Louisville Defeats Milwaukee In Close Local Tilt
Louisville wins 3 2 over Milwaukee as infield promise and Childs's fielding stand out. Merideth allows nine strikeouts in a 1-1 effort, while Katoll’s rain delayed Toledo game features and St. Paul outbats Columbus to stay ahead in the standings. Attendance near 5,000 in Louisville.
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Illamie to Pitch for Indianapolis in Park Game
Weather favors a second game this afternoon as Indianapolis pitcher Illamie set to start against Kansas City at Park. The Blues won last Friday after a lengthy effort. rain canceled Saturday, delaying yesterday's contest. Capitals beat Kahns 13 to 0 with Guinan and Pollard the batting stars and Butler and Jones handling the battery.
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Case of Stage Fright Hits Chicago in 23 000 Crowd
Chicago suffers a rough day as nerves and fielding woes push them to a fourth straight defeat to the leaders. New York dominates with strong clocking of hits and scoring while Chicago struggles on base paths and in the outfield. Cincinnati also drops a game to Philadelphia in ten innings amid umpires and disputed calls. St Louis and Brooklyn split a doubleheader, with Garvin hurting and Currie pitching well in the second game. Attendance figures and standings shuffle through the day across the leagues.
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Death at county poor farm of seventeen year old Lizzie Weeden
Lizzie Weeden aged seventeen died of consumption at the county poor farm yesterday morning. She leaves a sister, Bie Weeden, who resides nearby.
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Quo Vadis Wins Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp
The Grand Prix de Paris for 200000 francs at Longchamp was won by Edmond Bienc’s Quo Vadis with Caius second and Vincius third. W K Vanderbilt’s Alpha finished fourth as Consul General Gowdy and Madam Loubet attended with King Edward’s visit boosting English spectator turnout. George Thompson rode Cajus, while other Americans claimed several placings amid a record crowd and high bets.
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International Derby Entries and Austrian Derby Result
Grosse Pointe entries show fourteen of seventy left for the International Derby at Six furlongs to a mile and a quarter dirt track with Claude as favorite and heavy track anticipated. Separate note reports Berevoeigy winning the Austrian Derby 100,000 kronen with jockey Charley Van Duren riding.
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Storms Flood Illinois Lands and Naval: Unrest and Sports News
Reports describe widespread flooding in Illinois opposite St. Louis. A Belleville lynching shocks, while storms devastate cotton mills in Pacelot Clifton and Glendale. Sports results feature Notre Dame Purdue Yale and city leagues with several records noted.
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Blonde giant arraigned for intoxication at Philadelphia court
A tall blond man in Philadelphia told Magistrate O'Reilly that his name was John Finnegan after being arraigned for intoxication. The magistrate fined him five dollars for attempting to pass as an Irishman, but the prisoner insisted on his true name Joe Finnegan and left the court promising trouble.
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John Johnson
O'Reilly
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Joe Finnegan
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