Columbus Defeats Indianapolis in Tight Pitching Duel
In Columbus on June 2, Summer pitched nearly a perfect game for Columbus, allowing three hits and one run on an Indianapolis error. McMackin also pitched well but tied to a costly seventh inning wild throw. Kelly starred at first for Indianapolis with spectacular one handed plays. Nearly 900 watched as Columbus benefited from errors by Indianapolis while visitors used bunting to stay competitive.
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Batteries-Phyle and Warner in New York Cincinnati game
New York beat Cincinnati 8 to 3 with errors on Cincinnati first base and 3 left on bases for New York. Phyle allowed one walk and six strikeouts, Davis hit a three-base, Van Haltren Selbach Strang and Harley made two-base hits, and a pair of double plays aided the outcome.
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Rain Halts Evansville Rock Island Ninth Inning Chase
In Terre Haute and Bloomington reports from June show rain interruptions and postponed games. Evansville tied Rock Island 2 2 after nine innings before rain halted play. other scores list Davenport and Bloomington losses, Decatur Cedar Rapids postponed, and Shreveport Memphis plus Nashville Selma and Chattanooga Birmingham lineups with varied battery pairings. Crawfordsville notables: three straight wins on timely hits.
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Indianapolis to Host Two Games with Dayton Today
Indianapolis returns home from Columbus at 1 59 am and will play two afternoon games with Dayton, one transferred from September. Guese and Sutthoff to pitch for Indianapolis. Auschaupt reports rising interest in Columbus as the team shows improved play. Dayton visits Monday and Tuesday, Indianapolis travels to Grand Rapids Wednesday for the Louisville game moved there.
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Louisville
Matthews Cubs Top Memphis Chickasaws In Narrow Win
The Matthews Indiana team defeated the Memphis Chickasaws yesterday in Memphis by 9 to 4. The report notes upcoming T P A meeting at 1 30 this afternoon at the West Maryland clubhouse and mentions a traveling group called the Bloomer Girls who beat Bedford 5 to 4. Also cited is a rumor Washington would relocate the Brooklyn NL club to Washington and that repairs are underway at NL Park. A state courthouse official game is planned at Central Hospital for the Insane next Saturday, and a Monroe Center incident left Morris Carlson dead after a lightning strike during a game with several other players stunned but later recovered.
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Two Won in Straight Heats at Business Men's Driving Club
At yesterday afternoon's meet five events produced two straight-heat winners. Billy S. took the free-for-all, Priesa won the 2:40 trot, and other class victors included Dilatory in the three-minute class, Akela in the 2:20 heats, and McGinty in the 2:40 class.
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Milwaukee Whitewashed by Miller in Detroit game
Detroit 0 Milwaukee 7 as Miller and Buelow combine for a strong pitching and fielding effort. Garvin and Maloney contributed on offense with decisive support securing the win.
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Baltimore Triumphs as Fraser Surrenders in Eighth Inning
In a tight game, Philadelphia pushed ahead in the eighth inning with two triples, a double, and three singles totaling five runs. Fraser and Howell pitched stoutly until the decisive frame. Donkin and Lajoie contributed solidly on defense and at bat in a closely fought contest.
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Paris to Berlin auto race fans greet peace alongside flags
Berlin crowds celebrate the Paris Berlin automobile race with French and German flags flying, crowds from Paris arriving for the finish, and M Fournier leading the field with a nine hour seven minute finish to Hanover.
Outcry in the Deputies Over Paris Berlin Auto Race
Paris lawmakers demand speed limits after crashes and a child’s death as seventy three cars finish the Paris to Berlin leg and resume toward Hanover. Premier Waldeck-Rousseau promises tighter controls and race authorization only at normal traffic speeds. Fournier leads at Hanover, adding to his Luxemburg prize win by completing the Paris Hanov er leg.
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Alan-a-Dale Speedy Triumph at Washington Park Racecard
Chicago June 23. There was no stake feature today but the sport surpassed the programme. T C Mc Dowell's two year old Alan-a-Dale secured another win as his main rival Pentecost fell. Alan a Dale was Amended the fret three-eighths of.
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Speedy pace and close finishes mark midweek race card
Severy and Miss Bennett led early but Isia rallied to win race five. Waldeck upset by Hyle in race four amid strong betting. Daily results list winners Alan-a-Dale Jiminez Arnold Hyio Isla Scotch Plaid with varied odds. At Sheepshead Bay Wax Taper and Nones win as favorites. Peninsular narrowly takes the June stakes over Disadvantage. Newport highlights include Lee Jackson’s three wins and a mix of favorites and longshots across races.
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Fair grounds racing results show mixed odds and winners
In St Louis the program yielded mixed results with Ethylene and Maximus among winners while betting buzzes around Huntressa and Mr Rose. In Detroit Highland Park listings include Octe Brooks Orla Foneda Tristan and Warranted among top finishes with odds noted.
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Six Crews to Row in Poughkeepsie Intercollegiate Race
Intercollegiate boat race on the Poughkeepsie course next Tuesday features six varsity crews led by Syracuse Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Expert opinion varies as to favorites with Georgetown Cornell and Pennsylvanias crews drawing favorable courses and Syracuse and Columbia challenging in a tight field.
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Fountain-Warren Traction Company Incorporation Noted
Secretary of State Hunt logged articles for Fountain-Warren Traction Company proposing interurban street railways in Attica Covington Veedersburg and Williamsport with plans to extend to Lafayette. Capitalization 300000, 340 shares 2000 common 1000 preferred. electricity sold for light heat and power.
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Woman fined in fracas over family quarrel
Mrs. Kate McCune received a 1 dollar fine plus costs in Justice Smock's court for assault and battery on Mrs. Sarah A. Fortner. Fortner’s daughter had married McCune’s brother, and after separations, mansions etc. The case involved efforts to drop charges and a fatal incident as McCune’s mother collapsed en route to sign a bond for her son.
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Whipped Wife and Baby Incident Captured by Bicycle Police
Bicycle police rushed to 85 Fort Wayne avenue last night after reports Ed Hopper beat his wife. They found wife and infant in the yard, broke in, but Hopper fled. After returning to the station, a fresh report prompted a second response and his arrest.
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Love's Young Dream Promises Insights On Marriage
The Journal presents a series by Rev. E. J. Hardy on love, courtship, and marriage. It explores sentimental crises from courting to wedding and the first year of married life with a dignified blend of philosophy, practicality, and humor. The first essay, Love's Young Dream, will appear in Sunday's July 7 issue.
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Wholesale Merchants Set Monday for Annual Invoices on South Meridian
On Monday July 1 wholesale cigars and tobaccos trades on South Meridian Street prepare for annual invoices with a $2.40 per hundred rebate on tobacco and 6 per thousand on cigars for stocks held. Dealers faced with large orders aim to reach rebates, while several firms including Kiefer Drug and Mw O Connell Co plan to have enough stock to meet claims. Sugar market also active with unsettled prices, but expectations of no major rise this year due to raw and refined sugar price gap and refinery capacity.
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Labor strike at Petersburg brickyard settles nine hour day
State Labor Commissioner McCormack announced by long distance that fifty Reed's brickyard workers in Petersburg Indiana have settled their strike winning a nine hour day instead of ten. The lumber plant strike in the same town remains in process of adjustment with an injunction restraining the workers from trespass.
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