Central League’s Bright Future Under Dr Garach Leadership
The Central League, led by Dr Garach, is poised for a strong season as a model minor league. Praise from Claude Varnell and coverage of leadership, players, and new umpire enforcement highlight expectations for growth and discipline in the circuit.
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Local People Attend Auto Show in Chicago Trip
About seventy Fort Wayne car owners plan to travel tonight and tomorrow to Chicago for the auto show. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. George Locach, Mr. and Mrs. Edward White, A. L. Randall, Oliver Evans, and many other local residents and couples.
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Warsaw High School basketball schedule set for February and March
The Warsaw Indiana high school basketball team released a tentative schedule listing February games against Mishawake Manchester Winona Aggice and Winona academy, followed by a March clash with Goshen and a later Winona encounter. A Goshen game and a potential Goshen high show event are noted as possible for Friday March 1.
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Debrutalized boxing revival in Indianapolis falls short of fights
In Indianapolis the debrutalized boxing show offered no decisive bouts as patrons were told refunds if no prize fights occurred. Main eventers Young Denning and Frank White lasted ten rounds, while referee Heferey James Ryan refused to declare a winner, underscoring a tame revival after eighteen months of inactivity.
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Concordia Keeps Clean Record Once More
Concordia extended its winning streak to four by defeating Culver Military Academy 68 to 2. Standout performances by Brinker, Gallmeyer, and Schupmann led the Concordia offense while Brinker and Wea Imposxert provided scoring support. Debut by substitute Leonard tied to a decisive team effort as Concordia dominated from start to finish.
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Schupmann
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Warsaw Quintet Tops Columbia City 82 26
Warsaw Indiana February 11 Columbia City led by Ann Leininger Gates Joleen Halstead Nekur and Kanitinan Warner Diffenderter defeated Warsaw by a score of 82 to 26 Trish Domson Leininger Gates Halstead each scored with Leininger netting 21 Trish 30 The game used 40 minutes of play with Halstead and Rubin contributing for Warsaw.
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Cobb Best Run Getter in American Baseball
Wagner led the 1908 season with the most runs driven in for America. Ty Cobb ranked second, driving in four runs in six games and producing ten runs for the Tigers in key innings. Johnny King hit two grand slams with bases loaded, Crawford stood second in power, and Herman Schäfer stole a few runs, with Ferris and Murphy tied to notable feats in America league play.
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Rainer’s Pitching Highlighted in Local Speech
Maye ager Mart Cleary of the Fork Wigan Shamrocks cites Hainer and a young pitcher with twirling ambitions, aiming for spring trials. Aub panera predicts a strong showing that will energize fans if the event proceeds as planned.
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Decatur Bowlers Rivalry Heats Up in Local Meet
Decatur bowlers arrived this afternoon to clash with the Pal Ang Amays amid a tense rivalry between the two schools. The Urdinswith team scheduled to bowl at 2 o clock, promising a competitive afternoon as fans anticipate close scores and decisive plays.
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Golf Rules Changed Aim to curb hurried putting in medal play
New York regulation set for next year tightens putting rules and hazard play. Changes let players lift sand to sight ball top, allow casual water removal on greens with limits, and tighten penalties for playing before opponents or with wrong balls. Additions cover teeing, grounding clubs, and stroke penalties.
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Marland Powell Bout Rumored To Be Postponed
The planned Marland Powell lighter weight bout for Washington's plate faces uncertainties as changes loom. McFarland aims to a twenty round clash against Hick Tylii while Simmy and Monte Attad proceed with weigh-ins and scheduled times in a crowded card.
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What Women Do Not Know About Love Signs and How Men Act
Emil Cole discusses how modern science upends popular beliefs about women’s intuition in love. He argues men are the more imaginative sex and women lack a sixth sense for reading genuine affection, noting that true love shows in actions and clear proposals, not flattery or signs.
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No Records Broken At The Boston Meet
Boston meet reports show no new track records among about 1,800 athletes at Mechanic Hall. DH: AH Faw and Piatt of Yale tied for the 41 yard high hurdles, with Piatt matching the feat. Official scoring lists Yale, New York A. C., Harvard, and Boston AA among top clubs. Indiana previews reveal close finishes in other events.
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Library Hall Bowlers Beat St. Marys All Stars
The Athletic Juniors section reports Library Hall bowlers defeated St. Marys All-Star team in a fast humorous Friday night match. Divine of the Juniors earned high individual pins while Tehra Ty Hall and Brothers high achnolicam contributed steady scores.
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Dorando Dominates Hoosier Relay Quadruplet
In Indianapolis Indiana Fen. &-[oran do Plate Marathon, Dorando, the famed seajlan Marathon Tuahar, defeats a four-man relay team from Colisoima at the state grounds in a sixteen mile race. Dorando clocks one hour thirty five minutes and thirty five seconds. Contenders include Wichiatneich Center Billet, Basshe kit, Coster Millar, Ray Johnson, and Jonaph Herclay.
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