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The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1902

Page

20

Roasted Umpire and Close Aimless Tie in Indiana Louisville

Indianapolis and Louisville battled to a 7 7 draw in ten innings as nerves flared and Haskell’s calls angered Louisville fans. Ganzel punched the umpire in a tense moment while Odwell and Schaub sparked late offense. darkness halted play after a hard fought extra frame in front of about 5,000 spectators.

Indianapolis Journal Louisville Indianapolis Farely Dunkle Kellum Haskell Louieville Colonels Odwell Kerwin O'Brien Bonner Ganzel Flournoy Clymer Schaub Hoghever Fox Coulter Beys Grim Kuhn Schreiver Ikle Woodurf Woodruff Pees Louisville Pieyers Mapolis Neon Dases Indianapo Schrie Kubas Pitener—Coulter Dan- Piteh

Epworth League Triumph Over Christian Endeavor at Park

Epworth Leaguers defeated Christian Endeavor 4 to 0 at Washington Park yesterday afternoon witnessed by about five hundred members. Emil Fertig umpired amid light complaint of calls, with Hicks Wrightsman and Boyer handling batteries for Epworth and Hollingsworth and Heckman for Christian Endeavor.

Washington Park Epworth Emil Fertig Hicks, Wrightsman and Boyer Hollingsworth and Heckman

Phillies Defeat Cincinnati as Thielman Wild

Cincinnati mishaps in the fifth and sixth open the door for Philadelphia to win. Frazer pitched well though hit hard. Thielman was wild. Attendance about 4,500. Final: Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 7 with key hits by Kelly, Beckley, and Krug and a Bergen catch shaping the late innings.

ST. Paul McDonald Chech St. P. Suri K. C. Relo A. m Rothfuss Tae Tee Monard Kansas City Lumley Nance Grady Thiel Shannon Kelley McAndrews Lewee Pierce Huggins Stuart Cincinnati Philadelphias Frazer Thielman Cin. R.H E. Phila R.hlo A.E. R Kelly Thomas Beckley Woloton Barry Krug Hulewitz Jennings Bergen Theilman Phillips White Philadelphia Seymour Corcoran Peitz Maloney O'Day Brown ST. Louis New York Bowerman St. L. A Rh.o.a E. Farrell Browne Smoot Cf. Dunn Barclay Bro‘han Donovan McGann Brashear Brodie Kruger Bowman C. Hartman Lauder Ryan C. Smith Currie Taylor M. O'Neil Bom Suk Hartman Farrell Smith Bresnahan Emsilie Pittsburg Brooklyns Pittsburgers Leever Pitts R.H.O Brooklyn Dolan Leach Sececkard Devonan Hughes Dahlen Clarke Beaumont Wagner Conroy Wall Irwin

Whitney's Latest Picture Opens with Turf Royalty

William C. Whitney ex secretary of the navy heads the Saratoga Racing Association and visits the track with his thoroughbreds, earning the nickname king of the American turf. The item also notes a baseball double play by Shafer, Lowe and Clark, and reports scores and highlights from games in Chicago and Boston, plus regional baseball notes from Richmond, Logansport, Spiceland, and Cincinnati, with signings and contract chatter shaping next season.

William C. Whitney Secretary of the Navy Saratoga Racing Association Shafer Lowe Clark Chi Bos O.A.E Shaefer Dexter Lush G'minger Kittr'des Menefee Willis Chicago Boston Carney Tinker Kling Kittredge Slagle Cantillon

Plumbers and Gas Fitters Union Names Officers in Omaha

At the United Association of Plumbers and Gas Flicess session in Omaha, officers elected for the year include President William M Merrick of Beverly Massachusetts and Secretary-Treasurer L W Tilden of Chicago. Salaries for president secretary treasurer and grand organizer are set at 1.59 annually. A revised constitution and by laws will be voted on by locals October 27. Next year’s meeting place is Birmingham Alabama.

New York Brush National Baseball League Cincinnati Club Omaha Neb United Association of Plumbers and W'l'am M. Merrick Beverly Masa L. W. Tilden Chicago W. Thurke Chicasco Wiliam J. Spencer Sioux City Birmingham Ala

Sensational Boston Victory in tenth seals win

Boston pulled ahead in the tenth inning after Sparks and Powell pitched well and solid defense backed them. St Louis managed six hits and left runners in scoring position as Boston secured a dramatic late win amid a string of strong pitching and fielding.

Boston Sparks Powell Parent Wallace St. L. R.H Beeston St. Louis

Record crowd sees Cleveland and Phillies tie in Philadelphia

A large crowd of 21,085 watched Cleveland edge Philadelphia 4 1 in a tightly played game before Lundblom replaced an ineffective starter. Key hits came from Thoney Hartsel Davis and Cross with multiple players advancing on sacrifices and steals.

Philadelphia Cleveland Moore Lundblom Clevel Phila Bay Harteel Hradiey Fultz Thoney Davia Hickman L. Cross P’kering Seybold Rthy Murphy Gochna M. Cross Remis Schreck Wilson P. Lindblom P.o Hartsel Davis Sheridan

Readville Pace and Trot Capsulize Mixed Card

Audubon Boy wins the 261 pace in 2 03 ¼ after Dan Patch pace. Miss Whitney sets a new mark in the 2:12 trot, while Mabel dominates the 2:15 trot. The day features crowding fields, prices, and several mares and geldings in top form.

Readville Mass Dan Patch Star Pointer McHenry Audubon Boy Kentucky Lexington Royal R. Sheldon Auduton Boy Dan R Shadow Chimes New York Daphne Dallas Geers Terrace Queen George W. Spear Anzella Donerall Mabel Massachusetts Miss Whitney Port Henry Nelson A. Miles John Sheppard Fred Gerkin Lord Derby Yeasersay K. G. Billings Chicago Fred Wedgewood Fred C. Jones Menghin Tonn Peponset Atwood Sanders Elvata Bik. m Demarest Ferenc Benyon Dan Wilkes B. g.Mitchell Alice Barnes B. m Spear Valpeau- Lady Randall Garrison Cinch McKenny Lindsey Br. m Antrim-Hazel BK B. H J. J Isourbon Wilkes Hudson Nona T Gemma Royal R. Sheiden Bik Connor Bik. G McDonald Mobel Red Wilkes Mary D Hunt Monte Carlo B. G Betsy Teil McCarthy Golden Pixie Giles Wilbur Limerick O'Neil Thomas B. m. Edgemark-Nettie Belle Kuser Or. m Charlie Mac Raybould Astro L Poindexter B. B Paige Dan T Manville Leva Saunders Lune

Harvard Student Sets Steam One Mile Track Record at Brighton Beach

George Cannon a Harvard junior and partner T L Marseles broke the world steam carriage one mile record on a circular track at Brighton Beach. In an exhibition the machine finished in 1 7 5 seconds, beating the prior steam vehicle mark and nearly matching the gasoline record. The event occurred during the Long Island Automobile Club meet despite initial exclusion for dual operation.

New York George C. Cannon Harvard University Brighton Beach T. L. Marseles Cannon Long Island Automobile Club Harvard Une S. T. Davia, Jr Staten Inland Son Longueves Parenesis Pains Winton

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