Players Should Think Of Future In Baseball
Manager quotes urge players to plan for life after baseball, noting many quit at peak with no prospects. Armour, manager of the Detroit Tigers affiliate, touts a strong spring lineup and balanced pitching staff. He praises Donavan, Mule Yin, Killam, Donahue, Fever, Wiggs Eubanks, McCat Terry, and veterans Warner, Payne, Doran, Rabinidt. Lindsey infield promise, Schaefer O Leary Coughlin Lowe. The team aims to be ready in the coming season and fights for honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lajoie
Eike
Blake
Larry Lsiole
Naps
Aggregation
Tt Sa
Vhima
Armour
Donavan
Mule Yin
Killam
Donahue
Fever
Millers
Wiggs Eubanks
McCat
Terry
Warner
Tigers
Payne
Doran
Rabinidt
Watkins
Lindsey
Miami
Schaefer
O'Leary
Coughlin
Lowe
Morningstar Wins in Marathon Madison Square Garden Showdown
Special to the fan New York April 10 Morningstar defeated Cure the French tlbiaraia at Madison Square Garden in a lengthy baseball style duel reaching 500 points in 54 innings Cure led early with rings of 5 and 19 but Morningstar surged ahead late. The back and forth continued through many innings with Morningstar finally taking the lead and finishing with 60 points to Cure 42 in a lengthy exhibition that captivated the crowd.
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New York
Morningstar
Cure
Tlbiaraia
Madison Square Garden
Tong
St To Ml
Livellep
Morningetar
Morningetac
Togain
Tuck
Hart Names New Manager For Boxing Team
Louisville report says Marvin Hart announces his brother Thus Beil will manage him. Hart plans for a busy camp, and he favors Tommy Burns and trainer Margals of Queensbury rules.
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Louibville
Marvin Hart
Beil
Wereettar
Hart
Tommy Burns
Atrattit Margals
Queensbury
Yale Introduces Faculty Athletic Reform at New Haven
Yale officials moved to end free athletic passes for faculty and closing budget gaps. The athletic committee approved cutting prizes and training table costs, instituting a five dollar minimum charge per player, and taxing excess payments. Faculty attendance at games will require paid tickets.
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Sun
New Haven
Yale
Sagie
Aloon
Nent
Oleson Defeats Wittmer in Graeco-Roman Bout in Knoxville
Charles Oleson the Swede from Asheville defeated Charley Wittmer of Cincinnati in two straight falls at Staub's theater Knoxville. Oleson won 18% and 6% minutes. Wittmer fought hard but could not bridge or counter the Swede's stepping arm and half Nelson holds. The Terrible Turk wired a challenge from Chicago and Oleson accepted for a match in Knoxville or Asheville.
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Sperial
Jost Wittmer
Wittmer
Oleson
Himratt
Turk
Chicago
Witner
Ole Son
Knoxyville
Asheville
Paint Plant Destroyed In Chicago Blast
An explosion at the Georka W. Pitkin company paint plant in Chicago basement storage destroyed the two story building and caused about 100000 dollars in damages this morning. The blast involved barrels of monalne and occurred at the Carpenter and Fulton location.
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Jerippe-McRae Presa Ansocianum
Chicago
Georka W. Pitkin Company
Carpenter and Fulton
Ats
Youngest in history case involves 3 year old in Benwood
In Benwood West Virginia on April 10 the incident involves the three year old daughter of Michael Selae pava who allegedly inflicted injuries with a butcher knife. The event centers on her 3 month old sibling and the child’s mother. Authorities report a serious case with a young alleged offender and family injuries.
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Eilis
Serippe-MoRar Presa
Italian consul general dies in Chicago
Italian consul general in Chicago died early today of angina pectoris. He was born in Turin, Italy, and had served as consul for thirteen years.
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Nerippe
Nelson Sees Mexican Bullfight Says He Will Not Fight
El Paso April 10 Batting Nelson, the Danish heavyweight, watched a Mexican bullfight in Ciudad Juarez across the Rio Grande. He called it the limit of cruelty and said a man would need armor and a ratting gun to fight a bull. Nelson praised the matador Morito, noted scars and makeup of a veteran, and criticized the blood sport while documenting the event with his camera. He commented that a dub would beat him and questioned the fairness of events in the country.
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EL Paso
Tex
Batlling Nelson
Dane
Chidad Juarez
Rio Grande
Nelson
Texas
Lehrland
Nelson Janke
Marita
Baseball Prospects and Player Moves Take Center Stage
Cecil Ferguson, former South Bend pitcher now with Magesy NcGraw, joins the Giants this season. Kentucky state leagues list Henderson, Bowling Green, Madisonville, Owensboro, Clarksville, Hopkinsville. Kid Poley quits boxing in Kalamazoo. Jimmy Ryan mentors Evaneville youngsters with Lynch, Bonahue, Freeman, Fremer, Seger, and Ryan guiding them. McCloskey praises winning team tactics, while McAleer predicts strong pre season results. South Bend fans remain hopeful despite star losses, Carcoran speeds with Reds, Steinfeldt shines for Chicago, Moran hits hard for Boston, Sheckard back with Brent, Carr shows power with Cincinnati, Rege and Wed Hazion pick up pace.
Six Jadunapons players released by manager Watkins at Washington Park
A World War II era sports note reports manager Watkins releasing six players named Redven Kien Been Gries Tyrie and Murphy after a failing trial period at Washington Park. It notes expectations for younger players, the ongoing squad reshaping, and planning for team play fundamentals with Mike Ration bolstering the lineup and veteran presence.
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Watkins
Redven
Kien
Been
Gries
Tyrie
Murphy
Meyer
Whiteyabe
Wien
Lwaible
Patel
Mphey
Eoods
Paschal
Von
Supreme Court of Baseball Upheld on Playing Ball Rule clash
The Supreme Court of Baseball backs the use of Spalding or Victor balls in championship games, citing Rule 14 as guiding, with the National and American leagues rejecting changes by the joint rules committee. Clubs argue over ball costs and grounds, while the Louisville venue and visiting teams face ball selection issues amid a looming strike by Painters Union.
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Cincinnati
Bryce
Columbus
Amachan Inaguan
Sdumius Club
Alab Am J
A. A Directore
Wheather
Reach
Spalding
Louisville
George Tebeau
Victor
Miller squad shows strong form in first practice
Millers manager Kelley praised the squad after a productive practice period in Sioux City Iowa noting Freeman back from a long ankle injury has regained form and is hitting well. Yenger impressed as backstop, Shannon from Springfield solid, Oyler returns as shortstop, and several new players including Persons from Skaloosa show promise ahead of Des Moines series.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Kelley
Millers
Minneapolis
Freeman
Hnis
Yenger
Shannon
War
Springfield
Marshall
New York
Yerser
Oyler
Skaloosa
Yao
Hindenfield
Jaun
Frittsson
Nurhpaw
Vaile
Gehring
Wichita
Seasiink
Hurlington
Ford
Thomas
Des Moines
Selee
Ting
Governor Paty Uson Improves. Smokes Cigar
Cincinnati report says Gov. Paty Uson shows marked improvement with normal pulse temperature and respiration after a medical bulletin issued today. The governor smoked a cigar this morning as part of his recovery update.
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Cincinnati
Paty Uson
Nhynicl
FIGHTERS TRAINING FOR HARD BOXTING BOUT
Nelson and Herrera push grueling training as they prepare for a bout. Nelson claims the Mexican halfbreed fighter poses the most dangerous challenge to the lightweight division in the country.
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Nelson
Herrera
Notice of liquor license applications in Marion county Indiana
The notice warns Seventh ward Center township residents that Frank Kurtz and AC Goldman will apply at the May term 1906 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with in-premises drinking rights. Premises: 297 N Noble St front room Nobles and New York streets southeast corner, Indianapolis. Also notices a separate license application for ward 14 Center township to sell malt and spirituous liquors in a front room 13 by 24 feet with access to bar area on Oliver Ave near McCarty's West End addition.
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Center Township
Board of County Commissioners
Marion County
State of
Indiana
Nobla
Indianapolis
Noble St
Frank Kurtz
Indianapol is license bid for intoxicants and pool table
Citizens of the Sixth ward Center township state that the applicant will seek a license from the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the May term 196 for selling intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons and allowing on premises consumption. The business address is a front room one brick building corner lot 4 Ray's sub Square 12 city Indianapolis and Ward 6. The applicant also seeks pool table privileges in the same room.
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Sixth Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of Indiana
Ray
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chald
Quarrel Over Fight Trust Delays Big Pacific Coast Cards
San Francisco dispatch reports a deadlock among fight promoters Coffroth Britt Graney and Levy over matchmaker selection. Attell Nell and Britt Herman Nelson Herrera showdowns loom in Fiesta week while Tom McCarey benefits from Pacific Coast Athletic Club. Attell Neft May 20 draws expected. Britt wrestles to keep two May fights viable.
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Prisco
Haa
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Fight Trust
Pacific Coast
Attell Nell
Brint-Herman
Nelson Herrera
Kim Coliroth
Hig
Graney
Levy
Coffroth
W'sie Britt
Tom McCarey
Pacific Coast Athletic Club
San Angeles
Attell-Nefl
Britt
Herman
Nelson
Herrera
Washington Bennings Race Results Report
Race results from Washington Bennings and New Orleans PalY Grounds with multiple divisions for 2 to 6 year olds and up. Notable runners include Columba course winners Lord of the Vale and Peter Paul, as well as Minecott and First Femtum in handicap events. Times listed for each race with placements and odds in several purse categories.
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Washington
Bennings
Columbia
Echodale
C Morris
Delphie
al Powell
Pnaney
Mary Curtis
Lord of the Vale
Jones
Tickle
Sterling
Acling
Ture
Columba
Brush
Morris
Baby White
Society Bud
T. S. Martin Loo
Miller
Winchester
Jans
Iyt
Jolds
Peter Paul
McDaniel
Sailor Boy
Old Guard
New Orleans Palr Grounds
McDonall
Maverick
Red Raven
Dorothy M
Oliphant
Lavernita
Lemon Girl
Aubuchon
Pelmore
Bedell
Tally
Nearerta
Gold Enamel
Plavigny
Moreland
Kenton
Invinethte
Harkelmrs
D. Riley
Jungle Cimn
Hoy Springs
Barbaroas
Radtke
Ski Af
Misa Ceahom
Cherry
Jayrell
Wicox
Tina
Miles
Benigo
George Vivian
Dolinda
Draw Rematch Fails to Impress Boston Boxers
George Memsic and Young Donahue of Boston fought a ten-round draw Monday night at the Auditorium before a politically charged audience. Referee James Ryan of Tearta ruled the bout a draw after the tenth round, with Memsic pressing and Donahue eluding, neither delivering a decisive punch. Preliminaries included Tommy Shay and Kid Brone, both showing grit in a hot evening of boxing despite the uneven pacing.
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George Memsic
Young Donahue
Boston
Etalwarta
Sporu
James Ryan
Tearta
Indianapolis
Donahue
Tommy Shay
Shay
Bhay
Kid Brone
Kid Brown
Fortville
Brone
Pecas the Smith
Loninville
Henry Gardner
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Ink Russell
Bis Eqaal
Russell
Notice to apply for liquor license in Indianapolis ward
Frederick Wacustetter gives notice to citizens of Seventh ward Center township Indiana that he applies to the Board of Commissioners for May term 19 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with privilege to be consumed on premises at 13 East Street No 13 in a front room of a two story brick building at the southeast corner of East and Court Streets. He also gives notice for poll table.
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Seventh Ward
Center Township
Bosra of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
N. Eastat
East and
Courtats
Indianapolis
Marton County
N. iEast St
Freddrick Wacustetter
Board of Commissioners
Henora
Pratt and Dorman
Hanna's Heirs
Caneter Township
Pratt and Dormansta
Abe DA
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Jimmy Ryan
Evaneville
Lynch
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Seger
Ryan
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St. Louia Nn
Jimmy McAleer
Browns
McCloskay
South Bend
Groeschow
We Central
Tom Carcoran
Cincinnati Reds
Steinfeldt
Mittie
Marvelous
Moran
Sheckard
Brooklyn
Brent Game
Charles Carr
Hazion
Fighting Dane
Washington Park
Kelly
Jadunapons
Gould
Watkins Dill
Vines
Therlice
Mani Watkins
Atemis
Kahoe
Mike
Barkstop
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Manley
A.A
Rekon A
National Commission
Beach
Supreme Court of Baseball
Corydon
Mike Kelley
Pattison
Ketan McRes Press Association
Cittuins
Olivers Ave
McCarty
Elde
Oliversave
AC Goldman
Memsic
Cryer
Memsie
Tir
Jimiy Rett
Abe Attell
Momste
Merasie
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Tae Binod
Welson
Punen
Memste
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Mary
Mary~ Jang
California-ats
Billa & May
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California
Tegea
Patrick
Lenahan
H. J. Huder
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