MT HLS Defeats Shortridge to Win Silver Cup at Washington Park
The M T H S blacksmiths beat Shortridge High School 10 to 4 at Washington Park in a tense game watched by about 700 fans. A pennant clash sparked a fracas near the stands, drawing police intervention as both schools cheered loudly and rivalries flared. Tooter Quinn starred for MT H S with a three base hit and two RBIs, while Gibbs pitched well for Shortridge despite the loss.
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Heydon's triple seals win as Indianapolis edges Dayton in seventh
In a pitching duel tied game, Indianapolis scores in the eighth after a wild throw on Heydon’s triplet and Smink's miscue. Guese dominated until the seventh when Dayton rallied to tie, then Indianapolis pulled ahead for a 4 to 3 victory in wet conditions. Attendance not stated.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Yelling crowd honors Manual Training High School win
After their baseball victory, Man ual Training High School students parade downtown with a pennant to the soldiers monument. Two Shortridge students are mobbed and forced to shout for the rival team while crowds swell with residents. Will Bell a Peanut prank to roll a unit around University square adds to the celebration.
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Case and Oberlin scrimmage ends with injuries on campus
On the Case School and Oberlin College game day on campus, a ferocious scrimmage left Wilfred Alburn with a collar bone injury and several players with black eyes and bloody noses. No arrests were reported.
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Conroy Wins Brooklyn Handicap in Heavy Going
James R. Keene's three year old Conroy upset in the Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend in a driving rain and quagmire track. Herbert ran second a length and a half back with Standing third as Banastar faded in the mud.
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Shogart Costs Chicago In Narrow Loss At Home
Chicago falls 6 to 4 as Shogart commits three costly misplays in the third inning allowing visitors to score. Geier and La Joie spark the offense for the visitors while Katoli hurls well but is stymied by late runs. Hoy and Mertes stand out on defense. attendance about 2,200.
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Chicago
Culver Beats Hyde Park In Pitchers Battle At Culver
Culver won a pitchers battle in a snow affected game, rough fielding by Hyde Park, and strong hitting in the sixth inning. Masters at short supplied a timely three bagger while Woodward allowed one hit, and Beebe scattered hits. Attendance and other game notes not provided.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Fort Wayne High School Club Beats Huntington 11 to 5
Fort Wayne Indiana May 3 Fort Wayne High School club defeated Huntington High School here today by 11 to 5. Hucheon pitched a remarkable amateur performance for Fort Wayne. Seymour Indiana May 2 Seymour edges Columbus 7 to 1. Blue Streaks beat Jackson Stars 24 to 22. Second Silent Hoosiers beat Sandows 6 to 3 in five innings. Batteries Silent Hoosiers W Frye John Wharton Sandows H Worrahaye H Hoschman. Strikeouts W Fry 10 by H Worhaye umpire.
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Charles W. Meyer Wins Kindergarten Stake at Fairgrounds
In St Louis the two year old Charles W Meyer trained by John W Schorr won the Kindergarten stake in impressive style. Three favorites, two second choices and two long shots also captured victories including The Caxton and Brulare with odds listed. Sylvan Lass defeated favorites at Oakland, Stromo finished fourth and pulled up lame.
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Will Fight at Alexandria, Anderson, Ind May
The Alexandria Athletic Club matched Jack Kelly of New York and Eddie Burns of Detroit for an upcoming bout. The May contest in Alexandria, Indiana, pits two title prospects against each other in a scheduled pairing.
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Finish Fight Planned Before Alexandria Club June 3
A finish fight is set before the Alexandria Athletic Club on June 3. Both fighters have lingered in the county for weeks as arrangements to stage the bout here were recently declared off. Boxers will weigh in at 133 pounds.
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Douglass Wins Metropolitan Golf Championship
Findlay Douglass of Nassau Country Club Long Island defeated Charles Seeley of Stamford Conn 11 up and 10 to play to claim the Metropolitan golf championship at Apawamis in Rye. Walter J Travis once led late but lost to Seeley 1 up on 19 holes as rain drenched the soggy greens. Douglass’s steady driving and Seeley’s putting struggles decided the match after strong wind and rain dampened the day.
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Notre Dame Wins Indiana Intercollegiate Meet at Purdue
Notre Dame nips Purdue and Indiana University to win the Indiana Intercollegiate track meet on Stewart field at Purdue University. Remy Ewry of Lafayette set world records in backward jump and double kick jump while Endsley of Purdue set a state record in the 120-yard hurdles.
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Harvard Wins Track Championship Despite Rain Soles
Harvard clinched the Intercollegiate AAA track title at Berkeley Oval finishing with 44 points, edging Yale who scored 35 6 points. The meet endured soggy conditions as athletes battled mud and wind, producing few records but spirited performances from about 150 spectators.
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Ithaca Institution Sprints to Relay Triumph in Heated Meet
Georgetown led final standings with two wins and ten points while Michigan edged Pennsylvania for sixth. Gallagher of Cornell topped the two mile, Sears of Cornell won the 100 yards, and Georgetown’s Duffy captured the 100 yard dash in 10.15 seconds as Harvard Yale and Penn clash for the championship cup set to run fourteen years for the holder with Harvard, Yale and Pennsylvania each holding four wins. The day featured no records but notable performances across multiple events and a full summary of heats and finals.
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Lipton fixes Sept 21 for first America's Cup race
Sir Thomas Lipton confirms via cable to the New York Yacht Club that September 21 will be the first America's Cup race, the earliest possible date after Royal Ulster Yacht Club sets the time, while Independence will enter the trials against the Constitution under the New York Yacht Club flag. Lawson pledges best efforts, plans to charter an interest in Independence, and seeks fair, sportsmanlike matchmaking for the defender selection.
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Valkyrie IT to be broken up in Gooverock bay Monday
John Miner was shot and killed near Conesville Ohio by William Decorsey, a blacksmith and miner at the Davis mine, after a dispute at the mining town. Decorsey was arrested. the Valkyrie yacht belonging to Lord Dunraven, defeated in the America’s contest, lies in Gooverock bay awaiting breakup.
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New Methods by Osteopath Heals Longstanding Asthma
Professor W. T. Ayres of DePauw University relates personal trial with Osteopathy. After four treatments from Dr J F Spaunhurst in Indianapolis, asthma and related digestive and nasal troubles improved. senses restored and weight gained. The testimonial praises osteopathy as thorough, scientific, and capable of curing chronic cases.
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de Pauw University
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Stwsla Bowels
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Boys' Road Race Sees Nineteen Start Five Mile Course
Nineteen boys started the sixth annual road race yesterday morning. The five mile route began at Thirtieth street and Central avenue, then Fall creek, Allisonville road to Hammons Park, Fall creek and river road to Forty-eighth street, and back to Central. A Snyder won with a three minute handicap, while H Rhodes led the scratch runners and finished eleventh amid several minor accidents. finishers and times are listed with names such as Ruggenstein, Parsons, Morris, Duncan, Pease, Messersmith, Mann, Hopke, Hearden, Morgan, and Schofield.
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Among the Bowlers at City Club Alley Tournament
A Friday evening event at City Club alleys opens a short bowling tournament among top city bowlers. Entered teams include Leap and Quill, Bryson and Knox, Brown and Jay, with two or three unpaired groups. Each team bowls the others. wins losses and total pins determine the outcome of these friendly challenges.
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