Record crowd at park as Hoosiers beat Colonels 11 to 2
Washington Park drew a record crowd with 1 555 paid admissions for the Indianapolis and Louisville game. Indianapolis won 11 to 2 after trailing 4 to 5 earlier, aided by Williams sharp curves and a big hitting display. Gannon and Schaub misplays blamed for some Louisville errors. Hoosiers capitalized on miscues and fielding slips for a decisive victory.
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Athletic Meet Weather at Newby Oval Today
Washington reports weekend forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio with Saturday showers and Sunday fair and warmer. Winds variable to fresh south, temperatures rising from a May normal mean. Blythe notes section director.
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Bad Fielding Errors Hurt Indianapolis in Loss to Louisville
The morning game proved costly for Indianapolis due to numerous errors and misplays. Blunders in the ninth tied the score, and Louisville capitalized as O’Brien misplayed a ball, Babb erred, and Clymer scored the eventual winning run. Fox begged for a catch that wasn’t, Kihm’s bunt play opened the door, and poor locating by Kellum and subpar umpiring added to the Hoosiers’ woes.
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Hogriever Leads Rally as Indianapolis Beats Louisville
Indianapolis bats explode in a 11-2 win over Louisville. Hogriever clouts a three base hit and scores, Kuhns drives in two, Coulter collects two bases, Fox and Heydon add runs. Williams allows 11 runs despite 5 strikeouts as Dunkel keeps Louisville in the game briefly before collapse.
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Nine Runs Smoked Toledo in Columbus Morning Game
Columbus hammered Toledo 9 to 8 in a high scoring morning clash. Knoll Burns Meany Nattress Fox and others drove in runs as Columbus built a lead, Toledo surged back but fell short in the late innings. Attendance 2,566.
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Kansas City Split Two with Milwaukee in Doubleheader
Kansas City and Milwaukee played two games before 5,600 fans today and each side won one. In the opener Grady made a spectacular stop at first as both pitchers were hit hard, with O'Brien, Thiel, and Nance among the notable hitters. Milwaukee took the second game 7 to 4, led by O'Brien and Thiel offensively, while Clingman and Beville sparked Kansas City with timely hits.
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Louisville game day at 3 45 p m with Killen vs Tebeau
Louisville to-day features a 3 45 p m start as Killen opposed by Tebeau's squad. Belated hitters arrive with safe hits while Columbus eyes a lead as Strobel's misfits play. Early victory would have pleased, Indiana fared better at stick work against Dunkle than Kerwin.
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Butler Beats Earlham At Spring Lake Park Crowd Cheers
Butler defeated Earlham at Spring Lake Park yesterday by a score of to . Batteries Thornbury Dodson Graves and Ratcliff contributed in the morning. The 7 565 attendance drew a smile from Secretary Ruschhaupt and suggested the American Association’s vitality.
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Latonia Decoration Day Handicap Won by Adalante
Large Latonia crowd witnesses a mile and a quarter handicap for runners three years old and up. Adalante bursts through late to win by five lengths at odds 8 to 1, with Death and Hunter Raine fading. Other notable results include Pat Dunne sweeping Hawthorne stakes with Toad and J. W. Kirby, plus Contend winning at Gravesend in New York.
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National League Games Split Between Two Pairs
St Louis and Cincinnati split four games today under poor weather with St Louis taking the first, Cincinnati the second. In New York, Philadelphia shut out the Giants at the Polo Grounds as Evans relieved. Pittsburg blanked Chicago in the morning. Brooklyn swept Boston in a doubleheader at Washington Park, with Flood delivering the key homer.
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Norfolk Union Backs Warship Building in Government Yards
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers session adopted a resolution by A. M. Cousins of Norfolk urging naval construction in government yards and seeking three warships to be built there. Los Angeles was chosen as next convention site. E. A. Stevens of Los Angeles elected third assistant grand engineer, succeeding Cousins. George R. Doherty of Boston was re-elected grand chaplain.
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Syndicate Purchases 50,000 Acre Elder's Ridge Coal Lands
Indiana Pa May 30 The Hon John McCaughey representing over three farm owners in this and Armstrong counties and E D Carter of Erie Pa representing a syndicate of Erie New York and Boston capitalists completed a 2 200 000 sale. Total acreage exceeds 50 000 acres with 4000 in this county and 1000 in Armstrong county. Land later assigned by Dr J C King and W H Stomey of Reynoldsville to E D Carter. The Elder's Ridge field coal lands brought a little over 0 per acre.
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Southern cotton yarn mills mull merger for uniform pricing
Atlanta May 30. A meeting of 207000 spindles worth cotton yarn mill owners from Alabama Tennessee and Georgia approved a plan by F L Underwood and Leonard Paulson New York to form a merger with one management for South mills. The aim is a standard price for all yarn goods. Underwood to meet South Carolina mills in conference tomorrow.
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French Mission Arrives in Boston for City Visit
The Count de Rochambeau and the French mission arrived in Boston at 5 o'clock from Newport Rhode Island. They were welcomed by M J Curran private secretary to Mayor Collins and taken to the Somerset Hotel. Tomorrow a call at the Statehouse and a Harvard visit are planned followed by a city dinner.
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Mother Kills Daughter and Self in Gas and Poison Tragedy
New York May 3 Mrs Rose Fregm ow wife of a news dealer fatally asphyxiated her six year old daughter Bertha with gas and then killed herself with carbolic acid. She had suffered from sees one for several years and was temporarily insane.
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Franklin College Downs Rose Polytechnic 9 to 4 in Franklin
Rose Polytechnic Institute was defeated 9 to 4 at Franklin College. The Indians showed errors but strong base running and hitting. Branigan Stoddard and Hampton led with key hits. Umpire Schoaler. attendance 200. Other scores from Indiana and Yale in a broad regional baseball day included Rushville, Noblesville, Yale over Princeton 10 to 6, and Butler over Earlham 9 to 7.
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Lajoie and Bernhard sign four year Cleveland deal
From Washington, W H Armour reports Lajoie and Bernhard signed ironclad four year contracts with the Cleveland club. Lajoie to earn 7000 dollars annually and Bernhard 3000, to be paid as permitted by the courts.
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Memorial Day Baseball Roundup Showcases Mixed Results
Washington opens with a win over Chicago in a fielding and timely-hitting performance. Chicago rebounds to win the nightcap in a tight battle with notable plays from Sullivan and Kellogg. Baltimore sweeps Cleveland in a doubleheader highlighted by Bresnahan’s three homers across both contests. Philadelphia, St Louis, Detroit, and Boston report varied outcomes with uneven defense and pitching. Attendance figures span 4,028 to 9,221 as clubs chase momentum.
Chicago physician arrested in Miss Thompson death case
Dr E Wesley Johnson, who treated Miss Mae Thompson before her death, was arrested in Chicago and held for investigation. Police say he practiced medicine without a license and may have contributed to the girl’s death, though no formal charges yet.
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Laxative Bromo Jets Box Must Bear EB W Grove Name
The advertisement insists that the name EB. W. GROVE appear on the box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine, the celebrated Cold and Cure remedy. It emphasizes authenticity and brand protection through proper labeling.
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