Hoosiers Fall to Columbus in Clumsy Series Finale
In a rough game Indianapolis loses to Columbus 6 to 3 as Ford falters then Newlin allows wild pitches. Crabill, Raymer and Marcan excel defensively for Columbus while Woodruff drives in two Hoosier runs with a risky dash on a wild throw. The loss ends the series with Columbus ahead.
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Toledo vs Louisville baseball game summary
Toledo failed to deliver when needed against Walker as Louisville won. Key players included Turner and Schriever with multiple hits and a home run by Turner. Umpire Haskell oversaw a 400 attendance game with German and Walker notable at bats and several double plays.
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Hickey rules Columbus forfeits in American Association
President Hickey asserts Columbus forfeited to Louisville by refusing to play the postponed Sunday game, altering the standings. Indianapolis loses a Monday victory. Louisville gains a win while Columbus stay unchanged. Appeals planned by Indianapolis manager Watkins and Columbus Business Manager Quinn.
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Fort Wayne Outplayed and Marion Wins Forfeit Thriller
Marion forfeited a tied sixth inning game 9 to 0 after Grand Rapids protested a call by umpire Keifer. In Fort Wayne Willis allowed 22 hits, Evansville avoided a shutout with OConnell’s error, and South Bend won with Tiernan homering late. Wheeling edged Dayton with timely hitting and bold base running.
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Terre Haute Club Manager Resigns After Two Weeks
W M James, who arrived from Columbus Ohio to run the Terre Haute club, resigned tonight claiming the association would not back him in efforts to control the players. The Terre Haute club sits last in the Central League standings.
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Mana
Walking Delegate Accused Labor Leader In Blackmail Declarations
The New York Mall and Express reports three sworn affidavits by men who dealt with Sam Parks portraying him as a coercive labor figure. Poulson says Parks demanded payment before work, Brandt recalls a $30 strike-off demand, Lobel says $90 was paid to call off a strike, with Parks threatening control over workers and union involvement.
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Heclatron Works
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Louis Brandt
Herman Lobel
Lobel-Andrews Company
St Louis Beats Giants as Sixth Inning Errors Spark Runs
New York and St. Louis played a low scoring game with three St. Louis runs in the sixth on Davis's misplay and strong defense. Lauder made a notable stop and throw, and double plays helped limit New York to four hits. Cincinnati beat Boston. Pittsburg topped Brooklyn. Chicago defeated Philadelphia. Boston also won over Cincinnati in an earlier tilt.
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Goshen Defeats Huntington In Amateur Game At Goshen
GOSHEN Ind June Goshen amateur team defeats Huntington 4 to 1 in a home game. Boulton of Wabash College pitched for Goshen. Roy injured by foul tip. COSHOCTON Ohio June Newton Van Horn 17 killed instantly by foul tip to the skull in a baseball accident.
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Salacylic Acid in Strawberries AdvoCates Note The Lancet
The Lancet discusses the strawberry season and advocates its advantages noting that the fruit may aid rheumatic and gout conditions. The piece mentions surprising claims and curious observations about the fruit’s health benefits and various interpretations by the author.
Salicylic Acid in Fruits and Jam Preservatives Debate
The article notes salicylic acid occurs naturally in strawberries and other fruits at tiny levels, questioning any medicinal effect. It discusses the potential use of salicylic acid as a jam preservative and suggests magistrates might cite the natural presence as a defense in related legal actions.
New York Defeats St Louis in Pitchers Battle on Williams Hurrah
New York won the second game of the St Louis series in a pitcher’s duel, Griffith besting Sudhoff as Williams hit a landmark homer into the left field bleachers. Attendance 1,100. Final: New York 8, St Louis 1. Featuring Burns, Elberfeld, and Anderson in a multi-man effort.
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Burkett
Hemphill
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Empire Connolly
Chicago motorists arrive in Richmond after Indianapolis leg
A party of Chicago automobilists arrived in Richmond from Indianapolis this evening and planned to depart for Cincinnati in the morning. The group, traveling by auto, was noted by local observers for its orderly progress through the city.
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Cincinnati
New King of Sprinters Dick Welles Smashes Six Furlong Record
Dick Welles, a three year old bay colt trained and owned in Cincinnati, set a new six furlong world mark at Washington Park racing in Chicago. He ran official time 1:10 4-5 after trailing at the start, beating Runnels by three quarters of a length. The crowd hailed him as the new king of sprinters amid a dramatic finish and disputed official timing. Other races on the card included Prince Silverwings winning the Kenwood stakes and Waswift tying the track record for a mile and a sixteenth. Washington Park entries for Wednesday listed several horses in multiple races.
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De Reszke Wins Del Mar Feature At A Mile And Seventy
De Reszke holding the lead from the quarter to the wire wins the mile and seventy yards Del Mar Park feature by four lengths with Eda Riley second and Malster third track fast. Other races listed with placings include Second through Sixth events and Delmar entries for Wednesday across six races.
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Officials for meet outline Indianapolis racing card
A large lot of running horses arrived at Indianapolis tracks from major regional venues, with Derby purse contenders among them. The Indiana Racing Association announced officials for the race meet: Starter W B Blair Judge M L Hare Indianapolis W F ie Brooklyn N Y Dr Muncie Timers Mack McGregor Laflinon ry Underwood Danville Indiana. Radium Does Queer Things notes radioactivity discussed by Professor Bradbury before the Photographic Society of Philadelphia at 1722 Arch Street.
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Remarkable Radium Experiments Spark Electric Disturbance
The report notes radium’s strong penetrating power and its potential to destroy disease germs, while doubting efficacy for reversing blindness from cataracts. In Paris, a cellar test caused unusual fluctuations on atmospheric detectors upstairs, then returned to normal after the radium particle was removed days later.
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Six Favorites Sweep Card at Sheepshead Bay R ace Track
At Sheepshead Bay, six favorites won as the track dried to a fast surface. Goldsmith, in his first year appearance, captured the Equality stakes for three year olds and up at one mile, beating Proper by a length and Lux Costa a length more with Africander fourth. Additional results listed include Wotan and Highlander wins with times and runners in multiple races.
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Exciting Steeplechase At Highland Park Detroit Race
Twelve horses contested a steeplechase at Highland Park Detroit with Hieaway leading all the way to win by a narrow margin over Lord Farandale and Maple Sugar in third. Jockey Lapey fell when Presgrave stumbled, but escaped injury as horses charged past the obstacle. Weather was clear and track fast with several races andotrack entries listed for Wednesday.
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Pigs in the Parlor Report From North Lawrence
Mrs Andrew recounts flood ordeal near North Lawrence with hogs and cattle stranded as water rose to the porch. She carried twelve shoats about fifty pounds each into her home, while a cow and two hogs remained sheltered for two days and nights.
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Inbor ident man best man in Freda wedding dissolving?
Fragmented OCR notes show a local marriage event with a best man and a potential divorce referenced. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment suggests a possible resignation or dismissal related to a nonunion wedding in Pequatatanes with mentions of Idaho.
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Reliance Wins Fifteen-Mile Thresh To Windward
The Reliance defeated the Constitution and Columbia in a fifteen mile windward and return race off Newport. The new craft finished seven minutes two seconds faster than the Constitution and eight minutes one second faster than the Columbia. The Constitution completed thirty miles in fifty nine seconds less than the Columbia. Lipton and the Erin are expected to witness the race while Shamrock III undergoes repairs and the New York Yacht Club to discuss a triangular course.
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Shamrock III Withdraws From Tilt After Sail Gear Breaks
In a Sandy Hook race, Shamrock III suffered a main sheet traveler failure minutes after the start, forcing withdrawal while Shamrock I remained afloat. Erin towed Shamrock III to Sandy Hook while workmen began repairs, with Sir Thomas Lipton hoping to resume racing soon.
President Roosevelt to attend International Yacht Race
Oyster Bay June 30 President Roosevelt intends to witness the yacht race between the American defender Reliance and Shamrock III on August 2. He plans to travel to the course aboard the Mayflower, declined at Lipton's invitation due to prior commitments.
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The Business Man as a Victim in Trade Conflicts
New York financier article condemns walking delegates who extort money from employers under strike pressure. It argues union leaders become autocrats harming industrial welfare and that business leaders must resist extortion to prevent national decline. The piece cites a $2000 payoff and widespread strike costs, urging reform.
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Whimsical remark on animal ears heard in orchestra
A spectator in the New York Press notes a woman in the orchestra criticizing humans ears as expressive she compares ear movements to animal signals and jokes about reading thoughts from ear motion. The playful quote ends with a shrug at the idea.
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New York Commercial But We Are The Et When Re
A fragmented OCR fragment references New York Commercial and a cryptic line about respect for something hot and about all there she in. The readable portion hints at a casual chat or adlike snippet with unclear context and no clear event or person.
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