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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1909

Page

6

West likely to land Jeffries bout with bid race

Sam Berger, Jeffries manager, heads west to collect bids for the Johnson Jeffries heavyweight title fight. He will meet Jim Coffroth of San Francisco and Tom McCarey of Los Angeles, with Denver and Otto Gloto also in discussions. California favored to host the bout.

Chicago Sam Berger James Jeffries Johnson-Jeffries Jim Coffroth San Francisco Tom McCarey Los Angeles Denver Berger Otto Gloto Willisten Gloto Jeffries Hugh McIntosh Australia England McIntosh Jeff California Coffroth McCarey Nevada

State Tennis Play Opens Saturday in Indianapolis

The annual state championship tourney of the Indianapolis Lawn Tennis Association starts Saturday afternoon at the association course on the Winona Technical Institute campus. Play begins 2:30 PM with Indianapolis men in the first rounds. next week, pairings will include players from other cities. Entries: singles 1.50, men's doubles 1, mixed doubles 1. C. P. Trask handles registrations at the Indiana Trust Building. Trask, Birby and Walker, Indianapolis players, left for Hamilton, Ohio today to participate in the tennis tournament this afternoon.

Indianapolis Lawn Tennis Association Winona Technical Institute Indianapolis Suen C. P. Trask Indiana Trust Building Trask Birby and Walker Hamilton

Milwaukee and Columbus duel to 14 innings in tie

Milwaukee and Columbus played 14 innings in a pitching duel. Both Wicker and Geyer were in magnificent form and left runners stranded repeatedly. Wacker struck out 18, but no run scored as the game ended in a tie.

Milwaukee Wis Columbus Wicker Geyer Wacker

Strang's New Raging Buick Year of Terrific Speed

Buick builds a light weight V eight for Lewis Strang to debut at the Indianapolis meet. The car aims for 130 mph on straightaways and will run mile trials and Florida Beach races. T. P. C. Forbes Jr and Charles E. Riess & Son secure New Jersey Metropolitan agency for Overland Marion cars, covering New York area. Riess leases Stoddard-Dayton rooms on Broadway. Overland contracts 14,500 cars for 1910 as Indianapolis and Toledo plants gear up.

Barney Oldfield Ralph de Palma Walter Christie Indianapolis Speedway Flint Mich Buick Lewis Strang Speedway New York T. P. C. Forbes, Jr Overland Automobile Company Charles E. Riess & Son East Orange N. J New Jersey Overland Marion Riess Ceal Brooklyn Long Island Staten Island Poughkeepsie Marion Cars Automobile Row Stoddard-Dayton Broadway Fifty-seventh Street Indianapolis Toledo

Yesterday's scores across major leagues and associations

In the American Association Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 1 0 Milwaukee and Columbus 0 Kansas City 2 Toledo 0 St Paul won 2 Louisville 1. National League New York 2 Pittsburg 2. American League Philadelphia 6 Washington 1. Other games postponed by rain: Cleveland St Louis Boston New York Detroit Chicago. Central League Zanesville 6 South Bend 0 Fort Wayne 11 Wheeling 2 Dayton 3 Evansville 1 Grand Rapids 8 Terre Haute 4.

Zanesville South Bend Fort Wayne Wheeling Dayton Evansville Grand Rapids Terre Haute American Association Td Pein Minneapolis Pet Oyler Q. Collins Milwaukee Louisville Cravath If Columbus Bea St Paul Ates J. Collins Kansas City Quillen Indianapolis Toledo Clymer National League Young. P Olmstead Pittsburg Chicago Deere New York Cincinnati Chadburne Philadelphia Hayden Thoetes St Louis Tenet Sneneer Settee Isvcokiyn Carr Boston Tate Burke Howley O Acre Williams Hopke Pet Glaze Detroit Aed Boston Cleveland REDE Este Indianapotis St. Louis Collins Washington Peeves Spencer Voyler Uby Young Glaze Howley Young Conn- Wheeling Peete Han Wayne Wees American Associati St. Paul

Adams Express Co Joins Commercial Rowing League

The Commercial Rowing League directors met at the Marion club and admitted Adams Express Company, bringing the league to nine teams with one vacancy. The season likely opens Sept 21 and ends April 13 after 81 games. next meeting is Monday at the Marion club.

Commercial Rowing League Marion Club Adams Express Company

Comiskey Buys Western League Stars For Chicago

Chicago reports that First Baseman Dwyer and Third Baseman Niehoff from Des Moines and Outfielder Cole from Wichita, all of the Western league, have been purchased by President Charles A. Comiskey for the Chicago American League club.

Chicago Dwyer Des Moines Niehoff Cole Wichita Charles A. Comiskey

No Invasion, Says Tebeau In A A Expansion Talk

George Tebeau of Kansas City asserts there is no plan for the American Association to invade National or American League territories. He notes peace after selling the Louisville club and downplays reports of AA expansion with Chicago as a first step. Sol Meyer and Jilly Watkins agree the AA clubs are on friendly terms with the big leagues.

George Tebeau Kansas City American Association National American League George A. A Chicago St. Paul Sol Meyer Jilly Watkins

Weston to Resume Pacific Walk Next Spring

Edward Payson Weston, 70, just finished a 3895 mile trek from New York to San Francisco in 105 days. He plans to begin another coast to coast walk next spring at age 71, aiming for 100 days, citing his experience this year. He remains in good health and will walk shorter distances until the next long voyage.

New York Edward Payson Weston San Francisco Pacific Coast Weston

Kansas City Defeats Toledo in Error Free Baseball

Kansas City edged Toledo with a clean errorless game. The teams completed two double plays as the host offense secured the win in a tight contest.

Kansas City Toledo

Standings Told By Figures Across Major Matchups

Cincinnati at Chicago and Brooklyn at Boston headline this standings roundup. Other pairings include St. Louis at Pittsburg, New York at Philadelphia, Philadelphia at Washington, Chicago at Detroit, St. Louis at Cleveland, Boston at New York, Zanesville at South Bend, Wheelfire at Fort Wayne, Evansville at Dayton, Terre Haute at Grand Rapids. THO GHM LAUNDRY promotes family washings and ironed fat pieces with a rough ary pound. Paones 1671.

Dream Ends Season For Walters With Injury

In Bucyrus Ohio on August 17 Fred Walters star shortstop of the Ohio Central team suffered a severe injury during a key series game. He had warned teammates in a dream he could not play and the occurrence fulfilled that premonition ending his season.

Bucyrus, CO Fred Walters Ohio Central Walters

Complaints About Flour Leave Mrs Young Dissatisfied

Mrs Young complains to the grocer that recent flour shipped was too tough for biscuits. The grocer asks what was wrong, and she explains her husband would not eat the biscuits made with it.

Glaze Shuts Out Millers as Hoosiers Win 1-0 in Minneapolis

In Minneapolis on August 17 Ralph Glaze pitched a sensational game, shutting out the Millers 1 to 0. The lone run came in the second when Otto Williams drove home Charley Carr after a hit and a misplay. Spencer debuted for Indianapolis with solid defense and later helped close the win, while Cy Young had strong work for Chicago but failed to match Glaze.

Minneapolis Minn Ralph Glaze Millers Indianapolis Spencer Pueblo McChesney A. A Cy Young, II Chicago White Sox Glaze Indianapolis Tribe Charley Carr Burke Cy Young Carr Howley Gill Otto Williams Bingle Oyler Hopke Williams Chadburne Quillen Jack Hayden Collins Otis Clymer Rarp Washington Olmstead Young Hooke O. Collins Cravath

When Raymond Was a Waiter

Bugs Raymond seeks work in a southern town on a rainy afternoon. He lands a waiter job at a fine restaurant and a customer orders a chain of French dishes. Bugs asks for clarification about the coffee, highlighting a humorous cultural misunderstanding.

Bugs Raymond Bugs New York Chicago

George Gano Leads Field At Buffalo Harness Meet

George Gano led the field at Fort Erie during the fourth week of Grand Circuit raving moved to Canada due to New York betting laws. Rainy weather kept crowds down and Major Bruno won the first heat ahead of Gano who recovered to take the remaining two heats. Penisa Maid won the 32.0 stake for 2:20 trotters after a first-heat loss to March.

Buffalo N. Y Fort Erie New York State George Gano Major Brino Major Mallow Gift Line Darkey Hal Chamber of Commerce Gano Bruno Murphy Lafayette Hotel Penisa Maid Geers March

Millers Shut Out In First Game Of Series

Minneapolis continued its hitting slump as Glaze held the leaders to one run, while Carr doubled and Williams singled for the lone score. Oyler's fielding was a highlight in the pitchers duel.

Minneapolis Glaze Carr Williams Oyler Fleide Ing

Trotters May Meet at North Randall Track

Cleveland dispatch reports Hamburg Belle with 2 02 and Uhlan with 2 03 clockings as top trotting performers may clash in a proposed match race at North Randall track on August 2.

Cleveland, O Hamburg Belle Uhlan North Randal Track

Amateurs and Local Clubs Seek Out-of-Town Games

Several amateur teams post open dates in August and September and seek fast out-of-town opponents. Notable results include the Manhattans 2 1 over Waverley Grays, the Cardinals 8 7 over Orientals with Rubush shining, and the Franklin club 4 0 over Young Cardinals. Calls and addresses listed for scheduling games.

Newsom Rupe White Sox Prospect Manhattans Waverley Grays Bell Anderson M. McDonald Lord Street Henderson Indianapolis Kokomo Noblesville Edward G. Cole Applegate Street Cardinals Orientals Arlie McGibbons Alva Golay Main Franklin Club Young Cardinals Redmond Frazman Rubush Watters Springdales Atkins Park Batteries West Osborn Willets Hulm Thos Casady Gale Street Charles K. Stewart Woodruff Shelbyville Democrats New Bethel Greenwood Dan Elder North West Street

Boy Dies After Baseball Hit To Ear In Chicago Game

Benson Smith a 14 year old catcher was struck in the right ear by a pitched ball during a game. He collapsed as he turned to leave his position and died before a doctor could be called. Pitcher Martin Baily is named in the incident.

Chicago Benson Smith Martin Baily

Kid Ashe Edges Van Horne In Quick Bout

In Cincinnati on August 17 Kid Ashe overtook Russell Van Horne in under a minute to seize the lead during a planned 15 round match at the Suburban Athletic club.

Cincinnati Kid Ashe Russell van Horne Suburban Athletic Club

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