Two from the Leaders Hoosiers Triumph in Twin Bill
Indianapolis fans packed Washington Park as the Hoosiers swept Louisville 11 to 7 and 5 to 4. Flaherty toed the slab for Louisville and Kellum for Indianapolis, with Woodruff and Kihm delivering key hits and O’Brien Coulter and Heydon driving in runs, while Sutthoff and Kellum locked down late defense to seal both wins.
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Baltimore Wins First Game of New Team Over Detroit
Baltimore’s new American League franchise edged Detroit in a tense opener as Howell labored on the mound with three Detroit baserunners aboard late. Boston shut out Chicago, Philadelphia beat Cleveland, and St. Louis downed Washington while Baltimore and Detroit battled to a narrow finish.
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Fourteen-Inning Boston Brooklyn Game Ends in Brooklyn Victory
New York July 19 Boston and Brooklyn split a fourteen inning affair at Washington Park Brooklyn winning 5 4 after a late rally. Hughes relieved by Newton in the fifth. Other scores include St Louis defeating Cincinnati in a rain heavy game and New York dropping a 4 2 decision to Philadelphia.
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Michael to Ride Again for Cycling Honors
Jimmy Michael is set to return to racing and chase cycling honors. He previously held several records for years and aims to establish new marks for motor paced riders on his comeback.
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Indiana at Louisville as Williams aims for another win
The Hoosiers face Louisville with Williams pitching. Sutthoff and Kellum had lucky wins as the team batted behind them. Indianapolis hosts Toledo tomorrow and Wednesday before a Western circuit tour. The Ward Brothers Drug Company beat Daniel Stewart 28 to 10. Bat teries Milford Elam Baney McKay Webb powered the win. Memphis club to be suspended and a new club organized in the Southern League. Babb and Evans must seek new jobs as contracts jumpers are barred. John T Brush in Baltimore outlined a National League aggressive expansion plan including Baltimore Washington and a West circuit and hinted Cincinnati will get a championship club if funds permit.
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Champion Wins Twenty Mile Motor Pace Race at Manhattan Beach
Albert Champion of Paris won the twenty mile motor paced cycle race at Manhattan Beach, finishing over a mile ahead of Nat Butler of Boston and Tommy Hall of England. Basil De Guichard finished last. Butler placed second and Hall third as Champion led from start to finish with times noting the mile marks and a final time of 29 minutes 22 1-5 seconds.
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Atlantic City Wheelmen Meet Crown Kramer Champion Of America
The League of American Wheelmen closed its convention with a monster race meet at the Coliseum track. Frank Kramer defeated a strong National Circuit field to claim overall honors, with a blanket finish featuring Kramer Collett Fisher and Kimble. Collett won the one mile handicap from the twenty yard mark in 1 57, Bald Williams and Keegan among the second heat runners. Final and heats produced multiple top placements including Bedell Wilson Collett Fisher Kimble and Bald across the event segments. Bascom noted his son studying German grammar observed in Youth's Companion.
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Flying Torpedo Wins Wheeler Handicap at Washington Park
Flying Torpedo carrying 110 pounds captured the Wheeler handicap at Washington Park ahead of Lucien Appleby and Wild Pirate. Otis set the early pace with Odnor and Aladdin in pursuit as Gold Bell took the Lakeview handicap, while Tom Cogan faded and Gold Bell surged to victory by four lengths.
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Miss Golightly Wins Mound City Stake at Delmar
Miss Golightly won the Mound City stake at Delmar today in an exciting finish over Schwalbe with Father Wenther two lengths back. Swordsman led a field of long shots in other events as warm showers left the track heavy and muddy.
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Rain halts Detroit track racing at Grosse Pointe
Heavy rain since yesterday makes racing at Grosse Pointe doubtful again. The Blue Ribbon program is canceled except for the Merchants' and Manufacturers' consolation $2,000 stake to be run on the first suitable afternoon with starters including Baron De Shay Wentworth and Sphynx.
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Iroquois Hotel Stake at Fort Erie
The Iroquois Hotel stake for two year olds at five furlongs valued at $1 000 was the main event at Fort Erie. Reservation won with Night Ow! second and Herr Letter third. Rain caused many scratches reducing the card to six races as winners In Order: Enhance, iss Chapman, Reservation, Belle Maggie, Edinboro, Sauber.
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Jeffries Fitzsimmons Clash Looms In San Francisco Boxing Night
Dope books a Friday night match at the San Francisco Club featuring James J. Jeffries and Robert Fitzsimmons. The veteran rivals have trained in California and are in top condition for an eight dollar purse and moving picture rights as the winner seeks glory.
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Big Fight Returns at Empire as Forbes Meets Rotchford
Indianapolis fans anticipate a major boxing card at the Empire Theater with a televised readout of the Jeffries event from California and a ten round bout between Clarence Forbes and Billy Rotchford under straight rules. Forbes versus Rotchford promises fast action with weigh in at 115 pounds and a strong preliminary lineup to fill the theater.
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Jeffries Firesimmons Fight Interest Grows in San Francisco
San Francisco July 19 Interest in the Jeffries Firesimmons bout increases as fans from the East and interior regions arrive to watch. Seats are selling rapidly with George Siler, the well known referee, among the latest arrivals.
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