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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1903

Page

7

FordShuts Out St Paul In Pitchers Battle

Indianapolis defeats St Paul 4 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Ford allowed four weak hits as Fox made a sensational running catch in the sixth. Chech pitched well but St Paul committed errors that produced all four runs. Minor details note Daly, Fox, and Schaefer among key plays with late insurance.

Indianapolis Journal Paul Minn Ford Indianapolis St. Paul Saints Cheech Fox Jackson Shannon Schaefer Sullivan Geler Check Daly Eets Fordmpions Hoghever Gelier St. Paul Ab-R. H. O. A. E Sire Boi Heydon Kelley Jones O'Brien Brien Kihm Chech Karnever Nou

Brush Returns From New York Health Improves

John T Brush arrived home from New York praising improved health and a winning Giants team. He credits large National League attendance to a successful season and says he may join the New York team in Chicago on Thursday at 2 PM.

John T. Brush New York Brush Mr. Brush W Mars Giants Thuredsy Indianapolis St. Paul Kansas City Ford Minneapolis Pittsburg Marion Owls Greenfield Sprink Lake Park Derrick Cerieen Waite Orde Een Cummins Marion Miller Underwood

Indefinite postponement of automobile race meet

C. G. Fisher announced that the automobile race meet at the fair grounds, delayed last Saturday due to a train issue, has been indefinitely postponed. The event was planned for the coming weekend but remains canceled until further notice.

C. G. Fisher Fair Grounds

Too Slow For New York Hit the Ball All Right on Fielding

Pittsburg 2 New York 10 as slow defense and two errors in the second inning allow six runs. Beaumont Browne Bresnahan McGann Mertes Babb Lauder Kruger Gilbert Phel Mohanenson contribute in a high scoring frame.

Pittsburg New York Pitts R.h.o.ae New R.H.O.A.E. Beaum't Browne Bres'han McGann Mertes Babb Lauder Kruger Gilbert Phel Moh Sebring Bransfield Ritchey Bresnahan Doheny Matthewson Johnstone

Evansville and Wheeling Split Pitchers Battle

Wheeling defeated Evansville 4 to 2 in a home game with John Fox marked as a puzzle by the Wheeling lineup. Fort Wayne led Terre Haute 10 to 4, while Marion shut out Dayton 0 to 0 in a separate standings update. Central League fixtures list Fort Wayne at Grand Rapids and South Bend at Marion.

Dayton Terre Haute Marion Fort Wayne Wheeling Evansville Grand Rapids South Bend John Fox Willis RHE Pavenbeed Cme Myers Herbert Curtis and Ostdeick

United States transport Logan sails for Manila with troops

San Francisco June 1 The transport Logan left for Manila with Guam as a stop on the outward voyage carrying one hundred tons of military supplies. On board were eight of the fourth infantry, 2% of the Thirteenth Cavalry and 18 cabin passengers. The treasury tank held two ry aoe, the appine and 3800 events of the army in the Philippines.

San Francisco United States Logan Manila Guam Thirteenth Cavalry Treasury Philippines Eng

Remains of Belton man recovered after mountain hunt

BELTON Mont June 1 The remains of B F Egan of the Great Northern Railroad found after he was lost in Montana mountains while hunting on November 4.

Belton Mont B. F. Egan Great Northern Railroad Montana

Washington shuts out by Philadelphia as Waddell dominates

Washington returns home after a long absence and is held scoreless by Waddell in a 1-0 Philadelphia win. Two-base hits by Selbach and Pickering highlight Philadelphia’s offense, with Davis and Townsend contributing on the bases.

Washington Philadelphia Waddell Wash Rhoae Phila Rh.o.ae Davis L. Cross Seibold Horton Robinson Drill Sk Crows Selbach Pickering Coughlin Detroit St. Louis Heidrick Powell Carruthers R.H A.E. Lst L. R.H.O.A.E. Barrett Elberfeld Priel Rf Carr Wallace O Smith Anderson Geaster Mc'rmck McGuire Padden Kitson Donovan Lush Anderson Siever Hassett and Carruthers

McPadden Faces Hogan In Empire Theater Bout Tonight

Hugh McPadden Brooklyn featherweight meets Patsy Hogan in a ten round decision bout at the Empire Theater. McPadden weighed 126 pounds, Hogan 134, both in good condition after training with Frank ODonnell. Two undercard bouts include Kid Brune vs Kid Henderson with two two round preliminaries starting at 8:30. large advance seat sales reported.

Hugh McPadden Brooklyn Patsy Hogan Empire Theater McPadden Detroit Frank O'Donnell Hogan Kid Brune Kid Henderson Brune Indianapolis Henderson

Fulton Wins St Joseph Valley Golf Tourney Title

South Bend player H. D. Fulton won the St Joseph Valley Country Club golf tournament despite a strong east wind. Finals details show Fulton defeating Ahara with rounds 4 7 and 15 16, totaling 89 to 92 for Ahara and 104 for Niles.

Indianapolis Journal South Bend Ind H. D. Fulton St. Joseph Valley Fulton Ahara Niles

Grayling Woman Jailed in May Deaths Near Fifelake

Mrs Mary McKnight of Grayling is jailed in Kalkaska on suspicion of causing the deaths of Mr and Mrs John Murphy and their baby near Fifelake. Murphy was her brother. The three died suddenly in early May.

Kalkaska Mich Mary McKnight Grayling John Murphy Fifelake Murphy

Waite Arrested in Seattle for Manila Embezzlement

Deputy U. S. Marshal John Stringer arrested Ed L. Waite who is wanted in Manila for embezzlement. Waite allegedly took money on leaving Colonel Newberry Bank, where he served as cashier, on June 1 in Seattle, Washington.

Seattle Wash U. S John Stringer Ed L. Waite Manila Waite M. 2 Colonel Newberry Bank

Mrs Grannon Wins Jumpers Narrowly at Latonia

Cincinnati crowds witness a soft ground steeplechase at Latonia where Mrs Grannon dominated the field as the best jumper and stayer, defeating Governor Boyd and Nines in the Cincinnati steeplechase handicap. Phosphorous fell at the water jump injuring jockey Schill who was unhurt. Summary results include Mint Leaf, Dr Cartledge, Jack Ratlin, Wallabout, Lyrist and other event placings with times.

Cincinnati Latonia Mint Leaf Romanelli Scully D. L. Moore Reed Dr. Cartledge Henderson Beauchamp Circular Joe S. Bonner Mrs. Grannon Peters Governor Boyd Gaylor Welch Girl Bonner Insolence Lyrist Sue W Ora McKinney

Kindred Wins Feature at Fairgrounds in Sloppy Track

Kindred boosted from 15 to 1 to 10 to 1 captured the day’s feature at the Fairgrounds amid a sloppy track. Malster, the favorite, was second while jockey Traxler rode three winners from four mounts as Jack Young also won the fourth race with ample reserve.

ST. Louis Malster Jack Young Traxler Bradler Wallace Donovan Armand H. Munroe Pipe Dreams Pinky B Earl Sweet Myrtle D. Austin Dr. Carrick Texler Countess Clara Fonspray D. Hall Kindred Trexler Higgins Lady Strathik A. W. Booker Pivateer Deutschland L. Spencer W. B. Gates Alice Turner L. Wilson Josie F Wolff

Supreme Court Denies Whitaker Wright Habeas Corpus

The U S Supreme Court refused to grant a writ in the Whitaker Wright extradition case, upholding the New York circuit court ruling that the English fraud charge is extraditable under the US Great Britain treaty. The decision affirmed Wright’s extradition jurisdiction and noted related rulings on telegraph company taxes and copyright disputes.

Washington United States Supreme Court United States Exlander New York Wright England Fuller Great Britain Breed Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Company Western Union Telegraph Company City of Philadelphia Telegraph Company Brewer Brown Territory of Hawaii Osaki Mankichi Hawaii Old Hawaiian Republic Circuit Court Territory of Mankichi Justice Harlan Congress Uni

Palmbearer Triumphs in Hudson Stakes at Gravesend

Palmbearer, favorite, led from the start to win the Hudson stakes for two-year-olds at Gravesend by a length over High Ball with Luxembourg a length and a half back. Dekaber ran second to Barnaby in the day’s other feature races. several favorites shared the winnings across six races.

New York Gravesend Palmbearer High Ball Steelmaker Luxembourg Dekaber Barnaby Pepper Fuller John A. Scott Mathews Ascension Larson Hambu Bell O'Neil Destiny Burns Dimple Cochran Africander Hunter Raine Odom Himself Creamer Gannon Luxemee Hirth Wild Pirate Embarrassment Wilkerson Ie. Duc Haack St. Barnaby Rice Kaber Matthews Nick Longworth

Derby hopeful Early defeats rivals at Hawthorne in mile handicap

At Hawthorne Chicago June 1 High Chancellor a Drake Derby candidate lost to Early in the mile handicap. Early the favorite beat High Chancellor Floyd K and others as Flying Torpedo causes controversy with a race disqualification threat and jockey suspension. Weather cold and track heavy with times noted for each race including 1:44 2-5 for the feature.

Chicago High Chancellor John A. Drake M. H. Tichenor & Co Hawthorne Floyd K Jackfull Manru Flying Torpedo Birkenruth Ida Davis Davis Handsome Flurry Houbec Badger Girl L. Jackson Automaton Henry Bard Burns Adkins Aline Abbott W. Knapp Flying Torso Birkenroth Little At Favonius C. Gray Helgeson Omdurman J. Booker Cogswell Galanthus K. Gray Katie Pow Plancet Belay

Pittsburg Race Riot Investigation Seeks Murder Suspects

An official inquiry into the West Liberty race riot and murder proceeds as county authorities and South Side police arrest eight alleged leaders named by Dette Robinson. Davis, the only injured white man, remains in critical condition and may die. others expected to recover.

Pittsburg Westiberty South Side Dette Robinson Davis

South China Revolt Spreading

Paris dispatch reports Governor General Beau detained in Tonguin as rebellion spreads from Yun Nan province. Two hundred French subjects are trapped at Yun Nan Fu and Mong Tse railroad work is interrupted amid serious conditions along the border.

Paris Sab Beau Tonguin Yun-Nan Yun-Nan-Fu Mong- Tse

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