Indians and Milwaukee duel ends in shared first-place ties
Kellum dominated for Indianapolis as Kellum and teammates pace a 9 to 4 win over Milwaukee in Milwaukee. Jiggs Donahue left the game with a torn hand after a hard pitch, Speer replaced him, Fox made a remarkable play on Dungan’s liner, and Hoghever drove in three runs. A doubleheader is set for tomorrow.
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Indianapolis Journal
Milwaukee
Wis
Kellum
Hawley
Pink
Jiggs Donahue
Speer
George Hoghever
George
Fox
Dungan
Bbase
Sammy
Indianapolis
R. H. Hoghever
Coulter
Kihm
Ene & N
Neers Coulter
Donahue
Beck
Kuhns
Kidmble
Runkle
Independent Bowling League 1902 03 Schedule and Twin City Games
Minneapolis and St Paul weather affected a pair of early season baseball contests. Yeager’s seventh inning error opened the door for Columbus, with McFarlan and Turner among key hits in a 6 5 game. St Paul beat Toledo 6 2 as Huggins starred with a triple double and single in cold play. Attendance listed at 500 and 400 respectively.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Yeager
Columbus
Hooke
Wagner
Hart
Belden
McFarlan
Turner
Byers
Sullivan
Newlin
Knoll
Quillin
Lynch
Hopke
Viox
Fox
Wilmot
Lally
Tindill
Weather Forecast and Frost Warnings Across Regions
Rain in Indiana on Friday with cooler temperatures and brisk north winds, followed by a cool Saturday. Illinois sees rain in central and southern areas with cooler air, while Ohio expects rain and cooler conditions Friday and fair weather Saturday. Killing frost warnings target southwestern Iowa, with frost possible. in South Dakota first snowstorm reports white ground near Bald Mountain.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
L&ad
Bald Mountain
Cold Wave Sweeps Wyoming Dropping Mercury to Three
CHEYENNE Wyo Sept 11 A cold wave swept Wyoming last night with the mercury sinking to 3 degrees and snow continuing today across portions of the state. Local residents reported wind chills severe and freezing conditions affecting crops and livestock. Authorities urged protection for vulnerable animals and urged residents to keep utilities prepared for low temperatures.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Movements of Steamers and Arrivals
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures at Cherbourg Weehawken New York Verport and Kingston with vessels including Blu cher Sax im Nordland Augusta acteria La Bretagne Rhineland Majestisana Rio and La Savole. Names and destinations show transatlantic traffic patterns and docking schedules.
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Cherbourg
Blucher
New York
Kronprins Wilhelm
Weenstown
Saxim
Boston
Nordland
Philadelphia
Augusta Acteria
Hamburg
la Bretagne
Verpoot
Majestisana Rhineland
Buenos
la Savole
Indoor baseball plans in Elwood and surrounding areas
Elwood owners Sebern and Durbin of Apollo Rink form indoor baseball club as part of Western Polo League expansion. Elwood Reds will join winter indoor games at Coliseum, with Matthews Reserves in a deciding series on Sunday after Elwood printers clash. Portland team loses to Richmond. Holmes injured. A three game series with Piqua, Ohio starts Saturday. Portland Elks lodge team to play club from Indianapolis B P C.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Messrs Sebern and Durbin
Apollo
Elwood Reds
Reds
Matthews
Tipton Printers
Portland
Richmond
John Holmes
Piqua
Lodge of Elks
Cam Diay
Western Golf Tourney Advances Eight Into Third Round
Eight golfers from six clubs survive the third round of the Western championship at Chicago Golf Club Wheaton, with four semi finalists set for tomorrow. Notable matchups include H C Egan vs Stewart Stickney and Warren Dickinson vs R E Hunter, amid foggy, misty afternoon conditions and Chandler Egan drawing special attention for steady play against rival Howland.
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Chicago
Wheaton
H. C. Egan
Stuart Stickney
Exmoor
St. Louis
Warren Dickinson
Iowa
Des Moines
R. E. Hunter
Midlothian Country Club
N. F. Moore
Lake Geneva
C. L. Hunter
Midlothian
Walter E
O. Dugger
Hinsdale
Egan
W. J. Travis
Dugger
Links
Chandler Egan
Howland
Dan Patch Fails But Finishes Mile Run In Strong Style
Dan Patch with McHenry up ran an exhibition mile in 2:00 under favorable weather at Syracuse Wagon Race. Greenline won a free-for-all pace after a wagon race between The Monk and Lord Derby. Pimlico and other tracks posted multiple harness results with Anzella, Bedworth Jr., and The Quester among noted winners.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Dan Patch
McHenry
Patch
Readville
Monk
Billings
Lord Derby
Smathers
Lordek
George Spear
Twinkle
Lackawanna
Terrace Queen
Rk Fares
Lackawanna Stake
B. m
Mercury Hud- Moy
Santard Geeses Des
Nuckels
B. Lindsley
Buckthorne
Br. G
Egthorne Gerow
Mary's Own
Blk
Gott
Knox
Brose
Ethel Me
McCarthy
Orrin B
B. G
Hudson
Stephen P
Porter
Roland Reed
Blx. H
Day
Halsted
Jones
Lizzie H
cSmith
Hawthorne
Jaybird
Astle Cigdomone
Wilson
B. H
Dodge
Bee m
Miller
Striga
A. McDonald
Spea Lord Derby
Aan King
the Monk
Greenline
Online
Leich
Fred
Wedgewood
R. m
B.g
Attendance at Crawfordsville County Fair Sets Record
At Crawfordsville Indiana the Montgomery county fair drew 31 387 visitors as seven heats decided the 2 25 Trot won by an Anderson horse. Miss Brennen suffered a fatal injury in the 2 17 pace and was owned by Harry Elliott of Logansport. Other race summaries include 2 22 2 24% 2 25 and several pace and trot events with winners named from Indianapolis Rensselaer and Madison among others. The Columbus race day drew 4 000 to 5 000 spectators and Valparaiso and Middletown fairs reported notable racing and purses.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Browne Wilton
B. H
J. A. Hall
Columbus
Wayne King
B. G
J. E. Goldberry
Detroit
Mich
Oses Laughiin
Marvel
George Barton
Oent Eseeeseseres
Aidate
William Thomas
Niles, O
Milwaukee
Wis
Nonamie
Robinaimere
Anderson
Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Montgomery County Fair
Fred L
R. H. Brown
Tellma
Billinger
Dianapolis
Billie A A. L. Padgett
Rensselaer
Deseeee Eunice
A. ” Dichicketang
Gia AnNapolis
Nellie Bly
Rosamond
Bucephalus
Re Dilo
Roland
Billie Scott
Hanover
George Cutsinger
Franklin Girl
Salarian H
Valparaiso
Dillie
Cora Mack
Wharton
Dell Mine
Lyons
Ray Belle
Moe
Cortez
Roe
Harry B
Lewis
Nettle Curry
Curry
Charm Belle
Cram
Redwood
St. Louis
Allen
Dalton
Lawrence
King Henry
Spoo Belle
Oakland
Rice
Hessville
O'Hearn
Middletown
Middletown Fair
Billy Mack
Rhino
Montpelier
A. W
Pugh
Kokomo
Billy Almont
Morton
W. J. Bryan
Battleship Iowa Runs Aground Near Brazil Coast
The Iowa ran aground after target practice returning to Friar's Island near Cape Nossa San Hora de Desterro on Santa Catarina Island. Brazil’s marine minister sent a warship to aid the Iowa, flagship of the South Atlantic squadron under Rear Admiral Sumners. The Iowa's captain is Capt Thomas Perry, with the cruiser Atlanta as the other main ship in the squadron.
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New York
Montevideo
Uruguay
Rio de Janeiro
Iowa
George W. Sumners
South Atlantic
Thomas Perry
Atlanta
Schedule Adopted for Twenty Seven Weeks of Independent Bowling
The Independent Bowling League adopted a 27 week season opening Sept 24 at Washington alleys. Ten clubs compete this year, up from eight, with two pin sets used during the season after a vote. Prize donations come from Charles Mayer & Co. and others. Team rosters named include Columbias, Hutson, Ramblers, Centrals, Standards, Deweys, Biome Palace, Royals, Alcatars, and Tish-i-Mingos with captains listed for each.
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Independent Bowling League
Washington
Charles Mayer & Co
Lew Cooper
Eagle Clothing Company
Progress Clothing Company
Kipp Bros
Kahn Tailoring Company
Danbury Hat Company
Hw. TF. Hearsey Company
George Marott
H. Seilken
Lee Graff
C. J. Gardner
John Klump
Charles Keeter
William Malsoll
Henry Zitzlaff
Carl Rassfeld
H. J. Resner
Len Heitkam
C. Schmidt
A. Stuckmeyer
George Kruger
A. Schowe
L. Moehlman
William Holloway
J. Wilhite
G. F. Niemann
Centrals
John Hoskinson
Max Emmerich
William Haverstick
George Grinsteiner
A. Cartz
W. J. Byers
EE. Happersberger
H. Cobb
al Hoffmeyer
C. Enslow
William Kaiser
O. Katterhenry
I. H. Enners
L. Maas
William Baker
C. Davis
Standards
W. W. Finfrock
Tomlinson
O. J. Partlow
Edward Pawling
Edgar Bruce
John Aufderheide
R. Burk
E. I. Partlow
Walter Geisel
F. O Spat Emil Ebner
Carl Piel
Harry Fuehrine
Commercial Bowling League Formed At Pastime Alleys
A meeting at Pastime alleys organized a Commercial Bowling League with H Lieber & Co People s Outfitting Reliable Kahn Tailoring and Star store signees. Eight clubs aimed, with D Sommers Saks and George J Marott shoe store likely members. League bowls on Thursdays at Pastimes alleys using five man teams. constitution and schedule to be drafted. next meeting set to adopt the schedule. W R Root elected president A H Taylor captain Ed Talbott secretary treasurer.
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H. Lieber & Co
People’s Outfitting Company
Reliable
Kahn Tailoring Company
Star Store
George B. Levy
D. Sommers & Co
Saks & Co
George J. Marott
Cliff Allen
Pastime Bowling Association
W. R. Root
A. H. Taylor
Ed Talbott
Maher Knocks Out Jeffords in Six Seconds
Philadelphia report: Peter Maher knocks out Jim Jeffords in six seconds at the Broadway Athletic Club in a catchweight bout. Maher lands a flush right to Jeffords jaw, who collapses and is unable to rise again. Jeffords later staggers the ring before being counted out. In Louisville, a mass meeting with about 80 citizens protests the Terry McGovern versus Young Corbett fight slated for Sept 2 at the Auditorium. Officials urged action, with possible warrants and legal steps considered to prevent the contest.
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Philadelphia
Peter Maher
Jim Jeffords
Broadway Athletic Club
Maher
Jeffords
Louisville
Music Hall
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Beckham
Pratt
Kentucky
Grainger
Jefferson County
Louiisville
Doubleheaders Highlight National League Action Across Day
Brooklyn and Cincinnati opened with a doubleheader at Washington Park, Cincinnati winning the first game as Brooklyn rebounded in the second. In Boston, a split featured a late homer by Malarkey giving Boston the opener, while St Louis faltered in the second. Chicago and New York split their twin bill, with New York taking the opener before Chicago faltered in the nightcap.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
St. Lowia
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston Eases
Cleveland
Detroitashington
Baltimore
Pittsburg Wins Two Games Over Philadelphia in Clean Sweep
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia twice as Shea debuted behind the plate and McLaughlin pitched his first outing for Pittsburg. Bransfield and Conroy were ejected in the second game for protesting a call by umpire Latham. Attendance was 2. The scores show Pittsburg dominating with strong offensive bursts and solid pitching in both games.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Shea
McLaughlin
Bransfield
Conroy
Latham
Chesbro
Leever
White
Douglass
Frazer and Shea
Zimmer
Race for pennant as Philadelphia tops Baltimore again
American League race tightens as Philadelphia takes two from Baltimore on Sept 11. First game powered by timely hitting. Butler wildness keys the second. Attendance 11,299. Batteries Wiltse/Robinson and Plank/Powers. Butler/Smith and Wilson/Schreck. Chicago offense shines in Cleveland win with Tenes and Green featured. Attendance 2,100. Poor outing by St Louis noted as Yeager shines for Detroit.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Butler
RHE
Wiltse
Robinson
Plank
Powers
Chicago
Cleveland
Jan Bemis
Patterson
McFarland
Detroit St. Louis game notes and early season form
A Detroit home game in which Kahoe hit a homer scoring St. Louis runs as Yeager and Buelow led the battery. Boston’s errors and Hughes’s tough fielding are cited as affecting pennant chances with Carrick hit hard late. Southern League results include Little Rock over Nashville and Shreveport over Atlanta, plus full harness and horse racing summaries from Sheepshead Bay and Harlem.
Horse racing results and sales from several cities
Buffalo track at Kenilworth Park reported a pleasant day with one favorite upset as Plerderich won the third race. winners listed include Colonel Anderson Lampoon Piste rich Epidemic Lovable Mr. Brown. London yearling sales saw Sir Tatton Sykes bring high prices and a Martagon-Mimic colt fetch $11,550. Detroit Windsor results were Windsor Allopath John Coulter Sauber et al with varied odds.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Kenilworth Park
Plerderich
Janice
Jordan
Colonel Anderson
Lampoon
Pisterich
Epidemic
Lovable
Mr. Brown
London
Doncaster
Tatton Sykes
Persimmon Gy
C. Whitney
Higgins
Detroit
Mich
Windsor
I Allopath
John Coulter
Sauber
Kent
Eortie
Lorne
American team conducts rifle practice in Ottawa
Brig. Gen. Bird W. Spencer in new U.S. Army khaki commands the Tom Leons squad as they drill at Ottawa’s Hoonfire rifle range. The session features lieutenant Mitchell and Seagirt observers amid atmospheric conditions as Seagirt and other crews fire and practice.
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Ottawa
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