Milwaukee Left Field Forfeits After Cantillon Fight
The Milwaukee team left the field in the first inning after manager Cantillon fought with police officers at Washington Park in Indianapolis. Umpire Cunningham forfeited the game to Indianapolis 9 to 0. The incident triggers a possible $500 fine on Milwaukee under American Association rules.
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Kansas City Beats Louisville in Final Series Game
Kansas City won the final game by clustering hits and capitalizing on two errors and two walks. Odwell and Ganley starred in catching. Attendance was 6. The box shows Kerwin Hart Brashear Schriever Bohannon among Louisville players and Maloney Nance Grady Souders with KC. Captain Louis Bohnstadt to lead Manual Training High’s team next year. manager G A Abbott reelected.
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Grand Hotel
Terre Haute Bounces Back In Central League Action
South Bend defeated Wheeling 9 to 5 on clever batting and pitcher Ream's effective work. Evansville toppled Grand Rapids 9 to 0 as Parkins troubled Grand Rapids. Dayton beat Fort Wayne 4 to 3 with Curtis keying the victory. Local notes mention upcoming games, pitcher Newlin and Kellum prospects, and league officials preparing for matches in Indianapolis Cincinnati and Louisville.
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Home Run Ends Fourteen-Inning Win for Phillies
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 2 to 0 in fourteen innings on a home run by Pickering over the right field fence. Waddell and Joss pierce a pitching duel as Cleveland makes a muffed throw and a two-base hit fuel their lone run. Attendance 6,296. Washington and Chicago game goes to Chicago in the ninth after tied score early. final 6 to 4.
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Bloomington Defeats Bedford 10 to 4 in Bloomington
Blooming ton high lights Clevenger and Ross as key players in a 10 to 4 Bloomington win over Bedford with strong center fielding and solid hitting. Batteries Hunter and O’Donnell for Bloomington and Seig Bringham Kramer for Bedford. Michigan Defeats Cornell 7 to 2 in Ann Arbor.
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Equaled track record in big handicap at Harlem Chicago
Crest the favorite with top weight won the Big Handi cap at Harlem Chicago equaling the track record 3 31 flat by five lengths. Twelve jumped all clean in front of a large crowd as Allegiance Nines and others followed. Weather fine track good.
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Change Works Wonders St Louis Lineup Shifts Wins Easily
Donovan changes lineup as St Louis defeats Boston 12 to 3. Willis exits after five innings. Watched by 1,800 fans. Chicago hammer Wicker. Philadelphia, time 2 hours, 1,200 attendance, score 5 to 3. Two-game MLB slate includes Boston at St Louis and New York at Cincinnati with cold weather.
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River Pirate Beats Hermis In Gravesend Second Race
River Pirate led most of the race to defeat Hermis by three quarters of a length in the Gravesend second. Luminosity won the Hanover stakes at 2 to 1 as heavy track conditions persisted, while public sentiment favored Hermis ahead of the Suburban.
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Santa Ventura Wins Feature at Fair Grounds on Fast Track
Santa Ventura defeated odds on favorite Elastic in the main event at the fair grounds, paying 10 to 1. The card included six races with multiple thoroughbred entrants and a St. Louis entries list for Saturday across six races, featuring horses like J. W. O'Neill and Kilo in earlier dashes and the St. Louis Derby contenders.
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Ravel Boosted as Derby Contender With Hawthorne Workout
English bred colt Ravel owned by Ed Corrigan, long tipped as a Derby dark horse, posted a mile and a quarter in 2 2 3 4 at Hawthorne in a easy effort. Jockey J Reiff was kept aboard to rate him, signaling Derby plans despite a mixed track and late public betting shifts.
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Grosse Pointe Race Day Attracts Mix Of Outsiders And Big Plays
At Grosse Pointe track in Detroit racing opened with an uneven day as outsiders took four races and Bank Street edged a stretch drive in the mile and seventy yards feature. Tempe J and Tempe J.’s win in the last race led to strong play in poolrooms with a notable Campau stake field expected tomorrow.
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Local union sets summer hours and holiday closures
At the last regular meeting of the bar bers local union it was decided to keep open on Friday night July 3 until 10 p m and close on Saturday July 4 at noon and remain closed for the day. The union also decided to close all day on Labor day to give each member of the local a chance to participate in the Labor day parade.
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Remains of executee Arrive After Michigan City Death
The remains of Ora Copenhaver, executed at Michigan City prison yesterday morning, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon over the Monon road. Funeral services will be held at his mother's home on West North street, with burial planned for Zionsville.
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Oldfield eyes ten mile record at Fair Grounds
Barney Oldfield of Toledo could attempt to lower the ten mile record held by Alexander Winton during the state fair grounds meet next Friday and Saturday. Oldfield meets Tom Cooper of Detroit in a five mile match race and both drivers plan to run every mile under 1 10. Cars for the meet have arrived, with practice to start Wednesday afternoon.
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Prize Bowling Winners in Marion Tournament
The Marion Club hosted a two man bowling tournament concluding this week. Wilhite and Holloway won first prize with a total handicap of 17 pins across fifteen games, earning $15. Graff and Mueller took second with a 20 handicap and $10 prize. Special prizes went to Robe Bryson for high average at 2013-15 and to Peace Sacer for three game team score 1,29 pins.
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Mrs. A. W. Wilson Missing After Wandering From Home
Police search for Mrs. A W Wilson, 65, of 1012 North New Jersey Street, who wandered from home and is feared lost. She is described as feeble minded and prone to wandering, with a history of getting lost about once a year, and was last seen in the city neighborhood.
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District men hunt old lady in western city area
The old woman eluded police by daybreak, being found on North Lilinets street near dawn by two patrolmen not assigned to the search. The incident shows local authorities extended efforts to locate the missing woman.
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Community News Briefs and Schedule Highlights
City notes report club meeting this afternoon at 2535 Roosevelt avenue with Mrs Valdenaire. Campers Vanlandingha, Crowe and Rhodes near St Joseph Michigan for three weeks. First Presbyterian Quartet to perform four numbers at Christian Endeavor mass meeting tomorrow night. Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society to hold annual meeting June 16 at 10:30 a m at 1341 North Illinois street. Rev Marion Crosley to discuss Our Children the Flag and the Cross tomorrow morning at Central Universalist Church. Children’s Sunday service planned with special song in the evening. W B Berry Law and Supply Company seeks name change per court petition. Central Avenue Methodist Church to observe Flag Day with 9 30 service and Judge Hadley speaking on The Meaning of the Flag. John A Schumacher Company low bid on School building No 40 at Senate avenue and Walnut street 22 780 18 Farrell wins plumbing contract 1 248, completion by Oct 5 with daily forfeiture thereafter. Children’s service at Second Presbyterian Church 9 45 tomorrow with talks on flag adoption and conquest flag. George S Applegate to lecture on California at Central Christian Church June 16 under Indianapolis Christian Endeavor Union. includes Pacific coast views and a moving-tyre show and violinist Ellis Levy with Mrs S L Kiser assisting.
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Mattresses Searched as Jail Siege Ends
Sheriff Metager ordered a full cell search after finding a small arsenal in the county jail federal ward yesterday morning. All mattresses and pillows were cut and straw replaced. every nook was combed until weapons were discovered, thwarting a planned mass escape by inmates.
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Met Railway Employes Demand Higher Wages
Superintendent D. C. Moon met yesterday with ten representatives of brakemen and conductors on the L BE and W Railroad who pressed for an average wage increase of about six percent. The request was not granted but wages were equalized and overall conditions discussed.
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