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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1910

Page

7

Toledo-bound lineup for opening series mentions

Nineteen or twenty players will travel to Toledo for the opening series Wednesday with a larger eastern swing through April 25. Carr may send one or two home. Official names were not released. Longs and Cartwright are dispatched to San Antonio and Madison, Wis. The likely Toledo group includes Bowermaan Howley Carr Williams Hope Murch Lewis Delahanty Spencer Chadbourne Hayden Thielmaan Lindaman Hardgrove Gaham Glaze Duggan McCarthy Orth Reynolds. Indianapolis fans plan trips. departures Tuesday night from Indianapolis. those wanting seats should notify President Watkins.

Toledo Carr Teles Longs of Troy San Antonio Texas Revenue Cartwright Indiana University Madison Wis Bowermaan Howley Williams Hope Murch Lewis Delahanty Spencer Chadbourne Hayden Thielmaan Lindaman Hardgrove Gaham Glaze Duggan McCarthy Orth Reynolds Indianapolis Watkins

Yesterday's Scores From League Play At Various Parks

A compressed roundup of baseball scores from multiple cities including Indianapolis Cincinnati St Louis Toledo Baltimore and Philadelphia. Notable tallies include Reds 10 Phillies 9 St Louis 5 Colts 2 and Detroit 53 Evansville 4. Rain interrupted action in Philadelphia and several matchups are listed with home and visiting clubs.

Washington Park Indianapolis Dhancille Cincinnati Arkansas Tarivessus Wouiilston Louisville Oo Cart«ncago Ientral New R'Ois Cleveland Bomberte Os Springfel Detroit Springfiel Sioux White Sox

Adamson Defeats Schober In Two Falls In Duluth

Billy Schober of Indianapolis lost two straight falls to Ed Adamson of Chicago, the first after 36 minutes 7 seconds and the second after 24 minutes 40 seconds in Duluth last night.

Adamson Schober Duluth Minn Billy Schober Indianapolis Ind Ed Adamson Chicago

McCavigan and Bauman Fight To Draw In Eight Rounds

In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on April 9 Tommy McCavigan of Cleveland and Walter Bauman of Milwaukee battled eight rounds ending in a two round draw.

Fond DU Dac Wis Tommy McCavigan Cleveland Walter Bauman Milwaukee

Jeffries Denies Faking Fight With Fitzsimmons

James J. Jeffries speaks against rumors that his second bout with Fitzsimmons was staged. He recalls a brutal, square contest with a battered nose and bruises, praising Fitz as a great fighter and asserting he won fairly. Fitzsimmons says he refused offers to throw the Corbett and Sharkey fights for substantial sums.

Fitzsimmons Fitz Jeffries Corbett New York Sharkey

Kansas City Fans Rally Behind New Kansas City Club

Kansas City fans show renewed enthusiasm as Danny Shay takes charge of the Kansas City club. He plans a young lineup with Hunter at first Cranston at second Yohe at third Elam at short and a mix of new pitchers to form a competitive 1910 season. exhibition games indicate solid form.

Herbert Slater Kansas City Hammer Club Boost George Tebeau Danny Shay Shay Kaw Shandon Hallinan Sullivan Ritter Franibes Minneapolis Hunter Cranston Yohe Ellam Coecash Shannon Ballan Love Campbel Hallman Jake Beckley Jack Love Beckley Blues

Denning to Box Dunn in Ten Rounds Near Cleveland

Chicago bantamweight Earl Denning is matched to meet Danny Dunn near Cleveland next Monday night. The 118 pound bout is set for ten rounds with both fighters aiming for a decisive win on the billed card.

Earl Denning Chicago April Chicrago Danny Dunn Cleveland

Kling Delayed Fine Payment Hits Kansas City

In Kansas City on April 9 work pressures may delay Johnny Kling paying his fine to the National Commission. It is unclear whether he will join the NBS soon as his business here requires attention and could push payment to mid season.

Kling Kansas City Johnny Kling Nbs National Commission

Evansville Central signs Larry La Jeune outfielder

Evansville manager Aggie Grant signed Larry La Jeune, a former Aberdeen club outfielder in the Northwestern Baseball League, to the Evansville Central league team yesterday.

Central Evansville Ind Larry Lajeune Aberdeen Aggie Grant

Vanderbilt Cup Race Officially Announced

W. K. Vanderbilt Jr as head of Motor Cups Holding announces the Automobile Club of America has delegated control to run the international road race for the gold Automobile Club of America cup worth 5000 dollars. Prizes total 7000 dollars with first 4000, second 2000, third 1000. Race date October 15 over a 1 mile course 12.04 laps. Entries close with fees due August 1 1910 and August to September deadlines. Entry limit may cancel if fewer than 15 entries.

W. K. Vanderbilt Jr Motor Cups Holding Company Miaken Automobile Club of America Motor Cups Holding Automobilelub of America America International Association of Recognized Automobile Clubs Automobile Club of Americas Inter

Margie McGuire-Waddell Vows Husband Reforms Pitcher

Mrs Margie McGuire-Waddell says she married her husband to reform him and expects him to pitch well this season when in peak condition He promised this before they wed and plans to stay fit for baseball.

Margie McGuire-Waddell

Friel Sees Strong Columbus Team With No Pennant Hope Fixed

Columbus manager Bill Friel predicts strong Columbus squad but says no pennant talk yet. He notes unsettled infield spots including third base, first base, and catcher, with O Rourke Quinlan and Downs infield mix and a 12-man pitching staff led by Goodwin and Beecher. Schreck’s surprising form and disciplined off-field conduct draw attention as season opens.

Columbus Association Bill Friel Bill Senators Friel O'Rourke Quinlan Downs Philadelphia Schreck Cariseh Sebreck

Noblesville Defeated by Wabash College Team in Indiana

CRAWFORDSVILLE Ind April 9 The Noblesville semi professional baseball team was defeated here yesterday by the Wabash college team by two to two Batteries for Noblesville were Tambers Hare and Underwood while Myers and Cooper formed the college battery Myers was in formidable form allowing only one hit though misplays by Noblesville teammates enabled the visitors to score the runs

Noblesville Wabash College Tambers Hare Underwood Myers Cooper

Hurley Sees Talk Of Moran Match After Big Show

New York April 9 reports say following Hurley of Passaic’s strong showing against Tommy Murphy last night at the Frapire Athletic Club, a Moran bout is being discussed. Hurley, though defeated in the final round, delivered a hard fought performance and left the impression of great potential.

New York Tommy Murphy Hurley Passaic Owen Moran Frapire Athletic Club Murphy

Saints Will Come to Port in Good Form

Saint Paul manager Kelley reports the Saints ship to opening day in strong shape with a deep outfield of Clarke Jones and Murray. Infield strength centers on Autrey Wrigley Boucher and McCormick, with Kilroy Ryan and others vying for pitching roles as Steiger leads left handed hurlers. Ed Spencer anchors catching with Remis Pierce backing up as second catcher.

William Booker ST. Paul Minn Kelley Clarke Jones Murray Saints Autrey Wrigley Boucher McCormick Koh Breen Zeke Wrigley American Association Owen Bush Detroit Kilroy Ryan Hmit K Kilroy Heeh Gehring Donalds Columbus Kid Quincey Connehman Steiger Ed Spencer Boston Remis Pierce Pierce Jack Sullivan

Linke Tops Old Pals in Cleveland Uniform

Laddie Linke, star pitcher, shut out his former Columbus teammates in a Columbus at Cleveland game. Cleveland won 6 to 0 after a sixth inning wobble by Red Nelson, who issued two bases on balls between hits by Lajoie and Easterly.

Linke Columbus Laddie” Linke Hist Yvear Cleveland Nelson Lnajole Arrows Sitton Carisch Easterly Watkins

Hens Hit Timely To Toledo Game In Grand Rapids Loop

Opportune hitting paired with Wells wildness locked the Mud Mens in a close win over Grand Rapids Central league club. Elwert starred in fielding and hitting while Otis pitched well. Final score shows Toledo nine runs to Grand Rapids eight with errors tallying two for Toledo and one for Grand Rapids. Batters listed include Otis Baskette Land Marten Alberts Wells Teman.

Hens Toledo Wells Mud Mens Grand Rapids Elwert Otis Glapids Baskette Land Marten Alberts Wella Teman

New York Bouts Feature Picato Win and Murphy Outpoints Hurley

Frank Picato of California earned a decision over Johnny Martin of New York in ten hard rounds with Picato the aggressor throughout. In Harlem Tommy Murphy outpointed Battling Hurley of Passaic in ten rounds.

New York Frank Picato Johnny Martin Picato Harlem Tommy Murphy Battling Hurley Passaic N. J

Kid McCoy to Face Trial for Disorderly House

Former boxer Kid McCoy is about to stand trial in New York on charges of running a disorderly house. Nearby rathskellers are reportedly similar operations, with gossip claiming a neighborhood trust among them while McCoy acts independently.

Kid McCoy New York

Brewers Strength Stronger With New Catching Duo

Milwaukee fans wonder what to expect from MacCloskey's 1910 Brewers as Doc Marshall and Bill Ludwig reinforce the catching staff. Stoney McGlynn looms large as the pitching anchor with Dougherty and Schardt showing promise. Infield remains led by Dan McGann and Barry McCormick, outfield duties firm with Rand, Barrett, and Barry.

American Association Milwaukee MacCloskey Brewers Bonehead Moran Doc Marshall Brooklyn Doling Big Bill Ludwig Indianapolis Stoney McGlynn Tom Dougherty Wilbur Schardt Cleveland Carr la Crosse McCloskey Hammond Stowers McShane Manske Cutting Brockton Pittsburg Short Bush Dan McGann Barry McCormick Rabbit Robinso Harry Clark Randa Barrett Barry

National Auto Races Open at Indianapolis Speedway

National Auto Races will open at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Decoration Day May 30 in conjunction with the First Grand Circuit meet May 27 and 28. American Automobile Association will manage the national championships featuring about 15 races across multiple classes with prize trophies and cash for stock cars and record trials.

United States Indianapolis Motor Speedway American Automobile Association Conte Board Fact Board

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