Glaze Tames Hens In Opening Baseball Fight Night
Eddie McGoorty defeated George Koerner by a fourth round knockout in a clean one two sequence. Dartmouth lad Ralph Glaze shone on the mound for the Champs, fending off Toledo’s hitters including the Hens, as Cincinnati’s Benesah and Cooley had varied results. Glaze’s speed breaking curves and strategic control led the champions to a 4 to 2 season opening win with strong fielding and timely hits from Chadbourne Davidson Hayden and Williams.
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George Koerner
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Andy Benesah
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Jerry Murphy
Jimmy Dunn
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Tommy Dawson
Ralph Glaze
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Owens and Eckman
Langford and Barry Fight to a Draw in Albany
Sam Langford of Boston and Jim Barry of Chicago battled ten fast rounds at the North Side Athletic Club in Albany. The lightweight catchweight bout ended with honors about even as both fighters finished strong.
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Boston
Jim Barry
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North Side Athletic Club
Purdue and Rose Poly Open Local Baseball Season
Purdue and Rose Poly meet on Stuart field in Lafayette Indiana for the opening game. The Blacksmiths lineup includes Tregesser Guepel Westover Binder Myers Boltz and Gunther with Shade and Charters as pitchers and Sargent catching.
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Rose Poly
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Today’s Games Across Baseball Leagues
The American Association features Toledo visiting Indianapolis, St. Paul at Milwaukee, Minneapolis at Kansas City, and Columbus at Louisville. In the National League, Pittsburg plays Cincinnati, St. Louis visits Chicago, Philadelphia at Boston, and Brooklyn travels to New York. The American League card includes Chicago at Detroit, Cleveland at St. Louis, New York at Washington, and Boston at Philadelphia.
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Yesterday's Scores From American Association and Leagues
In the American Association Indianapolis defeated Toledo 4 to 2. Midinapolis beat Kansas City 2 to 0. Milwaukee routed St. Paul 9 to 5. Louisville edged Columbus 6 to 2. In the National League Chicago defeated St. Louis 3 to 1. Boston toppled Philadelphia 9 to 3 while Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 9 to 9. In the American League Detroit won over Chicago 2 to 0 and Cleveland triumphed 4 to 2 over St. Louis.
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Corbett Reacts To Rumored Johnson Ketchel Match
Toledo Ohio April 15 James J Corbett was shown a dispatch claiming a Johnson Ketchel 20 round bout set for October 12 at Colma A C Corbett expressed astonishment and warned Johnson may be aiming for easy money He added Ketchel could surprise by beating the bigger foe though the fighter is small for Johnson.
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James J. Corbett
Jack Johnson
Stanley Ketchel
Colma A. C
Corbett
Johnson
Ketchel
Gotch Beats Mahmout to Retain World Wrestling Crown
Chicago crowds witness Frank Gotch defeat Yusuf Mahmout in two falls at Dexters pavilion. The titleholder uses crotch and half Nelson holds to pin Mahmout in eight and nine minutes ten seconds, despite the Bulgarian’s attempts and a $500 forfeiture. Referee Eddie Smith officiated as Farmer Burns and Prof. Dwyer backed Gotch. The semi windup Ordeman vs Bell ended in a draw after 20 minutes.
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Frank Gotch
Dexter’s Pavilion
Yusuf Mahmout
Eddie Smith
Mahmout
Iowa
Gotch
Farmer Burns
Prof. Dwyer
Hke
Smith
Henry Ordeman
Fred Bell
Jeffries and Sharkey discuss old bout and future fights
New York April 15 Jim Jeffries and Tom Sharkey, who fought a famed 25 round bout at Coney Island in 1890, met and spoke of today’s heavies and Jeffries future plans. Sharkey urged conditioning for a Johnson challenge, noting past stamina and punishment.
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Jim Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
Coney Island A. C
Jeff
Sharkey
Dempsey Wins Six Round Decision In Columbus Bout
George Dempsey defeated Hughey McMahon of St. Paul by decision in a six round contest at Schneck's hall in Columbus Ohio on April 15.
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Columbus
George Dempsey
Hughey McMahon
St. Paul
Conjuring a billiards icon with lavish pool halls
A name to conjure with when it comes to billiards and pool. Twelve of the latest tables. Palatial in every appointment. Second floor. Oud. Fellow Building.
How Bill Armour Found Pitcher Smith
Charley Smith the lanky Washington twirler broke into fast company in a peculiar way. Bill Armour then managing Cleveland needed a pitcher and learned of Smith in the left field bleachers. Smith proved effective against the Athletics before being sent to New Orleans, and Washington acquired him from the Pelicans.
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Carr
Charley
Cleveland
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Pelicans
Powers Suffers Abdominal Surgery Ends Baseball Season
catcher Mike Powers of the Philadelphia Americans underwent surgery for an invaginated intestine after a game misfortune. A large section of intestine was removed and he is expected to miss the season. Powers, Notre Dame graduate, began pro play in 1898 with Louisville and joined Philadelphia in 1901.
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Wabash Triumphs Over Waynetown 6-0 on Ingalls Field
Crawfordsville Ind April 15 Wabash Little Giants defeated Waynetown 6 to 0 at Ingalls field in a decisive game with strong pitching and offense. The win boosts Wabash record and showcases key players in a clear victory.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Waynetown
Ingalls Field
Little Giants
Opening Day Echoes From Toledo Fans and Debuts
The opening day reports celebrate the champions and the Toledo crowd in gray with red trim. Key players include Daubert’s bruised foot, Hinchman’s triple, Chadbourne’s center-field dinger, and Abbott’s management questions. Umpire Owens and Eckman are noted, with praise for the crowd and early-season excitement.
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Toledo
Indianapolis speedway under rapid construction heats up
The course of a creek was altered twice to allow the five mile road course to cross squarely. New channels were dug in both instances. Over 1,500 loads of dirt are moved daily to finish the enclosed speedway by June 1. Delays from weather were overcome as the work proceeds toward opening in June.
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Indianapolis
America
Southpaw pitchers pace second game against the Hens
A left-hander likely Graham faces the Hens this afternoon opposing Lattimore Toledo southpaw. Schreiber or Kuepper could relieve Graham if control falters. Manager Carr prefers right-handers but must rely on southpaws due to pitcher limitations to win part of the games.
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Schreiber
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Carr
Indianapolis Club Introduces Friday Ladies Day
The Indianapolis club announced that starting tomorrow, every Friday during the season will be ladies day. Two ladies with an escort gain free admission, while two ladies without an escort can buy a 42 percent ticket. The move reflects ongoing support from President Watkins and President O'Brien after league leaders debated ending the day.
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Indianapolis
Watkins
O’brien
Hurley Beats Dwyer In Ten-Round Victory
New York boxing notes Hurley defeated John Dwyer in a ten round bout at the Sharkey Athletic club last night. Hurley led the action from start to finish, giving Dwyer a decisive beating throughout the contest.
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New York
John Dwyer
Sharkey Athletic Club
Willus Britt the boy bandit box Ketchel and Johnson
New York April 15 Jack Johnson the heavyweight champion and Stanley Ketchel the middleweight holder were to box 20 rounds at Colma California on October 1% Reeves. Willus Britt known as the boy bandit urged a Johnson bout while Sam Langford and Al Kaufman were also part of the discussions. The matchmakers bargained five hours with Johnson, Ketchel, and others present but Britt backed a Johnson fight rather than the Ketchel option.
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James Coffroth
Jack Johnson
Stanley Ketchel
Sam Langford
Colma
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al Kaufman
Ketchel
Willus Britt
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Mister Johnson
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