Cantillon to Lead Senators in Washington Series Opener
Joe Cantillon arrives with a Washington team described as second line, eager to instill aggression in the Senators for a two day set at Washington park against the Hoosiers. Cantillon, new manager, faces a testing roster under Jake Stahl, with Cantillon’s style signaling grit and battle ready play, while locals back him despite potential mismatches. Carr praises the Hoosiers’ hustle as Bales shines against veteran pitchers, hinting Cantillon’s push to forge a tougher, more combative club.
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Stables Shipped Away from Oaklawn After Meeting
Special to The Swan from Hot Springs Arkansas reports that the stables of Chinn and Forsythe and J. C. Milam, which raced at Oaklawn during the past meeting, were shipped to Memphis to rejoin their owners’ strings. Kentucky Turfman W. W. H. Young will ship his horses to Lexington. The Jet includes Flemming, a Kentucky derby possibility regarded highly by local horsemen.
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WW. H. Young
Kentucky Turfman
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Flemming
Ohio and Pennsylvania league adopts schedule after debate
At the Hollenden Cleveland on April 3 magnates of the Ohio and Pennsylvania league approve the coming season schedule after a sharp argument led by Sharon who opposed the original draft.
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Hollenden
Sharon
Antlers Take Two In Elks Series With Monarchs
The Antlers swept a two game set against the Elks and Monarchs Tuesday night. Wiener posted a 211 to achieve the only double century in the series and stand out as the high scorer.
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Elks
Monarchs
Wiener
Stone's 24-bone hit bonus plan for 1920 season
The piece explains St. Louis left fielder George Stone may earn 24 dollars per base hit next season based on his 5,000 dollar salary and 208 base hits last year. It notes the high cost of base hits to owners and questions if the wager is worth it.
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St. Louis
Stone
Ball Park
Fan
George
Carnegie Gift Becomes Syracuse Grandstand For Baseball
Special to The Sun Syracuse April 3 Andrew Carnegie’s $300000 gift funds a grandstand for fans using the university library steps as the structure. The new grandstand will seat about 700 fans during ball games with the diamond placed ten feet in front of the library path.
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Syracuse University
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Carnegie
Bowling high score leads Commercial league night
Kirkwood of the Kingans rolled 285 to lead the Commercial league Tuesday night. Miller followed with 224. Brintmeyer of the Water Company threw a 222. Browns and American Nationals contributed straights to Water Company and Fletcher teams. Wingans and Wishers beat Capitals and Indiana Nationals. The scores: Columbiana Alleys.
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Brintmeyer
Water Company
Browns
Fletchers
Talbert
Matlock Wee
Moore Ee
Smith Rere
Mueller Ceerenses
Pia
Brady Been
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Schulmeyer
Cowgill Sane
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Whee Teresa
Stedfeld
Gray
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Sone See Beer
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Ritenauer
Capitals Take Two in TI League Series
The Capitals in the Y M T I league won two games from the Quigleys on Tuesday night. Gruner starred for the Capitals with the standout performance in the series as the scores were tallied.
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Gruner
Capitals
Postoffice League Opener Sees Mixed Scores
The Postoffice Bowling league opened Tuesday night with varied scores. The Deads swept three games from the Drops and the Junks took two from the Nixies. Rose posted the high figure of 189 for the evening.
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Junks
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Goory Seeeees
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Liz
Flett Webs
Eden Neat Neene Ns
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Nixies
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Seerene
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Eseeeneenetnaser Oeee
Peery Separecessnereenan
Pauley Hess
Fans Groans Take Heart From Weak Hitter Tale
Charley Carr recalls the torment of crowds when weak hitters face outs at the plate. He describes his own slump against Jack Chesbro, then his breakthrough home run that flipped belief in Cleveland and earned him praise from fans who once doubted his hitting.
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Charley Carr
Happy Hoosiers
Cleveland
New York
Jack Chesbro
Chesbro
Cleveland Fang
Lajoie
McGraw’s Rowdy Start Casts Giants in Old Light
Chicago reports label Muggsy McGraw as still rowdy as New York Giants clash with Phillies in New Orleans. He allegedly tried to bluff umpire Zimmer, was escorted off, and demanded forfeiture. Critics say police presence may not curb the disruptive antics affecting baseball's image.
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Chicago
McGraw
New York Giants
New Orleans
Zimmer
Letters from the Bench Warmer to Spike in Indianapolis
A first person baseball letter from Tub McNutt in Indianapolis April 3 recounts bench life with the team, comparing big leaguers to bonehead fans, praising Jiggs Donahue’s fielding, and noting slow entry into games. Tub expresses homesickness, patience, and hope for future playing time amid fan chatter and team dynamics.
Baseball and boxing notes from early season chatter
Southpaw Jack Hickey of the Brewers was sold to Aberdeen Washington. Brooklyn’s aggregation looks strong this season. Clarke Griffith’s Highlanders are described as the worst team in the pre-season. Eddie Hahn of the White Sox receives a mounted shower gift from Memphis fans. Detroit Tigers display hit and run prowess. Comiskey promises a trip to Ireland if the White Sox defend their title. Terry McGovern improves at the Connecticut sanitarium. Maine legalizes six round no decision bouts. Charlie Murphy plans Cubs spring training in several southern cities. Abe Attell versus Harry Hill slated. Griffith bans morning billiards for players. Langford trains in London for April 22 bout with Moir. Public reminders urge persistence and unity within teams.
Terriers Take Straights in University League Victory
The Terriers defeated the Ranhandtles on Tuesday night in a straight hunt. Seay, formerly with Ranhandtles, led scoring with 199 points as the game concluded.
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Terriers
Seay
Hotel English Tailoring and Pressing Parlor ad
Open all night. We work while you sleep. Goods called for and delivered. Phone Main 347. Have you seen my $1.80 photos in folders Harrod's Studio 110 Virginia Eve. Kingston makes specialty of 014 whisky.
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Hotel English Tailoring and Pressing
Harrod
Virginia Eve
Kingston
Murphy Likes Cubs Showings as Spring Training Opens
Chicago on April 3 reports Cubs players shaping up well under Ed Good Ball. Murphy notes youngsters pace veterans, with Tinker cleared for opening, Moran backing bat, Steinfeldt nursing leg. Pitchers Brown Priester Fraser Taylor in form, Osbourne eyeing outfield, Schulte may perform, Sweeney Tresman Evers Chance. Cubs expected to start season strong against Giants Pirates Phillies with strong training trip gains.
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Priester
Fraser
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Lundgren
Reusbach
Osborne
Randall
Frank Schulte
Sweeney
Tresman
Evers
Chance
Giants
Pirates
Phillies
Corbett Predicts New Champion Emergence in Heavyweights
Louisville April 3 James J. Corbett, in a theater engagement, says heavyweights will resemble Joe Goss and Paddy Ryan. He notes Marvin Hart, Mike Schreck, Tommy Burns, and Jack O'Brien as top contenders, with a new challenger likely to appear suddenly. He cites Joe Gans as a top lightweight and mentions uncertainty about Battling Nelson.
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Paddy Ryan
Corbett
Louisville
James J. Corbett
Lipe
Marvin Hart
Mike Schreck
Tommy Burns
Jeffries
Burns
Jack O'Brien
O’brien
O'Brien
Los Angeles
Jack
Joe Gans
Nelson
Nine Safe Hits Off Mr. Walsh
The White Sox journeyman Walsh allows nine hits as Indianapolis beats him. Donahue makes key plays at first, Carr shakes up the infield with new men Murray and Derringer, Hooke stands out among the newcomers, and Chicago falls short despite Walsh’s three hits. Attendance reached roughly 900 with Grim umpiring 1:45 game time.
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Cheyenne
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Old Boy
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Walsh
Altrock
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Carr
Pitchers Hall of Fame
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Derringer
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Hooke
Slagle
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Ribpore
Hart
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Donohue
Roche
Tannehill
Ees Smith
Wrens
Wee Sullivan
Seeees A White
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Toiais
Preferred Accident Insurance Company on December 31 1906
The Preferred Accident Insurance Company of New York City with capital of 350000, assets totaling 1603121.95, and liabilities of 835711.60, listed cash, stocks and bonds, premiums owed, and other items. Auditor J Co. Billheimer certifies the statement as of December 31, 1906, filed March 22, 1907.
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State of
Indiana
State OF Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
National Life and Accident Co Capital Notes Listed
National Life and Accident Co. listed at Nashville Tennessee with C A Craig president and C R Clements secretary. Capital amount stated as 100,000 with capitalization up to 100,000.
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Tional Life & Accent Co
Nashville, Tenn
C. A. Craig
C. R. Clements
Assets of the Company as of March 31, 1907
Auditor J C Billheimer notes total assets of 199,926 60 with cash real estate stocks and bonds mortgages and other secured debts. Contingent reserve 6,000 and legal reserve 3,830 32,590 97. The document lists holdings and values including mortgages double the mortgaged amount and unencumbered real estate.
Pugs Clash at Main in Wednesday Night Boxing Duel
JOE GREGG promises a hard fight as Indian leads the crowd in confidence. The bout, set for Wednesday, aims to settle the rivalry before the 10th round in a brisk, decisive card at Main.
Dougherty Gregg Fight Preview Promises Welterweight Clash
Dougherty predicted to win as he paces to test Gregg while Indian boxer Joe Gregg doubts Dougherty’s punch and reach, setting a fierce six round main event. The card also features Bronson versus Stein with two six round preliminaries expected to be even and competitive.
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Stein
Peoria
Bankers Surety Company Capital and Officials Listed
The Bankers Surety Company located in Williamson Building Euclid Avenue Cleveland Ohio lists H D Goulder as President and P W Harvey as Secretary. Capital figures are presented as 500000 and additional amounts 102171 60 26 724 50 43 547 83 3 268 38.
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Williamson Sbldg
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
O. H. D. Goulder
P. W. Harvey
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