Attimore Wins Southpaw Battle in Boxing Showcard
Morgan signs to meet Clabby at the Auditorium in a ten round welterweight bout set for April. Clabby, Milwaukee boxing era standout, starts in Hammond Indiana and is seen as a top welterweight prospect. The card includes Young Saylor vs Pug Howell and a lively undercard as Latimore and Graham clash in a southpaw duel with Lattimore delivering standout pitching in a separate game.
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Morgan
Clabby
Hammond
Ind
Saylor
Pug Howell
Brazil
Terre Haute
Purdue Beats Rose Poly In Season Opener
Purdue defeats Rose Poly 8 to 2 on Stuart field to open the season. Backman of Rose Poly twisted the game in the sixth with five runs as Purdue pulled away. Shade and Sargent hurlers for Purdue with Backman Frisz and Lawler for Rose Poly earning strikeouts.
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Lafayette
Inda
Purdue
Rose Poly
Stuart
Lawler
Shade
Backman
Frisz
Boltz
Tregesser
Barret
Harvard and Yale annual regatta set for July 1
Cambridge mass April 16 The annual regatta of the Harvard and Yale crews will be held on the Thames river at New London July 1. The races this year will occupy only one day instead of two unless a postponement is found necessary.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yate
Thames River
New London
Ketchel's Mother to Watch Title Bout in Colma Cal
In Midh. April 16 Stanley Ketchel plans to wrest the prize from Johnson in Colma, Cal., next October. His Detroit mother Mrs. Kerop Arzooman will attend, saying she wants to see him become champion. She recalls his instruction to prepare and aims to witness the bout.
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Detroit
Midh
Whhen
Stanley Ketchel
Colma
Cal
Kerop Arzooman
Seventeenth Street
Stanley
Mrs. Arzooman
Johnson
Slagle Set For Debut As Prisoners Meet Ladies
The Champions face the Ladies this afternoon for the third meeting. Walter Slagle is expected to pitch if his form holds, testing the visitors with his noted delivery. If ineffective, Carr may start one of his young pitchers. manager Ibbott could deploy McLurdy for Toledo.
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Lattimore
Graham
Washington Park
Champs
Oscar
Daubert
Hloosiers
Hayden
Williams
Elwert
Chadburne
Davidson
Carr
Hens
Hinehmar
Smoot
Heyden
Hickman
Howley
Walter Slagle
Slagle
Ibbott
McLurdy
Toledo Tribe
Hayes Triumph in Marathon Relay Race in Bangor
Johnny Wapes of New York, the Olympic Marathon winner, won a 15 mile race in the Auditorium yesterday against a relay crew led by Patrick Dineen of Boston and John H. of Natick Mass. Hayes led by laps, gaining over Dineen in the first half as Wapes posted 1.27% time. Denison Hotel advertising follows with dining room and Sunday’s music.
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Hayes
Bangor
Johnny Wapes
New York
Patrik Dineen
Boston
John H
Natick
Mass
Dineen
Germania Hall Meat Dancing Hall in City District
A classified notice advertises Germania Hall as a meat dancing hall in the Ci City area. It mentions a first class bar on the ground floor and references gangs. It lists RIES 37S Delaware St as a contact or location cue.
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Ci City
Ries
Delaware St
Gotch Mahmout match exposes wrestling trust in Chicago
The Chicago match results show Gotch defeating Mahmout with ease while critics accuse promoters and a Chicago based trust of arranging the Turk’s path to boost attendance. The piece argues Mahmout was overhyped, with several second rate wrestlers allegedly softening the crowd for a bigger show and claims Olson, Beell, and Pardello could beat the Turk.
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Chicago
Gotch
Beell
Olson
Americus
Little Game of the Wrestling Trust
Mahmout
Indianapolis
Pardello
America
Frank Prindle
Fred Beell
Turk
Foxygents
Curleye
Ferrettis
Box Wrestling Trust
Gotch defeats Mahmout in quick title upset
In Chicago on April 16 Frank Gotch easily overpowered Turkish wrestler Mahmout, winning the championship. Mahmout cited Gotch as the stronger man while Gotch praised his own skill and American w elfare. Mahmout plans a summer rest in Bulgaria and hints at a possible return next year.
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Mehmout
Goteh
Chicago
Yussiff Mahmout
Frank Goteh
Gotch
Mahmout
Bulgaria
Selling Ballplayers A Costly Gamble For Indianapolis Club
Secretary Treasurer Meyer of the Indianapolis club warns selling ballplayers is a poor business. This fall no players will be sold unless record prices are offered. Last fall Bush, Marquard, and Durham brought $17,000, while $13,000 was spent on replacements leaving a slim margin. Meyer says the club will resist selling unless compensated at true value, and only one player may depart under draft rules.
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Meyer
Indianapolis
Bush
Marquard
Durham
Coulter
Glaze
Burke
Graham
Kuepper
Schreiber
Chadbourne
O'Rourke
Mr. Meyer
Women drivers clash over Glidden tour access
The dispute centers on the American Automobile Association contest board barred women from the Glidden tour this year. Joan Newton Cuneo protests the ban, planning to compete if possible, while Miss Alice Potter of Elgin Illinois supports entry with preference for solo or women-only companionship. Potter argues women can manage cars independently, emphasizing her touring experience and self-reliance.
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Miss Potter
America
Hower
American Automobile Association
Joan Newton Cuneo
Alice Potter
Elgin
Ill
New York
San Francisco
Weston In 600 Shape On Long Hike
Edward Payson Weston arrived in South Bend Indiana after a lengthy trek from Goshen. A crowd of about 600 greeted him as he reached the Oliver hotel in the city limits and he pressed on toward Mishawaka. He planned to reach New Carlisle later that day after a 26 mile leg.
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Weston
South Bend
Ind
Edward Payson Weston
Mishawaka
Oliver Hotel
Goshen
New Carlisle
Earlham Decides 10 Enter in State Meet
Richmond Indiana April 16 Coach Vail of Earlham college will send a track team to Indianapolis April 23 to compete in the state meet under the Marion club. Entrants include White hurdles J Furnas mile Nanney Winslow half mile Conrad possible in dashes Graves in hop step jump and quarter mile.
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Richmond
Ind
Vail
Earlham College
Indianapolis
Marion Club
White
J. Furnas
Nanney
Winslow
Conrad
Prof. Graves
Today's Games and Scores in Major Leagues
American Association games Toledo at Indianapolis Columbus at Louisville St Paul at Milwaukee Minneapolis at Kansas City yesterday Toledo beat Indianapolis 2 to 3 while Louisville defeated Columbus 3 to 3 St Paul 2 0 John- Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 2 12 innings National League Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh Brooklyn 3 New York 3 innings Chicago 10 St Louis Philadelphia Boston too wet American League Cleveland St Louis 3 New York 4 Washington 1 Detroit 3 Chicago Philadelphia Boston too wet
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Wes
Chic
American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minnanelis
Kansas
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
St Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
No-Hit Victory By Maroon Pitcher At Marshall Field
Chicago April 16 Orville Page Maroon pitcher delivered a no hit no run game against Depauw University at Marshall Field winning 4 to 0. Page struck out 1 batter.
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Chicago
Orville Page
Marshall Field
Depauw University
Page
Douglas to Fight Curley Tonight in Olympic Club Bout
New York April 16 reports Ben Douglas and Jack Curley set for ten round bout at the Olympic club. Douglas, described as a hard hitter, aims to land a decisive punch early and press the pace against Curley in the planned tour.
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New York
Ben Douglas
Jack Curley
Olympic Club
Douglas
Indiana State Fair horse races announce early closes
Early closing for stakes and class races is set with eight stakes closing June 1 and entries due August 4. The Western Horseman Stake offers 6000 dollars split between pacers and trotters. Speed schedule lists daily race blocks and stake events. Entry blanks available from Oscar Hadley in Plainfield, Charles Downing in Indianapolis, or Charles H. Anthony in Muncie.
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Indiana
Western Horseman
Oscar Hadley
Plainfield
Ind
Charles Downing
Indianapolis
Charles H. Anthony
Speed
Muncie
Nine Innings Without Hit Then Lost Game
New York April 16 Leon Ames pitched nine innings without a Brooklyn hit but lost in the thirteenth as the Superbas rallied with four safeties, including a triple, to win 3 to 0. Both Ames and Wilhelm were in midseason form. hits were scarce.
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New York
Brooklyns
Leon Ames
Superbas
Harry Lumley
Ames
Wilhelm
Staten Island
Powers Improves After Gangrene Poisoning Operation
Philadelphia April 16 The condition of catcher Powers of the Philadelphia team after an operation for gangrene poisoning of the intestines is improved and a good chance of recovery exists. He was injured while going after a foul ball in the Boston game Monday and physicians say the incident likely caused the harm.
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Mike Powers
Philadelphia
Catcher Powers
Boston
Powers
Summers In Great Form Against Sox
Detroit wins in the sixth inning on three hits off Summers, two runs scoring, while Cleveland tops St Louis 4 3 in cy Young’s first Cleveland start. Cravath hits a seventh inning homer to prevent a shutout for New York. Louisville and Minneapolis win tight second games. Milwaukee nips St Paul in ten innings. Dougherty, Hall and Selby shine in varied outings as teams push early season series.
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Detroit
Mich
Cravath
Mullin
Grooms
New York
Washington
Sherman
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cy Young
Petty
Louisville
Columbus
Selby
Colonels
Geyer
Qdawell
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Duggheby
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Gehring
Hall
Robinson
Barry
Randall
Dougherty
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Western Horseman Stake
Summers
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Clarke
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