Hoosiers rout Louisville in decisive late May clash
Indianapolis moved back to second place with a 8 2 victory over Louisville at Washington Park. Killen pitched strongly for Indianapolis, while Gannon and Kuhns homered and drove in key runs as the Hoosiers overwhelmed the Colonels with a flurry of hits and base running.
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McPhee refuses resignation in extended stand
The Cincinnati Post notes John Alexander McPhee will not resign or be replaced next year. facing internal issues, the article asserts McPhee will remain in his role despite pressure and uncertainty in the league. Meanwhile Sutthoff is slated to pitch for Indianapolis and Louisville in Louisville, with Williams or Kellum to start the next day.
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Orientals Lead Washington Bowling League as Kirkhoff tops averages
The Orientals pull away in the Washington Bowling League with a runaway race led by Kirkhoff in individual averages. The Indians trail in second, Bryson second, and last week’s scores bring a few surprises.
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Fifteen Off Phillips St. Louis Wins Low-Scoring Win
St Louis defeats Cincinnati 3 to 0 at home as Phillips fires a sharp pitching game in damp conditions. Brooklyn takes two from Boston in a double header with pitching and hitting battles, while Philadelphia shuts out New York 3 to 0 at the Polo Grounds.
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Independent Field Trial Club Meets at Grand Hotel
A well attended gathering of the Independent Field Trial Club was held at the Grand Hotel last night. Members planned to hold a trial somewhere in the state this season but no definite plans were made.
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Renominations Given at Republican and Democratic Conventions
In Louisville H B Irwin was renominated by the Fifth district Republican convention. Judge George Durelle was renominated for the State Court of Appeals. In Columbus Judge Dewitt C Badger was nominated for Congress by the Democratic Twelfth district at primaries by popular vote.
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Escape of Military Prisoners From Fort Sheridan
Frank H. Warren and Edgar Wallum two general prisoners at Fort Sheridan escaped while at work disarmed their sentry William Brown left him unconscious and fled. Both were serving long terms for desertion and had been moved to Fort Sheridan from another post.
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Ninth Inning Rally Gives Philadelphia Win Over St Louis
Philadelphia comes from behind to beat St Louis in the ninth as Harper replaces Reidy. A walk by Harper and a fumble by Padden plus a sacrifice and a single push across the winning runs with two out. Attendance 6,05.
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King Hanover wins Carlton Stakes at Gravesend in driving finish
King Hanover owned by W. C. Whitney captured the Carlton stakes for three year olds at Gravesend amid a tight finish with Hyphen. Masterman surged but King Hanover held by a length. River Pirate won the Hudson Stakes and Miss Mitchell the Greater New York steeplechase. Jockey Rooker remained unconscious after yesterday's injury.
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Clipsetta stakes feature at Latonia on two year old fillies
In Cincinnati May SL today the Clipsetta stakes for two year old fillies at five furlongs saw Eva Russell prevail by a length over Flora Willoughby as the Schulte entry, with Grand Mary in the mix. Remp caused a shock by winning at 8 to 1. others included Jane Oakes and Kemp in the outcome.
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Travis Wins Metropolitan Golf Championship at Tuxedo
W. J. Travis captured the Metropolitan Golf Association fourth annual tournament final over F. A. Marcellus at thirty six holes. Travis posted a record 72 on the course and led by eight at the eighteenth. Forty six players entered the event and Griggs and Moller tied for medal with 140. Yale defeated Columbia in a dual tennis match on Columbia courts.
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Joseph Schwab to Lead New Steel Foundries Firm
Joseph Schwab brother of United States Steel president chosen as president of the American Steel Foundries Company, a $30 million consolidation. Salary rumored at $590,000 annually. Schwab traveling in Europe as of May 31. also reports a $2 million glucose plant to be built in Waukegan Illinois with a $3 million capitalization led by C M Warner of Syracuse and A H Kersting, R Chapman, and War.
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Two Records Equaled at Wisconsin Interscholastic Meet
In Madison on May 31 two national interscholastic records were equaled. Roddick of Racine College ran ten in Keeake Division and Ramones Mnves of High School won the mile bicycle race in Kane.
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Senior Team Ties Loss to Shortridge Faculty 11-10
The Shortridge High School seniors were defeated by the faculty nine 11 to 10 in an eleven inning baseball game at the Business Men's Driving Park. Williams and Castleman starred on the faculty mound and in the field, with key plays by Taylor McGinnis and others as spectators watched a dramatic late rally.
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Mysterious Mr O Rourke linked to Atlanta heir claim
Belfast dispatch linked a local man near Atlanta to a reported Belfast estate claim. Frank Roark of Gainesville Ga allegedly asserts heir rights to an estate valued at 38000 with lands and income, while relatives dispute the claim and question the documents presented.
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