Murbarger and Swanson Set Up Catchweight Wrestling Clash
Articles signed for a catchweight bout under Police Gazette rules with the strangle hold barred. Murbarger trains to trim about thirty pounds as Swanson, boasting fitness after a sprained ankle, prepares for a December window. Gardiner visits and praises Fred Miller's role in conditioning. terh references to upcoming travel and prior losses are noted.
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Sam Murbarger
W. H. Barley
Toy
Alex Swanson
ty _hoth
Police Gazette
Swanson Ie
Ackermann Faw
Lima
Marburger
Hari
Swanson
Terre Haute
Burns, O'Brien to settle rematch with $5,000 side bet
Tommy Burns posted a $1,000 forfeit to stop Jack O'Brien in a return match if O'Brien agrees, with a $5,000 side bet on the line. The two boxers battled to a twenty round draw the previous night in Los Angeles.
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Burns
O'Brien
Los Angeles
Tommy Burns
Jack O'Brien
Echoes of the Fight Gardiner and Thiery Leave for Denver
Timmy Gardiner and Emil Thieryeft departed yesterday afternoon for Denver as part of a reported boxing camp. The two athletes were seen at the station with supporters and local reporters noting their readiness for upcoming bouts.
Excursion to Fairfield Helguts Ad Offers Bargain Prices
Big excursion ad invites morning departure to Fairfield Helguts with rain or shine, urging early selection of bargains at 5c down and 50 cents to 1 per week, no interest or taxes, and car fare details for South Wayne line riders. Also reports boxing results from San Francisco and several birth notices.
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Fairfield Helguts
Bae
South Wayne
Chick Stahl Targets Decatur Star Tom Railing
Tom Railing receives two letters from John Taylor owner of the Boston Americans. Stahl aims to land Railing for Boston and block other deals while awaiting Taylor’s word. Decatur friends hope he leaves as premier league pitcher as Patterson Fletcher Co. sale opens at eight.
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Reuben S. Patterson
Patterson-Fletcher Co
Co. Sale
Decatur Democrat
Ton Railing
Johm
Taylor
Efort
Talias
Tex
Tslingo Tom
Chick” Stahl
Tom
Idr
Boston Americans
Bowling results in Bruns show league upsets and high scores
WICK BOWLING LEAGUES sees Sha Waynes forfeiting to Garlands in Brunswick League No 1 due to player absence. In League No 2 St Joe Athletics beat the Packers three games while Olympics swept Battery B. Top scores include Tonkel Waynes 204 Blank Olympics 204 Gehring Waynes 200. Corner Rod and Gun Club routed RANDALLS 3 games in Empire League with a 1015 first game and 47 full frames. Sanders led with 254 and Kaufman next at 210.
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Sha Waynes
Garlands
Brunswick
St Joe Athletics
Packers
Olympics
Battery B
Tonkel
Waynes
Blank
Gehring
Randalls
High Rilers
Begauss
Sanders
Kaufman
Reynolds
Kaufman mm Ag . Hills
A. Sandes
Sma Randalls
Robbins
Braver
Ie Garr
Schneier
Brunswick Iprize awards honor for tenpin champions
The Brunswick Iprize offers prizes for the top tenpin rollers of last month. Captain Wie Rachel of the Magnons led with a 253 score and a silver bowling trophy. Second prize went to B. Gushing of the Centurve Spelions with a 24 score and a silver loving cup. Fourth prize tied between Culling of Gosleoas and Fred Wolliher with 244. Prizes for this month will be announced once arranged.
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Brunawicks
Wie
Rachel
Magnons
Coatanienship
Thy
B. Gushing
Greasne
Irda Indiina
del Rio
Gosleoa
Wolliher
al Hazzard
Royal Guards
Mottorwell & Headers
acquittal in quail sale case shocks New Haven crowd
Dan Clemens proprietor of the Germania restaurant was tried before Justice James T. Crippen on charges of offering quail for sale. The jury acquitted him after Clemens proved the birds belonged to Bob Riedmiller who had sent them for preparation. The hearing drew a crowded audience and adjourned to the town hall. Len Monros faces prison for shooting with intent to commit voluntary manslaughter after trial in Bluffton.
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Dan Clemens
New Haven
James T. Crippen
Tring
Manrog Aeems
Rone
Peter
Fim
Toro
Mutual Life election defeat reported in New York
A report from New York claims the administration ticket at the Mutual Life election was defeated, with proxies suggesting a majority for the opposing side. Higinbotham anticipated nominations from the international committee would prevail in both Mutual and New York companies. Evansville roster notes manager Knoll from Washington and New Orleans tied to the Southern league club.
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New. York
Navy
Mutual Decent
Will Street
Mutual Administration
H. N. Higinbotham
Evansville, Inc
Punch
Knoll
Washington
Fortheir
New Orleans
Evaneville Central
Teagud
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Gardiner
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Fred Miller
Fred
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Thiery
Timmy Gardiner and
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Thomas
Neil
San Francisco
Joe Thomas
Frank McConnell
AD Neil
Weil
Airs. Myers
Zaneaville
Charles Behrman
Adams Township
Boston
Decatur
Twirler
Patterson -Fletcher Co
Bruns
WICK
Ayers
ST. Job Asmletics
I. I. Arlett
Staal
Sosenheimer
Sommers
Shelly
Rae
Reinha
Detrick
Entel
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Game Wardens
Oo Monroe
Payne
Journal-Gazette
Didates
Punch Knoll
Evansville
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