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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
8
Friday's game at Washington Park with the Terre Haute Three I league team cannot be played due to wet grounds. A game is scheduled for Saturday with Terre Haute to complete the matchup.
A settlement plan ends a name dispute between two 18 and under teams as the Sun Liners fight for the nickname. The two sides, led by managers John Gallagher and Hawkey, will play a best of three series with the winner earning the name. The first game is scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
The fragment hints at Diamond stories surrounding Watkins seen near a bed store on Massachusetts Avenue and a rumored purchase for his second baseman Fox. It jokes about weather, a sun team series, and a lighthearted exchange about rain checks with a Dutchman and a humorous umbrella remark.
Indianapolis players met at the club Thursday afternoon to discuss possible plays as manager Howard Wiseman of 1550 Lexington Avenue arranges pitchers Weyhing and others. Fox the Hoosier second baseman is kin to Connie Mack. Chicago university is 8 to 12 by White Stockings.
Dick Cooley, a venerable ball player, is seeking work as a baseball figure. Dillon stands out in the Detroit team as the only man taller than a yard, highlighting roster quirks in early league play.
The physiologist cannot explain how the tongue distinguishes bitter from sweet or how nerves convey tastes sounds or sight. Through demonstration and practical experiments, he shows there are no clothes beyond those produced by careful technique.
The store touts standard products as the peak of clothing skill, rejects dubious job lots, and offers suits priced at 10, 12, 15 dollars with a money back guarantee. Higher options at 20 and 25 dollars are also in stock with the same customer satisfaction pledge.
Sam Karph, a Dayton bowling expert, is in Indianapolis. The item notes his current whereabouts and activity while in the city, reflecting bowling news from the era.
Alfred D Olro Cuban pool ace clinched the world title by finishing with 600 points to Sherman’s 498 after Thursday’s contests. Sherman, the American world champion, had shown promise on Wednesday but failed to match the Cuban’s pace on Tuesday and Thursday. The championship medal Sherman won in Boston in February was presented to D Oro.
San Francisco on April 19 Terry Mc Govern introduces a new exercise diving over an eight foot bank into a sand pit. He calls it belly-booster style and says it strengthens stomach muscles and is enjoyable.
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