Millers Rally to Beat Indianapolis in Sensational Tilt
In a high drama Chicago era baseball clash at Minneapolis, the Millers won as Indianapolis floundered in the eighth. McCreery sparked two early runs, Tamsett made stellar catches, and Ford yielded key hits in the late innings as Minneapolis broke away 6 to 5. Katoll pitched two innings for Indianapolis before Thomas steadied the Hoosiers. Columbus topped Kansas City 6 to 0 in a postponement makeup game.
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Minneapolis
Millers
Lebanon
McIntyre
Indianapolia
McCreery
O'Brien
Tamsett
Spooner
Yeager
Fox
Katoll
Hoosiers
Thomas
Ford
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Jones
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Kihm
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Smith
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Toll
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MacPartlin
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Alfred A. Brewster, Jr
Akron
The
American Association
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Terre Haute
Ohio
Eugene de Montreville
Washington
Jimmie Cook
University of Illinois
Chicago
Wheeling
Katell
Thomas Donahue
Harrison, N. J
Toledo Triumphs In Sloppy Game At Home
Toledo wins as hitting provisions swing the game despite errant play. Players include Mil Smith Schlaffey Donahue Flournoy Speer Owens Marcan German Schaufly Blankenship Dungan Meredith for Milwaukee and Schaub Butler Woods as Toledo posts six runs amid Milwaukee's nine.
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Tol. A.B.H.O.A.E. Mil. A.B.H.O.A
Milwaukee
Schaub
Butler
Owens
Marcan
German
Schalfly
Woods
Dungan
Meredith
Blankenship
Smith
Phyle
Donahue
Wood
Mullane
Cantillon Fined by President Hickey for Forfeited Game
Umpire Jack Haskell, to officiate in Indianapolis games, received notice that Manager Cantillon is fined 100 dollars and barred from the bench and playing field until further notice. Action, or further notice, to prevent Cantillon from appearing on field after game start. Milwaukee club may face separate action for the loss. Game 245 referenced. notes on other baseball events and personnel follow.
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Jack Haskell
Indianapolis
Hickey
Cantillon
Haskell
Milwaukee
Watkins Beiieves
Kellum Reserves win eleven year title in tight game
Kellum Reserves beat Run away Stars 17 to 12 to claim the eleven year championship. Address games to Fred Schortemeier at 66 South New Jersey Street. Gordon Anti Cigarette and Tobacco Club defeats Indiana Reserves 12 to 7 at Gar field Park grounds to become thirteen year champions. Address to manager Will McKee at 419 South New Jersey Street.
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Stars
Kellums
Fred Schortemeier
South
New Jersey Street
Gordon Anti-Cigarette and Tobacco Club
Indiana
Garfield Park Grounds
Gordons
Will McKee
Smith and Burford Sweep Richmond Golf Matches
Rev J Cum ming Smith and Ernst Burford of Indianapolis defeated Richmond players in three matches at Richmond Country Club on June 15. They beat Strattan and Poundstone 2 up, Dill and Dill 2 up with 1 to play, and Strattan again 2 up with 1 to play. Burford won a nine hole match against Smith 6 up, finishing the course in 40 strokes.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
J. Cumming Smith
Ernst Burford
Indianapolis
Richmond Country Club
S. S. Strattan, Jr
John Y. Poundstone
W. R. Dill
Arthur Dill
Three I League Scores and Standings Noted
Rockford leads 6 to 3 over Dubuque while Bloomington and Springfield split Cedar Rapids and Rock Island 10 to 9 with Decatur. The brief list records league results among teams including Rockford, Dubuque, Bloomington, Springfield, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Decatur.
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Rockford
Dubuque
Bloomington
Springfield
Cedar Rapids
Wenport
Rock Island
Decatur
Os Oo
Steeeees
Rockford O Bas Daven Rt
Spheid
Cesrseces
Omaha Peoria J a ery City a 14 Sives 00
Fragmentary OCR text references Omaha and Peoria with unclear city names and numbers. The readable portion mentions places and a possible date or amount but lacks coherent event details. The item appears to be a damaged brief with no clear action or outcome to report.
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Omaha
Peoria
J. A. Ery City
Plank Delivers Three Hits To Beat St Louis
Philadelphia wins 2 1 over St Louis as Plank fans three, a dropped ball leads to a visitor score. Donohue returns after a year out, attendance 3 966, solid pitching from Donohue and Plank in a 1 38 time game. Washington edges Detroit 2 1 behind Patten as Selbach and Smith drive in runs, attendance 1 008.
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St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Plank
Davis
Donohue
St. L. A
B.hlo.a.e. Phila
A.B.H.O.A.E. Hemph'l
Hartsel
Padden
Wallace
M. Cross
Seybold
Heldrick
Murphy
Hartsell
Enllecetynia
Carruthers
Patten
Mullen
A.B.H.O
E. Moran
Barrett
Selbach
Lush
Gessler
Ryan
Smith
Coughlin
Clarke
Drill
Crawford
Sheridan
Cincinnati Triumphs 4 3 Over St Louis in Narrow Finish
Cincinnati defeats St Louis 4 to 3 as ninth inning rally falls short for the visitors. Ewing’s leaping catch ends the late St Louis threat. Donlin and Seymour drive runs for Cinci while Morrissey, Corcoran also figure in scoring. Attendance 2,000. Leever blanks Chicago in Pittsburg, Leever dominates with one Chicago hit. Bransfield, Leach, Phelan drive runs. Menefee yields in late innings. Attendance 64,000.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ewing
Hackett
Seymour
Dunleavy
Williams
Pat Donovan
Smoot
Brain
Corcoran
Farrell
Holliday
Cin. A.B.H.O.A.E. St. L. A.B.H.O.A.E. Donlin
Nel
Rhoades
Morrissey
Burke
J. O'Neill
Magoon
Donovan
M. O'Neill
Wing
Pittsburg
Leever
Chicago
Menefee
Pitts
A.B. A
H.O
Harley
Rfé
Slagle
Chance
Jones
Aes
Casey
Bransfie
Leach
Phel
Bransfield
Phelps
Preyer
Ritch
Clarksville Defeats Vincennes In Sloppy Game
In Vincennes Indiana on June 16 Clarksville beat Vincennes in a game marked by many errors. Final score details show Clarksville ahead with notable contributions from Orr and Kelly while Vincennes struggled offensively. The report notes a chaotic stretch where turnovers and miscues defined the contest.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Clarksville
Boat Isle outing ends with rescue in flat-bottomed boat
A man and his family rode a flat-bottomed boat named the Suay to Boat Isle for an outing. One child was saved and another child of the laborer was rescued with help from rescuers. The incident involved the man his wife and two children.
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Bor
Suay
Nelaabor
Maurice Derango to Drive in State Fair Auto Meet
Maurice Derango, a French chauffeur based in Cleveland, will travel to this city to drive Dr. Henry Jameson’s Peerless touring car in the open and handicap events at the state fair automobile race meet next Friday and Saturday. Dr. Jameson enters the races with his car prepared. Barney Oldfield and Tom Cooper are also in town with their racing machines for a five mile race worth $1,000. First heat of the star event Friday, with second and possible third heats Saturday, plus a pursuit race between Earl Kiser and George Weidley.
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Maurice Derango
Cleveland
Henry Jameson
Dr. Jameson
Barney Oldfield
Tom Cooper
Earl Kiser
George Weidely
Triple and Single Win Terre Haute Over Marion in Last Inning
Terre Haute won today's Central League game on a Livingstone triple and a Smith single in the last inning. Marion defeated Dayton earlier as South Bend beat Wheeling 3 to 2 and Fort Wayne edged Grand Rapids 3 to 2.
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Terre Haute
Marion
South Bend
Wheeling
Grand Rapids
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Ind
Livingstone
Smith
Dayton Ae
Wheeling Terre Haute
Gave Moffitt Good Support in South Bend
South Bend produced solid support for Moffitt as Fox was forced into key hits. The scoring detailed for South Bend against Wheeling with batteries listed as Moffitt and Tieman for South Bend and Fox and Shannon for Wheeling.
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South Bend
Moffitt
Moffit
Fox
Wheeling
Tieman
John Fox
Shannon
Ohio State and Toronto meet in Toronto match results
Ohio State University defeated University of Toronto 6 to 2 in a college contest held in Toronto. Other city scores include Atlanta 2 over Nashville 5, Little Rock 10 over Memphis 4, Birmingham 1 over Montgomery 8, and New Orleans 2 over Shreveport 1, with Columbus noting the Ohio State win.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Montgomery
New Orleans
Shreveport
Ohio State University
Columbus
University of Toronto
Canada
Gravesend track muddy as Afri candar shines in May Stakes
New York June 15 heavy rains turned Gravesend into mud with only Afri candar favored to win. W R Condon captured the May stakes as Ocean Tide won the Astoria Stakes for two year olds amid a list of race summaries and muddy conditions.
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Gravesend
Africander
W. R. Condon
Oceantide
Locket
O'Brien
Daisy Green
O'Neil
Rostrand
Michaels
Odom
Duke of Kendal
Astoria
Bullman
Tepee
Burns
Julia M
Silurian
Fuler
Lord Advocate
Gannon
Carroll D
Basefall
McCue
Toledo
Waterbury
Orn
Redfern
Mrs Frank Foster Wins Free Handicap at Grosse Pointe
Mrs Frank Foster, a steady Bennings winner, defeated Corrigan's sardine in the free handicap at Grosse Pointe on June 15 in Detroit. Gardine, hindered by heavy rough going, finished second after a disappointing run while two favorites and four outsiders followed.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank Foster
Bennings
Corrigan
Sardine
Grosse Pointe
Gardine
Race Talk From the Track Cards and Tomorrow’s Grosse Pointe Entries
Race results list multiple races with horses, odds, and times including First Race Mile and One-Sixteenth won by Tiles with Neeburgan second. Other races cited include Five furlongs won by Lillianette and Seven furlongs won by Maghoni with Emma C. L. second. Grosse Pointe entries feature multiple horses and an added $1,000 six-furlong race.
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Tiles
Lorenz
Neeburgan
W. Daly
Song. Brook
Lillianette
J. Walsh
Blue Darter
Munro
Lyrist
J. O'Connor
Maghoni
Cantwell
Emma C. L
Preston
Senor
Sullivan
Mrs. Frank Foster
T. Walsh
Sardine
J. Daly
Bummer II
Battiste
Bank Street
Munroe
Leflore
Stille
Branch II
Forest
the Bronze Demon
Spring Brook
CD. Gilmore
Boxing Bouts Set At Empire In Milwaukee Interest
Otto Sieloff of Chicago and Henry Fagin of Milwaukee clash in a ten round main event at the Empire Thursday in Milwaukee. Eddie Sterns of Noblesville faces Jack Cullen in a six round semi windup, with Lawrence Clark matched to meet Kid Hendrickson in a four round preliminary. Seats on sale. Chicago interest high and many locals to attend. Art Simms decision over George Schuh in Louisville ends with Simms KO in round nineteen. Fitzgerald and Canole set for Boston July 4, with talks for Young Corbett versus Tim Callahan in Philadelphia later this month. Tommy Ryan and Dan Hickey to box six rounds at Battle Creek on June 18.
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Chicago
Henry Fagin
Milwaukee
Detroit
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Sieloff
Fagin
The
Empire
Noblesville
Eddie Sterns
Jack Cullen
Indianapolis
Lawrence Clark
Kid Hendrickson
Louisville
Art Simms
George Schuh
Louisville Athletic Club
Simms
Schuh
Willie Fitzgerald
Martin Canole
Boston
Young Corbett
Tim Callahan
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Tommy Ryan
C'Pion
Dan Hickey
Bob Fitzsimmons
Battle Creek
Aich
Mississippi Valley Trapehooters Start Annual Tournament
The eleventh annual Mississippi Valley Trapehooters Association tournament opened in Shreveport Louisiana under the Caddo Gun Club. Morning practice produced about one hundred birds with early winnings divided among shooters including Houston Fletcher Skannal Breazale and J. Breazale with bird counts ranging from 93 to 92 in the opening events.
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Mississippi Valley Trapehooters' Association
Caddo Gun Club
Houston
Mr. Fletcher
Austin
Skannal
Joserer
Breazale
Natchi
Thineon
Work on M. T. H. S. Improvements Begins
Excavation work for additions to the Manual Training High School building started yesterday morning. Contracts awarded total $64,000.
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Manual Training High School
Badger Girl Wins Petite Stakes at Harlem Race Track
J L Slaughter's Badger Girl an added starter rallied from 20 to 1 to win the Petite stakes by three lengths at Harlem in St Louis. Determination finished second with Memories third as Handsome Florrey faded. Prize for the winner was $2,300. Weather fine track good.
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J. L. Slaughter
Badger Girl
Harlem
Determination
Memories
Handsome Florrey
Hargis
Foresight
Dominick
Wenchman
T. Knight
Requirer
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Otis
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Robbins
Marlin
H. Phillips
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Golden Link
Duke of York
Murphy
M. Grannan
J. Peters
J. Reiff
Glassful
Thane
Gray
Alice Dougherty
Annie Thompson
J. Thompson
Omdurman
Won by a Neck in a St. Louis Handicap Race
A fast track drew a large crowd as the St. Louis fairgrounds hosted a six furlong handicap for three year olds and up. Scorpio nosed Frank Bell at the finish after a rough start as Santa Ventura and Father Wenther faltered. Anne Davis led the early winners, with Vestry and Mat also scoring in the day’s card.
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Scorpio
Father Wenther
Orleans
Dade
Santa Ventura
Soma
Anne Davis
Afanda
Charles Ramsey
Troxler
Wreath of Ivy
F. Smith
Liberty Bell
Dale
Jmne
Vestry
A. W. Booker
Maverick
Bell
Flash of Night
C. Bonner
L. Wilson
Arnold K
Atlas
the Wizard
Toulon
Ry the Red Wear
Josie F
Gillett
Yearlings from Ranch del Paso sell at Fasig Tipton
NEW YORK June 15 The yearlings from Ranch del Paso farm owned by J. B. Heggin sold in Fasig Tipton paddocks at Sheepshead Bay. Sidney Paget paid the top price 2000 for a son of Imp Goldfinch Cottage Girl. He bought two other chestnut colts for 1000 and 1100. Other sales over 1000 included a Bay filly by Imp Gold en Garter Aurania to P Lorillard for 150, a Bay colt by Imp Standrew or Imp Golden Garter Bundoora to R A Smith for 1000, and a Bay colt by Imp Star Ruby Daralita to A T Aste for 1700.
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J. B. Heggin
Fasig-Tipton
Sheepshead Bay
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Imp. Goldfinch Cottage Girl
St. Gatien-Hellane
St. Gatien- Bran Lass
Imp
Golden Garter
Aurania
P. Lorillard
Standrew
R. A. Smith
Ruby Daralita
A. T. Aste
Savable and Irish Lad Vie for American Derby Odds
Chicago June 5 heavy wagering on Savable and Irish Lad for the American Derby. Savable cut from 3 to 2 to 1, possibly post favorite for the weight of money. Irish Lad backed mainly by New York backers hoping Whitney and Duryea-owned colt wins. Claude with strong prospects, odds lowered from 20 to 10 to 1, no action. Derby candidates to train and ship to Washington Park. Irish Lad to East for final work. Reports of raised admission prices denied by Secretary Howard. Special to the Indianapolis Journal. DeKalb Decatur Fourth of July set with large crowds and races at Park. purses near 3000.
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Eot Claude
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Fore
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Indianapolls Journal
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Decatur Driving Club
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