Mistaken Schedule Alters Milwaukee Indianapolis Series
A scheduling error disrupted the Milwaukee club’s plans as a Milwaukee at Indianapolis series was misdated. Milwaukee failed to report for a game yesterday. a doubleheader was set for today with Newlin and Ford expected to pitch, and Foreman’s status noted as unlikely to be assigned again this season.
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Riverside Captains Aim For Victory At Muncie
Captain W W Carter leads Riverside as they travel to Muncie with confidence after an 18 up win at Riverside last week. The Indianapolis squad, likely to join the trip, includes W W Carter, Robert Raw, Percy Sayles, and W R Root, with possible additions John McNaughton Charles Lesh and others as they study Richmond’s lineup.
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Richmond
Won Cricket Match in Ontario Ends in Big Score
The interior wicket match concluded today with a decisive win by 277 runs. The Americans were 110 for three at tea after resuming play, reaching 277 for two days’ play.
Tensis Finals Postponed due to rain disruption
Rain halted national tens event as Aug. B. and other competitors faced delays. Officials postponed finals after weather impact disrupted schedule and arena conditions, with organizers rescheduling to a later date and venue adjustments under review.
Central League Games Summary at Marion and Vicinity
Central League standings and schedule notes from Indiana games. Terre Haute defeated Grand Rapids on Aug 2 with superior hitting and base running at Terre Haute. Wheeling edged South in 10 innings on Aug 5 in Wheeling. Fort Wayne won again at Dayton on Aug 5. Evansville at Marion was halted by rain in the third inning.
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Pirates Win Two Games on Strong Stick Work
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh taking the first game 5 to 4 and the second game called after six innings due to darkness. Key moments included Roth being spiked and retiring, with Beaumont Clarke and Wagner contributing multiple hits for Pittsburgh. Attendance was 2,827 as Philadelphia saw trades and errors influence the outcome.
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Stovall Signs Cleveland Contract With Browns
Cleveland today signed pitcher Stovall from San Francisco. He was ordered to report to the team at St Louis on Sunday.
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Stovall
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St. Louis
Had a Basket of 100 Dollar Bills at Saratoga
Saratoga New York August story describes John J. Ryan, known for get rich schemes, paying off debts with a basket of mostly $100 bills. Bank only had limited hundreds, so he took some smaller notes to total nearly $5,000 and circulated the money around the race track, drawing a large crowd.
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John J. Ryan
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Martin Duffy Wins World Light Welter Title Bout
Martin Duffy of Chicago defeats Matty Matthews in a ten round decision to retain the world light welterweight championship in Port Huron Michigan. Matthews won rounds two seven and nine, but Duffy landed more telling blows as the bout went the distance.
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Mich
Martin Duffy
Chicago
Matty Matthews
Matthews
Duffy
Chicago shuts out Detroit in errorless, briliant fielding clash
Chicago defeated Detroit 9 to 0 in a brisk afternoon game noted for stellar Chicago infield play and a lone Detroit scoring chance spoiled by a strikeout of Barrett. Flaherty excelled for Chicago, with Magoon Tannehill and Isbell among the contributors in a low-error performance. Attendance 1,658. Det. 0, Chi. 9. Aug. Detroit. Chicago.
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Barrett
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Isbell
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Green
Callahan
Tanhill
Slattery
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Donavan
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Tannghill
O’ Loughin
State fair horse show to feature top circuits and entries
Indiana officials expect a large, high class entry list for the State fair races the week of September 14, drawing from the Grand Circuit and Western circuits centered in Indianapolis. Organizers promise a pretentious horse show with 89 classes, substantial purses, and stable accommodations at the fair grounds.
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Indiana State Board of Agriculture
Indianapolis
Columbus
Whitney
State Board of Agriculture
Ashbrook
Thistle Down
Africander wins Champlain Stakes as heavy going scrapes East West
Saratoga report notes Africander captured the Champlain Stakes at Fort Erie while rivals Hermis and McChesney were scratched due to heavy going. Africander went off 7 to 10 and won by a length and a half, with other race results and Saratoga entries listed.
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Ft. Erie
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Burns
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Highlander
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Albula Captures Fort Erie Dash in Heavy Track
Buffalo race notes show Albula- a 6.5 furlong feature winner on a heavy track at Fort Erie. First race winner Dr Stucky led 7f in 1 35, other race winners include Jim Ferrin and Aratoma with times listed. Lansdowne took the mile selling.
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Buffalo
Albula
Dr. Stucky
Navigator
Helen Tarwater
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Autolight
Flora Willoughby
Ink
Lansdowne
Briers
Clifton Boy
Minor Leagues Seek Protection From Indiscriminate Drafts
Buffalo August meeting among baseball leaders produced a plan to pay minor leagues for drafting players and to safeguard them from indiscriminate major league drafting. Attendees included National League President Harry Pulliam American League President Ban Johnson and minor league heads like Charles Comiskey Garry Herrmann and J H Farrell. The group met behind closed doors and drafted an agreement to be refined and discussed in tomorrow's session with American and National League representatives.
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Harry Pulliam
National League
Ban Johnson
American League
P. T. Powers
Eastern
Association of Minor Leagues
Charles Comiskey
Chicago
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Waddell Released By Philadelphia Club
Cleveland Aug 3 Pitcher Waddell of the Philadelphia American League team was released permanently by Manager Mack today He did not appear for today s game and was told to surrender his uniform and consider his services no longer at the club
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Waddell
Philadelphia
Mack
Bowling League Opens Season September 10 at Marion and Pastime
The Commercial Bowling League begins its championship season on Sept. 10 with ten clubs. Twenty seven weeks of bowling are planned, ending April 7. Brady of the Kingan team was elected vice president, succeeding Garrett Kirby who resigned.
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Commercial Bowling League
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Brady
Kingan
Garrett Kirby
Glen Rice Surges to First Race Victory at Hawthorne
In hot conditions at Hawthorne Rainland Glen Rice breaks at 20 to 1 to win the second race over Fair Lady Anna and Mr Dingle. Linguist overtakes Louis ville in the one and one-sixteenth mile handicap, beating Hargis by a neck with Louisville third. Four horses started in the event. Rankin was the outsider.
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Rankin
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Fair Lady Anna
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Rainland Narrowly Wins Kinloch Park Feature at Kinloch Park
Hot track and fast conditions at Kinloch Park as Rainland wins the feature by a nose over Hugh Mc Gowan with Old Stone close behind. The card also lists six races with times and the day’s entries for Wednesday, including Bandillo Major Carpenter and Sting among the entrants.
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Maher wins Bradgate plate at York on Rather Warm
American jockey Danny Maher wins the Bradgate selling plate at York aboard Rather Warm, his first ride since a Caterham car accident. He also wins the day’s feature Prince of Wales on Cinquefoil, while W C ees Hands Down finishes third ridden by Martin. In St Petersburg John Oliver Keine of Lexington is suspended for a year over alleged horse drugging. his stable has earned about $100,000 in five months as he appeals to Grand Duke Dimitri Constantinovich.
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Long Winter Meeting At Hot Springs Planned
In St Louis on August 25 a conference of Hot Springs race track stakeholders finalized arrangements for a winter meeting to run from January through March. Joseph A Murphy will preside, Mars Cassidy will start races, and bonds will cover the whole meeting costs. Plans due by December 1. Stewards include John M Gracie G Lacy Crawford Charles Gates Sidney C Love and Robert Aull with a professional steward to be named as chairman.
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Delaware county Fair Opens With Night Racing At Muncie
The fifty-first Delaware county fair in Muncie Ind opened with large attendance and night racing under arc lights. John M Terre Haute won the 2:00 pace marking his seventh consecutive $1,000 stake win this season. Hemenway won the 2:30 trot in straight heats as rain cut the program short and Montpelier fair entries were announced for September with sixteen events.
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Coast Marie Pacing Horse Sold for 4000 Dollars in Summitville
Summitville Indiana August 25 Coast Marie a famous pacing horse owned by Mack Hathaway of Summitville has been sold to a wealthy Easterner for 4000 dollars plus additional considerations likely worth 500 dollars. The horse ran a mile in 2 14 at the Elwood fair recently and won the race.
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Elwood Fair
Richmond to Host Invitational Golf Tourney and Muncie Match
Richmond Country Club plans a three day invitational starting Sept 10 with teams from Terre Haute Indianapolis Evansville Fort Wayne South Bend Marion Muncie Anderson Dayton Columbus Ohio invited. A decisive Sept 9 match in Richmond will settle whether Marion or Richmond holds the league championship amid disputed points with Muncie and Anderson.
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Father of Twenty Seven Names Daughter After President
Trenton Aug 25 The twenty seventh child of William C Pettifore of this city has been named Alice Roosevelt in honor of the president praised for his stance against race deaths by action. Pettifore, born a slave in 1852 in North Carolina, is a former slave who freed, married in Richmond, and now lives in Trenton as a hard working citizen. Twenty of his children survive, with the eldest about twenty nine. He is the father of four pairs of twins and has a large blended family.
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Bank Clerks Institute Trustees Elected in New York
The American Institute of Bank Clerks elected Caldwell Hardy A H Wiggin and Joseph Chapman Jr to fill vacancies from resignations of A C Anderson H L Burrage and J G Cannon. Officers named are J S Pines president George F Orde vice president John F Ord York secretary.
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Ex Wisconsin Star Criticizes New Football Rules
Ex Wisconsin star and former Missouri coach Pat O'Dea condemns recent football rule changes. He argues they heighten danger, favor teams with strong kickers, and won’t lessen risk. He plans to train his squad to play under either old or new rules.
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Purdue Football Camp Opens With Wide Purdue Group Arriving
In Lafayette Indiana trainer Mc Claire captain Os born and many Purdue veterans reported to manager Leslie and prepared to camp on the Tippecanoe tomorrow afternoon Coach Cutts to arrive Saturday and take up training duties. Twenty players expected at the camp with a large local turnout anticipated and a list of arriving players includes Al len Powell Robinson Miller Furr Kaylor Os born Mills Reibie Knapp McManus Long Collier Holter Emers Howell and others from multiple states.
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Lowell polo champions split up as inked plans unfold
In Mancie Indiana a letter from Joseph P Fox veteran polo player and manager of Lowell Massachusetts champions for two seasons states the Lowell team will not be together next season Some members may join other teams Holderness Hart and uncie are mentioned as possible movers with others undecided
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National Polo League Abandoned Prompting Western League Wealth
Richmond Indiana reports the National Polo League of Ohio cities has failed this season and been abandoned. The development leaves the Western League with the cream of the playing talent for the season ahead.
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Lovers Die By Suicide Near Homestead After Parental Refusal
Obersol Latimore, twenty five, a Hungarian from Homestead, and Ellen Ringle, eighteen, of Allegheny City, were found fatally shot in each other’s arms on a bed in Doerr Terrace, Hays Station near Homestead. The girl died instantly, the man likely to recover. A note pinned to the dress said they chose death together due to parental opposition to their marriage.
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Germans See Fast Ship Handling At Cleveland Docks
Mr Glassnapp a German embassy technical attach� arrives with a delegation of German engineers to study industrial questions. They tour Senator Hanna�s office and the lakefront ore and coal plants, marveling at rapid loading and unloading methods. The party departs for Detroit then Duluth.
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Mushroom poisoning hits La Crosse family and guest
A La Crosse family of six residents and a guest were hospitalized after consuming mushrooms picked in their yard. The incident, reported from La Crosse, Wis, occurred on August 5 and prompted medical evaluation for possible mushroom toxin exposure.
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