Hoosiers Rally Still Lose to Milwaukee in 5–0 Setback
Indianapolis failing to outhit Milwaukee still won by luck and speed as Kellum held the Brewers to three hits. McGill pitched well for Milwaukee but costly errors aided Indiana, with Hinges scoring two in the third and late insurance in the ninth. Attendance reached 1,421 as Louisville beat Kansas City 9 to 1 in the other AA game.
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Neek Nears Peo
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Time of Fame
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Indianapolis Journal
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Ind
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State Normal
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Toledo St. Paul game ends in Toledo win on strong fielding
Toledo edges St Paul 3 to 1 as both teams shine in the field Kelley Kielnow and Marcan lead Toledo while Schaub, Kleinnow, Shannon and Kelly pace St Paul. Two base hits and timely offense give Toledo the earned runs and the win.
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St. Paul
Kelley
Kielnow
St. P. Abhore
Smith
Beowitt
Bhannon
Jackson
Schaefer
Wheeler
Huggins
Kelly
Sullivan
Stewart
Schaub
Klelnow
Marcan
Shannon
German
Owens
Turner
Blankenship
New York
St. Louis
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McCormick
Davis
Griffith
Senbaeaee Cea
Elberfeld
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A. Davis
Burkett
Keeler
Heldt'kees
Conroy
Priel
Williams
Wallace
Anderson
Ganzel
M'C'runk
Courtney
Padden
O’connor
Kehoe
Heidrick
Donohue
St. Teets
Pittsburg Breaks 56-Inning Scoreless Streak In Loss
Pittsburg falls 4 1 to Philadelphia as Duggleby sags with five hits and a costly error. Thomas scores from third on Titus fly to left. attendance 3 850. Duggleby shelled in third. Wancler of Beaumet Clarke Sebring Wagner Bransfield Leach gain runs for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburg
Thomas
Titus
Duggleby
Pitts
Hallman
Rit Keister
If. Barry
Holswitz
Gleason
Roth
Beaumont
Clarke
Sebring
Wagner
Bransfield
Leach
Ballena
Keister
Philadelphia
Phelps
Jananene
Balis
Wilhelm
O'Day
Winning Streak Broken in Second Cleveland Drubbing by Wilson
Boston beat by Detroit 7 to 3 as Mullins falters. New York tops St. Louis 6 to 1 in two games. Philadelphia defeats Chicago 8 to 1. Washington routs Cleveland 8 to 6. Det at Bos, StL at NY, Chi at Phila, Cle at Was in today's American League slate.
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Philadelphia
New York
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Brooklyn-Cincinnati
St. Is
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Eooe
Boston Ace
Winter
Box
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Wilson
Washington
Detroit
Mullins
Young
Abhoae
Abhlo
Collins
Freeman
Parent
Lachance
Barrett
Lush
Crawford
Carr
Smith
McAllister
McGuire
Dougherty
Mullin
Connolly
Ohio Trap Shooters Start Seventeenth Annual League Meet
The Ohio Trap Shooters League opened its seventeenth annual tournament at St Bernard grounds, Cincinnati, with events featuring the State Journal cup and Press-Post trophy. R B Rhoads led with a 30 target cup, tied with Young, Lee, and Shoe. Rhoads won the shootoff 2 to win. The Press-Post trophy went to James A Young with a 30 target score.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Trapshooters’ League
St. Bernard, O
Press-Post
Rhoads
Columbus
A. Young
Springfield
Frank Lee
F. H. Shoe
Cleveland
Bhames A. Young
W. Jossey
Irrallon
Tih
Fred Gilbert
Boillam
South Bend Defeats Opponent in Hard Batting Showdown
SOUTH BEND Ind June 9 South Bend batted hard today in a tight ballgame. Dayton scored but once. The stats show club records with Evansville Fort Wayne Grand Rapids Wheeling Terre Haute and others. Marion Bettaries Minor aes McKinley Merriman and Jessup listed among players.
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Marion
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Dayton
South Bend
Terre Haute
Ind
RHE
Bettaries
Aes McKinley
Merriman and
Jessup
Vincennes Beats Paducah In Sixth Seeded Showdown
Vincennes won its second game against Paducah before a large crowd in Vincennes. Kelly homered over the right field fence in the sixth, driving in three. Paducah's lone run came in the ninth as Edm unds drove in a run. Umpire Tuite's call sparked Paducah's late field departure dispute.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Paducah
Kelly
Tuite
Baker
Fitzgerald
Edmunds
Major Daingerfield Wins Parkway Handicap at Gravesend
At Gravesend today the Parkway handicap was captured by the favorite Major Daingerfield in a stretch drive with Merry Acrobat second and Rightful third. Other feature results included Captivator winning the opening race after Miss Dorothy was disqualified for fouling Royal Summons.
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Gravesend
Major Daingerfield
Merry Acrobat
Rightful
Captivator
Miss Dorothy
Royal Summons
Grenade
Baseful
Rice
Burns
Lord Ery Re
Adams
Star and Garter
McCafferty
Rickshaw
O'Neil
Scoffer
Michaels
O ° Neil
Cascine
Watersbury
Harbor
Daingerfield
Odom
Merry Naraa
Martin
Raghetul
Meeee
Floar
Gannon
the Bronx
Minder
Thine
Knight of the Gaston
Byer
J3ar le Duc
Nal Canta
Northpee Tol Guchaela
Thoroughbred race card snippets with multiple stakes and weights
A fragmented listing of race names, distances, handicaps and numerous horse names such as Ham burg Belle Mordella Ocean Tide Destiny and Pentaur along with weights and entrant notes. The passage reads like a cluttered program page detailing splits of the Clover stakes and other races, with trainer and horse references interwoven.
Little Scout Wins at Fair Grounds Feature Race
Weather clear at the Fair Grounds as Little Scout wins the feature race. Lady Strathmore, favorite, pockets and finishes third while Found places second in a strong performance. Cherished defeats the even money favorite in the last race by five lengths with several other horses noted in the day’s six races and St. Louis entries listed for Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
Watkins
ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Little Scout
Lady Strathmore
Found
Cherished
Lady Ray
A. W. Booker
Pinky B
L. Wilson
Lola Noel
Wolf
Minnie Johnson
Hoe Down
Orla
Sextette
Miss Crawford
Matt Wadleigh
Sheehan
Don Alvaro
Scully
Tom Omer
Max Rose
Old Stone
Lord
Hermence
Ben Adkins
Check Morgan
Instrument
Soniana
Hilee
Troxler
Orleans
Vestry
Chickasha
Tammany Chief
Earl
Ecome
Dawson
Rampoosa
Record Run Sparks World Marks At Charles River Park
Boston track meet featured five mile paced heats with Bob Walthour Hugh McLean and Joe Nelson. Walthour set a world record in the first heat and again for the last mile while Nelson beat McLean in the second heat. Walthour later won the final heat by half a lap, erasing Nelson’s prior mark. James H. Horne scouting Culver Maxinkuckee for Indiana University football practice. about twenty men to be tested for a two week session before fall term. New York racing weather delays cup defender selection as rivals await tomorrow’s race under Atlantic Yacht Club auspices.
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Boston
Charles River Park
Bob Waltheur
Hugh McLean
Joe Nelson
Bob Walthour
Walthour
Nelson
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
New York
High Carnival Wins Second Race In Mud at Harlem
Chicago June 9 long shots dominate as High Carnival at 30 to 1 takes the second race at Harlem on a muddy track. Favorites lose across the card with six more races detailed including winners Ralph Young and Talpa. Weather fair, track improves.
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Chicago
Harlem
Ralph Young
W. Robbins
Lady Free Knight
Adkins
Banwell
H. Booker
Prodigal Son
W. Knapp
Erie
Meade
Loone
H. Phillips
Haviland
Dominick
Montana Peeress
Treanor
Talpa
Jack Ratlin
Landry
Wartenichte
Handsome Florrey
Determination
Ida Davis
Davis
Blue Mint
Myth
J. Williams
Track Was A Sea Of Mud At Grosse Pointe Races
The Grosse Pointe track was a sea of mud with only the outside path usable. Luckett won the first race over six furlongs, Insolence captured the seven furlongs, Joe Lesser led the mile, Daryle won the short steeplechase, Town Moor took the five furlongs, The Stewardess prevailed in seven furlongs, and The track card listed multiple entries and weights for Wednesday’s program.
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Nellie Cromwell
Eugenia
Shades of Night
Gold Piece
Badger Girl
Frances Yowell
Alice Morgan
Annora J
Golden Rule
Allana Dale
Burnie Bunton
Toad
Tag
Federal
Jane Holly
Nellie Waddell
Sharpless
Sam Fullen
Miss Brandon
Dolton
Ceylon
Duke of York
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Anne Baye Vit Prerbante
J. H. Ec
Je Lynch
H. Sy Brown
Pi Pale Land
Don Doma
Peter J. Prince Silverwings
Au Revoir
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Epicure
Manru
Early
Gaiba
Imarnin
Compass
Kentucky Cardinal
Detroit
Grosse Pointe
Luckett
Helgerson
Gg. O'Connor
H. A. Bullock
R. Williams
Finego
June Collins
Rosewater Springdale
Gypsano
Annola
Dinero
Stephen Lillard
Insolence
Munro
Rotterdam
Dr. Moody
Burton
Larkspur
Star Gazer
Easter Guy
Seal Spot
Joe Lesser
Battiste
Easy Street
C. Keily
Bank Street
Glenwood
Daryle
Doane
Captain Conover
Bowser
Bell Court
Higsine
Iso
Artemesia
Stewardess
Bean
Romanelli
Maghoni
C. Kelly
Mamselle
Hallucination
Jim Ferran
Lillianette
Louise Meini
Ening
I. Clytie
Annie Max
Khaki
Sardine
Taxman
Plantanette
Gilead
Lamals
George Perry
Wallabout
Little Duchess II
Lee Ridley
the Caxton
Mag- Roni
Curate
Branch II
Blanco
Radford
Kinmorie
Advocator
Flo Carline to Run in American Derby at Washington Park
Flo Carline the filly Vinat winner of the Preskness stake will be shipped from New York to Washington Park to compete in the American Derby. Jockey Charles Gray will ride Savable. Carline arrives in Chicago Thursday afternoon as the first Derby candidate from New York.
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Charles Gray
Savable
Chicago
Vinat
New York
Washington Park
Filo Carline
Derby Ride Protest Ends as Gray Sails with Drake
Jockey Charles Gray signs with John A. Drake for the season amid a dispute with Sam Hildreth over a prior oral contract. Harlem judges hear the protest but no decision given, then withdraws by Hildreth. Gray to ride Savable in the American Derby, with Irish Lad as the other top contender. both at 4 to 1 in future betting. Anaconda, sold for 10000 to C. E. Knox of Johnstown.
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Chicago
Charles Gray
John A. Drake
Savable
Gray
Drake
Sam Hildreth
Hildreth
Harlem
Mr. Drake
Dick Welles
McPadden Dominates Santry in Empire Theater Bout
Hugh McPadden of Brooklyn defeats Eddie Santry of Chicago by decision after Santry shows poor condition and fails to make weight, forfeiting $50. Henderson defeats Brune in six rounds in a livelier semi windup as crowd cheers. Preliminaries also draw interest.
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Brooklyn
Eddie Santry
Chicago
Empire Theater
Santry
McPadden
Ryan
Hetake
Padden
Kid Henderson
Kid
Indiana University Coach Plans Early Football Prep
James H. Horne athletic instructor at Indiana University visits Culver Military Academy to arrange training grounds and quarters for next fall. He aims to select about twenty five candidates three weeks before college start and run a thorough pre season course to build fitness for Blooming ton practice. He expects a stronger showing than the last three years with ample material and a robust training plan.
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Indiana University
Culver Military Academy
Lake Maxakuckee
Fail
Bloomington
Indiana
Mr. Horne
Horne
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