Hoosiers Edge Senators In Seventh Inning Victory
Indianapolis overcame Columbus using sharp fielding and timely hitting led by Marean and Kellum to win 7th inning rally. Regular umpire absence noted as Williams helped Fox call the game amid miscues and scattered offense from both sides.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Senators
Hoosiers
Wagner
William Kellum
Relding
Marean
Hoosier
Pete O'Brien
Kihm
Hickey
Williams
George Fox
Fox
Kellum
Retin
Heydon
Pass
Coulter
Clover Garden
Jones
Turner
Roach Wagner
Gleason
Gleason Bas N
Arndt
Mellor
Sith
Jeet
Roach
Sey
Tamsett
Kihman Marcan
National League and Minor League pact meet in June
In York on June 2 a meeting between Marty Pulliam and P Powers discussed a July 2 gathering at Hotel Victoria to discuss the National Agreement. A letter sought the American president's presence and Pittsburg figures pressed for a probe amid a developing college game dispute.
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York
Marty Pulliam
National League
P. Powers
National Association of Minor
Hotel Victoria
American
Dreyfus
Pitts
Clarke
Pittsburg
League officials weigh injunction to bar player
The article notes that an injunction to keep the player from playing is being prepared, while American League officials are examining the matter for possible action. The report emphasizes the potential likelihood of restricting the athlete's participation.
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Elded
American League
BRIGGS STAID THE LIMIT IN TEN-ROUND FIGHT
Denver lightweight Young Corbett failed to stop Boston’s Jimmy Briggs in a ten round bout at the Criterion Club. Corbett’s heavier blows and Briggs defensive footwork prevented a knockout as Briggs absorbed punishment and stayed cool throughout the ten rounds. Corbett pressed late, but Briggs kept him off balance with quick ducking and steady counters, leaving the verdict to a decision.
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Boston
Young Corbett
Denver
Cal
Jimmy Briggs
Criterion Club
Corbett
Briggs
Brigge
Darkness Ends Pitchers Battle in Boston Chicago Tie
Boston and Chicago played to a scoreless nine innings as both starters Weimar and Pittinger were effective. Weimar allowed two-base hits, while Hulswitt’s fumble led to St. Louis victory in Philadelphia after rain softened the field. Attendance was 1,400 in Boston and 6,000 in Philadelphia.
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Boston
Chicago
Pittinger
Weimar
Barton
Dexter
Esceverere
Ff Fittingst
Kling
Moran
Holliden
Philadelphia
Hulswitt
St. Louis
St. L. A
Ose Phila
A.B.H.O
Sparks
Ryan
Murphy
Thomas
South Bend Wins Ninth Straight As Forfeit Decides Fort Wayne Tie
Fort Wayne forfeits after eight innings as the visitors leave for a train with the game tied. South Bend tops Evansville 6 0 in nine straight wins. Dayton beats Marion 14 4. Grand Rapids and Wheeling end tied after seven innings due to travel. Fort Wayne at Evansville, South Bend at Terre Haute, Grand Rapids at Marion, Dayton at Wheeling.
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South Bend
Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Terre Haute
Marion
Dayton
Wheeling
Ind
Moran
Mofrifit
Tieman
Bogler and Cross
Mich
Gastright
O'Neill
Rosson
Shhriver
Bee East
Wheeling Terre Haute
Hanna to Stay at Lookout Inn En Route to Georgia
Chattanooga June 3 Senator M A Hanna wired Lookout Inn to reserve apartments for Saturday. He will observe the Sabbath there on his way to Thomasville Georgia. Local Republicans plan a rousing reception.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
M. A. Hanna
Lookout Inn
Thomasville
Boston Beats Chicago in Closely Contested Baseball Tilt
Boston won easily by bunching hits in three innings and exploiting Dunkle’s wildness at Chicago. Attendance 2,235. Keeler, Elberfeld, and Williams led New York in St. Louis, while Detroit shut out Washington behind Mullin’s pitching. Philadelphia outbatted Cleveland as Hickman and Seybold produced key hits. Additional notes from Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis minor leagues.
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St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
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Dunkle
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A.B
Holmes
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O'Brien
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L Cross
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Siiried
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Flick
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hite-McCarthy
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Anderson champion in U S open golf playoff
In New York on June 2 Willie Anderson of Apawamis beat David Brown of Wallaston 82 to 84 on a rain soaked Baltusrol course at Short Hills New Jersey to win the open golf championship after a 37 tie on Saturday The rain and waterlogged links made for a tough eighteen holes with both players delivering strong play despite conditions.
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New York
United States
Willie Anderson
Apawamis
David Brown
Wallaston
Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hillis
N. J
Anderson
Brown
Tebeau Damages Claim Over Columbus Indianapolis Game
An Associated Press dispatch reports Columbus and Louisville dispute a Sunday game transfer. Louisville claims $500 damages from Columbus for not playing in Louisville, while Indianapolis and Columbus reps contest the verdict. Forfeit and standings remain unsettled pending board decision.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Mullane
Dispatch
Tebeau
Louisvile Club
Hickey
Watkins
Quinn
al Tain
Inuisville
Morner
Journal
Track records broken at Washington Park horse meet
Washington Park witnessed triple track record breaks led by Hargis in the mile and a sixteenth, Golden Rule in the six and a half furlongs, and Semper Vivum in seven and a half furlongs. John McGurk powered a Drake–Gates win in the fifth, pushing Drake and Gates to stakes with $10,000 bets apiece as crowd and bettors buzzed about the upset-filled program.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Hargis
Golden Rule
Sidney C. Love
Epicure
Drake
John McGurk
Gates
McGurk
Gold Bell
Wonderly
Bonner
Crowhurst
Determination
H. Phillips
Salto
Heart
Lady
Henry
Jack Ratlin
Landry
First Chip
J. Winkfield
Adkins
Reed
Sinner Bimon
Unclear Racing Card Fragments Include Names and Odds
Fragmentary OCR lists many horse names, riders, and odds such as Batts, Banton, Blue Mint, Amur, Omdurman, and Jim Clark. Contains partial one and sixteenth mile markers, and assorted race terms like selling and sixth. No coherent event or outcome delineated.
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Shogun
Princess
Jena
Marcus
Cronin
Fingal
Miraclery
Sarilla
Amur
Ba Coat
Omdurman
Orsina
Kilmarte
Blue Mint
Erge
Wire In Wins Feature at Highland Park Horse Meet
Detroit reports Wire In unburdened by 108 pounds wins the feature race at Highland Park, beating Butter Scotch by two lengths as Cabriolet runs away in the second. Various races followed with times listed and track conditions noted as good and weather fine. Other items include Melbourne yearling sales prices and a jockey concussion incident at Sheepshead Bay.
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Detroit
Wire In
Highland Park
Butter Scotch
Cabriolet
Ravelment
Pieratt
Lee Ridley
D. Gilmore
Rueec
J. McFadden
Vestment
T. Walsh
Excula
Munro
Irene Cross
Dubious
T. Dean
Prism
McDonald
Wire
G Welsh
Bummer II
Stevens
the Boer
Dynasty
Donovan
Nuptial
J. Walsh
Blue Carter
Rowland
Frank Somers
Sheepshead Bay
Mohave
Colonel Kearry
Rot
Trouville
Shortcake
Theridar
Floral King
Montpelier
Honey Bee
Doucement
Tolao
Doctlexie
Lord Badge
Dean Swift
Frank Keane
Heethace Light
Sweet Nell
Ada Ney
David
Ethics
Lees, Arden
Fia
Lice
Bob ‘Hilliard
Or Seca Silk
Royal
Albatross Resumes Arctic Voyage After Smallpox Case
The United States Fish Commission steamer Albatross returned to Diamond Point quarantine after a smallpox scare near Fort Rupert Alaska. The detected case is mild varioloid with little danger, and the ship resumes its northbound voyage tonight.
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Port Townsend
Wash
United States Fish Commission
Fort Rupert
Alaska
Arctic
Diamond Point
Yellowstone hotels not overcrowded say Northern Pacific
St Paul Minn June 8 C F Fee general passenger agent of the Northern Pacific Railroad said Yellowstone Park hotels were not overcrowded and there was no thought of closing the park in July as had been announced. He added hotel service was ample and all prospective visitors would be accommodated.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Fee
Northern Pacific Railroad
Yellowstone Park
Park
Blues Wins Bay Ridge Handicap In Muddy Delmar Race
Heavy rain turned Sheepshead Bay into a quagmire as Blues led from the start to win the Bay Ridge handicap at Delmar. Herbert second Moon Daisy third. Weather caused road washouts and small attendance. Other race summaries list Pirouette Payne Blue Jay Euphone Floriam Queen and more with times.
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Sheepshead Bay
Blues
Herbert
Moon
Pirouette
O'Neil
Raglan
Hicks
Wild Waters
Mathews
Payne
Redfern
Coruscate
Haack
Stamps Ground
Blue Jay
Farley
Sentinel
Rice
Prince Ching
Burns
Hoar
Bullman
Moon Daisy
Euphone
O'Brien
Walter Cleary
Mara
Tankard
G. Green
Floriiam Queen
McCafferty
Setauket
Odlawha
Gannon
Turf horse list entry with multiple names and handicaps
A dense catalog of horse names and numbers appears, listing runners such as Africander, Ts Rites, Dake Duke, Luminosity, White Plume, Prince Salim, Bound Brook, Montreson, and others. It notes a Sixth-One mile half turf race with Surmise as a handicap and mentions horses Douro and Bon Mot among entrants.
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Ts Rites
Dake Duke
Kendel
Goldsmith
James V
White Plume
Jocund
Prince Salim
Bound Brook
Montreson
Peptaur
Tippecanoe
Cascing
St. Valentine
Graceful
Douro
Moon Daisy
Colonsay
Inaugural handicap leads Pourquoi Pas to Delmar Park win
Pourquoi Pas won the Inaugural handicap at Delmar Park with a strong early stride and held off Jack Young by a half length. Buccleuth finished third as Light Opera and Lady Strathmore trailed. Track fast. Other races include Mrs. Wiggs winning at 11 to 6 and Dr. Cartlege taking the purse in the second race.
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Loca
Dr. Cartlege
F. Smith
Wreath of
Higgins
Old Stone
Burlingame
Bridwell
Higgine
Baronet
F. Eee Ya Lo
Pourgoi Pas
Fa Young
London
Furl
Orleans
Lady
Welcome
Mt Lowe
Jay
Troxler
Seavie
I O'Brien
Joe Goss
Austiny
Buffoon
Maverick
Gustus
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