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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1907

Page

7

Johnson Burns bout proposed for Colma September

San Francisco promoter Coffroth offered a 2500000 match for Jack Johnson against Tommy Burns in California on September 9. Sam Fitzpatrick, Johnson’s manager, accepted via wire and set terms with Burns to decide purse division. Johnson and Fitzpatrick will travel to California to acclimate for the title clash.

the Sun New York Sam Fitzpatrick Jack Johnson Jimmy Coffroth San Francisco Tommy Burns Johnson California Coffroth Burns Fitzpatrick Sam Jeffries Jeff Fitz Bob Fitzsimmons

Pointer wins Dominion of Canada pace at Kenilworth

Alice Pointer captures the $10,000 Dominion of Canada pace in straight heats at Kenilworth on opening day. Reproachless performed poorly but the program saw all races decided in straight heats. A floral piece was given to owner David Shaw of Pittsburgh after the final heat amid light rain and a 6000 crowd. Judex set a new track record with a 2.07%4 second heat while Strike Breaker won the 2:19 pacers race. Bell Bird and Beatrice Bellini won earlier races.

Buffalo N. Y Alice Pointer Kenilworth David Shaw Pittsburg Fairey Redwood Judex

Gates wins near 500 thousand at race track

New York August 6 John W Gates earned about 500000 at the race track this season and declined to reveal exact figures. He was notably successful in the latter part of his wagering, making it hard to place bets. He plans to spend his vacation in France.

New York John W. Gates Gates France

Dick Bradley's Ducks defeat Hindle's Mud Hens 6 to 4

Dick Bradley's Ducks beat Billy Hindle's Mud Hens 6 to 4 at Brookside Park on Sunday. The game highlighted catcher Dick Bradley's heavy hitting. The Bradley Ducks seek semi professional competition and invite teams to contact Manager Dick Bradley at 35 E. Ohiost.

Billy Hindle Mud Hens Brookside Park Dick Bradley Bradley Ducks Ohiost

Ramblers of Shelbyville Seek Out-of-Town Game Aug 11

Shelbyville Indiana based Ramblers, a fast 17-year-old team, seek an out-of-town opponent for a game on August 11. Address H. 8S. Keeling, 2 Vanave., Shelbyville.

Ramblers Shelbyville Keeling Vanave Ind

Y M T Field Day and Picnic Set for Aug 24

The Y M T announces its annual field day and picnic to be held Saturday at Greenwood park. A new council of the Y M I will be initiated at Clinton Indiana on Sunday.

Greenwood Park The Clinton, Ind

Stagg seeks a kicking ace for Chicago football

Chicago plans to recruit a top kicker to replace Walter Eckersall. Director Stagg has sent candidates a pigskin with a booting lesson and requires daily practice ahead of the Sept. 20 training start. He seeks a reliable punter and place kicker to field one of the best teams in years.

Chicago, II Walter Eckersall University of Chicago Stagg Midway Stagg Fan

National League Rivalry Scores Reported In Chicago And Philadelphia

In Chicago the Cubs faced the New York Giants with a 1 to 5 defeat and a 1 1 5 line on the scoreboard. Batteries wereTaylor and Moran for the Cubs with Ames and Bresnahan for the Giants. In Philadelphia the Athletics defeated St Louis by a 2 to 2 tally with a 5 1 2 2 line. Lush and Woonan teamed for Philadelphia and Brown and Dooin for St Louis.

Chicago New York Taylor and Moran Ames Bresnahan Philadelphia St. Louis Lush and Woonan Brown and Dooin

Batteries List by City and Teams Across Matches

A fragmented OCR shows battery pairings and team matchups across multiple cities including Washington New York Boston Cleveland Philadelphia and St Louis with groups of players listed for each battery. The text repeats names like Heydon Patterson Joss Clarke Plank Powers and others in scattered formats indicating multiple battery pairings and game segments.

New York Chicago Patterson Walsh Sullivan McFarland Hogg and Kiemnow Boston St. Louis Pruitt, Winter, Criger and Shaw Dineen and Spencer Philadelphia Cleveland Joss and Clarke Plank and Powers

Central League Battery Pairings Across Four Cities

In Terre Haute RHE Springfield hosts 00900090001-15 3 Terre Haute 0000000029 41 with Batteries Merryman Chambers Brosius McConnell. Evansville RHE Evansville shows 03000600600 %-35 2 Dayton with Pearson Dunn Yingling Munson. South Bend RHE South Bend 010000000-181 Wheeling 02000900060 0250 Batteries Moore Tieman Friel Philbin. Grand Rapids RHE Grd Rapids 02110002 -612 5 oe 000100100-262 Batteries Bliss Fuller Meyers Munson Texter.

Central League Terre Haute Springfield Merryman and Chambers, Brosius and McConnell Evansville Dayton Pearson and Dunn, Yingling and Munson South Bend Wheeling Moore and Tieman Friel and Philbin Grand Rapids Rhe Rapids Bliss and Fuller Meyers Munson Texter

Sullivan Seeks Pardon for Convicted Boxer

Special to The Sun Columbus Aug 6 John L Sullivan visiting a park meets Frankie McHugh serving five years for highway robbery He believes McHugh innocent and asks allies to aid parole efforts Gov Harris away Sullivan deposits funds with Warden Gould to buy clothes for McHugh upon release

Sullivan the Sun Columbus South John L. Sullivan Frankie McHugh McHugh Harris Cincinnati Gould

Saratoga Racing Costs We'll See Public Profit

New York reports twenty two days of racing at Saratoga with 132 events and 26 stakes. Public expenditure plus hotel and leisure costs push the season’s outlay toward $350,000 while Pinkerton security runs about $1,000 daily, yielding an estimated public contribution near $700,000.

York Saratoga Saratoon

Watkins Lining Up Young Bloods for Indianapolis

The Indianapolis team will feature Bunny Hare at second base in Tuesday’s double header with the Brewers, replacing Lindsay who is sidelined with a battered hand. Hare and Wattsin agreed to terms after Monday’s talks, with Hare signing a better contract. Collins of the Lebanon club also may get a chance with Indianapolis, following strong fielding shows at Brighton Beach. The two-game program starts at 2:15 PM, and the team aims to inject hustle through youth.

Bunny Hare Brewers Lindsay Watkins Indianapolis Lebanon Collins Brighton Beach Milwaukee

Auto meter records speed to curb excess driving

A giant autometer towers above drivers to display a vehicle’s speed as it passes. The device lines up with any vehicle and shows if the speed limit is exceeded, aiding enforcement and addressing complaints that some motorists drive faster than allowed.

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Costs of Racing Season at Saratoga

Summary of Saratoga racing season costs including association added money owner subscriptions hotel bills and visitor admission fees. The fragment lists expenses and revenues such as policing courses and related charges, indicating overall financial outlays for the season.

Eseeseeeene Aaveenehe

Sports Gossip and Boxing News Roundup

A jumble of sports notes covers baseball, boxing, and track figures. Deserter Bill Carrick returns to Adrian Michigan. The Browns’ Jack Powell and Spencer boast a massive battery. Tom Longboat wins a five mile relay. Johnny Jones seeks east contests. Wagner remains the only batter with a three game hit streak. Cubs, Reds, and Cardinals hit totals are noted. Cobb Crawford and Jones form a strong Detroit outfield trio. Chicago’s pennant chances are questioned by a Quaker expert. Hughey Jennings keeps pitchers rested. Rufus Fitzgerald to meet UC Russell in Brooklyn on August 16. Nolan accuses Nelson of poor discipline after a San Francisco fight. Tommy Murphy and Fighting Dick Hyland set a six round bout before the National A C in Philadelphia on September 11 with a $2500 purse.

Tommy Murphy Dick Hyland National A. c Philadelphia

Entries Close for Blue Grass Fair in Lexington

Lexington Ky Aug 6 Entries in most major departments of the Blue Grass Fair August 12 to 17 closed at midnight Secretary Jouett Shouse said all principal cattle sheep and swine herds would attend and there is unprecedented entry in horse shows The show will be the largest and most complete in all departments ever seen in the south

Jouett Shouse

Tuesday Games Across Leagues Across Cities

Milwaukee faces Indianapolis in a two game set while Minneapolis travels to Columbus and St Paul visits Toledo. Kansas City meets Louisville as Brooklyn hosts Pittsburg and Boston plays Cincinnati in a two game NL slate. In the AL Chicago meets New York and Cleveland visits Philadelphia with St Louis at Boston and Detroit at Washington. Wheeling plays South Bend Canton at Grand Rapids Dayton at Evansville and Springfield visits Terre Haute.

Pet Toledo Ceccesnaeces - Dt Columbus Tee Minneapolis Louisville Ee Milwaukee Eos Kansas City Dil Indianapolis St. Paul Ato Epee Chicago Pittsburg New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Nee Cincinmati Boston St. Louis Escansenssees Detroit Cccsceses Scceee Philadelphia Bangaranescine Cleveland Veasatecerecsee OD Boston Cocone O Ccseees Washington .c Wheeling Seseeves OL Canton Seneeees Aee Evansville See Ee Eee Aeee Terre Haute Weneeeroerane Als Dayton Neta Grand Rapids Eee Ewesereee South Bend Esv.seccceveee American Association Milwaukee Louisville American League Washington

Hanlon Lacks Trade Beyond Reds Scouring Trip

Boston August 6 Ned Hanlon Reds scout returns home empty handed after visiting city for possible deals. He says Cincinnati lineup looks strong but will seek fast players for next season if possible.

Boston Mass Ned Hanson Cincinnati Reds Hanlon Reds

Rays From The Base Ball Spotlight

In Monday play the Louisville Kansas City contest stood out as the sole American league game, a tight affair that erupted in the ninth with four Colonels runs off Swann. Ames struggled early then settled into a puzzle while New York scraped a win from the Cubs as Giants pitchers Taylor absorbed blows in the eighth and ninth. McGraw, Matthewson, Shay, and Dahlen were ejected by umpire Klein. The Tigers reclaimed the American league lead by sweeping Cantillon’s Senators, while the Sox lost to the Highlanders.

Colonels Swann J. Durham New York Cubs Ames Giants Taylor

Changes in Pitchers Special Sun Report

Boston American pitcher Oberlin has been transferred to Washington. Morgan of the St. Louis Americans, formerly a Hooser, has been recruited by the Boston American management.

Boston Oberlin Boston American Club Washington Morgan St. Louis Americans Boston American

Cleveland Club Likely to Stand by Lajoie After Suspensions

The Cleveland club will support manager Lajoie as Stovall and Delehanty remain suspended. Stovall quarrelled with Lajoie and Delehanty is benched for not taking proper care of himself. The move comes despite protests from both players.

Cleveland, O Cleveland Lajoie Stovall Delehanty

Have You Tried a Helen Byron Smoke for 10 Cents

An advertisement from Leahy & Co of Cincinnati promotes a high grade Helen Byron smoke priced at 10 cents, inviting readers to sample the product. The notice highlights the manufacturer’s identity and origin in Ohio.

Helen Byron Leahy & Co. Manufacturers Cincinnati Ohis

Fitzgerald Aims to Beat Gregg Before Britt Match

Willie Fitzgerald sails for Peoria confident he can outpoint Joe Gregg in Tuesday’s clash, vows a forfeit if victorious, and longs for a Britt rematch. He notes Britt’s recent return boosts lightweights, cites past Frisco and Indianapolis bouts, and predicts Britt would fetch a major challenge. Gregg and Fitzgerald, Indianapolis-linked, battle at Peoria with James Ryan as judge and referee.

Gregg Peoria Willie Fitzgerald Brooklyn Turk Jimmy Britt Nelson Britt Jimmy Frisco Indianapolis Fitzgerald James Ryan

Buffalo Race Summaries for Three-Year-Olds and Pacing

race results from Buffalo feature the Preparation Purse for three-year-olds with Bell Lird and Nancy Medium leading at 2 12 and the Dominion of Canada pace listing Alice Pointer and Bonanza among others with times around 2 00. Also reported are Lefaysus Hotel 8 16 trot with Beatrice Bellini and Wild Bell, and the Judex pace at 2 09 with Electric Storm and Laura Bellini among entrants, showing multiple tracks and purse events with noted times.

Bell Lird Jay Time Nancy Medium A. McDonald Miss Densmore Benyon Benny Way Lasell Em Worthy B. F Lattimer White Dominion of Canada Alice Pointer B. m Star Ase Bonanza B. G Thomas Leon Onward B. H Murphy Red Row Sweeney Wee Dan S Geers Weer Pointer McDevitt Major Mallow Hedrick Hidalza Snow Mattin Chimes Tour Iis Mary M. B. m Sunderlin Uois Lefaysus Hotel Beatrice Bell Br. G. Atone Jack Leyburn McCarthy Axtellay B. c Peter Balta Br. G Lawrietta Saunders I Lillie Stranger Curry Marjorie Gr. m Bik. m Electric Storm John F Big Eldridge Millie Foster

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Johnson-Burns Colma Telegraph Jack Jim Jeffries Sharkey Jim Corbett Golden Coast FEA Ture Ley DUCKS Eckie National League Graham Gehring Heydon Block Siever and Payne Smith and Heydon Donovan Schmidt Bernhard Clarke Bartley Hope Waddell Steward-Hord Sanatorium Shelbyville, Indiana Bain Louisville Peitz Swann and Sullivan Pinkerton Force Saratoga Racing Association Spa Pinkerton Flash Passenee Alabama Travera Catskill Delaware Grand Union Hotel Huron Kentucky Albany United States Amsterdam Teeseetoen Saranacssatcotees Champlain Sportlettes Hid Bill Carrick Newark Adrian, Mich Jack Powell Catcher Spencer Browns Tom Longboat Johnny Jones Wagner Cardinals Cobb Crawford Jones Hughey Jennings Wille Fitzgerald Uc” Russell Billy Nolan Battling Nelson Nolan Lexington Canton McGraw Matthewson Shay Dahlen Klein Tigers Cantilion Sox Highlanders JogThe Sun Express Lenge MR. Nelson Joe Hag J. Huder Oor Penn Wash H.J. Huder Penn Sts Sun
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