Fitzpatrick Too Fat for Jack Dillon at Anderson Show
Chicago welterweight Jack Fitzpatrick failed to make weight for his boxing match with Jack Dillon at Anderson last night. Despite his known overweight, Fitzpatrick used ring theory and stall tactics to survive until the third round when his pace slowed. Ray Bronson assisted in his corner, with Marion Scott refereeing, as preliminaries featured Nate Forb defeating Mickey Gavin and Everett Smimer losing to Everett Reeves. City plans feature a Monday opener with Columbus versus Indianapolis, a parade, and Mayor Shank to throw the first ball.
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Anderson
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Dillon
Chicago
Ray Bronson
Marion Scott
Nate Forb
Mickey Gavin
Everett Smimer
Indianapolis
Everett Reeves
Watkins
Columbus
Compeer Cigar Company
Compeer
Denison
Shank
Atkins K I C league team meeting announced
Atkins K I C league team will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at Manager Seerys residence 231 Bicking street. Players requested to be present include Osborn Wagner Mace Kembrogh Churchill Dickison Day Courtney Marchial Chase Westover Bruder Pruitt Tooley Elrod Dooley Moran
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Bicking Street
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Dickison
Day
Courtney
Marchial
Chase
Westover
Bruder
Pruitt
Tooley
Elrod
Dooley
Moran
Rogan Arrested For Theft Of Bonds In Providence
Michael J. Rogan known as the royal rooter is under arrest in Providence charged with stealing thirteen Florida and Southern railway bonds valued at 13001. The bonds belonged to Harriet N. Brown for nine years before May 5, 1905, her beneficiary.
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Boston
Michael J. Rogan
the Royal Rooter
Providence
Florida & Southern Railway
Harriet N. Brown
Rogan
Standings and yesterday's scores across major leagues
Yesterday's results span the American Association National League and American League with Chicago Cincinnati and Philadelphia posting wins. Notable scores include Columbus 2 Toledo 1 Milwaukee 1 St Paul 5 Minneapolis 9 and Boston 10 Chameton 3. Today schedules feature Indianapolis at Louisville Toledo at Columbus and more across six leagues.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indtarangis
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Minneapolis
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Chameton
Phila Selena
Detroit
Cleveland
Indianapolis
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National League
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Per York
Philadelp
Opening Game Runs At Louisville Show Thrills And Hunches
In Louisville April 22 the Colonels lead opening play with early runs while Hoosiers reply later. Dunleavy Woodruff and Stanley sparked a first inning rally, Smoot drove in a run, and Moriarity struck out. Woodruff and Stanley produced another in the third as Smoot stole second and scored. Milligan Carr and Howley contributed as Indiana tallies emerge. Carr later doubles off the right field fence and scores on Murch’s line drive.
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Te Colonels
Dunleavy
Woodruff
Stanley
Smoot
Spencer
Carr
Howley
Lewis
Sullivan
Moriarity
Colonels
Homer Smoot
Howard
Milligan
Delahanty
Graham
Murch
Salm
Halla
Indianapolis
Chadbourne
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Poreerie
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Seneweeee Spencer
March
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Aecen
Serene Ewenmecene
Pameeesa Sereee
Ste Nseeseseees
Louitsville
Smoot Milligan
Smoot Lewis
Y Chadbourne
Spencer Halla
Schreck
Guthrie
van Syckie
Indiana U Seeks Physical Director and Coach
Indiana University in Bloomington seeks a high caliber physical director who can also coach part of the university teams. The search grows urgent after it became clear that Jimmie Sheldon will not be available beyond this football season.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Jimmie” Sheldon
Errors Lose for Cutting Keep Kansas City Victory Over Milwaukee
Milwaukee fell behind as Kansas City won after noon by 3 to 1 in a pitchers’ duel between Cutting and Swann. Cook’s error gifted a run in the second, and Dougherty’s dropped fly in the eighth added two more. McGann left with an injury after colliding with Shannon.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Swann
Cook
Dougherty
McGann
Shannon
Two Pitchers Released by St. Louis Nationals
In St. Louis on April 21, pitchers Harry Sullivan and Grover Ladermilk of the St. Louis Nationals are released to Springfield of the Three-Eye league.
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Harry Sullivan
Grover Ladermilk
St. Louis Nationals
Springfield
Kelly defeats Reardon in Broadway Athletic wind-up
Philadelphia report states Fred Kelly defeated Jack Reardon in the wind-up at the Broadway Athletic Club tonight after Reardon forced the fighting.
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Reardon
Philadelphia
Fred Kelly
Jack Reardon
Broadway Athletic Club
Cross and Hyland Deliver Uneven Showdown in New York
Leach Cross barely outpoints Dick Hyland in a seven round lead with a ninth round knockdown. Hyland recovers and finishes stronger, but Cross's reach height and skill dominate the bout in New York.
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New York
Sporting World Today
Dick Hyland
Cross
Hyland
Millers Shut Out by St Paul in Series Opener
St Paul blanked Minneapolis 5 to 0 in the opening game as Chech silenced the visitors with four scattered hits. St Paul hitters chased Fiene with walks and errors, and Murray hit his third homer of the season.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Chech
Fiene
Murray
Pitchers Sold By Boston Team Manager Donovan
Boston April 22. Manager Donovan sells three pitchers. Elmer Steele moves to Providence of the Eastern league, Fred Ehman to Denver, and Cecil Thompson to St Paul Minnesota.
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Donovan
Elmer Steele
Providence
Fred Ehman
Denver
Cecil Thompson
St. Paul
Wiggam Challenges Welterweight Title Contender in Indiana
Howard Wiggam, undefeated local welterweight, issues a challenge to any 145 to 150 pound rival for a title bout over any number of rounds, asserting his claim to Indiana welterweight championship.
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Wiggam
Howard Wiggam
Indiana
Fans Urge Gov Harmon to Recall Veto in Ohio
Telegrams from baseball fans across Ohio flood Gov. Harmon asking him to recall his veto of the Anderson bill. The governor says revoking the veto is impractical as he delayed his decision until ensuring the bill was clearly invalid and unsustainable in court.
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Columbus
Harmon
Anderson
Johnson on Way to Training Camp Fight Fears No Race Prejudice
Chicago April 22 Jack Johnson the world heavyweight champion leaves on the Overland Limited headed for training camp before the July 4 title bout with James J Jeffries. Johnson speaks of conditioning, bravery against threats, and confidence that he will win by fair fighting, while acknowledging race prejudice in the United States and optimism about California support.
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ED W. Smith
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Jack Johnson
Overland Limited
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Gladiator
James J. Jeffries
Jeffries
California
Tomorow
Kaufman Beats O'Brien in Six Round No-Decision Bout
California heavyweight hopeful Al Kaufman, protege of Billy Delaney, defeated Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in a six round no-decision bout at Pittsburg. Kaufman controlled the action with weight advantage and steady pressure, though he failed to score a knockout, while O'Brien relied on a right jab and was briefly hurt late.
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Kaufman
California
Billy Delaney
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
O'Brien
O’brien
Premier Auto Publishes New Journal Motor News
Premier Motor Manufacturing issues the Motor News as a house organ for owners and dealers. The publication is distinct from typical auto magazines, offering a unique voice and editorial approach within the company portfolio.
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Premier Auto Company
The
Motor News
Premier Motor Manufacturing Company
Ninth Inning Feature In Columbus Victory Over Toledo
In Columbus Ohio on April 22 a tight game ended 2 to 1 as Columbus defeated Toledo. Callahan scored on a double steal for Toledo while Columbus grabbed the lead with Rossman and O Rourke contributing a key sequence. Downs singled in the ninth and scored on a misplayed throw. Harry Hinchman’s fielding was a highlight as Columbus earned its ninth win.
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Owen
Toledo
Callahan
Rossman
O’rourke
Downs
Freeman
McCarthy
Harry Hinchman
Ninth Inning Finish Wins for Carr's Tribe
Louisville crowds watched Indianapolis beat the Colonels 3 to 2 in a tight opener. A seventh inning wild throw by Halla started Louisville’s downfall, while Graham pitched well for the visitors. Carr sparked the ninth inning rally with a double, Spencer sacrificed, and Murch singled to seal the win. The park opened with a band, no pennant ceremony, and an American flag raised instead as Mayor Head threw out the first ball.
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Jack Halla
Carr
March
Colonels
Indianapolis
Halla
Louisville
Pettz
Spencer
Murch
Lewis
Grayson
W. O. Head
Carr Aims to Repeat Victory in Series Opener
Louisville April 22 Manager Carr and his Indianapolis players celebrate a win and plan to face Manager Heinie Peitz's Colonels again today under a clouded sky with rain likely. If the game proceeds Carr may start Glaze or McCarthy while Peitz likely taps Higginbotham for the Colonels.
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Carr
Indianapolis
Heinie Peitz
Glaze
McCarthy
Peitz
Higginbotham
Badger Athletics in Control of University Policy
Madison Wis April 22 The Wisconsin board of regents at its bi monthly meeting assumed power to appoint the athletic council from the faculty and vested it in President Van Hise This signals a more liberal athletic policy for the future Van Hise may hire a track coach to replace Jimmy Lunthrop sidelined by a stroke Hutchins who resigned as athletic director is expected to be engaged for the role.
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Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
van Hise
Jimmy Lunthrop
C. P. Hutchins
Actor Mike Donlin Hears Call of Wild
Chicago April 22 An old case of baseball and show business collides as Mike Donlin asks for reinstatement to play again. He plans a spell with a local semi pro team to prove his form before deciding on returning to the Giants. Kling must report by Monday or lose reinstatement and his Chicago Cubs links loom in talks with Chance and Murphy.
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National Commission
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17 Year Old Boy May Be New Bantam Champion
In New York on April 22 sporting men hailed Paul Moore of Philadelphia as a top bantamweight hopeful. The 17 year old defeated Jimmy Walsh of Boston at the Empire Athletic Club in a solid performance, while Walsh contends for the world bantamweight title.
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Paul Moore
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
Empire Athletic Club
Walsh
Giants Triumph as Marquard Twists Ankle in Win
New York defeated Boston 2 to 0 in a game highlighted by strong pitching from Marquard and batting by Doyle. Marquard twisted his ankle sliding into second base in the sixth inning and left the field.
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New York
Giants
Bostons
Doyle
Wilmot to head Michigan State Fair auto department
Walter Wilmot once a baseball star has signed to manage the auto department for the annual Michigan State Fair exposition in Detroit. The appointment aligns him with the fair's promotional and display plans for entrants and attractions.
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Wilmot
Detroit
Mich
Walter Wilmot
Michigan State Fair
Tailoring chain builds on confidence with wholesale priced suits
Founder notes our 72 branch stores grow by earning patrons' trust through merit of all wool suits made to order in any style at $12.75 wholesale. J. Singers & Sons, 43 W. Washington St.
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Washington St
Singer
Singer d& Bons
Notre Dame Defeats Michigan Aggies in Final Score
Notre Dame at Notre Dame Indiana defeated the Michigan Aggies with Ryan and Ulatowski shining. The final score lists Notre Dame ahead with a large margin, as reporters note the standout plays and battery pairing contributing to the win.
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Ind
Michigan Aggies
Ryan
Aggies
Ulatowski
Pattergon
Rollars
Yale picks Logan as baseball captain after Philbin resigns
Walter Seth Logan Jr. of Washington Conn. has been elected captain of Yale University baseball, succeeding Stephen H. Philbin who resigned. The announcement came from New Haven on April 22. Logan, born 1910, will lead the team this season as captain.
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Philbin
New Haven
Connn
Walter Seth Logan JI Jr
Washington, Conn
Yale University
Stephen H. Philbin
Choynski Joins Jeffries Camp as Training Staff
California veteran Joe Choynski becomes a full member of Jeffries training staff after joining Jeffries on a Boulder Creek run. He plans to round into condition within ten days to provide Jim with ring work, while Berger and Jeff assess fit and potential additions if Choynski cannot, including options to bolster the heavyweight squad.
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Cal
Joe Choynski
Jeffries
Boulder Creek
Choynski
Big Bob Armstrong
Jeff
Berger
Papke
Jer
Armstrong
Local woman wrestler loses to Miss Bennett
Indianapolis wrestler Miss Emma Bray met world champion Miss Lara Bennett in a straight fall match at the Empire last night. Bennett won after nine minutes and a half of strenuous work as Bray, despite greater weight, could not match Bennett's cleverness, speed and science. Bennett has had a busy week touring the city and surrounding country, visiting Speedway twice and driving a Marion racing car at 75 miles per hour.
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Indianapolis
Lara Bennett
Empire
Miss Bennett
Miss Bray
Speedway
Marion
Amateur Gossips on Local Baseball and Meetings
Local clubs seek youth and semi pro games with teams across the city and state. Listings include Rice and Trottman pitchers, Anderson at first, Meyers— plus many players and contact calls. Meetings set at Market and Alabama and Morris and Senate with various players urged to attend.
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Rice
Trottman
McClure
Anderson
Landes
Shafer
Shonson
Barnes
Woodruff
George
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