Lowe Visits Mrs Stahl After West Baden Losses
Bobby Lowe Grand Rapids club manager stopped in to see Mrs Barbara Stahl, widow of Chick Blair, former Boston teammate. Lowe praised baseball interest in Central league towns, said practice starts April 3, with 24 players signed for tryouts as Fort Wayne and Grand Rapids face competition for pennant.
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Hot Springs
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Bobby Lowe
Barbara Stahl
East Lewis
Chick Blair
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Stahl
Boston Nationals
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Fort Wayne
Mia
Bobby
Grind Rapids
Furniture City
Hogan Returns to Lead New Zanesville Team
Matty Hogan retires at noon yesterday for Indianapolis. The Zanesville Time Recorder reports the club plans to hire several promising players from Columbus and Indianapolis. Two signings expected, one pitcher and a likely shortstop, with another infield addition. Contracts not yet signed, but all candidates likely to wear Zanesville uniforms this season.
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Indianapolis
Zanesville
Zanesie
Columbus
Marty
Shamrocks Hold Practice Ahead of Chicago Test
The Shamrocks practiced on Taylor Street grounds with twelve players including Huck Bowman of Caslan and Jack Hendricks observing. The session focused on fight practice and strenuous work, as the squad prepares for a Sunday April 12 game in Chicago against Gunther’s fast team.
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Shamrocke
Taylor Street
Huck” Bowman
Caslan
Mart Cleary
Jack Hendricks
Chicago
Gunther
Fort Wayne Central league team reports at Rich hotel
Eighteen candidates for positions on the Fort Wayne Central league team have reported at the Rich hotel and it is believed the entire squad will be on the local stamping grounds before evening. At 8 o'clock this morning the men reported to Manager Hendricks at the Miami Athletic club gymnasium which will be used for dressing and indoor work until the club.
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Fort Wayne
Rich hotel
Hendricks
Miami Athletic club
Evansville Central leaguers fall to White Sox in exhibition
Evansville’s Central leaguers opened the 190% season with a 3 to 1 loss to the Chicago White Sox at League Park. Windy Knoll’s crew showed promise, with new men contributing and about 860 fans enduring chilly weather as they watched the pennant race begin.
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River Rats
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ihair Ives
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Mighty Mathewson Teaches Youths Slick Baseball Tricks
Marlin Texas March. Manager John McGraw directs Pitchers Malarkey and McKinney as Mathewson demonstrates base running cuts and pitching drills for young players. He repeats the move until McGraw is confident the trainees grasp the technique.
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Tex
Matty
John nAtuREsy
McGraw
Malarkey
McKinney
secon
box
Dreyfuss called east by his ill wife and game plans
The Nickel Plate railroad promotes a Shamrocks vs Gunthers game at Gunther park in Chicago on April 12 with cheap excursion rates. Champ Osteen of the Chicago White Sox leads batters across five leagues and may contend for the American League title. Umpire Jack Burke jailed for perjury related to a burglary case. Cornish ball offers 300 dollars for a home-run feat by a Zanesville player, plus cigars for most runs in the first home series.
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Shamrocks
Gunthers
Chicago
Gunther
Champ Osteen
Chicago White Sox
Jack Burke
Mundle
Van Wert
Burke
Zanesville plyers
Zanesville
Fort Wayne
Pug Nick Collins Challenges Local Wrestlers
Nick Collins of Fort Wayne Indiana, a boxer and wrestler claiming Michigan light weight title, writes from Fort Wayne to challenge any local mat man. He weighs 126 to 130 pounds, wrestles 128 to 135, and says he is in perfect condition with a quick week’s notice. Contact Fort Wayne general delivery.
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Pittsburg
Michi-gan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lima Purse Stakes At Lima Diving Park Huge 27600 In Bets
Lima Purse stakes announced for the Ing fall meeting on a half mile track. Total prize money 27600 with the Merchants and Manufacturers stake for 224 trotters worth 2600. Lin Louse 2000 pacers stake leads a varied list including Faurot George house and San Welice. Hopples allowed, entry cost two and a half percent. Billy Lane now in Paris El training promising suspects. Bluffton quintet defeated 27 to 15 by Hartford City in a season closeout.
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Lima Diving Park company
halfwire racing
Clary Lotus
Lima House
Lima
prise Billy Lane
Ohio
Paris
Reopened National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City
The reorganized National Bank of Commerce opened for business with W B Ridgely as president and six million dollars in cash to back a $12 million deposit base. New officers include GI Cutts as vice president and Edward B Ridgely as cashier. The bank, largest to fail, now has $2 million capital and substantial guarantees from former president WS Wolds.
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National bank of Commence
W .B. Ridgely
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GI Cutts
Edward B. Ridgely
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WS Wolds
Remodeling of White Bank building into office space begins soon
Within thirty days actual remodeling work on the White Bank building to a modern office structure will start. The Physicians' Defense Company, buyer of the building, is eager to locate its quarters. Architect J F Wing is preparing the remodeling plans and contracts are expected to be let shortly.
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Physicians’ Defense company
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Wheel ing Can appoints D J Hayden secretary in Wheeling
D J Hayden of this city, formerly with the American Can company in Indianapolis, has accepted the secretary position at Wheeling Can Company in Wheeling West Virginia. The firm is among the nation's largest in its field and is capitalized at 6,290,068. Hayden will establish his permanent residence in Wheeling.
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American Can company
Indianapolis
Wheeling Can company
Wheeling
Jayden
Republican Convention Heads for Afternoon Sessions
The Indiana Republican Convention prepared for a 2 PM start with James P. Goodrich presiding. Governor Hanly's remarks loom large as delegates await a speech addressing reforms and public service quality, amid a leaked letter praising honest, economical governance to influence the ticket.
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Indiana
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Goodrich
resolutions committee
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Indiana G.O.P. candidates eye quick convention fix
The piece reports Indiana Republicans foresee a vigorous convention with Watson and Charles Miller leading the fight for the gubernatorial nomination, a possible deadlock between Hugh Miller and Taylor, and Columbus Miller as a possible compromise. It notes expected rapid ballots, strategizing around which candidate might yield to another, and highlights other races including state superintendent, state statistician, and judiciary, with leaders predicting two ballots to nominate the supreme court judge.
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Hugh Miller
Charles Miller
George & Clark
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Hmmett PF. Branch
Martinsville
Fremont Goodwine
Williamsport
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Frankfort
John G. Billheimer
Washington
Oscar Hadley
Plainfield
James Bingham
Munele
George W. Self
Corydon
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Greensburg
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Hammond
Quincey Myers
Logansport
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