Polo League to Form New Central Era in Indiana
A new polo organization, backed by men including A B and Harry Cohen, plans to create a major league polo in Indianapolis with expansion to Terre Haute Danville Springfield Bloomington and Decatur. The group aims to revive a strong Indianapolis team, bring back last year’s players, and attract top polo talent amid salary talks and franchise setup.
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Cohens
Indianapolis
TeMgnagolle
Prow ‘Motors
Yeague
Third Central
Ieague
Terre Hauts
Indiana
Danville
Springfield
Boomington
Decatur
Iulinois
Harry Cohen
Hick
Oh Central League
Wiliam Foot
Centraugus
Bloomington
Elks
Monday's Games In American Association And Leagues
Monday action features mixed results across the American Association Central League and National League with matchups including Milwaukee at Indianapolis Kansas City at Louisville St Paul at Columbus and Minneapolis at Toledo plus Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago New York at St Louis and Boston at Cleveland. additional minor notes reference Louisville first and second games and several lineups with players named in compact boxscore style.
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American Abboclation
Pet
Constibus
Milwaulers
Bees
Toledo
Reese
Minnnapolis
Lowlsville
Kansas Ciy Reeses
Trollanapolie
Rational League
Chicago
New York
Pittebure
Philadelphia
Cincinnay
Brooklyn
St. Louis Oy
Boston
Wan
Philatedphis
Cleveland
Chicagoes
Detroit
Ore
St Louis
Washington
Boston Sisees
Loat
Grand Rapids
Springfeld
Canion
Ny Rere Vrs
Wheeling Evanavidoe Yerres Vo
Terre Haute
St. Louis
Grand Rate
Springtrell
Wheeling
Bonneville
South Bend
Dayton
Canton
Glens Falls Insurance Company Statement of Condition 1905
Copy of the condition statement for Glens Falls Insurance Company as of December 1905 including capital, assets, real estate, bonds, mortgages, premiums, and liabilities. Auditor of State certifies the accuracy and that the original is on file, with signatures and official seal.
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Glenns Falls Insurance CO
Corner Glen
Bingesta
Glens Wana
N.Y
J. L
A. Little
Capital Fa
Eucesa Cutee
Sesssey Betts
Omco
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Tudians
Hareby
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Atate
Commercial League Results at Fairdew Rivers
A fragmented OCR summary shows teams and players like Mattery A and Thutterterisel competing at Rivers RHE events. Officials Schuman and Viewer are noted. Purchases or scores show $19.00 and $914001 terms with batteries listed for Arnold Burkhart Mee Dermld Reber Shet and Sites.
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Fairdew
Shea
O'Brien
Sagin
Tarnett
Rivers
Mattery A
Arnold and
Burkhart
Mee Dermld
Reber
Shet
Batting Weak in Southern League Leads by Douglass
Special to The Lad from Memphis reports Bill Douglass, ex St Louis and Philadelphia catcher, leading Southern League batters with consistent hitting for Chief Zimmer's Little Rock team. Close battle for pace includes Vaughn's Birmingham, Babb's Birmingham, Frank's New Orleans, and Smith's Atlanta clubs within a few points. Only three Southern bats reach .300 in the near month. Douglass, Rabb, and Pearsong top the list amid limited hits.
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Memphis
Tenn
Aug
Bill Douglass
Loula
Philadelphia
Kensan City
Douglass Ia
Chief Zimmer
Harry Vaughn
Birmingham
Charley Babb
Bemphians
Charley Frank
New Orleans
Billy Smith
Touglaas
Rabb
Pearsong
University of Wisconsin
Balloon Racing Gains Popularity in England and New York
Balloon racing has become a leading new sport in England with Aero Club events and rising interest from society women. Wealthy American enthusiasts and professional balloonists are flocking to ballooning, viewed as an exciting but costly pursuit, less expensive than yachting.
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England
The
Aero Club
Ewvary
Fair Society
Amerita
New York
Aocuty
Mary Browne Emerges as Tennis Wonder At 14
The Los Angeles tennis scene piles praise on Mary Browne a fourteen year old girl praised as a future world beater. Reporters note her light weight and unusual skill with drives smashes and volleys that perplex top players. Experts compare her potential to May Sutton predicting she will outrun her rival in the coming years.
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Los Angeles
Cal
May Button
Afra
Fatyulsr
Saya
Quence
Litte Jean
Browne
Monica
Sutton
Week of Baseball and Boxing Card at Various Parks
This weekly program lists baseball schedules at Washington Park in Milwaukee Washington Park in St Paul and Minneapolis with Latonia Saratoga Fort Erie meetings noted. Boxing bouts are set for Philadelphia Los Angeles Chelsea Stratford Ontario and Lyington with named fighters including Fobgon Mupiigy Guiker Bradley and Gilmore Harris among others.
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Philadelphia
Spike Fobgon
Tammy Mupiigy
Tuebray
Los Angeles
Neil Va
Harry Guiker
Chelsea
al Kantian
Fred Bradley
Granda Rapids Kia Raytes
Harry Lwin
AU Wrehingian pArk
Benny Vanger
Kal Herman
Stratford
Onl
Fred Gilmore
Bly Harris
Lyrington
Stich
Kid Tyter
Walter
Atie
Saturday Scores Across Cities in Mixed League Action
A collage of scores from multiple leagues shows varied results including Tadianapolis and Kansas City fray, Milwaukee tallying 20, Boston defeating Chieves, and Chicago tying Boston 1 1 in the American League. Central, South Bend and Evansville contests noted with several second games listed.
Graney Adds Big Purse to Battle Offer
Frisco promoter Eddie Graney, famed referee, places 34000 in cash in a California bank as part of his bid for a journeyman fight between Jem Grana, light heavyweight champion from Baltimore, and Battling Nelson of Chicago. The Goldfield club had offered 10000 less, signaling a heated promoter scramble for the bout.
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Suban Francisco
Eddie Graney
California
Jon Gana
Baltimore
Nelson
Chicago
Life of fighter but a short one
A sportsmen’s gathering reflected on pugilists careers noting boxers in limelight have brief peaks. Legends like Sullivan and Nelson endure in memory while many professionals rise, reach fame, then fade into obscurity as the harsh pace of boxing shortens careers.
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G Mme
Fries
John L. Sullivan
Charley Mitchell
Jim Corbett
Kid McCoy
Kid Lavigne
Joe Walenti
Terry McGovern
Young Corbet
George Dixon
Gans
Ratting Nelson
Brewers Open Four-Game Series in Two Days
Brewers and Hoosiers wrap up a split double header as they prepare four games over Monday and Tuesday. Brewers host Washington Park on Monday afternoon at 3. Cantillon’s band boosts the crowd while former Hoosiers Hoth Seville Curtis and Goodwin join the Brewers. Thielman beat Bohannon in the first game, 6 to 2, with Lam taking the second. Cromley and Kollum set to pitch Tuesday against Milwaukee.
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Hoosiers
Brewers
Washington Park
Bronday
Indianapolis
Cantillon
Insecta
Hoth
Seville
Curtis
Goodwin
Simbad' Extravaganze
Soudan’ Melodia Company
Chicago
Sinbad
Ufa
Louis Jamas
Soudan! Company
Col. Ingersoll
Central League results from Wheeling to South Bend
In Wheeling the Batteries led by Doyle and Shriver while Hammond and Kelley starred for Springfald. Grand Rapids saw Terre Haute and Howley with Welsh in a tight contest. Van Anda and Howley anchored a second game with Welsh. South Bend featured Budvrles and Tieman with Shain and Wacker supporting Evansville. Hatteries included Johnson and Cress with Myers and Ernest.
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Wheeling
Howley
Broalus
South Bend
South Hand
Evanaville
Budvrles
Ferrias
Tieman
Wacker
Shain
AW Panton
Mom Todota S Dain
Johnson and Cress, Myers and
Ernest
Notice of liquor license hearing in Marion County Indiana
The subscriber announces to citizens of the Sixth ward Center township Marion County Indiana his intent to apply to the Board of County Commissioners at the September term 196 for a license to sell intoxicating beverages in quantities under five gallons at a time. The business is located on Washington Street in a two story brick building fronting south, in square No 63, Indianapolis.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Washington Street
Indlensyells
Indiane
Washington, Sward
Twelfth Ward
Center Lownehid
Biarion County
Illinois Street
Nett Krolls
Corbett recalls Ingersoll urged armed prize fighters
Atlantic City dispatch recalls a chat with J laj Corbett about Col. Robert Ingersoll and a humorous exchange on prize fighting. Corbett recounts Ingersoll praising courage, pondering whether fighters should be armed with Bowie knives to deter savagery, and a charity bout involving Sinbad and Sudan Melodia troupes.
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Song
Col. Tagerzol
Gore
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