Sporting Writer Dead. John H. Man
New York report announces the death of sports columnist John H. Man on April 16. Details are limited in this brief notice.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
6
New York report announces the death of sports columnist John H. Man on April 16. Details are limited in this brief notice.
English featherweight Owen Moran sails from New York aboard the Lusitania bound for Birmingham after a seven week stage engagement. He may not return soon unless a finish fight with Abe Attell lures him back, having cleared about $7,000 from fights and tours. Moran will receive a belt from admirers upon reaching Birmingham for his Attell showings.
The Blues lose 4 to 2 as Hoosiers outplay in batting and fielding. Crowd over 7,000 attends opening game amid riotous enthusiasm. Umpire Owens ejects Monte Crass, leading to onfield tensions and police involvement.
Racing card lists selections for six races with riders and horses. Notable picks include Aimee C Queen Marguerite Sandal in race one and S H Harris King of Bashan Robader in race three, plus three best bets S H Harris race three Personal race four Zal race six.
At St. Louis St. Louis 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 1 7 6 Pittsburg 0 6 0 0 0 6 0 0 6 12 3 Batteries Lush and Hostetter Caminitz and Gibson Others games postponed in National League due to rain. American League games also rained out.
Athletics invite strong state teams and announce a game against Brooksides at their grounds next Sunday. Address S. T. Johnson for replies at 1% S. Capitol Ave. The Get Laundry advertises family washings with rough dry by the pound and ironing. Ye Ark advert urges bringing your best girl to 15 E. Christ Street. Elmer S. Long, Mer.
Strong winds affected the day at the Spring Shoot as ten sports were added to the program. The event opened at 9 30 this morning with brisk conditions shaping the early rounds.
The fifth annual Indianapolis Gun Club grounds shoot closed after ideal weather and brisk wind. Jesse Young of Chicago led amateurs with 18 of 200 targets while Tee Barclay of Chicago topped professionals with 192. Evansville’s Al Willerding took amateur second. Le Compte was pro second. Wisconsin’s Guy Deering was third amateur. Tom Marshall, Grand American Handicap winner of 1899, fell to third among professionals. Horace Heikes, Caxton, Grand American Handicap 1900 winner, narrowly missed third. local amateur Tom Parry finished fifth.
In Bloomington Indiana University beat Indianapolis Athletics 15 to 1 as Overall Swain and Thompson led pitchers and batters. Notre Dame defeated Winona College 19 to 9 in Notre Dame Indiana with Ryan Scanlon Clift Tillett and Kelley contributing. Wabash College upset Franklin College 5 to 3 at Crawfordsville led by Irwin Boney and Demarca as Hasel pitched.
Indiana beat the Blues 4 3 thanks to timely hitting in the fourth inning and strong fielding. Eubanks credits Swann and himself for solid pitching and notes Williams at second and Cook in left made key plays.
Governor Piddall of Arkansas joined the Little Rock team for the field opening in Montgomery in the eighth Southern baseball league season. Rain interrupted the Montgomery game. Atlanta and Nashville also rained out. New Orleans beat Mobile 3 2. Memphis vs Little Rock postponed due to rain.
In Columbus at 572 St. Paul and in Louisville at 143 Milwaukee batteries positions show Tay lor Fohl Meyers and Puttmann Peitz Schneiberg Toth. Toledo game postponed due to rain.
Paddy Livingston, Indiana catcher, argues there is no excuse for the shortage of top catchers as major league teams struggle with a dwindling pool. He recalls greats like Kling Bresnahan Sullivan and others, cites the spitball era as a factor, and reflects on his own pitching turn and regrets about not sticking to catcher.
Be auctif.O. presented at Concannon's 444 W Washington Fresh Meats. English Hotel opens new billiard room with T W Walsh meeting Grant H Clay M D Dentist formerly with New York Dental now at 108 N Delaware opposite Torlinson hall Indianapolis. New Pinups priced from 164 dollars and up. Wulschner's Bliss Native Herbs advertised at 055 W Wash St.
New York April 16 plans approved by the art commission permitting the Society for the Creation of Cruelty to Animals to erect a memorial fountain to George Dixon the boxer. Located at West Square near Horatio Street and Eighth Avenue the granite basin will feature a round pass with an ornamental lamp post and bear the inscription In memory of George Dixon Erected by his friends $15000 cost.
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