Crowds Expected at Boxing Show in Indianapolis arena
Indications point to one of the largest crowds for boxing in Indianapolis as 2 500 seats are prepared for Wednesday night at the Washington rink. Four bouts headlined by Cooley vs Dawson and Koerner vs McGoorty showcase a packed program.
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Indianapolis
Washington Rink
Jimmy Cooley
Tommy Dawson
Tommy Lee
Apdy Rezenah
Jerry Murphy
Jimmy ‘Donn
George Koerner
Eddie McGoorty
Boston
Mike Cunningham
Joe Chartrand
Bill McKinnon
Sailor Burke Pittsburg
Patsy Brannigan
Young Ziringer
West Hammond
Carl Anderson
Eddie McGoer
Ann Philadelphia
Stanley Ketchel
Tom Sullivan
Gus Bezenat
Tom Lee
Eddie McGroorty
Jimmy Dunn
New
Moe Oe Yange
Charley Griff
Eadie Carr
Jim Haron
Cubs Regulars Play Last Game on Spring Schedule
Dayton April 12 Cubs face Bade Myers fast Central League team in final spring exhibition. Carl Lundgren to start with Pfeister and Fraser as the only ready pitchers after Overall and Brown returned home. Comiskey pleased as White Sox end spring trip in Fort Wayne after Reds game.
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Dayton
Cubs
Bade Myers
Carl Lundgren
Jack Pfeister
Chick Fraser
Overall
Brown
Comiskey
Fort Wayne
Ind
White Sox
Cincinnati
Reds
Western Reserve Insurance Co Assets and Capital Listed
The document lists the Western Reserve Insurance Company with capital of 200000 dollars and assets including cash bonds and various securities. It shows liabilities for losses, claims, and outstanding risks totaling around 226088 dollars, with Mars E Wagar as president and 5016 Park Building Cleveland Ohio as the address.
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Western Reserve Insurance Company
Park Building
Cleveane Ohio
Mars E. Wagar
Gooch
Cleveland, O
Sorence Public Building
Sree Nagean Tranclycation
Cellinwood
Cuyahoga
County
Cleveland and Sandusky Browsing Co
Cleveland
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Dayton
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Colonels Beaten: Cardinals Win 6 to 2 in Louisville
Beebe pitched well as the Cardinals defeated the Colonels 6 to 2 in Louisville. Hits: Louisville 10, St. Louis 8. Batteries Puttmann Packard and Peitz Beele Bresnahan. Umpire Kane.
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Louisville
Beebe
Cardinals
St. Louis
Briers
Puttmann
Packard
Peitz
Beele
Bresnahan
Kane
Adams County Seeks Bids for Mt Zion Macadam Road
Adams county Indiana boards announce bids for the Mt Zion macadam road in Jefferson Township. Bids due May 3 1909 by 10 am at Decatur in the commissioners meeting. Crushed stone only, bond double bid, cash on engineer estimates up to eighty percent, law affidavits required, board may reject all bids.
Notice of road contract bid for Teeple Macadam Road
Notice is hereby given that bids will be opened at 10 o clock a m Monday May 3 1900 in Decatur Adams county Indiana for constructing the Teeple Macadam road in Wabash township. Bids must be for cash and the county may reject any or all bids. Amount paid to successful bidder will be up to eighty percent of each estimate. H S Michaud Auditor Adams County Indiana.
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Decatur
Adams County
Indiana
Auditor's
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Wabash Township
Said County
Board of Commissioners _ reserve
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Adams
County
Indias
Rube Marquard Key to Giants Pennant Hope
Manager McGraw relies heavily on pitcher Rube Marquard to win the pennant for the Giants in a likely sensational National League race. The $11,000 ace, in peak form, is ready to prove he is one of the best boxmen ever to wear a Giants uniform. Reports from the South suggest Marquard is poised for victory.
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Giants
McGraw
New York
Marquard
Indianapolis
Bull” Durham
Rube
Tife
O'Brien Eyes Six Rounds With Ketchel Or Johnson
Philadelphia promoter Harry Edwards will stage the O'Brien Ketchel bout with Phil Jawn O'Brien promising to be money at the finish. Wilus Britt’s approval is pending as plans unfold amid earlier ringside notes of Ketchel’s battered condition and the National club backdrop.
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Johnson
Ketchel
Tad
New York
Phil Jawn O'Brien
Barkis
Jack Johnson
Stanley Ketchel
Harry Fd‘wards
National Club
Philadelphia
Willus Britt
Iead
Michigan
Week of diverse sport events including baseball boxing and wrestling
The schedule lists baseball matchups in multiple leagues from Monday to Thursday, boxing bouts across cities like Boston New York and Philadelphia with amateur and professional cards, and wrestling championships in Chicago and other cities. The turf scene features racing circuits in San Francisco Los Angeles Jacksonville and San Antonio with top contenders framed for world title clashes.
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Los Angeles
Jacksonville
San Antonio
London
Young Otto
Jimmy Rittee
Paris
Sam McVey
Joe Jean
Coalinge
Cal
Jack Burns
Ed _ Hornbuckle
Philadelphia
West End
A. C
Charney Hervey
Chicago
Yankie Schwartz
South Africa
Tubbday
Douglas
Billy Herman
Clown Boxer
New York
Will
Pooner ‘Willetts
Final Meeting Aims To Strengthen Commercial League
There will be a final meeting of the new Commercial baseball league tonight at the Marton club at 8 p.m. Officials intend to make the reorganized league stronger in playing strength than ever before.
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Commercial Baseball League
Marton Club
S P. m
Ed Curley Selections From Jacksonville Los Angeles Oakland
A historical racing column lists selections by Ed Curley for Jacksonville Los Angeles and Oakland race days. It names horses and owners in each race and notes the most probable winner for each meet, highlighting Auspicious Jeannette M and Menetix as top picks.
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Matchem
Miles
Spahn
Firm Foot
Biskra
Riffeman
J. H. Reed
Lad
C. W. Burt
Barney Oldfield
Hi Caulcap
Redondo
Rey del’ Mundo
Nattie Bumppo
Alma Boy
Raii
John Carroll
Oakland
Jim Gaffney
Fancy
John A
Mallon
Hower Plans Exit From A A A Glidden Tours
In a casual talk Chairman F B Hower of the A A A contest board says he will not run another Glidden tour after this year. He will manage this year to apply past experience and hopes a successor will bear the burden in future contests.
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F. B. Hower
A. A. A. Contest Board
Olmstead Sold to Millers Prompting M Dismay
Des Moines April 12 The Sox Yannigans arrive drenched by rain and suffer a second setback as Fred Olmstead right handed pitcher receives a purchase wire from Mike Cantillon of Minneapolis ordering him to report at once to the Kansas City team. Olmstead may depart tonight if terms are agreeable.
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Des Moines
Fred Olmstead
Mike Cantillon
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Olmstead
Washington Spring League Opens Tuesday Bowls 12 Teams
The Washington Club Spring Bowling League starts Tuesday, plays three nights weekly, and runs through June 4 with 12 teams. Marion club bowling committee schedules the annual two man and individual tournament beginning April 2.
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Washington Spring League
Washington Club
Marion Club
Kaufman Looks Every Inch Ring Champion at Newbory Camp
April 12 weather drew 200 boxing fans to Felix Bohem's Newbury training camp where Al Kaufman prepares for a bout with Tony. Kaufman at 200 pounds displayed strength and power in sparring with Tom Kennedy who weighs over 200. Manager Delaney is pleased with Kaufman's condition and plans to ship to the Fairmont club Tuesday as talks with Johnson for a title match continue.
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New York
Felix Bohem
Newbory
al Kaufman
Tony
Ross
Kaufman
Tom Kennedy
Kennedy
Delaney
Sid
Fairmont Club
Johnson
Scores from Yesterday’s Baseball Action Across Cities
A compact round of scores from multiple leagues: White Sox tied in Cincinnati after 1 inning darkness. New York Giants beat Jersey City in 10 innings. Kansas City Pirates shut out. Terre Haute edged Brooklyn. St. Louis Browne defeated Burlington. Chicago National No. 2 over Milwaukee. Memphis toppled St. Paul. St. Louis Cardinals beat Louisville. Logan Squares triumphed over South Bend. White Sox Vannigans and Omaha tied. Cleveland Naps beat New Orleans. Newark Eastern defeated Newark Highlanders. Cincinnati Reserves hammered Evansville. Newark Vets beat Colts. Lima over Grand Rapids. Columbus A S beat Washington. Wilkes-Barre lost to Bostern Americans No. 2. Fort Wayne beat Rochester. Toledo defeated Detroit.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
A. A
Memphis
Southern
St. Paul
Louisville
St. Louis Cardinals
South Bend
Logan Squares
Omaha
White Sox
Vannigans
Columbus
O.—Columbus
A. S
Washington
Wilkesbarre
Cancerregulas Versus Illinois in West Side Park Tilt
The Cancerregulas meet University of Illinois at West Side Park this afternoon after taking the second game of the Milwaukee Brewers series 5 to 2. Coakley may start on the mound, while the Cubs cruised past Milwaukee 9 to 4 with strong hitting. Stoney McGlynn was chased in the first inning after allowing three runs. En Reulbach pitched for the Cubs.
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Chicago
Cancerregulars
University of Illinois
Milwaukee Brewers
Coakley
Cubs
Brewers
Milwaukee
Stoney McGlynn
Athletics Park to Be Dedicated in Philadelphia Opening Day
Philadelphia announces the dedication of Shibe Park to inaugurate the American League season. The ballpark will seat 23 000, with 40 000 anticipated spectators. Lineups hint Athletics Hartzell If Nichols 3b E Collins 2b Davis 1b Strunk rf Oldring cf Barry ss Thomas c Coombs p Boston MecConnell 2b Lord 30 Speaker cf Gessler rf Stahl 1b Niles Is Thoney If Spencer p Ciotte p. Umpires O Loughlin and Klein.
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Shibe Park
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Hartzell
Nichols
E. Collins
Davis
Strunk
Oldring
Barry
Thomas
Coombs
Boston
MecConnell
Lord
Speaker
Gessler
Stahl
Niles
Thoney
Spencer
Ciotte
O’loughlin
Klein
Newton Will Pitch Opens 1809 Baseball Season
Indianapolis man Newton is slated to pitch today against Washington as the Nationals meet the New York Highlanders in the 1809 season opener. Hal Chase is out for the visitors and McBride’s status at short for Washington is uncertain. The probable lineups list Clymer to Burns for Washington and Hemphill to Kleinow for New York.
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Washington
Nationals
New York Highlanders
Hal Chase
McBride
Clymer
Ganley
Delehanty
Freeman
Milan
Conroy
Ungland
Street
Burns
Rochester Beats Fort Wayne in Close Eastern League Tilt
John Ganzel and his Rochester team visited Fort Wayne and were edged by the Central League club 6 to 5. Hammond delivered the deciding blow with a long single as Fort Wayne rallied in the final innings to win the game.
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Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne, Inc
John Ganzel
Rochester
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