Rain Prevented Game In Indianapolis No Chance Against St Paul
Rainwashed contest left Indianapolis unable to challenge St Paul as the Saints dominated. Two games scheduled this afternoon featured Milwaukee losing to Columbus in Association play while Louisville met Cincinnati and Toledo defeated Louisville in a separate set.
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Indianapolis
ST. Paul
Saints
Milwaukee
Louisville
Iwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Washington Park
American Association
Ben Ladies
Watkins
Ford
MacPartlin
Williams
Chech
Stuart
Brewers
Aennet Kelly
Excett
Union Traction Line
Indianapo
Pittsburg Rout Boston as Wagner Clears Shaky Defense
Pittsburg dominates Boston 12 to 2 with Wagner driving in key runs and Boston errors opening the floodgates. Cincinnati beats Philadelphia 9 to 3 behind solid hitting, while other American Association games stumble and rain suspends St. Paul at Washington Park with postponement to Monday.
Amateurs Fail to Help Terre Haute Bowed to Wheeling
Terre Haute manager James used five Columbus amateurs who failed to bolster the team as Wheeling won, 7 to 6, in a high scoring game. Batters and Rickey, Fox and Shannon starred for Wheeling in a contest marked by costly errors.
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Terre Haute
Wheeling
Ind
James
Columbus
RHE
Batteyers
Rickey
Fox
Shannon
Western League Yesterday's Games Summary
Peoria beat Colorado 8 to 5 while Bees struggled against Lincoln Springs after 3 innings. Kansas City and Des Moines also posted a 6 to 5 score with Milwaukee dropping to 3 and Denver at 2.
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Peoria
Colorado
Bees i. Oe Heen Springs
Kansas City
Des Tsines
Milwaukee
Denver
Colorado Springs
Bloomington to Springfield Scores Highlight State Play
A fragmented score list shows Bloomington 4 over Rock Island 1 and Davenport 9 over Dubuque with Decatur 6 and Springfield. Readable fragments indicate a regional sports tally with missing items.
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Bloomington
Rock Island
Davenport
Dubuque
Decatur
Springfield
Chicago Braves Rally To Beat Phillies 5 In 9th
Chicago won 5 to 1 over Philadelphia as Callahan homered in the eighth and Waddell allowed little. Holmes, Harteel, and Reybold contributed for Chicago while Tannehill and Murphy provided the best Phila. hits. Attendance 2,734.
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Chicago
Callahan
Philadelphia
Chi. Meer
C Phil. Oe
Ae. Holmes
Harteel
Jones
Green
Dave
Ing
Calhan
Aos Vail
Reybold
Isbell
Ig Hy
Shee
Waddell
Chic Phil
Tannehill
Murphy
Holmes
Seybold
McFarland
M. Cross
Davis
Patterson
Sheridan
Cleveland Wins Behind Wright as Boston Falls in Cleveland
Wright allows three singles a double and a triple as Boston loses to Cleveland 5 to 3 in front of 2 977 fans. Lajoie Dougherty Freeman Parent Lachance and Rand Bay steady for Cleveland while Wright and Dineen thread the mound.
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Boston
Wright
Cleve
Parent
Lachance
Ferris
Criger
C. Dineen
Rand—Bay
Lajoie
Hickman
Dougherty
Collins
Freeman
Flick
O' Brien
Dineen
Daughter
O'Laughlin
Two Towns Drop Out of League in Indiana and Alabama
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Vincennes Indiana June 19 Vincennes and New Decatur Alabama have left the league. Vincennes departs tonight for six games at Henderson. A possible reorganization would include Vincennes Washington Princeton in Indiana Cairo in Illinois Henderson and Paducah in Kentucky. If it fails Vincennes will play independent ball. Today's loss came on errors with 400 in attendance. Score Cairo 27 Vincennes 7 batteries McNeil Kelly Crotty Rutledge.
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A.b.lo
A.E
A.E. Lin
Thomas
Keister
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Zimmer
Williams
Donlin
Seymour
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Aes
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O'Connor
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Itcher
Indianapolis Journal
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Stout
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Ater
All Ton
Wabash College
Itt
Pur
Muncie Police urged to halt Sunday baseball game
In Muncie Indiana Mayor Sherritt says Governor Durbin supports police commissioners blocking Sunday baseball in Munice. The Metropolitan Police Commissioners plan to rule on stopping the next Indy St Paul game at Athletic Park, though outside city limits. GOSHEN notes: Milford baseball’s win 6 to 2 over Goshen city team with Wabash College’s ater pitching.
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Muncie
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Sherritt
Durbin
Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners
Athletic Park
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Coney Island Handicap Upset and Namcoki Wins Daisy Stakes
In the Sheepshead Bay meet Blues was injured after a rough finish in the Coney Island Handicap where Blues rider Hoar was hurt and a foul claim delayed payouts. Frank Farrell’s Namcoki led the Daisy Stakes at 15 to 1, defeating Rusk and Jim Kelly.
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New York
Lady Uncas
Blues
Astarita
Sheepshead Bay
Hoar
Frank Farrell
lcCue
Monett
Bullman
Yellow Hammer
O'Neill
Nevermore
Haack
Coruscate
Russell Eee Nence Illiams
Nameoki
Rusk
Odom
Jim Kelly
McCue
Redfern
Irish Jewel
Carroll D
O'Brien
Lady Potentate
Burns
Tipgallant
Jo Phillips
Mystic Shriner
Gold Ray
Gumhoney
Semper Ira
Howard Gratz
King Edward
Bob Alone
Buck Lodge
Fox Hunter
Victor
Perden
Fabious
Young Bees
Saccharometer
Armoath
the Carmelite
Duke of Kendal
Satire
King Raine
Valley Forge
Boxwood
the Plume
Knob Hampton
Ruled Off The Track At Grosse Pointe Races In Rain
Mare Aimless and trainer E. E. Farley were ruled off after the mare Sarah Black was not produced, replaced by Aimless claimed at Latonia. H. H. Kingsbury, owner of the substituted horse, also ruled off as races went on in wet conditions with small fields and favored horses struggling.
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Mich
E. E. Farley
Grosse Pointe
Farley
Sarah Black
Aimless
Latonia
Kentucky Track
H. H. Kingsbury
Senor
J. O'Connor
Aratoma
T. Dean
Dr. Moody
Barton
Handmore
D Hall
Miss Fleischman
J Miller
Re Ibe
W. Daly
Star Gazer
T Dean
Anna
Forest
Nellbeet
Peratt
Joe Lesser
T. Walsh
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Honey Ae
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Hopedale
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Mr. Tiptop
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Jack McGinn
Mourth
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Fonsaluca
the Quiet
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Weird
Minnie
Mary
Presgrave
Artoma
Illuminate
Brookston
John Drake
Baffied
Branch II
Necrea
Reliance narrowly lands win over Constitution in yacht race
In a hotly contested twenty five mile triangle race at Indian Harbor Long Island Sound, Reliance beat Constitution by one minute fifty seconds after over four hours of sailing. Columbia trailed, hampered by luffing, wind shifts and light airs.
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Indian Harbor
Long Island Sound
Constitution
Columbia
Reliance
Sound
Connecticut
Anish Line
Dr Stephens Wins Harlem Feature Upsetting Odds
Chicago June 19 Dr Stephens at 12 to 1 won a mile and an eighth handicap in the Harlem meeting closing day runaway. Orsina, heavily played good thing, led Six-shooter second and Major Tenny third. Jockeys Reiff and Sinclair injured in first race as Discord and Galba collided. Weather wet track good.
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Dr. Stephens
Harlem
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Major Tenny
Hargis
Johnny Reiff
Sinclair
Reiff
Galba
Orsina
Treanor
Sarah Maxim
Robbins
Alfie
Sheehan
Toad
Winkfield
Silvia Talbot
Helgeson
Burnie Bunton
Ferrell
Knapp
Knight
H. Phillips
Golden Link
Carter
Crest
Owens
Ceyion
Cairns
Maggie Leeber
Sanctum
Crowhurst
Cossmadsrey
Bonner
Ime
Alfred C
J. Booker
Omdurman
Comsat
Phillips
Frank Bell Wins Feature at Fair Ground Card
Frank Bell won the day’s feature at Fair Ground, aided by a slow start for rivals. Santa Ventura finished second two lengths back, with Scorpio third after a strong finish from a poor start. Weather fine and track fast. The program listed six more races with multiple placements and St. Louis entries for Saturday across six furlongs to a mile and a half events, plus Rancho del Paso yearling sales at Sheepshead Bay in New York highlighting Elmendorf and Haggin properties.
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Frank Bell
Scorpio
Breme
Croix D'Or
Santa Ventura
Atlas
Gullet
Princess Lucille
Heidel
Max Rose
W. Watson
Chandoo
Watson
Eugenia
F. Smith
Dr. Clark
Troxler
Matt Wadleigh
Kelly
Ben Adkins
Dale
Es McGovern
Wainwright
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Ladas
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Poseur
Mint Leaf
Almanzo
St. Louis
General Dix
Lucius M
Ed Bishop
Aline
Lady Idris
Herodas
Alalia
Felton
Dr. Jones
Eocrys
Aransas
Oakling
Black Scot
Faquita
Orpheum
Aunt Durcie
Dr. Holscher
Ed Ball
Viccerne
Bourke Cochran
Pettijohn
the Messenger
Leenia
Warner
Baro
Kitty Clyde
New York
Rancho del Paso
Sheepshead Bay
Elmendorf Stud
J. B. Haggin
horse lineage and sale prices listed in pedigrees
Rancho del Paso stud through several sires and foals sold to Newton Bennington and others. Prices range from 1,200 to 8,000 dollars for colts and fillies, including yearlings and foals. Names include Imp Watercress, Abercorn, Indie, Imp. F ate ee, and Arkle with buyers such as Dr. Rowell and Sidney Paget.
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Rancho del Paso stud—Ch. c
Imp
Watercress
Newton Bennington
B. c
Abercorn-Imp
Thankful Blossom
Dr. Rowell
Indie-Trolley
Sidney Paget
Andrew Vernette
St Louis Teams Win at Bobringville Range Shoot
In St Louis on June 19 three local teams hosted ten visiting organizations at the Bobringville range. First team 1,249 points led by Louis Schweighoeffer Sam Dorman Dr. E H Kessler William Ressler C W Bauer Jr Robert Bethmann and Dr Schneidewind. Other results list Chicago Davenport Milwaukee and others with scores from 1,901 to 905. In Michigan Jackson saw the second Michigan State shoot day with Phel lis Mechanicsburg scoring 192, Hensler Battle Creek 134, and Heikes Dayton tied for third with Waters Baltimore at 183. Hensler won the state trophy with 35 straight breaks.
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Bobringville Range
Louis Schweighoeffer
Sam Dorman
E. H. Kessler
William Ressler
C. W. Bauer, Jr
Robert Bethmann
Dr. Schneidewind
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Davenport
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la Wis
Chilton
Highland
Dubuque
Jackson
Mich
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Mechanicsburg
Max Hensler
Battle Creek
Heikes
Dayton
Waters
Baltimore
Hensler
American Derby Outlook At Washington Park Crowd Could Break Records
Chicago June 19 The American Derby drawing a 60000 crowd as twenty three horses contest the 33175 purse with Savable favored at 21-2 to 1. Weather uncertain with light rains and a Western field including Claude Rate and Flo Carlin.
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Washington Park Track
Washington Park Club
Savable
Linguist
Judge Himes
Claude
Rate
Ravel
Wheeler
Jockey Club
England
Himes
Gregor K
Salvator
Flo Carlin
Modesty
Exit One
Lester
Johnny
Hate
Derby Entries and Bets Dominate Harlem Race Day
Race at Harlem draws heavy betting for the Derby with big wagers and multi-book odds. Entrants include Judge Him, The Picket, High Chancellor, Dick Welles, Linguist, Forc rs and Art, Monsi eur Beaucaire, Flo Carline, Early, Bad News, Colonnade, Gold Bell, McGowan, Sinner Simon, Bonnie Burr and more. Separate notes mention possible rides for Harlem and Savable hedging, with owners and trainers awaiting final decisions.
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Dominick
Wonderly
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Helgerson
Henry
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Au Revoir
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Myister
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Jason
Eugenia B
Scipio
Black Wolfe
Peter R. Somers
the Hebrew
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Lord Touchwood
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Brownie Anderson
Avon
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Eva's Darling
Longfie
Larson
Ontonagon
In Coat
Fast six round draw in Milwaukee boxing bout
Buddy Ryan of Chicago and Charley Neary of Milwaukee fought a fast six round draw at the Badger Athletic Club. Ryan led early, Neary bloodied Ryan in round three, rounds four and six split honors, with final flurries from both sides. In Portland, Walcott of Boston and Peter Jackson of Baltimore also drew after twenty rounds at the Pastime Club.
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Buddy Ryan
Chicago
Charley Neary
Badger Athletic Club
Ryan
Neary
Ryan’ le
Ryan Hammer and Tongs
Buddy
Portland
Ore
Joe Walcott
Boston
Peter Jackson
Baltimore
Jackson
Wolcott
State encampment proposes moving Decoration Day date
Niagara Falls June 1 The State encampment of the 4 A. R. Coe adopted a resolution to change Decoration Day to the last Sunday in May or the first Sunday in June. The aim is to prevent the holiday from becoming a general sports holiday and restore its original significance.
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Niagara Falls
A. R. Coe
Department
Memphis Shreveport Nashville Montgomery Fee List
Fragmentary OCR shows a sequence of city names Memphis Shreveport Nashville Montgomery and the word fee. The text lacks context and details about events, dates, or actions.
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Memphis
Shreveport
Nashville
Montgomery
Fee Et Hee
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