Kellum Stifles Minneapos as Millers Blank Colts
William Kellum used his whip to limit Minneapolis to five hits as Indianapolis shut them out 3 to 0 in a tense American Association game in Louisville. Fox led the hitters with several key baselines and Vasbinder’s curves troubled the visitors, while O'Brien and Coulter contributed in defense and offense for the Hoosiers. The contest featured a clean field with costly miscues by Minneapolis guiding the final score.
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William Kellum
Minneapolis
Puzsling
Millers
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Kellum
Lally
Centhe
O’brien
Fox
Vasbinder
Coulter
Herydon
Martin
Hoghever
O'Brien
Oyler
McCreery
Spooner Jones
Jones
Fort Wayne Triumphs Over Grand Rapids Amid Multinning Rally
Fort Wayne rallied with five runs in the last three innings to top Grand Rapids five to two in Fort Wayne. Evansville edged Dayton 9 to 8 in eleven innings after Hoff exited early. South Bend powered past Marion 9 to 3 as Easton struggled. Terre Haute 3, Wheeling 8. Central League standings show Fort Wayne at 16 losses, Evansville and Grand Rapids with similar marks.
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Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Sooth Bend
Marion
Evansville
Wheeling
Terre > Haute
Dayton
South Bend
Terre Haute
Grandida
Yesterday's Games Colorado Springs 9 Peoria 1
Irregular OCR note reports a 9 to 1 result for Colorado Springs over Peoria with unclear extra fragments about other teams and scores.
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Colorado Springs
Peoria
Jou
Asas Hiwaanee
Rockford Edges Dubuque In Tight Opener
In the first game Rockford defeated Dubuque 3 to 2. The second game saw Dubuque lose 4 to 2 to Rockford. A later slate lists Davenport 4 over Cedar Rapids 3, Decatur 8 over Rock Island 7, and Bloomington 5 beating Springfield 4.
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Rock Island
Decatur
Davenport
U Dubuque
Rockford
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Springfield
Ladies Day Preview and Indiana Teams at Washington Park
No game at Washington Park today. Kellam likely to pitch for Indianapolis in Muncie Sunday. Ford to start for Indianapolis against St Paul tomorrow. Four Indianapolis pitchers Keller, Ford, McPartlin and Ilams now on Roadshape. Newlin's condition doubtful. Two Washington Park games Saturday between Indianapolis and St Paul with 2 15 start. Saints bid for second place as Indianapolis fights for position.
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Kellam
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Muncie
Ford
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Roadshape
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McPartlin
Ilams
Newlin
Washington
Indianis
Saints
Beansane
Oan
Brooklyn Beats Boston Afternoon Game in National League
Boston won the morning game 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel between Garvin and Pittinger. In the afternoon, Brooklyn routed Boston 7 to 0 as Pratt’s delivery was hit hard. New York defeated Philadelphia 9 to 8 despite Bowerman’s suspension for three days after a dispute with an umpire.
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Bowerman
Neae
Petre Brookyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Sicencea Ae
Cleveland Beats Boston in Forenoon. Boston Tops Cleveland in Afternoon
In Boston on June 17, Cleveland won the forenoon game by exploiting hits and a wild throw, while Boston captured the afternoon contest with timely hitting and fielding, earning doubleheader split. The Philadelphia and St Louis game featured big innings and home runs, with Philadelphia prevailing 6-1. New York defeated Chicago 2-1 behind Wolfe's strong pitching, and Washington’s game was halted after two innings. Other notes include Vincennes losing to Cairo and Arcadia beating Lapel 10-7 in a separate schedule update.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lapel
Arcadia
Brush predicts 50000 at New York ball game and possible field merge
New York club president John T Brush believes attendance could reach fifty thousand if the Giants continue winning. He contemplates Polo Grounds and Manhattan Field potentially joined to accommodate crowds while denying focus on consolidation of leagues. He praises McGraw and the team’s harmony and notes the public cares more for good baseball than gate receipts.
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New York
John T. Brush
Giants
Polo Grounds
Manhattan Field
Brush
McGraw
Mr. Brush
Pblic
Pittsburg
Giants and eight-team league debate stirs New York fans
In a dialog with Mr Brush the discussion turns to league consolidation and whether the New York Giants can win the pennant. Brush argues a single league could suffice, noting public sentiment shifts with team performance and questioning the value of multiple leagues while maintaining doubt about future standings.
Open shooting tournament closes at Matthews Field
Muncie Indiana June 17 Hood Watters of Baltimore led the two days open shooting event at Matthews with 31 points. Others following included P W Thellis Mechanics 9 E P Fort Fontoria and Trimble Covington Ky with scattered scores.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Matthews
Hood Watters
Baltimore
P. W. Thellis
Mechanics 9
E. P. Fort
Fontoria
Trimble
Covingson
Derby Trial Special Produces Narrow Finish at Harlem
In Chicago on June 17 the Harlem Derby trial special delivered a photo finish with Savable, Linguist, and Judge Himes crossing nearly together. Savable, the 1 to 2 favorite, kept ahead as Gray guided him, while Judge Himes closed with a hair-raising rush suggesting a longer Derby distance would have favored him. Bernays and other contenders faded from contention, and a detailed card of races followed the dramatic energy of the trial.
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Harlem
Savable
Linguist
Judge Himes
Gray
Bernays
Wishard
Himes
Claude
Manru
Au Revoir
Gregor K
Gillain
Maxey Blumenthal
Joe Martin
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H. Booker
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Owens
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Iil
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J. F. Mayberry
Collonade
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Adkins
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Henry
Alfred C
H. Phillips
Lord Touchwood
Robbins
Bell
Louis Wagner Wins at Saint Louis Fair Grounds
In a fair card at Saint Louis fair grounds Louis Wagner, the second choice, wins the feature over Maud Gonne while Hilee leads early and takes the fifth race. Quaker Girl, Wreath of Ivy, and The Wizard also claim victories in shorter sprints with track listed as fast.
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W. Watson
Traxler
Father Wenker
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Kenova
the Wizard
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Eliza Dillon
Fancy Prices For Yearlings At Sheepshead Bay Sale
New York June 17 At the Rancho D Paso yearling sale at Sheepshead Bay the high bids came for bay colts. A bay colt by Imp Ster Ruby Linda Vista sold for 15000 after bidding by Kneale. P Lorillard bought several good yearlings including a bay colt by Imp Goldfinch Lucanta for 14000. Other notable sales reached 2500 and 1400 with bidders including Deimel Morris Paget and Beattie among others.
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Imp. Ster
Deimel
Morris
Paget
J. Kneale
P. Lorillard
Imp. Goldfinch- Lucanta
Impe Patercress-Lafechs
A. S. BR
B. c
Impa Primera
P. Dunne
John J. Ryan resigns as Queen City Jockey Club head
Cincinnati June 17 John J Ryan turfman resigns as general manager of the Queen City Jockey Club Newport in favor of Frank Fowler. He cites indictments in St Louis connected to the Washington post office scandal. Newport track opens next Saturday for 140 days. The track is outlawed by the Western Jock Club but recently recognized by the Eastern Jockey Club.
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John J. Ryan
Queen City Jockey Club
Newport
Frank Fowler
Ryan
St. Louis
Washington Post Office
D. W. Miller
Western Jock Club
Eastern Jockey Club
Last Day at Gravesend Ends Brooklyn Spring Meeting
New York June 17 The Brooklyn Jockey Club spring meet closes with long shots dominant except Vanness as the lone winning favorite. Tomorrow the meet shifts to Sheepshead Bay for the Suburban handicap with results across six races led by Van Ness proper River Pirate Valour Duke of Kendal Bob Murphy and Faulconbridge winning in time.
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
Vanness
Sheepshead Bay
van Ness
O'Neil
Petra II
Creamer
Blue Banker
Wilkerson
Proper
River Pirate
Hicks
Himself
Valour
Michaels
Reveille
Redern
Julia M
Haack
Pomopano
Mathews
Faulconbridge
Arting
Spring Silk
McCue
Aminte
Keenan
Detroit Races Highlight Free Handicap Feature
In Detroit on June 17 the fourth race, a free handicap, topped the program with Scortic seizing the lead then winning easily after beating Easy Street. Brackets and four outsiders also scored. detailed results list multiple six furlong and mile events with winners including Zarkee Little Koy and Oconee. Grosse Pointe entries for Thursday show a mix of six furlongs and one mile events with numerous named horses and contenders.
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the Fiddler
Ane
Weildeman
1Rick
Rowd
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Sn Kubelik
Howling Dervish
Deerhunter
Oudenarde
Found
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Rose Court
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Ida Penzance
the Messenger
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May Combs
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Illuminate
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Zonne
Discus
Springbrook
Baird
Lou Rey
Sieloff Aims to Beat Fagin in Indy Boxing Show Down
Chicago lightweight Otto Sieloff arrives in Indianapolis for a ten round main event against Milwaukee’s Henry Fagin at the Empire Theater under the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Fagin seeks payback for a past loss as Sieloff trains hard, while Noblesville’s card features Cullen vs Sterns and local bantamweights Clark and Hendrickson with Poodle Sellers in prelims. A Memphis barge fight ends in a twenty round draw between Johnny Lin of St Louis and Johnny Kelly of Chicago, with Kelly showing the edge in open exchanges.
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Empire Theater
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Grand Hotel
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Steloff
Noblesville Sports
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Kid Hendrickson
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Memphis Athletic Club
Johnny In
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Johnny Kelly
Kelly
Oxford Cambridge beat Harvard in first transatlantic lacrosse clash
The combined Oxford and Cambridge Universities team from England defeated Harvard in the first international lacrosse match played on this side of the Atlantic, marking the second such meeting in the history of the sport.
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Mass
Oxford
England
Harvard
Atx
Ove
Thi
Many Members and Their Friends Hold a Dance on the Craft
A social event aboard a brightly lit vessel drew numerous members and their guests for an evening of dancing. Attendees enjoyed music and fellowship as the ship moved along, with emphasis on camaraderie and festive ambiance aboard the craft.
Suburban Handicap Field Set Amid Muddy Track Odds
New York June 17 Twenty one horses announced for the Suburban handicap with rain likely and a muddy track at Coney Island. E R Thomas buys Hermis control from L V Bell for nine thousand dollars, and acquires Rice’s contract, with a two year run and ten thousand dollar salary for the jockey.
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Col Bill
Igniter
Nder
Heno
Judge Himes Price Cuts in Chicago Derby Prospect
In Chicago the Derby and Hawthorne winner Judge Himes has become a second choice for the American Derby after a Derby trial. His odds dropped to 8 to 1, tying with Claude and Bernays, with Savable still the favorite at 2 to 1. The field may grow to more than fifteen as Fore-and-Aft and others arrive, while several runners are listed as out or uncertain.
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Bernays
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