Hoosiers Bow To Millers In Tight 4 3 Loss At Minneapolis
May 2 at Minneapolis Indiana Hoosiers led six innings then faced two wild pitches and a walk laden ninth. Miller bats exploded in the ninth to win 4 3. McPartlin pitched for Indiana. Vasbinder struggled. O'Brien Heydon Hoghever Jones Kihm Fox among key names. Millers overcome early deficit with timely hits and a late rally. Attendance 1,573.
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Indianapolis Journal
Minneapolis
Minn
Hoosiers
McPartlin
Vasbinder
Watkins
Millers
O'Brien
Heydon
Hoghever
Jones
Kihm
Fox
Tamsett
McCreery
Hart
Smith
Coulter
Tateh Dy O'Brien
Enone
Aveveressrereess
Serereveseesece
A. Apes
Mapolis Reesets
Bouble Pia
Martin
Yeager
Mc— Vasbinder
McParty
Bose—Hoghever
O' Brien
Indianapolis
Denesattoneagse
Indian
Cunningham
Matthewson Pitches Well As Giants Beat Red Sox 8 0
New York pitcher Matthewson shuts out Boston 8 0 as Pittinger struggles and fielding errors aid a two run surge. Attendance 6,000. Brooklyn downs Philadelphia 4 0 with Garvin steady on the mound. Keister doubles for Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Won Pitchers Battle In Fort Wayne Narrow Victory
Fort Wayne managed one run on two hits and a stolen base as Dayton and Anderson combined to edge Marion 5 to 4 in a Central League matchup. Evansville standings show Marion atop the table with 18 losses, while Evansville and Terre Haute hold final slots. later today Evansville visits Anderson and Terre Haute meets Marion as Dayton travels to Fort Wayne.
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Fort Wayne
Dayton
South Bend
Anderson
Terresne
Marion
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Pet
Evansville Evenee
Umes
Terre Haute
Wheeling
Ind
Lindsay
Pontenas
Ostdelk
Gallin
Siever's Big Day As Detroit Beats St Louis In Slugfest
Detroit defeated St Louis 7 to 3 as Siever shut down his former teammates after a four run second inning. The game featured five unearned runs, two base hits by Anderson and Crawford, and a crowd of 2,578. Later New York edged Philadelphia as rain halted play in the eighth inning and Boston topped Washington with timely hitting. Detroit, New York and Boston all posted wins in a day of American League action.
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Jones
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Anderson
M'C
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Mullin
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Hemphill
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Burkett
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Eveee Nee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Loulevill
Milwaukee
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Buffalo
Plater Wins Patchogue Stakes In Gravesend Photo Finish
New York May 2 Plater ridden by Haack carried most of the betting and edged The Musketeer by a short head to win the Patchogue stakes at Gravesend. Fuller claimed foul on The Musketeer, later dismissed. Weather cool and track fast with only one favorite winning among the day’s races including six furlongs and mile events.
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New York
Plater
Gravesend
Musketeer
Farrell
Fuller
McCafferty
O’neil
Michaels
Cochran
McCue
River Re
Hicks
Akela
Burns
Mackey Dwyer
Odom
Stroller
Haack
the Musketeer
Minder
Tristesse
Roue
Fae
Highlander
Our Lassie Wins Oaks at Epsom Amid Fall
Our Lassie, ridden by American jockey Lu-Lyne, won the Oaks stake at Epsom. Dazzling, owned by J. R. Keene, fell during the race.
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London
Lassie
Epsom
Dazzling
J. R. Keene
Lu— Lyne
Foreign News Highlights From Rome to Saint Petersburg
Reports from Rome reveal Rev. Edward J. Wattman’s meetings with Vatican officials on Philippine affairs. Henry White leads U S officials in London as they present credentials and host a reception. Santos Dumont balloons over Paris palace grounds. Saint Petersburg marks its bicentennial with a grand procession and bridge opening. Motherwell Scotland reports alarming earth subsidence damaging hospital and shops, linked to nearby mines.
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Twenty-ninth
United States Infantry
Rome
Manila
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Foreign Office
London
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Bois de Boulonge
Paris
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Nuilly
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Savior
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Peter's
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Troitski
St. Isaac's
Motherwell
Scotland
Lanarkshire
Ladies honor Gen Grant at Capitol floral tribute
In a annual custom the ladies of the United States Grant Circle of the G A R gathered around Gen Grant's statue in the Capitol rotunda to place floral tributes. Remarks were offered by Gen John B McCalmont and Mrs Belva A Lockwood.
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Washington
United States
Grant Chrele
Gen. Grant
Capitol
John 8. McCalmont
Belva A. Lockwood
Latonia Steeplechase Marred by Rider Injury at Latonia
Cincinnati May 2 steeplechase at Latonia marred by an exciting accident as Dagmar and Balloon bumped at the first jump, Dagmar rider McClure dashed against a tree but escape with a five inch scalp wound while Balloon’s Whitcomb uninjured. Esherin was the only winning favorite with Ayoid triumphing at 30 to 1 amid pleasant weather and a slow track.
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Dagmar
Balloon
McClure
Whitcomb
Esherin
Ayoid
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Reed
Moyle
S. Bonner
Kentucky Muddle
Scully
John C. King
King Tatius
Sam P. Cochran
Sly Maid
Prince Lief, Jr
Nancy Blake
Ocyrohe
Romanelli
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Henderson
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Blazius
Paracamp
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Lunay
Jim Farren
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the Boer
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Velasquez
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the Stewardess
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Artemasia
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Silver Thistle
Glenwood
Sinner Simon
Jack Ratlin
Reservation
Fonsoluca
Silk Cord
Luigart
Altona
Binehelio
Hawthorne Races Fail to Produce Favorites at Hawthorne
Chicago May 29 Hawthorne card saw only two favorites win while four races went to second choices and outsiders Cloudy cool conditions and slow track followed a long day of tight finishes leading to several upset results Sol Smith and One ge Galba posted early wins with long odds Polly Water fell in the first race Air Light and Fourteen delivered a pair of solid scores later in the program The Hawthorne entries for Saturday feature a mix of two year olds and stakes contenders with multiple horses listed in each event for the Prairie selling stakes and other races
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Light Opera
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Watson
Rhyme and Reason
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Getchel
Earl
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Wolf
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Fauntleroy
Aline S
Morse
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Donegan
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Sheehan
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Gullet
Broodler
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Countess Clara
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Wilson
Sweet Dream
Jake Weber
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Helgeson
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Davis
Soldier of Fortune
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Jordan
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Attelle
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Poor Bar
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Paul Aker
Merops
Prairie Dog
the Bobby
Cogswell
Moroni
Rollick II
Mr. Dingle
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Canyon
Manila Ex-Union Leader Charged With Misappropriation
Manila reports the Democratic Labor Union president Dominadnor Gomez arrested on charges of misappropriating funds brigandage and illegal association. Government says over 100000 pesos in dues collected. deficit 2000 pesos. Accused allegedly funded insurgents with part of funds and arms. Union size about 15000 affiliated with Nationalist party near unrest but no disorders yet.
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Manila
Democratic Labor Union
Dominadnor Gomez
Gomez
Rizal
Guillermo
Nationalist
Two Italian laborers killed in Pennsylvania wreck at Waverley
On May 2 in Waverley a west bound freight derailed and an east freight train, unable to switch, struck the wreck. Frank Tops, pinned under debris, had his right arm amputated to rescue him and prevent death. Two laborers killed and six injured were reported.
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New York
Pennsylvania Road
Waverley
Frank Tops
South Bend High Leads Indiana Track Meet With Records
South Bend High School topped ten schools at Purdue hosted interscholastic meet on Stuart Field. Three state records were set by C Heaton of Frankfort in the two hundred twenty yard dash and half mile, plus a 3:49 mile relay time. Frankfort, Monticello, and South Bend posted strong showings with Heaton anchoring wins in multiple events.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
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Purdue University
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Owe
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Miller
Sullivanvington
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Dochterman
Watkins
Bredeman
Wilkins
Goshen Beats Elkhart In Dual Meet With State Record
Goshen High School defeats Elkhart by two points in a state record hammer throw by Weatherhead of Goshen. Finney wins 100 yard dash and Weatherhead takes two events as Elkhart and Goshen share medals in sprint, distance, and field events at Goshen.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Elkhart
Warren E. Finney
Paul B. Work
Weatherhead
Finney
Deitch
Felthouse
Seeseeekhart
Best
Nusbaum
Crowe
Knapp
Goldstein
Bowser
State tennis tournament narrows title to Purdue and Hanover
In Lafayette Indiana on May 29 Purdue and Hanover led the state tennis field with straight set wins in singles and doubles while Indiana and Butler tripped in earlier rounds. Whalen and Black stood out for Hanover and Purdue. finals set for tomorrow as top teams decide the state championship. Also today trials began for the M T H 8 track team with Shortridge meet set for June 6, listing preliminary events and candidates.
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Uhl
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Study
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Osborne
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Gothe
Murr
Zener
Dusgan
Seotot
Diddle
Bates
Mcintosh
Pohlman
New York Letter on Islip Fund for Long Island Uprising
W K Vanderbilt Dr Henry O Have meyer and George C Taylor are among contributors to a fund of 30000 dollars raised by Islip residents to fight the issue. The article notes broad Long Island opposition and anticipated protests against the small port plan.
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New York
W. K. Vanderbilt
Henry O. Havemeyer
George C. Taylor
Islip
L. J
Long Island
Liberty Bell Visit Draws Debate in Philadelphia
In a note from the Philadelphia Inquirer residents argue a courtesy should span the nation. They say the Liberty Bell’s traveling display is welcome but should not be repeated after the Declaration of Independence ties to Philadelphia and its hall.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Sorpe
Exciting Motorcycle and Auto Meet to Be Held Today at State Fair
Forty entries across five big events promise a sensational afternoon at the state fair grounds. The program includes a marquee match race Tom Cooper of Detroit versus George Weidely of Indianapolis, plus three and five mile motorcycle handicaps featuring record holders G Vernon Rogers Harry Gier and Cecil Gibson. General admission is 3% cents with a pre-race concert and ample transit provided by the street-car company.
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Tair
Tom Cooper
Detroit
George Weidely
Indianapolis
G. Vernon Rogers
England
Harry Gier
St. Louis
Cecil Gibson
Cooper and Weidely
Bert Corbett
John E. Merz
Tod Purcelp Miller
Ora C. Pierson
R. B. Miles
E. Gibson
J. B. Mareshall
Carbon
Ind
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Rocksville
Henry Brandt
Maxwell
G. Vernon
Racine
Wis
Frank Ogers
Ee Heston Wis
Harry Gler
Olds
Charles Somers
City
Edgar Ap“eho Kokomo
W. H. Peltier
Fort Wayne
A. C. Davis
Om Cooper
Ty George ‘Weidels
Apperson
Frank Moore
Horace Waters
Eaicapeta
SG Seeeine Sk Loaves Special Fi Coop
Geo Ww City
Prem Shee Ee Rae Weidesy
Heavy Transactions in Pig Iron Signal Mixed Market Tone
Bradstreet's notes crop, labor, and price signals with little market impact.Exports of manufactured goods for April show strength, while cotton goods and woolen fabrics face varied demand. Wheat and corn exports rise, while iron and steel sectors face labor disagreements and evolving prices.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
R. G. Dun & Co
Pittsburg
Indianapolis Lead Boosts Bank Clearings 54.6 Percent Rise
Indianapolis reports a 54.6 percent increase in bank clearings for the past week, signaling stronger financial activity. The gain follows broader economic upticks across the region, with banks noting higher consumer deposits and loan requests.
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