Freddie Cole Returns to Train for Fort Wayne Show
Freddie Cole the Indianapolis featherweight returns to hard training after arriving from St Louis to face George Williams in Fort Wayne on April 25. He and partner Ray Bronson plan brisk road work and sparring as they prepare under Kane's management. Local fans push for a $2 round trip rate to boost turnout, with James Ryan set to referee the bout.
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Freddie Cole
George Williams
Chicago
St. Joe Athletic Club
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cole
Ray Bronson
Julius Stein
Bronson
Kane
Indiana
Freddie
Williams
Shirkey
Sammy Moss
Buddy Glover
Traction Company
T- 18
James Ryan
Peoria
Crowd overruns field as Giants Phillies game ends
In New York April 12 the eighth inning over, crowds rushed the field forcing play to stop. Umpire Klein struggled to clear departing players, and as the Giants prepared for last at bat, about 1000 spectators leaped fences into right field. The game was forfeited to Philadelphia, preserving the Giants’ shutout in official records.
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New York
Giants
Phillies
Klein
Philadelphia
First Game for Reserves Opens Season with Strong Lineup
The Indianapolis Reserves begin their twelfth season Sunday with the strongest roster in club history. Manager Reinhardt plans to field 15 players for the opener against Carmel, featuring star pitcher Bales and a full slate of infielders, outfielders, and pitchers ready for the start.
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Indianapolis
Reinhardt
Carmel Vider
Schissel
Dorley
Lotshaw
Wagner
Hollingsworth
Connors
Cummings
Fiddick
Lehr
Conklin
O'Brien
Barnes
White
End Devi
Veteran Jake Beckley Shines For Cubs In Debut
Chicago April 12 Jake Beckley a St Louis Nationals player in the opening game shows veteran form with 18 big league seasons. He has appeared in 2,223 games, 2,676 hits for a .308 average, 421 errors in 23,802 chances and a .982 fielding mark. He also has 328 stolen bases and batted .247 with fielding 987 last season.
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Chicago
Jake Beckley
St. Louis Nationals
Cubs
Vanigan
Jake
Irish Leave Little Irish Presence on Hoosier Roster
The Indianapolis Hoosiers 1907 lineup shows few Irish players as managers emphasize talent over ethnicity. Paddy Livingston is cited as the lone prominent Irish figure while others like Holmes are non Irish, and several players trace French or other ancestry. Managers seek skill and hustle over nationality, noting the shift away from traditional Gaelic ties in baseball.
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Indianapolis
O's
Donahues
McGuires
Kellys
Burkes
Sheas
Hoosiers
Paddy Livingston
Livingston
Ireland
Paddy
Livvingston
Dan
Daniel Howley
Howley
Holmes
Emerald Isle
Hoosier
Teutonic
Kellum
Fisher
Bales
Slagle
Cromley
Georgetown College
Chenault
Marquard
Summers
Briggs
Bobby Long Plans Rematch With Marty Larner at Auditorium
Bobby Long seeks a meeting with Marty Larner in a prelim bout at the upcoming show at the Auditorium following a recent draw in Brasil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Long
Marty Larner
Brasil
McGlynn Returns to Baseball From Police Duty
Stony McGlynn, once Yorks peace guardian, breaks police role to play for the St Louis Cardinals at their Houston training grounds. He impresses with onfield action, leaving many batters wishing he had stayed a policeman.
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ST. Louis
Stony” McGlynn
York
Stony
Cardinals
Houston
McGlynn
String Cut On Five Men In Hoosier Camp
Manager Carr begins a purge of players unable to perform with Indiana Hoosiers. Hare and Clegg released. Derringer sent to Des Moines. Johnson to Springfield. Salary will prompt further cuts. practice warms, and Howley may stay or be traded as Holmes goes to Canton with a pitcher.
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Hare
I. A
Cathher Clegg
Jeffersonville
Carr
Derringer
North Vernon
Des Moines
Johnson
Carmel
Springfield Ream
Howley
Canton
Holmes
Castleton
Hughes
Keefe
Barger
Brockett
Griffith
Brooklyn
Bell
Butler
Whiting
Rucker
Donovan
Jerry Hurley
City league opens May 4 with eight clubs
The City league season starts Saturday May 4 after a magnates meeting. Eight clubs compete including Parry and City Hall joined by Popes Premiers Atkins Twillys Marions and Atlas. Umpires Mike O'Brien and Red Goodwin. scorers George Deery Harry Callahan and J. J. McDermott chosen.
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Parry
City Hall Club
Popes
Atkins
Twillys
Marions
Atlas
Mike O’brien
Red” Goodwin
George Deery
Harry Callahan
J. J. McDermott
Jimmy Cooley Draws Bout With Billy Boulley
Local 130 pound boxer Jimmy Cooley has been matched to fight Billy Boulley of Columbus in a six round preliminary to the Gregg Fitzgerald bout at the Auditorium on April 34.
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Jimmy Cooley
Izzy Brill
Billy Boulley
Columbus
Gregg Fitzgerald
the Auditorium
Gotham Likes Its Youngsters In Major League Open
New York clubs begin season without releasing players, boosting hopes for a strong rookie crop. McGraw Griffith Donovan keep recruits, aiming for early lead. Giants, Highlanders schedule heavy circuit, with home stretch tests on eastern and western tours.
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New York
Gotham
Greater New York
Tech Giants
Hannifan
Mullen
Burke
Shay
Corcoran
McGraw
Griffith
Giants
Johnny Somers Heads to America for bout
New York report says Johnny Somers, England's top 126 pounder, plans a U.S. visit within a month. He previously held the title until Spike Robson defeated him on a fourth round foul, with Somers strong earlier before the infraction.
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New York
Johnny Somers
England
America
Somers
Spike Robson
Spike
Robson
Baseball results National League games and box scores
Baseball results from National League show New York beating Philadelphia with varied innings and run totals. Cincinnati and Pittsburg clash with early leads, while Chicago and St Louis contest features and pitching changes. Potteries-Overall and Moran with players Fromme McGlynn and Marshall are listed among box score credits.
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New York
Philadelphia
McGinnity, Ames and
Bresrehan
Corridon
Jacklitch
Cincinnati
RHE
Cinnnati
Pittsburg
Ewing and
Schlei
Phillips, Liefield, Gibson and Phelps
Chicago
St. Louis
Potteries
Moran
Fromme, McGlynn and Marshall
Hahn Leaves Cinder Path to Coach Oregon Track
Milwaukee star Archie Hahn announces retirement after a storied sprint career spanning Michigan and Milwaukee Athletic Club triumphs. He will coach Pacific University Oregon, bringing decades of national championships from 100 and 220 yard dashes to Olympic fame in Athens.
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Liginger
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Hahn
Pacific University
Oregon
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Michigan
St. Louis
Portland
Athens
Greece
Baseball scores across leagues and cities reported
In St Louis, Detroit, Washington, Philadelphia, Bloomington and Notre Dame games, teams posted varied innings totals with multiple pitching batteries listed. Notable line scores include St Louis edging Chicago, Detroit defeating Cleveland, Washington overcoming New York, Philadelphia overcoming Boston, and Indiana battling Indianapolis with innings reflected for each pairing.
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Bloomington
Rhe
Ind
Ween
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bossert and Hill
Athletics
Milan
Conner
Notre Dame
South Bend
Waldorf, Pierce and Curtis
Rekner and Watson
Friday's Games Across National League Lineup
Pittsburg visits Cincinnati while St Louis hosts Chicago in a busy slate. Philadelphia plays New York as Brooklyn visits Boston. Chicago meets St Louis, Cleveland travels to Detroit, Boston hosts Philadelphia, and New York eyes Washington.
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Cinecinnati Abnee
Teresa
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New York
Pet
Detroit
Ann Roston
Cleveland
Washington
National League
Cincinnati
Tigers Beat Naps in Opening Game of Season
In Detroit the Tigers defeated the Naps 2 to 9 as Mullen dominated on the mound. Flick's baserunning drew criticism while Liebhardt, nicknamed Iron Man, relieved for the Naps in the cold weather.
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Tigers
Naps
Mullen
Flick
Lajoie
Iron Man
Liebhardt
Mempins
Bale Miscellaneitis Ad Draft Sparks Reader Debate
A Sun insert promises a ten word piece under For Bale Miscellaniets titled shree days for 35 conta, stirring reader reaction. The odd phrasing and unclear context suggest a filler item or promotional snippet in a miscellaneous column.
Boston Wins Opener After 14 Inning Battle With Athletics
Boston defeats Philadelphia in a 14 inning opener on the Athletics grounds. After a 3 to 2 score in the ninth, Murphy mishandled a grounder allowing two runs to tie the game. Boston then scored four runs in the 14th to clinch.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Athletics
Murphy
Opening Game Features and Cold Boston Postponement
The St Louis Americans beat the White Sox 1 to 0 in a near flawless fielding opener. Howell outpitched star twirler with a strong performance allowing five hits. Boston Brooklyn clash was postponed by cold weather and bad grounds with Nick Altrock pounded by the Browns in their lone run.
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Ing
St. Louis
White Sox
Howell
Boston
Brooklyn
Sox
Nick Altrock
Browns
Reds In Hot Finish Dramatic Victory Over Pittsburg
McLean batted for Ewing in the ninth and doubled to right. Huggins sacrificed him to third. Tiemeyer and Kane walked to fill the bases. Capt Ganzel followed with a clutch single to right driving in the winning runs as the Reds beat Pittsburg 4 to 3.
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McLean
Ewing
Huggins
Tiemeyer
Davis
Kane
Capt. Ganzel
Reds
Pittsburg
Overall Master Opens Six Months Race With 6 1 Win
Frank Chance's masterly Overall pitched six innings of near perfection against St. Louis Cardinals, allowing only two hits through eight frames. In the ninth, relief and mercy let the Cardinals score a lone run, ending the opener 6 to 1 in favor of the California giants.
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Frank Chance
St. Louis Cardinals
Jeff
California
Maager Chance
Cardinals
Mound City
Artie Howmann
Orth Wins Pitchers Battle as Washington Narrowly Falls
Al Orth of the New Yorks defeated Griffiths Highlanders in a tight game at Washington. Heavy early hitting gave Griffiths a three run lead, Washington narrowed the score with five late hits, but two remarkable catches by Conroy and Keeler ended the game in New York’s favor.
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Washington
Highlanders
al Orth
Griffith
Orth
New Yorks
Conroy
Keeler
New York
Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds Remedy Ad
Laxative Bromo Quinine marketed as a world wide cold and grip remedy claims to remove the cause of headaches and neuralgia from colds. A request seeks the full name and signature of E. W. Grove for verification.
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E. W. Grove
Applications for License Notices in Marion County Indiana
Public notices detail two applicants seeking May term 1907 licenses to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons and to allow on premises consumption. One is I E Armitage at 3211 West Washington Street Indianapolis Ward 12. the other is Charles Baaske at northeast corner of Fast and Downey streets Indiananalis Ward 13. Each requests pool table privileges in the same rooms.
Notice of liquor license and pool table request Indianapolis
SID BOLSER of Center township Marion county Indiana gives notice he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at the May term 1907 for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in less than five gallons with on premises drinking privilege. The business is in front room 2 by 35 feet facing west on Columbia Avenue at the northeast corner with Nineteenth Street Indianapolis Center Town No 101 Columbia Avenue Ward 1. He also applies for pool table privileges in the same room.
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Center Township
Marrion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Menter Township
Marion County
Armitage
Fast Street
Martindale & Stilz
Indiananalis
Flast
Downey Streets
Charles Baaske
Board of County Comminissioners
Columbia Avenue
Nineteenth Street
A. Fletcher, Jr
North End
Columba Avenue
Sid Bolser
Nereby
Center
Board of Commissioners
Wiatton County
State of Indiana
Tenth Street
Smith
James P. Drake
West Tenth Street
John Finitzer
Marionesiity
Stockranma
New York
Blackford Streets
Magure
Ontiot
Ladhingnolis
Marioneminty
Blackford and
New York Streets
Board of Counts Commissioners
Monument Place
Marion Counts
John B. Gasper
Weekinston Street
Oxford Place
Oxford
East Washington Streets
Dan Youngman
Notice to sell spirituous liquors in Ward 13 Indianapolis
The subscriber Matthias Zimmerman gives notice to citizens of the Thirteenth ward Center township Marion county Indiana seeking a license to sell spirituous malt and other intoxicating liquors and the privilege to drink on premises located front room 19 by 35 feet on East street on the first floor of a two story frame building lot 83 Woodruff subdivision Morris addition southwest corner of Nebraska and East streets Ward 13 Indianapolis Also notice for a pool table.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
East Street
Woodruff
Morris’ Addition
Indianapolis
Nebraska and
Fast Streets
Matthias Zimmerman
Stern Wins on Knockout in Third Round Fight
Special to The Sun from LaPorte Indiana reports Eddie Stern the interurban fighter knocked out Jack Roe of Chicago in the third round with a left punch to the stomach Roe had the best of the argument until the decisive blow providing a dramatic finish to the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Eddie Stern
Jack Roe
Chicago
Roe
Applications for Liquor Licenses in Indianapolis Ward 2 to 9
Notices published by multiple applicants in Center Township Marion County Indiana announcing their May term 1907 requests to the Board of County Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in limited quantities at various properties. Names include John Finitzer John Gasper and Dan Youngman with locations on West Tenth Street Monument Place Blackford and Oxford Street Weeksinton Street and more.
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Carrien
St. Jacob Beckley
Livingston and
Howly
Muggay" McGraw
Hibernian Giants
Germany
Bill Lord
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Krug
Hooke
Coulter
Himes
Biegle
Larner
M’glynn
Infielder Hare
Greater
Dono
Van
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Griff
Cinder
Univer
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Wis
Archie Hahn
Great Dashman
Walter H
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Mullin
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Orth and Kieinow
RHE Phila
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Young, Tantehill and Criger
College
St. Louvis
Crull
Whens
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AYTES
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Tee
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Cobler
Everson
Evensy
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Altmaneaaee
Butterworth
Verecene
Pease
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Ee Cesse
Escetes
Peat Eeeeeorneres
St. Louis Americans
Dayton
Clinton
Hl. P
Maxwell
Olds
Cadillac
H. P. Knox
Seylinder Queen Touring Car
Waverley
Waverley Electric
Chelsea
Indiana Automobile Co
New York Street
Stern
Francis J. Flaherty
H.J. Huder
Wash
Penn
Boguet Cigar 10c Cigar Co. W. Kriel Sole
Indianal
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