Hoosiers Lose Futilely to Columbus In 3 2 Defeat
The Indianapolis club missed scoring chances as Tamsett and teammates failed with men aboard. Columbus capitalized with two runs in the eighth to seize the lead, while Ford and Hogriever led a late surge that fell short. Errors plagued Indiana, and a pivotal sixth inning only produced two runs for the Hoosiers.
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Milwaukee and Minneapolis split as McGill sets strikeout mark
McGill struck out thirteen in Milwaukee's 3 2 win over Minneapolis. Stimmel pitched well for Milwaukee. Cubs-like offense provided the decisive runs. In Kansas City, St Paul toppled the home nine as Volz and Gibson were ineffective. Attendance around 800.
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League shakeup eyed as Bement slated for drop
South Bend Central League chatter swirls with Mr. Schnell noting magnates dissatisfaction over leadership. Bement’s Evansville tie sparks critique, while Behnell forecasts no immediate changes but hints at a new president next season. Talks persist on circuit shifts, with current cities to stay for now as rivals win games and rain delays mount.
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St Louis Edges Boston 3 0 In Eleventh Inning
St Louis won 3 to 0 at Boston in eleven innings as hits clustered late. Tenney’s fielding helped Boston's defeat while Rhodes received strong support. Brain misplayed an easy ball with two out in the eleventh. Farrell, Smoot and Donovan delivered key hits for St Louis amid cold, damp weather.
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Hobart Triumph in Wimbledon Single. Women’s Meet Postponed
At Wimbledon on June 23 the lawn tennis championship opened with American Clarence Hobart defeating E S Franklin three sets to one in the open singles. In the second round G A Camden defeated Clarence Hobart. In Philadelphia the United States women’s championship began with singles doubles and mixed doubles delayed by rain, continuing through tomorrow at the Cricket Club.
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Powell Shines After Third Period In Boston Victory
Powell leads a hard hitting feature as Boston shuts out Detroit and defeats Washington. Chicago claimed a 7 to 1 win, while St. Louis eked out a 6 to 5 victory over Philadelphia. New York faced Cleveland in a tense matchup.
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South Bend Overwhelms Farrell in Big Loss for Farrell
South Bend crushed Farrell 15 to 5 as Ferguson and Tieman held the mound for South Bend while Farrell struggled with errors and hits. Terre Haute beat Dayton 4 to 1, Marion defeated Fort Wayne 8 to 4, and other results included Boston vs Detroit and St. Louis topping Philadelphia 6 to 4 in Central League play.
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Will Reorganize Circuit Western Roller Polo May Include Marion
Elwood Indiana June 23 A meeting of the Western Roller Polo Association was called to decide 11 franchise applications from six cities filed in April. Marion likely admitted while Terre Haute or Kokomo will receive the other berth with Terre Haute preferred. John Page and W F Stinson expected to secure the Marion franchise and rules to be revised. Also in New York on June 23 the first half of the world championship handball match saw Michael Egan win seven games against Timothy Twohill. The stakes total 150 in prize money and the return leg will be played July 12 in Kanturk Ireland.
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Kansas wit and a Hutchinson wedding tale
The New York Sun recalls Kansas humor in a Hutchinson marriage report. The tall groom and short bride known as Little Dolly Bow Legs highlight Kansas spirit of fellowship and neighborliness as reminiscence contrasts with the artist’s stark scene.
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Robbers Fire On Post Office Safe in Clyde O
Robbers early this morning shot at the Watchman Bar ton and then forced the private safe at Postmaster F. Jackson’s Clyde post office. They escaped with about 200 dollars in cash after the break in.
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Harvard Beats Yale In Muddy Annual Varsity Game
New Haven Conn June 23 Yale lost the annual commencement game to Harvard 10 to 6 in a rain soaked diamond. Patten pitched six innings for Yale while Harvard struck six runs in the fourth on Patten s curves amid slipping mud and cloaked in late day darkness bowman finished scoreless innings as 4000 spectators endured the long game.
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Yale Elects Burnside Winslow as Captain
New Haven Conn June 23 Yale players tonight re elected Burnside Winslow 194 captain of the team Winslow has been on the university team for three years His home is in Philadelphia.
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Presbyterians debate infant baptism and heaven in Starke County
In Starke County Indiana the Republican notes a special act by the Presbyterian Synod allowing unbaptized infants to go to heaven. The writer denounces infant damnation as barbaric and mocks the rationale of denying baptism, comparing it to feeding a baby to an alligator to appease a god.
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The Presidential Tour and Its Public Duty
The Presidential Tour is a required duty shaped by the people, yielding national benefits beyond the President’s personal gains. As transportation and travel improve, the public will increasingly expect the magistrate to engage with citizens across the nation.
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River Pirate Wins Swift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Perry Belmonts River Pirate with Hicks aboard wins the Swift stakes seven furlongs on a muddy track in 1 25 breaking the track record by one second. River Pirate defeats Yardarm Mackey Dwyer third with Inflexible winning the Surf stakes. Suburban renewal proposed with 10000 added for eligible entries run July 2 entries close June 27. Weather rainy track sloppy.
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St Louis Wednesday Racecard Summary
St Louis entries for Wednesday list four races with horses such as Lila Noel 95 and Coral Leaf 100 in the first race of four and one half furlongs. The second race features six furlongs selling with Star Nova 112 and 100 on Maverick among others. Third race is five and a half furlongs with Ben Adkins and Matt Wadleigh. fourth, six furlongs handicap includes Poseur 100 and Frank Bell 118. Other selling and claiming entries appear with numerous names and numbers across the card.
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Lakeside Stakes Won by Advantage at Washington Park
In Chicago on June 23 Advantage a two year old filly owned by T. C. McDowell won the Lakeside stakes on a heavy track at Washington Park leading from the start and holding off Glisten by a neck. The race drew ten fillies and offered a $3,200 purse with winner’s share $2,960. Gregor K. also won the mile handicap, leading all the way to beat a strong field by a length amid weight concessions.
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Taby Tosa Wins Feature at St Louis Fair Grounds
In heavy track conditions at St Louis June 23 Taby Tosa captured the feature race while Kaffir held a strong bid for second, just a neck back. Getchel won the opening race for five furlongs, with Helen Hay victorious in the six furlongs, and Wreath of Ivy triumphing in the third. Fourth race saw Toby Tosa take the mile and a sixteenth, Kaffir second, Jack Young third. Fifth went to Tom Semi See Celli with Extol and others following.
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Detroit Racecard Melange With Mixed Odds And Entries
Detroit entries for Wednesday list six races with horses like Laura Ireland, Autolight, Has Gift, Not Wisely, and Model Monarch. Odds such as 5 to 2, 7 to 10, and 4 to 5 accompany wins, seconds, and thirds across sprint to mile distances.
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Pittsburg Phil Banned From All Tracks Under Jockey Club Control
The Jockey Club in New York announced that entries of Pittsburg Phil, real name George E. Smith, would be refused at all tracks under club control. The move follows the Byran race scandal and affects the horse’s racing prospects nationwide.
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End of Second Round in Riverside Golf Championship
The second round at Riverside completed yesterday afternoon with Robert Raches, E Arnold, and E M Ogle winning. Raches beat his opponent 3 up with one to play. Arnold beat Joseph McCrea 5 up with three to play. Ogle edged A F Hall 1 up in nineteen holes. Next round pairings set for Friday morning semifinals featuring Carter, Arnold, Rawhles, Ogle, Garber, Lennox, and Maurer.
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Four Favorites Win At Highland Park Race Card
In Detroit on June 2 four favorites won on a soft track at Highland Park. Demi Tasse ran away eight miles after the start, lightly injuring no one. The two year old race at four furlongs ended with The Globe narrowly beating Outfield by a head in a photo finish. Scot McCluskey rode The Globe at 2 to 1 as Outfield finished second.
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