Hoosiers Rally ToBeat Saints Despite Chech Injury
Indianapolis used a five-run third inning to defeat St Paul 5 to 3 after pitcher Chech left with a leg injury. Kihm’s line drive nearly struck Cheek, ball ricocheted, Pierce threw to Kelly to retire Kihm, Chech pitched on crutches the rest of the inning before Cribbins finished. Shay at short mixed brilliance with four costly errors as St Paul made most runs on errors and walks amid a noisy crowd and street scene outside the stadium.
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Fair Weather Forecast With Regional Variations For Weekend
Washington reports a mixed Midwest forecast for Saturday and Sunday. Indiana and Illinois expect fair skies Saturday with possible showers and cooler conditions Sunday amid fresh south winds shifting to variable. Ohio sees fair Saturday, cooler northwest, then fair Sunday with west winds turning variable. Temperature readings show high 80s and lows around the mid 60s, with regional barometric and rainfall notes included.
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Movements of Steamers Reported Across Ports
May 2 sailors note arrivals at New York Queenstown and Boston as steamers arrive from Hamburg Bremen Southampton Cherbourg Genoa Naples and Liverpool while others from New York head to Plymouth Antwerp and Liverpool. Washington?
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Purdue Loses to Notre Dame in Fast Offensive Show
Purdue could not slow Notre Dame as a fast, error plagued seventh inning broke a tied game. Hogan was chased in the third after Purdue’s early hits and miscues produced all the runs. O Neill’s savvy backstop work aided Notre Dame’s pace, with Ruby pitching well except in the seventh. Attendance was about 100 as Notre Dame won 9 to 6 in Lafayette.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Notre Dame
Hogan
O'Neill
Baseball Notes and Upcoming Games Across Cities
Wolverton Delehanty and Orth await Washington in New York to join Boston. Coulter and Heydon hired. Minneapolis visits next Monday for four games, then Indianapolis heads west. Attendance flagged in this once-proud town. Kihm must run out his hits. a missed attempt would have produced a hit for Check on the leg. Marion Sunday game set for 2 pm, with Interurban cars by 11 am to reach the field ahead of time. Today’s game closes the Marion series. Kellum starts for Indianapolis, Davis for St. Paul. In Rochester, Judge Sutherland blocked Joe Bean from playing for New York after he joined the team post contract.
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Detroit Triumphs With Barrett Threebase Hit In Seventh
Detroit wins second game of series over Cleveland as Barrett belts a threebase hit with two on in the seventh. Attendance 1,800. Final: Detroit 7 Cleveland 3. Barrett cf, Pikering cf, Holmes rf, Harvey ef, Bonner ae, Gleason 2b, Dillon 1b, Yeager p. Hemphill batted for Taylor in ninth.
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Chicago Slugless in St Louis Shutout Victory
St Louis defeated Chicago 7 to 0 as Powell held Chicago to five scattered hits. Long, timely hits paced the Cardinals and attendance was 1,200. Burkett, Strange, Wallace and Padden had key hits. Powell struck out four and Garvin one, with Carruthers umpiring. Time about 11 minutes before the finish.
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Dox of the Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Let
An old time quack note claims a required name appears on every Dox for the famous Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet cold and grip cure. The text echoes medicine show promotion and product branding from a bygone era with emphasis on the remedy’s notoriety and asserted universal application.
Cincinnati Beats Chicago In Clean National League Game
Chicago was outplayed as Cincinnati fielded cleaner and hit timely in a 5 to 1 win. St. Vrain allowed five runs and Currie pitched well for Chicago. Dexter homered for Cincinnati, with Crawford two-base hits and Beckley scoring. Attendance 3,000.
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Steinfeldt
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Southern Association Attendance Report Summary
In Atlanta the crowd counted 2,000 as the Southern Association games drew fans from Chattanooga Shreveport Memphis Birmingham and Nashville with final scores listed as Chattanooga 3, Memphis 1 and Birmingham 5 Nashville 7. Umpire Latham officiated the events.
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Olympian games aid hoped from Congress
Chicago May 2 Olympian games committee leaders Henry J Farber and Benjamin J Rosenthal returned from Washington where they met President Roosevelt and other officials. They report strong interest and say a $500,000 appropriation could be sought later if public support grows, though action this session seems unlikely.
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Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs Headlines Big Field
Kentucky's great day brings four to five top three year olds to Churchill Downs for the twenty-eighth Kentucky Derby. Abe Frank and Inventor lead McDowell and other stables as bettors back favorites amid a thriving spring meeting entrance and crowd anticipated from railroads and river lines.
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Inaugural Handicap Opens St Louis Races at Fair Grounds
The St Louis racing season kicks off at the fair grounds with the Inaugural Handicap one mile race valued near 3500 dollars. Seventeen entries include Wax Taper Lady Strathmore Brulare Musimus and South Breeze. Track officials and weather details follow. miler Owenton wins in Chicago conditional race leads the Derby field.
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New Morris Park opener marked by Metropolitan handicap
New York May 2 racing opens at Morris Park with the Metropolitan handicap set as the highlight. About twelve horses are expected, with Water Color and Alcedo among entries in a fair track condition as betting and anticipation build for a banner turf season. Scepter repeats victory at Newmarket. London May 2. Scepter wins the 1000 guineas after last week’s 2000 guineas triumph. St Windelin second and Black Fancy third in a field of fourteen.
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Bonnibert
McMeekin
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Scepter
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Five injured in chemical tank explosion in Denver
Denver, May 2. Five persons were severely burned and cut when a tank of chemicals exploded while generating gas for stereopticon view displays. The most seriously hurt is Dr. Perry K. Pratt who suffered severe burns to hands and face and may lose sight. Also injured: Rev. George E. Tuttle, F. M. Lowe, N. Paul Schiermann, and Dr. A. Little.
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Traction Company Fined by Chicago Jury Tonight
In Chicago on May 2 a jury imposed the maximum $200 fine on the Chicago Union Traction Company for violating the city transfer ordinance. Several similar suits are pending against the company. Indictments for bribery have arisen from efforts connected to earlier trials.
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Furnace offer for winter heating at 429 East Washington
If you buy one of Kruse and Deventer's furnaces you will have no trouble to heat your house next winter. Located at 429 East Washington Street.
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Butler's New Golf Links Open Near Campus
Work on Butler Golf Club's nine hole course on the college campus began yesterday with informal opening planned for today. The layout uses the old grounds, preserves natural hazards, and features holes named Get away Emerson and The Two Trees.
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Golf course hazards and holes described on campus links
The piece details eight holes named with themes such as Baby Baseball Lovers Retreat Observatory Dead Easy and Home Sweet Home. It describes hazards like roads railroads and trees, plus expected bogey rise from 36 to around 39 this year. Miss J Anna Carpenter chairs the greens committee with assistants Cadelio Butler Herold Mausey and Paul Murry.
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Herold Mausey
Paul Murry
Riverside Park Welcomes Golf Expert Lannon
Golf expert Frank V. Lannon will oversee Riverside Park public links this season after the Board of Park Commissioners approved his contract. He plans an eighteen hole layout south of Thirtieth Street, promising one of the world’s finest links in Riverside Park.
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Cullen and Blackburn Face Ten-Round Fight in Indianapolis
Jack Cullen battles Blackburn in an anticipated ten round lightweight contest at the Empire in Indianapolis. Both boxers are seasoned and scientific, with Cullen training under Ollie Chill and Blackburn seeking a decisive win to prove himself the top contender. The bout promises to settle who is the stronger fighter and attract local boxing fans.
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Indianapolis Bowling League Stag Tonight At Turner Alleys
Mayor Bookwalter will speak at the Indianapolis Bowling League stag tonight at the Independent Turnverein. Prizes will be distributed after a vaudeville program. A league tie was settled by North Sides and Pastimes last night at Turner alleys with North Sides winning by the listed scores.
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Weinig Falls to Choynski in Sixth Round at Louisville
In Louisville May 2 Joe Choynski of Chicago defeated Buffalo’s Al Weinig in the sixth round at the Empire Athletic Club in a bout praised as one of the fiercest seen in the city. Weinig led early, with Choynski nearly knocked out in round three, but the Chicago fighter rallied, delivering right and lefts to Weinig’s jaw in the sixth to force the knockout and leave Weinig unconscious at the ropes before the count.
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Kid McCoy Beats Hassell Box In Six Round City Fight
Philadelphia May 2 Kid McCoy and Charley Russell of Chicago fought six rounds at the Industrial Athletic Club McCoy had the better of the contest early the fourth through sixth rounds saw him press forward and win the bout Russell used a fast defense but wore down McCoy finished strong and neither man was badly punished with Russell exhausted at the end.
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Hartford Mayor Bans Boxing License for October Fight
Hartford mayor William Sullivan refused a license for a boxing contest between Young Corbett and MecGov ern to be held next October. The mayor announced no boxing licenses will be issued during his administration in Hartford.
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Milwaukee bout ends in six round draw with Ryan and Montgomery
Philadelphia Tommy Ryan and Buck Montgomery of Chicago fought a fast six round draw at the Milwaukee Boxing Club. The match showcased quick exchanges and steady aggression from both boxers as the crowd watched closely.
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Stranahan Extends 11M Billiards Run to 1116
Toledo, May 2 A. D. Stranahan extended his record billiards run by reaching 1116 points without a break, following an 11 million run on Thursday night. He plans to continue the game tomorrow night.
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Admiral Schley Visits Meridian Mississippi Public Welcome
Public receptions and luncheons marked Admiral Schley's visit to Meridian on May 2. He spoke to school children at City Hall, addressed East Mississippi Female College students, and held a public reception at Market Trade Center. A dinner followed at the Southern Hotel with Mrs Abert.
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Miral Schley
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