishing strong to take second by a neck over War tenticht. Track conditions were excellent with cool clear weather.
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McGee
J. Reiff
Favorites Bowled Over at Kinloch Park Racing Card
St Louis racing day features six races at Kinloch Park with Rainland failing to prevail in the feature. Magnotia beat Old Stone by a nose in a six-furlong handicap as track conditions were listed as fast.
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Sinclair
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Pope to issue motu proprio on compensations for con clavists
The Pope has decided to issue a motu proprio a brief granting compensations to priests who acted as conclavists. Some will receive ecclesiastical dignities others spiritual favors and the rest pensions with amounts varying by the Pope.
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Fire destroys building of optical firm in St. Louie
A building housing A. S. Alve & Co. optical supplies and surgical instruments at 44 North Broadway in St. Louie was gutted by fire early today. The total loss is estimated at 150000 dollars, with partial insurance coverage. Simmons Hardware was nearby as the incident unfolded.
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Ao S. Alve & Co
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Simmons Hardware
Water Damage and Fire Hit L. J. Reid Shoe Store
A fire caused by an electric light wire damaged a company area as a water tower fell across the street, crashing into the L. J. Reid shoe store and doing six units of damage. The incident followed a water damage in the adjoining property.
Funeral Directors Delegates Elect Officers at Lake Minnetonka
Delegates from the National Association of Funeral Directors met at Lake Minnetonka. Officers elected: President Colonel J. M. Conselly of Charleston, D. C. First Vice President L. M. Penwell of Topeka, Kan. Second Vice President F. W. Alexander Jr. of Conrad, Wis. Third Vice President H. F. Peacock of Milwaukee. Secretary H. M. Kilpatrick of Elmwood, Ill. Treasurer C. A. Miller of Cincinnati. St Louis chosen as next meeting site.
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National Association of Funeral Directors
Lake Minnetonka
J. M. Conselly
Charleston
D. C
L. M. Penwell
Tope . Kan
F. W. Alexander
Conrad, Jr
H. F. Peacock
Milwaukee
H. M. Kilpatrick
Elmwood
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C. A. Miller
Cincinnati
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Guilness of Evil Intent. Pittsburg Coroner Clears Parents
Coroner Hagan of Fayette county ruled that Mr and Mrs Jubilier acted without knowing wrongdoing when sending their five year old son's body in a tin can to Dravesbore. They were discharged with a reprimand.
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Hagan
Fayette County
Jubilier
Not a Case of Cholera on Sherman
On investigation the supposed cholera case aboard the transport Sherman proved to be severe cramps. After quarantine was raised the ship sailed immediately with a clean bill of health.
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