Mud Hens Whitewashed by Indianapolis at Muncie 2–0
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Tom Williams pitched superbly for Indianapolis as they defeated Toledo 2–0 in Muncie. Williams and teammates scored in the seventh inning after Toledo stranded runners. Attendance around 1,600 watched the ambush test as Toledo’s offense was held in check by strong fielding and Williams’s control. The day included other regional results and standings from Milwaukee, St Paul, Kansas City and Louisville with noted attendance figures.
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Balis
Janes Pitcher
New York Beats Chicago In Eleven Inning Pitchers Battle
In Chicago, New York won the first game easily then edged the locals in an eleven inning pitchers battle. Key plays by Tannehill and a plate throw by Jones highlighted the tense finish. Attendance reached 16,500 as Chicago lost the second game 12 to 2.
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Jones
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Ae Holmes
Keeler
Elberfeld
Conroy
Williams
HLMF
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Davis
Beville
Wolfe
Magoon
E. McFarland
Isbell
White
Mily Wolfe
Sheridan
League nine showdown ends with decisive visitors win
In Osceola Wisconsin near the border two prize fights drew crowds from St. Paul and Minneapolis. Eddie Gardner of Minneapolis lost to Jack Kelly of Chicago by knockout in the tenth round. Hugh McMahon of St. Paul defeated Larue of Minneapolis in the middleweight Northwest championship, Larue’s seconds stopping the bout in the eighteenth round.
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Wisconsin
Osceola
Eddie Gardner
Jack Kelly
Chicago
Kelly
Hugh McMahon
Larue
Northwest
McMahon
Great Western weights reveal heavy load for McChesney at Washington Park
Chicago June 2 weights for the Great Western handicap to be run Wednesday at Washington Park were announced. McChesney receives the year's heaviest burden at 134 pounds for the mile and a half, with several contenders under 120. Wyeth carries 115, Six Shooter 115, Little Scout 102, Linguist 96, Lucien Fopleby 106, Judge Himes 102, Flying Torpedo 109, Belles Commoner 114, Scintillant 115, Bernays face 102, and Flocarne among others awaiting assignments.
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Six Shooter
Little Scout
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Bernays Fae
Flocarne
Harlem Jockey Club announces nine more stakes at Harlem Park
Secretary Nathanson reports nine additional stakes for Harlem summer and fall meetings with entries due July 15. Prizes range from 1,000 to 2,000 added. sixteen total features to be decided in the remaining thirty-one days of racing at Harlem Park. Stakes listed include Tecumseh handicap, Hollywood handicap, Prairie State selling stakes, Cicero selling stakes, Oak Park handicap, Sapling stakes, Forward stakes, and Golf steeplechase.
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Fort Wayne sweeps Terre Haute in Central League doubleheader
Central League action in Fort Wayne saw the Indians win both games against Terre Haute. In the first game Robbins pitched for Fort Wayne, but poor support and a dispute over an umpire led to Connors being ejected. Final scores: Fort Wayne 9 Terre Haute 6. Fort Wayne 2 Terre Haute 0.
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Carbienier
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Making Farm Cheese A Practical Guide From Prairie Farmer
Henry E. Alvord outlines dairy cheese making from milking to curing. Steps cover milk handling, rennet use, heat timing, curd cutting, molding, pressing, dressing, salting, and curing in a moist cellar, with temperatures and equipment details for Gouda style cheese. Also includes poultry flock guidance on temperament, appetite, age, and best practices.
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United States Dairy Division
C. A. Smith
Fine cattle trade praised by Indiana breeder at Kansas show
J. E. Robbins of Horace Indiana, head of J. G. Robbins & Sons, lauds strong demand for pedigreed cattle and crossbred Shorthorns fit for range. He expects show winnings at the American Royal and advocates spring cattle dipping to curb mange, praising Dr. V A Norgaard’s findings and urging state action against postponed enforcement.
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Kansas City Journal
J. E. Robbins
Horace
Ind
Robbins
J. G. Robbins & Sons
United States
Mr. Robbins
Missouri
Indiana
V. A. Norgaard
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Norgaard
Mental garden part of general farm operations
The fragment suggests the mental garden is more integrated with general farm work than many people acknowledge, and exceeds what some men would consider.
Harvard veteran Ward wins singles at Crescent Club tennis event
In Bay Ridge the Crescent Athletic Club hosted a five day lawn tennis tournament. Holcombe Ward defeated Co. Wright 6-1 7-5 2-6 2-6 in the singles final. Ward and Ware edged Larned and Whitman 4-6 7-9 8-6 6-4 8-6 to win the doubles trophy.
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Larned
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