Foreman's Fatal Decisions Defeat for Champions at Toledo
Toledo edged Indianapolis 5 to 1 after a three run first inning, then held on as Indianapolis tied in the seventh yet fell in the eighth on a peculiar play. Ford struggled with several calls, while Owens misplayed an infield fly in a sequence that helped Toledo pull ahead. Louisville topped Columbus in a close game, St Louis McCord holding, and Kansas City defeated Minneapolis as St. Paul beat Milwaukee 3 to 2 in a tight contest.
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Toledo
Louiav
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis
Kleinow
Fox
Flournoy
Owens
Jones
Kihm
Hoghever
Blankenship
Coulter
O'Brien
Turner
Tamsett
O’brien
Baseball game details and injunction motion in city
Wheeler and Dungan led with three base hits each while Unglaub added one. Merid ith allowed six hits in four innings as Ferguson and Dunham split the mound duties. The game saw steals by Geier Kelley and Dungan and left on base totals of St Paul six and Milwaukee eight. Attorneys for the baseball club filed a demurrer to a permanent injunction suit filed after a Sunday playing ban. argument scheduled if Judge Carter overrules.
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ST. Paul
Milwankee
P Paul Rhore
Milwa R.H.O.A.E
Phyie
Donahue
Wood
Dungan
Schaffey
Ungtaubd
Spier
Peer
Meredith
Sean Ie Dunham
Argenaaiaa
Rune
Milwaukee
bite—Huggins
Ferguson
Wheeler
Unglaub
Sullivan
Schaefley
Unklaub
Huggins
Kelley
Dunham
Geier
Cunninghan
Baseball Management
Carter
Marion Farned Five Runs in Dayton Defeat
Dayton 7 Marion 2 as Hart pitches well and Connell stars with the bat. Evansville loses to South Bend 4 4 as Willis struggles in a rough start. Wheeling wins behind late rally to go 3 straight, with Anderson contributing in the eighth and ninth.
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Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Frase Bend
Evansville
Jonat Igres Anderson
Wheeling
W. Va
R.H.E. Wheeling Sored O
Anderson
Fisher
Simonton and
Nippert
Demise of S H S baseball team ends scholarship rule
The Shortridge High School baseball team has been disbanded due to the D rule scholarship requirement. Report cards showed only a few players eligible, and Principal Hull announced no further games this year. Despite bright prospects and a strong schedule, lack of eligible material terminated the North Side team.
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Shortridge High School
Lawrence C. Hull
Shortridge
North Side
Archer Ferguson
Will Conner
Noblesville High School
Noblesville
Goshen H
Spiceland Academy
Spiceland
Goshen
Crawfordsville H
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
Manual Training High School
Bright prospects for Butler baseball rise this season
Butler's baseball team shows bright prospects with an 6 2 record, outfielders Spears Forsythe and Barnett speedily fielding and hitting well. Dodson improves catching, Brown and Vanek bolster pitching, and a key game against Wabash looms on the campus as Butler aims for the secondary championship.
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Butler
Spears
Forsythe
Barnett
Dodson
Cook
Brown
Vanek
Wabash
Griffin
Murray
Anthony
Anthony War
Kelley
Rogers
Boston Beats Peperennes With Power Hit Parade
May 6 Boston won a home game over Peperennes 6 to 3 with a long homer by Young and a Ferris triple powering a fifth inning rally. Ferris gathered a three-base hit and two-base hits from Dighty and Selbach aided Boston’s offense. Holmes was hit by a batted ball as part of a tight pitching effort, and Young earned the win.
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Boston
Young
Ferris
Peperennes
Ton
Wash
R.H.O.A.E
Washington
Delewanty
Coughlin
Holmes
Selbach
Stahl
Lachance
Criger
Lee
Bail —Clark
New York
Philadelphia
Griffith
Connolly
Plank
Eae
Philanes
Pe Davis
Maretti
Keeler
K’ring
Fultz
H. Davis
Williams
L. Crom
Ganzel
Seybold
Conroy
Murphy
Beville
Powers
C Griffith
P. Howell
Philadelph
Long
Teeee York
Ae Etiaehe
Wwila
South Bent
Ind
de Pauw
Notre Dame
Stephen
Doar
Cole Harg
Field Meet at Earlham in Richmond Indiana May 16
Indiana College Athletic League will hold its first field sports meet at Reid Field Earlham College on May 16. Five colleges Wabash Rose Polytechnic Franklin Hanover Earlham enter sixty entries with medals for first and second places and a championship banner for the top points getter.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Indiana College Athletic League
Reid Field
Earlham College
Wabash College
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Franklin, Hanover
Earlham Colleges
Earlham Athletic Association
Earlham
Franklin
Hanover
Whallon
Rose Polytechnic
Prize fights blocked by Chihuahua governor end Juarez plans
El Paso reports Governor Don Luis Terazas will refuse consent for prize fights in Chihuahua and aim to suppress boxing. This stance halts plans to stage events in Juarez across the border. Also mentions Britt agreeing to fight Simms in Louisville after defeating Keefe.
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EL Paso
Tex
Luis Terazas
Chihuahua
Sonsent
Terazas
Juarez
Mexico
San Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Louisville
Art Simms
Jack Keefe
New York Triumphs Over Brooklyn In High-Scoring Game
New York defeated Brooklyn by a wide margin as 21 hits produced 20 runs. Chicago exploded for nine runs in the ninth at Pittsburg, while Pittsburgh fell to Chicago 4 1. Attendance figures noted, with detailed box scores showing outs and bases, including two-base and three-base hits and homerun by Thielman.
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New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Today
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Harned
Dunn
Gilbert
Strang
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Thielman
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Dahlen
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Slagle
Kling
Evers
Leach
Harley
Taylor
ball—Beauek
Poe
Tayball—Smith
Lor
Phillip
Holliday and Emslie
Metropolitan Handicap Opens Morris Park Season With Starters
The Metropolitan handicap at Morris Park on May 7 features top thoroughbreds and a $18 000 purse. Entries include Colonel Bill Gunfire Yellow Tail Waswift in the Metropolitan handicap and other events across a twenty day meet with purses not less than $1 000.
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Gunfire
Yellow Tail
New York
Morris Park
Jamaica
Clarence McDowell
C. H. Pettingill
Vosburg
C. J. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
McGinnis
Meadowbrook
St. Daniel
Royal Summons
Sovereign
Castalian
Bob Binet
Epidemic
Luke Ward
Armoath
Withers
Old England
Herbert
Articulate
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Hunter Raine
Bar le Duc
Miss Dorothy
Francesco
Slave
Master Man
Leonora
Igniter
Royal
Waswift
Zoroaster
Lux Casta
Dr. Saylor
Meadowbrook Hunters
Love's Labor Wins Clark Handicap at Jamaica Meet
At Churchill Downs on May 6, Love's Labor won the Clark handicap by a neck over Harry New with Airlight third after a fast track day. In New York, Setauket won the Corona stakes as Jamaica closed its spring meeting with higher attendance and racing spirits.
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Churchill Downs
Louisville
Golden Wishes
Winkfield
Pat Dunne
Love's Labor
Harry New
Airlight
Jane Oaker
Joe Buckley
Paris
Crowhurst
Sol Smith
Helgerson
Roweerat
Banana Ear
Rampoza
Scully
H. Booker
Stumpy
Tully
Phelan
Onita
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Reed
Premus
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Bronze Demon
New York
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
T. D. Sullivan
Setauket
Embarassment
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Collector Jessup
Miss Nancy
Morris Park
Right and True
McCafferty
Squanto
Fuller
Minotaur
Hoar
Shaw
Jim Kelly
Burns
Pat Roger
Hicks
Ime
Ben Howard
Bullman
Schoharie
Martin
Locket
E. Walsh
Wilkerson
Prince of Arragon
Austin
Sontag
Pickering
Mennenfield
Eleata
McGonigle
Michaels
Trotting Decisions Involving Stuart Case outlined
The National Trotting Association board in New York considered the case against driver T E Stuart of Dayton Ohio over instructions to pull in a 190L Columbus race. Stuart testified owners W A and W H Simms sought race manipulation with several named parties cited as suspended or dismissed in the ringing case.
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Board of Review of the
National Trotting Association Today
Association
T. E. Stuart
Dayton
Stuart
W. A. Simms
W. H. Simms
Elderone
Columbus
W. A
Cummings
Shelbe Amen
Inston
Elby
Dave H
Horse swap and color change tied to chestnut mare
A horse moved from Syracuse to Erie where a barber altered its color from bay to chestnut over two weeks. The animal then traveled to Shelby where it was substituted for Dick M., a chestnut owned by Cummings.
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Erie
Shelby, C
Dick M
Cummings
Laf ayette Racing Meets Prepared to Open July Meet
Lafayette racing and Amusement Association prepares articles of incorporation for state filing and announces the speed prime for the July 14 to 17 meet in the city. Races at the fair grounds start a gas belt racing circuit with a $1,000 stake and three $100 purses opening day, followed by similar purses on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Lafayette Racing and Amusement Association
Fairgrounds
Purdue Defeated by Indiana at Stuart Field 5 to 1
Indiana defeats Purdue 5 to 1 at Stuart Field after nine innings as Cohen hits a long triple, Purdue errs on defense, Boyle dominates pitching. Crowd of 1500 notes Indiana’s superior teamwork and coaching by O Neill, with a return game planned at Bloomington.
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Lafayette
And
Purdue
Indiana
Stuart Field
Cohen
Mering
Boyle
Doheny
Stuart Filed
O'Neill
Richardson
Clevenger
Kelsey
Bloomington
New York Bishop Bans Euchre in Church Functions
Bishop Frederick Burgess of Long Island has banned euchre at church events causing unrest among Episcopalans. Fundraising in Brooklyn and other Long Island cities may lose revenue as events scheduled for this month face cancellation or prize losses. Burgess’s stance extends beyond Brooklyn and impacts area churches seeking to raise funds locally.
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New York
Frederick Burgess
Long Island
Brooklyn
Clergy Clash Over Prize Euchres In Diocese
The bishop leads opposition to prize euchres amid concerns that gambling fosters immoral habits among young parishioners. Clergy broadly back the effort, though some previously licensed these games.
Canada for Canada and the American Nation Idea
A Chicago Evening Post piece remarks on Montreal's closeness to America. It notes Canadians feel American in speech and life while remaining loyal to Britain. The essay predicts two American nations in North America and a rising Canadian national stature amid imperial ties.
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New York
Philadelphia
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York
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Ufe
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North America
Europe
Curbstone Exchange Split Stirs New York Brokers in Philadelphia Ledger
In the financial district on Broad Street brokers divided over where to transact outside securities. Half favored the old Stock Exchange location, others preferred a nearer curb for telephones. Quotations shifted as crowds watched rival camps, with a notable price spread. A trader was kidnapped by the up street crowd. Wall Street noted an increase in police presence in the district.
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New York
Philadelphia Ledger
Financial District
Broad Street
Stock Exchange
Aba
Ee Speret
Wall Street
Mrs Roosevelt Spotted at Statehouse Visitors
A refined woman drew crowds at Philadelphia’s Statehouse last week as she toured the Supreme Court room and Liberty Bell, with onlookers whispering and speculating. A Jersey visitor misread a visitors’ book, thinking it showed Mrs Roosevelt. the confusion shifted to Roswell, leaving the crowd amused and curious.
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Philadelphia Press
Old Statehouse
Supreme Court Room
Liberty Bell
New New Jersey
Mrs. Roosevelt
Ex President's Address Opens St Louis Exposition
Philadelphia Record notes the ex President spoke at the open ceremonies of the St Louis Exposition with a reverent tone praising Ji and the dedication events.
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Philadelphia Record
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