Fistic Battle Promised as Fitzsimmons Meets Ruhlin at Madison Square Garden
New York Aug 10 The 25 round bout between Bob Fitzsimmons and Gus Ruhlin is set for Madison Square Garden with 12000 expected spectators. Fitzsimmons Lee weighs about 160 pounds and claims to aim for a first round knockout while Ruhlin vows to win and earn a shot at Jeffries. Corner crews include Dawson Armstrong Thorne Hickey for Fitzsimmons and Madden Goff Corbett for Ruhlin.
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George Dawson
Bob Armstrong
Jeff Thorne
Dan Hickey
Billy Madden
Charley Goff
Jim Corbett
Boxing card at the Empire promises strong Indiana slate
The Indiana Athletic Association promises a solid boxing program at the Empire on Friday night with the Fitzsimmons Ruhlin fight result readout. The main bout pairs Jimmy Welsh and Kid Myers, both of Indianapolis, for ten rounds at 160 pounds, with no possible draw. Preliminaries feature four round matches: Chuck Connors of New York versus Joe Colbert of Indianapolis. Ray Mason versus Jack Laden. and Young Sharkey versus Kid Sapperstein.
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Kid Myers
Indianapolis
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New York
Joe Colbert
Ray Mason
Jack Laden
Young Sharkey
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Kantowners win in eighth in Kansas City game
In Kansas City the Kantowners clinched the win in the eighth after Katoll replaced Doheny, with Patten and Gondong pairing for KC and Doheny Katoll Buckley for Chicago as the batteries. Milwaukee swept a doubleheader in Minneapolis to boost the Brewers standings, with Waddell Smith facing Ehret Fisher. Detroit lost to Cleveland as the home team prevailed.
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National League Games Recap From Major Parks
In Chicago Fraser issued eight walks and one hit as Chicago tallied five runs on eleven hits with three errors against Philadelphia one run three hits zero errors. Batteries Calla hand and Chance Fraser and Murphy. In St Louis Cy Young was easy for the champions as Brooklyn seventy seven runs sixteen hits one error while St Louis three runs three hits five errors. Kitson and Farrell Young and Criger. In New York Scott was pounded Cincinnati five runs twelve hits one error to Cincinnati two runs seven hits zero errors Mercer and Bowerman Scott and Peitz. In Pittsburgh Leever gave a base on balls with bases loaded allowing the winning run as Boston three runs nine hits two errors. Pittsburgh two runs two hits two errors Dineen Clarke Sullivan Leever OConnor.
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Mansfield Defeats Marion in Interstate League Action
In Interstate League results Mansfield beat Marion 7 to 6 while Columbusso blank Fort Wayne 0. Toledo posted 6, Wheeling 2, Dayton defeated New Castle 5 to 0.
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Double headers set for Friday and Saturday
Barnes will pitch the first game on Friday while Summer or Milligan handles the second. Milwaukee’s Thursday double victory boosts her as a strong contender and Detroit advances rapidly. The State Street team challenges THE SUN Liners to any game this week under manager Albert OConnell at 217 State Street. Fans expect three or four wins from the Cleveland group.
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Notice of liquor license application in Indianapolis Ward Ten
W A Gilesby gives notice to voters in Marion county Indiana that he will apply at the September term 1960 for a license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in less than five gallons with privilege to drink on premises at No 41 West Chesapeake Street Indianapolis Center township.
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Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Chesapeake Street
Hollenbeck & Bicking
Indianapolis
W. A. Gilesby
Glory wins Queen City Stakes at Fort Erie in fast time
Glory easily captures the Queen City stakes at Fort Erie Buffalo with a swift 2 134s. Charley Hayt wins Pan American stakes in 2 07. Sweet Caporal sets Detroit track record six furlongs 1 32. Henry County fair in New Castle Indiana sees brisk activity this week. Burdock Blood Bitters promotes clarity and vigor.
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Winkelhaus seeks license to sell liquors in Indianapolis ward
Voter notice states John Winkelhaus will apply to the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the September 1900 term for a license to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons per sale with drinking on premises. The location is 924 East Washington Street in Ward No 8, a first floor room in a two story brick building in Jones subdivision. He also seeks pool table privileges in the same room.
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State of
Indiana
Washington Street
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Indianapolis
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Washington
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