Defeat at Indianapolis Highlights Hoosiers Struggles
Milwaukee defeats Louisville as Indianapolis loses 6 to 2. Durham’s benders falter and errors cost Kansas City. Poor hitting, sloppy plays, and three costly misplays shape a hard loss for the champions.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Moon
Durham
Hoosiers
Tom Wi
Blues
Cincinnati shuts out Brooklyn as Suthoff dominates
Cincinnati pitcher Suthoff delivered a strong shutout, limiting Brooklyn to a lone run that came on a Magoon hit by pitch in the seventh. Magoon was credited with the only RBI as Cincinnati won 9-1 in the June clash. Attendance was about 2,500. Other NL results noted: Chicago beat Boston, and Pittsburg blanked Philadelphia.
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Rain Ends Detroit Boston Game in Sixth at Fenway
In Philadelphia, Chicago could not solve Bender as rain halted the Detroit Boston clash in the sixth. Chicago fell to Philadelphia 5 to 3 on a muddy field. Cleveland beat Washington 6 to 2, Boston closed gap atop AL standings, with Detroit and St Louis also noted. Attendance and scoring details appear for multiple games and cities, including Philadelphia, Boston, and Washington.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Sunday Ball at Anderson in Indianapolis Series
Arrange to move Indianapolis Sunday games to Anderson. Manager Watkins confirmed yesterday that the games will be played in Anderson, with large crowds expected as Anderson is easily reached from Indianapolis and other gas belt cities. The Anderson club has been leased and the first game likely to be played there.
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Levee
Gainey
Jeff
Maloney
Coulter
Kansas City
Orville Woodruff
Tom Williams
Indianapolis
Norman Elberfeld
Detroit
New York Amrm
Herman Lo
Courtney
Jouett Meekin
New Albany
Evansville
Um- Empire
Indianapolis Journal
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Manufacturers’ Baseball League
Anderson
Gas Belt
Interesting Series With Association Leaders Comes to Milwaukee
Milwaukee visits for a four game series as leaders in the American Association race defend their pole position. Indianapolis must challenge for the Bears this season with Kellum pitching this afternoon. Tomorrow is ladies day.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Bears
Watkins
Kellum
Savable Narrowly Beats McChesney in Harlem Derby
John A. Drakes Savable, a top American Derby favorite, nosed out McChesney at Harlem today in a tightly run race. Eva G. caused a first-turn check, dropping McChesney a dozen lengths, but Savable held on by a head with Gray delaying the whip at the end. Weather fine, track good. Race summaries note Savable also won the fourth, with McChesney second, and several other races listed for the card.
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McChesney
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Lavable
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Smathers
Gray
Jackful
Auditor
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Hickory Corners
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Uranium
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Hermencia
Adkins
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P. Phillips
Jusie Christian
Knapp
Sanctum
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Our Bessie
Mr. Dingle
Oibnett
Davis
Magistrate Unbeaten In Manhansett Stakes At Gravesend
August Belmont's Magistrate, undefeated two year old by Hastings, won the Manhansett stakes at Gravesend amid heavy rain that turned the track to mud. Luxembourg was second as Magistrate led from the start and won by three lengths. Other races included Herbert prevailing in mud and a day full of sprint results with multiple riders and times noted. Tod Sloan filed suit in Paris against the jockey club seeking damages over exclusion from weighing enclosures and training grounds.
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Magistrate
Gravesend
Hastings
Minder
Luxembourg
Herbert
Ascension
Gannon
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Hack
Lass O'Linden
Creamer
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Knight of the Garter
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Larson
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Yo San
Zeiller
Paris
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Jockey Club
Man Injured After Fall From Car at Meridian and Washington
William Haskins fell from a Central Avenue car last night at the corner of Meridian and Washington streets, suffering severe injuries. He was taken to City D is in the ambulance where injuries were dressed. Police say the driver was intoxicated.
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Central Avenue
Meridian
Washington Streets
Reservation Derby Triumph At Grosse Pointe Classic
Reservation bred at Royal Oak and owned by George Hendrie won the International Derby at Grosse Pointe before 500 patrons on a slow track. Laraughter contended, Claude the favorite faded. Fore and Art and others unplaced. Also noted were race summaries and Detroit entries for Tuesday across six events.
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Art
Shrine
L. Walsh
Delagoa
Battiste
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J. Daly
St. ¥Avendle
T. Walsh
Requisite
Helgerson
George James
Sullivan
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J. O' Connue
Nee
Johnson
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Luralighter
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Ord
Daly
Tom Kingsley
D. Ba Ay
Darden Pair Beaten In St. Louis Derby Card
At the fair grounds a six race program featured four Derby hopefuls. Darden pair Monsieur Beaucaire and Sioux Chief were top bets. Light Opera surged to win a mile drive as Deutschland and Bas D'Or tired. Sceptre and Charles Ramsey led the favorites, with track fast. Race by race results list winners and times, noting key contenders and odds.
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A. W. Booker
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Earl
Kinlocher
Elastic
Dale
Toby Tosa
Fauntleroy
L. Wilson
Leenja
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Ito
Dr. Kammerer
M. Lowe
Thoroughbred sale results from multiple races and buyers
Dropped text lists horses, buyers, and weights across several selling races. Third-Seven furlongs shows Buffoon with 109 at Orleans and Vestry at 97. Golden Glitter leads a sixteenth mile purse with 106. Nath Woodcock heads a long list including Dadas 107 and Sardian 93. Ecome 112 closes the sixth mile with Ram poosa 98.
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Ralph Fem
Mandy Lee
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Miss Mollie
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Prodigal Son
the Don
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Ed Adack
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Jack Rattlin
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Talpa
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Prince of Endurance
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Dorice
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Ida Davis
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Hamilton Pitches Well as Wheeling Fails to Score
Evansville report says Hamilton, left hander from Marion, pitched well for Evansville but Williamsville offense produced only scattered hits and no runs. Grand Rapids beat Terre Haute 6 to 1 in Terre Haute while Fort Wayne edged Wheeling 5 to 0 in Fort Wayne. Dayton and South Bend 6 to 3. Marion 3, Evansville 0.
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Evansville
Ind
Argus Hamilton
Indianapolis
Could Not Bunch Hits in South Bend Match
South Bend made thirteen hits but failed to profit enough to win. Final score not clearly stated. Dayton led by a margin with a 6 to 894 battery line noted. Players Smith Ferguson Tieman Hart Hoff Fox listed among Dayton performers.
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South Bend
Ind
Dayton
Smith, Ferguson and Tieman
Hart, Hoff and Fox
Football Rules Committee Sets New Line Rule Change
New Haven Conn June. The football rules committee met in Philadelphia to revise rules. Walter Camp reports two changes: seven men must stay on the rush line between the 25 yard lines to curb mass plays, while inside the 25 there is no such requirement. A quarterback rule would allow him to run within the same field section after crossing the scrimmage line five yards from the play. Highlands N J June. Poor weather canceling the first America's Cup trial races among Reliance Constitution and Columbia with a possible race tomorrow if conditions improve. Madison Ind June. Phil Delta Thetas beat Phi Gam Deltas and Beta Theta Pi in a Hanover tennis match.
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Constitution
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Telegraphic Brevities Reported From Ports And Mines
Passage engaged for E H Harriman and family on the Kronprinz Wilhelm sailing from New York for Europe today. Pacific squadron under Admiral Glass to cruise South and Central American coast this month. Nevada turret damage from gun explosion at Virginia Capes. Five miners die when a rowboat capsizes on the Des Moines river Frazer Indiana. victims named. Midshipmen begin summer cruise from Annapolis on the Indiana Hartford and Chesapeake. Dancing Masters association convention in Pittsburg with eighteen delegates to unify dance instruction across the United States and Canada.
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Miss Minetta Taylor Promises Large Summer Meeting
Miss Minetta T Taylor of Greencastle secretary of the Western Association of Writers says the summer meeting in the second week of July at W promises to be one of the largest and most interesting in the association s history An attractive mime has been arranged and an address by Eugene Ware commissioner of pensions will be a special feature.
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Minetta T. Taylor
Greencastle
Western Association of Writers
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Eugene Ware
Whipped Wife and Daughter in Domestic Assault Case
Henry Kail of 145 Blake Street beat his wife and molested his daughter prompting a police call for protection. Bicyclemen Trimpe and Low later arrested Krial for assault and battery after a fresh beating on his wife, marking a second offense.
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Krial
Fire crews quell blaze at North Arsenal avenue barn loft
Fire department arrived at North Arsenal avenue extinguishing a fire in the Jay loft of a double brick barn. Officials indicated the blaze may have incendiary origin with losses estimated around Gut 30: Pence at Se.
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