Exciting Hoosier loss as umpire calls out Jones
Milwaukee Brewers edge Indianapolis 3 to 2 in a fast Chicago league clash. Four double plays, hot fielding, and a disputed first inning at bat mar the contest. Milwaukees timely hitting and strong pitching by McPartlin secure the win as Indianapolis fails to cross more than two runs despite early momentum.
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Milwaukee Brewers
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Jones
Donahue
Meredith
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Fox
Denhue
Kihm
O'Brien
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Falluwe
McPartlin
Phyle
Hoosiers
Heydon
Gutgarden
Curtlin
Hemphill
Danto Jones
Dungan
Hog Wood
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McPartin
Mere- Pax
Dunleavy
Hit—Ungl
Anderson Scheme Abandoned by Indianapolis Ball Club
Indianapolis will not stage Sunday games at Anderson after failed park access and prohibitive rent. Manager Watkins prefers doubleheaders in Indianapolis later, while Ford to pitch today against Milwaukee with Hale on the mound for Cantillon. UV notes flag day, strong infield plays, and Milwaukee’s Unglaub shows hitting form with a triple and another leftward hit.
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Anderson
Watkins
Anderson Park
Association
Milwaukee
Ford
Hale
Cantillon
Medals for Athletes at Manual Training High School
Thirty four medals were awarded to Manual Training High School athletes after a dual meet win over Shortridge 54 to 38 at the fair grounds. Louis Bohnstadt presented two silver loving cups to the school for track and relay honors. Thad Shideler and Alfred Duggan were celebrated as day’s heroes. George Wildhack did not attend the ceremony after a prior incident.
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Manual Training High School
Fair Grounds
Shortridge
Louis Bohnstadt
M. T. H. 8. Athletic Association
Emmerich
Robert Hail
Thad Shideler
Alfred Duggan
George Wildhack
Wildback
James Uinn
George Steele
Erd Murr
Grant Johnson
Berg King
Harry Wheeler
George Kothe
Will Scott
Hollie Shideler
Stanley Turner
Will West
Arthur Bates
Jack Cullen
Will Diddel
Hiram Rhodehammer
Shortridge Athletes Honored For Dual Meet Medalists
Informal ceremony at Shortridge High School awarded medals to track team members for the dual meet with Manual Training High School last Saturday. Recipients included Russell Joseph, Captain Walter Gipe, and manager McMullen, with medalists Joseph, Cline, McKee, Steep, Conner, Glendening and others.
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Shortridge High School
Manual Training High School
McMullen
Russell Joseph
Walter Gipe
Joseph
Cline
McKee
Steep
Der
Conner
Glendening
Boston Triumphs Over Chicago As Pitching Shuts Out
In a low scoring affair Boston edges Chicago 3 to 2. Dexter and Pratt drove runs, Kling Bonner contributed two-base hit, while Lundgren and Piatt kept the game tight with strong pitching. Umpires Emslie and Phillips called the game in 2 hours 5 minutes.
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Tenney
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Jonen
Lowe
Evers
Raub
Lundren
Pratt
Chicago
Ae Kling
Bonner
Cooley
Jones
Harley
Lundgren
Piatt
Moran
Abbatichio
Stanley
Emslie
Detroit Dominates as Boston Falls in Shutout Loss
At mercy of Donovan he moved down Boston batters in one two three order. Detroit registered an easy shutout as Washington continued to lose. Other games postponed. Cleveland eight Washington six Detroit five Boston zero. Rain affected several matches. American League standings show New York and Washington at wide gaps.
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Washington
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jones Shuts Out Reds in Brooklyn Win
Cincinnati, June 10, Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 7 to 0 as Jones, the California pitcher, allowed only three hits while Phillips faced fourteen hits. Ritter sprained his ankle running to first and was relieved by Jacklitsch. Attendance 2,500. Team totals show Cincinnati 0 and Brooklyn 7 with many hits and errors noted.
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Memphis and Montgomery Tilt Storied Scores Lane
Memphis blanked Birmingham 3 2 as Shreveport edged Nashville 1 0 and Little Rock posted a 5 4 win over Atlanta while New Orleans fell 0 5 to Montgomery in a regional tally of football results across the South.
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Nashville
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Montgomery
Talbott Charged With Stealing Trousers in City Court
Clarence Talbott of 731 Indiana avenue faced a City Police Court trial for allegedly stealing a pair of trousers from his former roommate Frank Hall. Talbott claimed he borrowed the trousers. discrepancies over maker labels surfaced during questioning. Judge Whallon then sent him to the workhouse.
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Indiana Avenue
Frank Hall
Hall
Holmes
J. Kott
Treat’s
Treat's
Kahn Tailoring Company
Treat
Talbott
Evangelist Addresses 1500 Workers at Brightwood Shops
Reverend Milford Lyon spoke to about fifteen hundred workingmen at the Big Four shops in Brightwood yesterday morning. The Chicago evangelist, conducting tent meetings on Prospect and Linden streets, urged moral reform and temperance during his address.
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Milford Lyon
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Linden Streets
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Smathers colt Dick Bernard wins Graduate Stakes at Harlem
E E Smathers's Dick Bernard led at 18 to 5 to win Harlem's Graduate Stakes for two year olds today's program. Alan a Dale, winner of last year's Kentucky Derby, was involved in a subsequent race incident. Tryon and Patsy Brown followed in the other places as the day featured cool weather and a good track.
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Au Revoir
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Mane
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Treanor
Frank Bell Triumphs at Fair Grounds by Nose in Feature
ST. LOUIS June 10 Frank Bell at 8 to 1 won the six furlongs feature handicap over Elastic who led until the wire. J W O Neill took a two year olds race followed by several notable results with strong showings from Witchcraft Joe Doughty and Vestry in the day’s card. St. Louis entries listed for Thursday feature six races including selling and handicap events with several noted horses and odds.
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Bell
J. W. O'Neill
Tom Hawkins
Ezell
Witchcraft
E. Austin
Getchel
Sheehan
Eliza Dillon
Bridewell
Joe Doughty
C. Bonner
Parte
L. Wilson
Troxler
Mafalda
Bandillo
A. W. Booker
Ee Frank Bell
Traxler
Elastic
Dale
Croix ‘D'or
le Wilson
Toby Tosa
Orris
Means
Kansas
Say
Flson
Vestry
Bridge
Scuily
Kaffir
Mrs Wiggs and Friends Names Puzzle Across Ledger
A fragment lists names including Mrs Wiggs Bonnie Esther Clinton B Curd Gillock Kitty G Stranger Centie Dolly Gray Lelia Barr Tay Ta Lasso Katie Gibbons Lega on with ages 100 to 112, suggesting a social or genealogical record. The readable items imply a roster or notice but lack context or full details.
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Mrs. Wiggs
Bonnie Esther
Clinton B
Curd Gillock
Kitty G
Stranger
Centie
Dolly Gray
Lelia Barr
Tay Ta Lasso
Katie Gibbons
Legaon
Rate for Races Big Meet July 4 11 Indianapolis rail fare
The Indianapolis Traveling Passenger Association and railroads agreed to a one fare round trip for the week long combination race meet at the state fair grounds July 4 11. Secretary Holt predicts the event will be the most successful yet with attractive purses for runners and harness horses. An extra event is planned for July 10 with a $400 purse for a 2 40 pace.
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Indianapolis Traveling Passenger Association
Indianapolis
State Fair Grounds
Holt
Indianapolis Racing Association
Auto Race Meet Set for June in Indianapolis
The most pretentious automobile race meet ever given in this country is planned for Friday and Saturday June 19 and 20 at the State fair grounds during the Modern Woodmen convention. Barney Oldfield Tom Cooper and Earl Kiser headline a six-event program with open events handicaps pursuit and match races. A three cornered match may pit Oldfield against Cooper or Kiser and drivers from Indiana and nearby states will compete.
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State Fair Grounds
Barney Oldfield
Yonkers
Indianapolis
Tom Cooper
Earl Kiser
Cooper
Dayton
Indiana
City News Notes Lockerbie street fair return planned
Beginning on the evening of June, two percent, for three nights, a second Lockerbie street fair is planned following last year’s. The first fair’s success encouraged another. Funeral services for Mrs. R. H. Adkins were held at 1111 East Washington Street yesterday afternoon.
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East Washington Street
M. M. Parr
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Broadway Church
Twenty-second Street
Askins
Duncan
Dr. Johnson
Los Angeles
National Roller Polo League Names Ohio Franchises
The National Roller Polo League met in Columbus and finalized a circuit including Findlay Toledo Columbus Dayton Cincinnati and Hamilton in Ohio. A constitution was adopted and national playing rules were accepted with minor modifications.
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National Roller Polo League
Findlay
Toledo
Dayton
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Ohio
London Open Golf Championship Opens at Prestwick
London June 10 report from Prestwick states the open championship began with Varden setting a game record as the Pebble Bay event kicks off, with early action highlighting standout rounds and notable performances.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Fe May
Varden
Contentious Wins Clover Stakes at Grosse Pointe Racecourse
Won by Contentious in the Clover Stakes for two-year-olds as three favorites, two seconds, and a long shot share the purse at Grosse Pointe New York on June 10. Multiple races listed with results, times, and entries for Gravesend and Thursday cards, including Handicaps and selling events.
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New York
Gannon
Kies Rate
Hoar
W. R. Com
Burns
Stechase
Green
Gold Ray
James
Heider
Contentious
Beldame
Minder
Della
Bob Hilliard
McCue
Mathews
Tristes
Fisher
Press Stake Won By Sardine At Grosse Pointe Race
In a photo finish at Grosse Pointe, Sardine led the stretch but Silk Cord narrowly missed victory by a neck. Kilmorie was bid up to 6 and kept by its owner. Other race results include Sir Gallant winning the first, Pluck taking the six furlongs, Octohe the four-and-one-half furlongs, and Little Duchess I triumphing at seven furlongs. Grosse Pointe entries listed for Thursday across five races.
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Astari Mackey Dwyer
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Grosse Pointe
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Sarila
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Sam Marino
Snowcap
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