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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
2
Thulman secured his sixth straight win for Cincinnati over St Louis as Crawford and Hoy shone at the plate and the O'Neil brothers endured their first defeat in a month. Attendance 5,000. score details show Cincinnati prevailed in a well played matchup.
Chicago edges Pittsburg 4-2 after a record breaking extra inning clash. Klings scores the winning run in the nineteenth after Lowe delivers a clean single to left. Attendance 10,000 as Taylor and Kling duel in a high effort game with 14 hits each.
Washington June 22 Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday fair for Illinois Indiana and Ohio with rising temperatures and light variable winds. Ohio to be fair and warmer with light variable winds Barometer and temperatures noted. Maximum 67 minimum 55 and clear conditions across regions.
Steamship notices report arrivals and departures at New York, Moville, Philadelphia, Amber, and Liverpool. Vessels include Bo nin from Liverpool, Citta di Torino from Genoa, Columbia from Glasgow, Statendam from Rotterdam, and Arbia from Liverpool, with departures for Gibraltar and New York.
Chicago lost two close games amid errors at critical moments. Oyler's hit and Strang's fumbles produced the winning run in the first game, while Garvin's pitching in the second failed to hold a late lead. Attendance 15,750.
DETROIT June 22 In a lively Detroit versus Boston game umpire Johnstone drew ire late while Harley was ejected for kicking crowds surged after the final out but players escorted the umpire to safety. Box score lists Mullen and McGuire for Detroit and Prentis and Warner for Boston. Attendance 6,000.
The off year athletic Turners meet in Louisville featured Indianapolis Socialer Turnverein sweeping first in both first and second class team events. Individual honors went to Max Emmerich of Socialer Turnverein and Herman Sielken of Socialer Turnverein, while George Hellen of Louisville led field events with a 9 ft 4 in pole vault.
Milwaukee bats capitalize on Wagner's control issues to beat Columbus 5 to 3 in the second game of the series. Herman pitched effectively for the visitors as 4,400 fans attended. Score by innings shows Milwaukee breaking through late with key hits and a homer by Beville.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Muncie Ind June 22 Sidney defeated Muncie 8 to 0. Bissell led Sidney with a first inning home run. Muncie’s hits were scattered. Batter ies Hicks and Poore for Muncie Saltmarsh and Niffer for Sidney.
Logansport defeated the South Whitley Grays 5 to 1 with Shuman and Oram listed on batteries. Montpelier fell to Indianapolis Reserves 11 to 5, with numerous Montpelier errors and Bat panesation and Merida noted. Indianapolis remains in second place as St Paul’s loss opens a path toward first.
The Star Store defeated the People’s Outfitting Company at Driving Club Park with twelve runs in the first inning and a commanding lead. Oliver pitched well for Star Store, while lack of support and mistimed plays hampered the People's team. E. Jordan and Benewitz contributed for Star Store as Olivers’winting effort set the tone in a nine inning Commercial League game.
London dispatch notes that reports from black soil grain regions of southern Russia indicate an abundant harvest is assured, according to sources in Odessa as of June 23.
Keeble shines for Uncle Sam as Postoffice defeats Marott 4 runs to 2 at Forest Park. Waller troubled by hits. detailed box shows Marott batters Gates Cobler Manning Hartman Porter McCauley Keeble Radcliffe and Walter contributing.
Edna Hall known as the cowboy girl leaped from an Illinois streetcar near Thirty-sixth Street at speed. She was found unconscious with no serious injuries, later deemed to be a severe shock with no fractures or internal damage. She was taken to Ferger's drugstore and then to City Hospital for examination.
The St Marys Girls and Boys School on East Maryland Street opens its annual painting and needlework exhibit under Sister Mary Rose. The show, claimed to be the finest yet, features oil and water works on china and canvas, with decorated china by Mrs H E Thomas and many pieces on display in a large second floor room. The exhibit runs until next Friday night with commencement exercises to follow.
London dispatch reports that the Times Chinese indemnity question divides opinions on currency. US stance favors a strict protocol, urging China to avoid yielding to appeal ad misericordiam. The article notes mandarins facing foreign pressure and alarming excesses in metal extraction, with silver perceived as insufficient to cover vast sums.
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