Davis Turns Trick as St Paul Beats Hoosiers in Marion
Ex Indianapolis pitcher Davis fooled Hoosier batters in a high scoring game. St Paul won 9 to 6 with Davis driving the fate as Kellum struggled and Indianapolis misplayed key moments. Davis, a former Hoosier, mixed wildness with sharp moments while Shannon and O'Brien supported the Saints on a windy Derby Day.
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Millionaires to Play Polo in England
Indianapolis and St Paul clash as Kellum and Davis duel on the mound. Columbus edges Kansas City via Pratt wildness, Gear’s solid relief, and timely hitting. Elliott wins his own game for Toledo with a two-base hit in the eleventh.
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Sale of Indianapolis Club Rumored to Chicago Buyers
Emerson Druley of Indianapolis responds to a circulating story that two Chicago men plan to buy the Indianapolis club, move the franchise and players to Chicago for an American Association entry, and lease Chicago grounds. He disputes the rumor, defends Sunday baseball, and urges practical, regulated entertainment with better park safety and policing.
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Sunday Baseball Plea Against Bar on Weekday Prospects
A professional man appeals to the editor protesting Sunday ball game bans for those working weekdays. He argues the ban favors saloons and harms public morals, urging readers to consider the broader social impact and the views of saloonkeepers on the issue.
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Indictments Dismissed Against Rawson in New York
New York May 3 Judge Newberger dismissed indictments against Byron Rawson credit man for Francis H Leggett Co wholesale grocers. Indictments alleged Rawson aided another employee in embezzling twenty five thousand dollars and a civil action against him was also dismissed.
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Chicago Triumphs Easily as Cincinnati Slips
Chicago won with ease on opportune hitting and three fast double plays. Cincinnati scored once on bunched hits. Congalton made a sensational one-handed catch. Attendance 5,20. Chicago 6 Cincinnati 1. Pittsburg 9 St. Louis 5. National League standings show Pittsburg leading with 13 wins, 5 losses, Chicago 9–6, Boston 7–6, Philadelphia 6–6, Brooklyn 5–9, Cincinnati 4–8, St. Louis 2–1.
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Franklin College Beats Indianapolis Manual High School 5 to 4
Franklin College defeats Indianapolis Manual Training High School 5 to 4 on Franklin Field. Rivers struck out ten in a pitching duel, while Branigan and Weyl contributed key plays. The ninth inning tied the game before Shuller scored the winning run for Franklin in a tense late rally.
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Westall Pardoned in Havana Postal Funds Loss Case
Governor General Wood grants a pardon to E. C. Westall former Havana post office money order bureau chief who misplaced four thousand dollars of postal funds in transit to the treasury after an omnibus incident in May.
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Three I League Game: Evansville Beats Rock Island and More
Evansville won easily behind a solid pitching effort by Torrence. Davenport and Reading powered the offense as Evansville and others posted scoring plays in several Illinois games including Rock Island at Decatur and Bloomington in tight contests.
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Indiana Errors Costly In Michigan Game
Michigan defeated Indiana 10 to 4 in Ann Arbor as Indiana's eight errors proved costly. Shaw led Indiana with three hits in four at bats while Boyle pitched well for Indiana with support from McIntosh. Clevinger, Millett, Kelley, and Thornton featured for Indiana. Batteries: Erie and McIntosh for Michigan. Corigan and Stripp for Michigan. Byron Umpire. Culver Military Academy beat South Side Academy 7 to 2 in a separate game with Woodward effective on the mound and Wolfe collecting three of the four Culver hits.
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Indiana High School and College Baseball Roundup
Indiana fielded varied high school and college teams with mixed results across multiple cities. Rose Polytechnic fell to Indiana State Normal amid late innings collapse. Greensburg impressed in defeat to Shelbyville. Muncie beat Fairmount 11 to 7. Goshen beat Howe Military Academy 7 to 4. Hanover defeated Louisville 14 to 11. Covington topped Crawfordsville 13 to 7. Earlham fell to Miami University 16 to 4. Valparaiso regulars defeated a Chicago team 15 to 4.
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Muncie Trap Shooters Plan Indiana League Matches
In Muncie Indiana May 3 local shooters arrange the Indiana Trap Shooters League annual meet set for June 1 and 11. Two diamond medals will honor the best individual score in 50 targets and the top two man team in fifty targets.
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Servian Gypsies Deported in New York Border Move
Thirty two Servian gypsies arriving from Canada were deported across the border as undesirable immigrants. The group was among several hundred sent out by the British government to clear space for new settlements in Canada. Major Walter Coming Home. Mrs Waller in Norfolk, Va., reports her husband Maj L W T Waller will sail from Manila on the USS Far Warren to San Francisco and proceed to Washington.
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Cigar Store Named W. Kriel At Monument Place
Iain Cigar Store located in English Block at Monument Place is noted in local records. The listing records business activity and address details for the store operated by W. Kriel in the district noted for commercial commerce.
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Youngs curves mystify Baltimore as Boston wins easily
Boston defeats Baltimore 6 to 1 after Youngs pitching confounds the Baltimore batsmen. Shields allowed nine hits while Boston’s offense capitalized with timely hits and solid defense. Attendance 2,900.
Bryan Indicates He Won't Seek Presidential Nomination
Birmingham May 3 William J Bryan and Gov William Jennings Florida guests at Hillman Hotel banquet Bryan says he will not again be a presidential candidate He likens himself to Aaron aiding Moses and leading the people out of the wilderness through public speech The piece also recounts a Washington Letter anecdote about insurgent Republicans and a preacher calming a boy with a black eye
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