Rain Delays Hoosiers End of Third Inning in Indianapolis
Rain halted play after three innings of Indianapolis versus Minneapolis with the Hoosiers leading two to zero. A doubleheader is scheduled today with Minneapolis. Milwaukee, Columbus, St Paul, Louisville, and Kansas City games also listed. Umpire Haskell suspended the game as rain persisted, setting up two games for the afternoon.
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St Paul Beats Louisville In Close Ballgame
St Paul defeated Louisville 5 to 3 in a well played game. Louisville hitters struggled at opportunities while fielding highlights included a jumping hand catch. Pitching and defensive plays shaped the outcome as St Paul tallied three runs in the late innings and Louisville left eight men on base. Time two hours. Umpire Foreman.
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Toledo and Kansas City Battle to Darkened Tie in Oregon
In Toledo on August 31 Kansas City jumped to a six run lead but Toledo fought back to tie the game before darkness halted play. Dorn, Bernard, Schaub and Gear led the hits while Dorn and Al laway pitched for the mound. Attendance was 40 with Mullane umpiring and a two hour game time.
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Columbus Triumphs Over Milwaukee In Rough Contest
Columbus defeated Milwaukee in a spirited game with Stimmel pitching four innings for the visitors. Attendance was 1 06. Key plays include three stolen bases by Gleason and Turner, a home run by Turner, and three earned runs for Columbus. Innings pitched show Stimmel giving up many hits while Summers lasted four innings for Columbus in a tight matchup.
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Fire Damages Taft Timber Yards In Cincinnati
A fire at 3 HL Taft & Co timber yards in Cincinnati caused nine dollars in damage. Two charred remains of unknown tramps were recovered from a burned box car near the siding.
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Pittsburg Defeats St Louis as Ninth Inning Rally Nets Five
In New York at the Polo Grounds, McGinnity pitched both games to Philadelphia, losing the first 4 to 3 and the second 4 to 2. Frazer pitched the opener for Philadelphia, with strong support and no errors. The double victory marks McGinnity’s third this season as New York outlasted Philadelphia in a tight two game set.
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Pittsburg Rally Beats St Louis 9 6 in Nine Inning Finish
Pittsburg defeats St Louis 9 to 6 after a ninth inning rally. Thompson and Carisch form new battery for Pittsburg. Attendance 673. Scoring details include Leach Sebring homers and notable hits by Carrigh Beaumont Bransfield.
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Navy ships bring midshipmen home from summer cruise
Annapolis August 31 The battleship Indiana commanded by Capt W H Emory the cruiser Hartford commanded by Capt W H Reeder and the practice ship Chesapeake under Commander William F Halsey arrived today with midshipmen returning from their summer cruise The cadets say they enjoyed the voyage and plan to visit their homes before resuming studies next term
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Washington and Boston split doubleheader in Washington
Washington won the first game 2-1 on a tenth inning homer by McCormick after a pitchers’ duel with Patten and Dineen. Boston took the nightcap 4-2 as Collins drove in key runs in a game cut short by darkness. Collins homered in the second game and Fryers hit for Washington while Hendricks and Lachance contributed for Boston. Attendance was 1,422.
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St Louis Sweeps Doubleheader Over Cleveland in Day Action
St Louis wins both ends of a doubleheader against Cleveland with a 6 8 score, Powell and Bradley ejected in the first game but remain for the second. Key players include Burkett Martin Wallace Heldrick Flick and Lajoie with noted base steals and two base hits. Attendance 3,100. Lawrenceburg reports three Manufacturers League games with rain interruptions and trades affecting players Ream and Grant. Ream to Minneapolis after season.
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Decatur Edges Huntington In Tie-Breaking Park Game
Special to the Indianapolis Journal. The Rosen thals of Decatur defeated Huntington at Steele's Park near here on Sunday, breaking a tie between the teams. Score: Decatur 6 0 9 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 ? Huntington 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 1. Batteries France and France Hyland and Miller Umpire Bayes.
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Curtiss shuts out Evansville in pitching duel
Fort Wayne pitcher Curtis blanked Evansville with two hits as Willis’s defense failed. Marion wins in tenth at Dayton on a run burst later. South Bend tops Terre Haute thanks to Moffitt’s pitching and Cogswell’s homer. Wheeling beats Grand Rapids as Omas eases through. Birmingham topples Little Rock. Nashville falls to New Orleans. Montgomery edges Memphis. Atlanta loses to Shreveport.
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Dan Patch Aims for World Pace Record at St Paul
Dan Patch tried to lower the pacing world record at the Minnesota State Fair grounds. He finished the mile in two minutes flat despite favorable conditions and warm weather. Old Mike acted as running mate while McHenry gave the timing signal.
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ST. Paul Fair Grounds
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Grand Circuit races postponed at Norbett Park
Providence R I Aug 31 The opening Grand Circuit races at Norbett Park were postponed due to a wet track.
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Norriett Park
Queen of trotters to be crowned at Cleveland track
Queen of trotters Lou Dillon will be crowned queen of the turf at the Cleveland inter-city matinee trophy program. The entry list for the $5,000 race includes four horses: The Monk Waubon Equity and Dolly Dillon. A parade before the grandstand and a large floral wreath will honor Lou Dillon before racing begins.
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Tippecanoe County Fair Opens With Fast Racing Promise
Workmen finish preparations at Tippecanoe county fair grounds as the thirty-seventh fair opens tomorrow with a schedule of horse races. The events include a two year old colt race for $100, road race for $100, and several purses ranging from $75 to $900 across Tuesday to Friday. Strong contenders from the region are expected to compete.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoe County Fair
County Agricultural Association
Jay County Fair Promises Record Event Lineup
Portland Indiana reports the Jay County Fair Association vows a record fair with speed purses over 3000 dollars plus a top racing program and several features Carrie Nation the Kansas saloon smasher is booked for Wednesday an automobile race will run the same day with many fast cars from two states a new amphitheater is under construction the fair runs from September 28 to October 3 inclusive
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Muncie Tennis Team To Visit Richmond Country Club
Richmond Ind Aug 3 The Muncie tennis squad travels to Richmond on Wednesday afternoon to clash with the Richmond Country Club team. The visitors hope to rebound after a prior setback.
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Muncie
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Easy for Judge Himes Wins Delmar Juvenile Stakes
In Harlem Oak Park handicap Judge Himes carried 15 pounds and beat Fading Light by four lengths on a cool, cloudy day. Floyd K. was third as six starters ran with several scratches leaving 11 carded for the card. Jack Ratlin won the fourth race by a nose from Lewisville amid a heavy track and clear weather.
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Imboden Wins Delmar Juvenile Stakes at Opening Day
Imboden ridden by Sheehan and carrying weight from fifteen to twenty five pounds defeated Major Carpenter in the Delmar Juvenile at Delmar. Bride and Major Carpenter pressed the winner down the stretch but Imboden edged ahead to win by two lengths on a good track. Also notable were results in other races with Bandillo and Dr Cartledge among top finishers. Delmar entries listed for Tuesday include a mix of sprinters and middle distance runners with weights and participants.
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Trotting Association shifts to midway fair programs
TERRE HAUTE Ind Aug 31 The Trotting Association once renowned for harness meets adapts this year with a mix of midway fair carnivals and running races. Today three flat races produced winners Cerra Santa Jack McGinn and Crosscross with notable odds and times while Newport track horses sparked questions on standings. Western Jockey Club reportedly will not penalize them.
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Duffy and Gardner Fight Draw In Welterweight Clash
Le Saginaw Mich August 31 Martin Duffy of Chicago welterweight world champion and Gus Gardner of Philadelphia 135 pound champ fought ten rounds to a draw Gardner outweighed by about fifteen pounds yet pressed hard but could not land the decisive blows despite his best efforts.
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Backers Take Flying Handicap Win at Sheepshead Bay
Shotgun carried 119 pounds won the Flying handicap for three year olds at Sheepshead Bay, leading from the barrier to finish one and a half lengths ahead of Wild Thyme with River Pirate third. Ormonde's Right took the Autumn Malden stakes. Jockey ONeil rode the first three winners as track remained heavy with fast times in a few events.
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Two Horses Down At Kenilworth Park Handicap
At Kenilworth Park a mile handicap produced a dramatic spill as Albula slipped with Silurian mounted by Minder and Walsh. Easy Street led late to win, Albula remounted for third, and Mrs Frank Foster’s rider was unhurt. Chickadee and other races followed with multiple upsets and brisk times.
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Racine Drops Out of Western League Polo Race
Elwood Indiana Aug 30 Racine one of the pioneer polo cities in the West will have no team in the Western League this season unable to secure the rink on satisfactory terms Marion will take Racines place with six clubs Manager H of Racine will retain his franchise and build a rink of his own before the opening of another season.
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Richmond Poised for Strong Polo Team After League Switch
Richmond Indiana expects a powerful polo lineup as the Western League gains top talent due to the National League failure. Rumored stars include George Bone and Cunningham Jr with Jessup at goal and Mansfield at center, while Cameron and Doherty may line at half back.
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National A A U announces order of events for Milwaukee meet
President Liginger of the National A A U released the official order of events for the national championships to be held in Milwaukee on September. The list includes sprints, hurdles, distance runs, and field events with old events starting alongside track events to help athletes plan entries.
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W. H. Liginger
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Father Cushing Not a Life Prisoner
Louisville report denies Denver claim that Father John H. Cushing was ordered to Bethesemane and kept a prisoner for life. He has been sent to a Trappist monastery for a month or so by Archbishop Falconi and will return to his Denver diocese after the retreat.
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Newspaper Men Lose to New York Team in Golf Clash
In a Garden City Golf Club match on August 31 New York and newspaper men competed with the former winning 7 to 2.
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Thomas Joins Purdue Amid Camp Buzz and Star Returns
Marion full back Thomas will join Purdue at camp opening, joining a squad that also adds Miller at center and Allen as right tackle. Other arrivals include Emery Mille at quarterback and veteran Harry Adams returning to the fold as Purdue plans a fall season, weather delaying practice but players enjoying camp activities.
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Purdue Football Camp Near Delphi Promises Strong Team
Purdue’s August camp along the Tippecanoe river reports optimistic progress with nearly thirty candidates for the eleven. New men join the squad, Dave Allen among the latest, trainer McClaire praises readiness, captain Osborne notes lighter backs and speedier play under new rules, and shaving is barred until return to Lafayette. Provisions sourced from Delphi with players fetching supplies two miles away.
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Train Plunges Through Manitou into Colorado City
A Colorado Midland freight train sped uncontrollably from Manitou toward Colorado City at 5 am. Speed estimated at 100 mph, the locomotive and cars derailed a switch engine on a siding. crew members jumped to safety with no injuries reported. Estimated loss not disclosed.
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Train collision in Roanoke injures four crew members
A live stock train northbound on the Shenandoah division of the Norfolk & Western Railroad rear-ended a through freight Sunday evening between Elkon and Shengpseeh. Engineers E. J. Moore and T. J. Nic and Firemen W. B. Jones and H. R. Hetfield, all of Roanoke, were seriously cut and bruised. Three cars of the front train and two engines of the rear train wrecked. tracks were buried.
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Tennis Results at Niagara on the Lake August 21
The Niagara international tennis tournament continued with several first round matches. Notable results include H Hall defeating H Avery 5-4 5-3 and E HM Fisher beating Raind Burns 6-5 14 6-1, with Sidney L. Smith and Dr. Pearson advancing in the men’s singles.
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Motor Boats Race Paris to Sea Second Stage Finish
Twenty one of fifty seven boats completed the Seine race stage from Paris to Elbeuf. Mercedes and Flora again led the field, finishing first at 4:53 p.m. and 5:02 p.m. respectively. The next stage runs from Elbeuf to Rouen tomorrow.
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Shooting in Dickinson County Va Leaves Constable Dead
From a barricaded outhouse Fleming Mast, age forty, resisted arrest by Constable Albert Hall. Mast killed Hall and seriously wounded George Mulling during the attempt near Fleming Mast in Dickinson County, across the state line.
Killed by Discharged Employee in Superior Cafe
In Superior on August, Howard Gilbert of the Euclid Hotel cafe was killed today by Arthur Sherman, a recently discharged worker who was arrested. No further details on motive or exact ages are provided.
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