Jeannette Fares Poorly Against Ferguson in Eight Round Bout
New York report says Joe Jeannette seemed unlikely to land a title shot after a ten round affair with Sandy Ferguson at the Fairmont club. Ferguson quit late in the eighth after a towel substitute for a sponge. Jeannette failed to display championship form though he finished stronger.
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New York
Joe Jeanette
Jack Johnson
Sandy Ferguson
Fairmont Club
Sandy
Ferguson
Jeanette
Jon
Brooklyn's Harvest Mobile Signed by Scout for Season
Leit Fielder Wheat of the Mobile baseball club has been signed by Larry Sutton scout for the Brooklyn National League team. Wheat will finish the season with Mobile.
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Mobile
Ala
Leit Fielder Wheat
Larry Sutton
Brooklyn
Wheat
Local boxer Hugh McGann to box at Empire theater
Hugh McGann makes his Indianapolis debut at the Empire theater on Monday afternoon with sparring partner Big Bill Schiller of Louisville a former training partner of Marvin Hart. McGann trains at Marion club and through boxing and real estate work keeps a busy schedule as he eyes a September 21 bout with either Philadelphia Jack O'Brien or Billy Panke.
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Hugh McGann
Empire Theater
Indianapolis
Big Bill Schiller
Louisville
Marvin Hart
Worthy
Schiller
McGann
Marion Club
Kid McCoy
Two Colonels Umpire Baiting Suspended Three Days
Peitz and Woodruff of the Colonels are suspended for three days for baiting umpires. A remark suggests cussing at umpires led to the punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peitz and
Woodruff
Baseball quirks and trades stir major league buzz
The piece surveys teams and players across the majors, naming Washington Senators Kansas City Blues Boston Nationals and several stars and managers. It notes Paddy Livingston’s losses silent bash by Hooke and potential moves by Fielder Jones Mullin O’Conor Ganzel Donlin Collins and others.
Matson's Wife Resists Racing Fame at Lowell Meet
Mrs. Joe Matson opposes his racing career as he prepares to drive at Lowell Massachusetts. Matson describes her indifference to his Indiana trophy and her readiness to travel if needed. He admits repeatedly breaking promises to quit racing due to the sport's pull.
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Chalmers-Detroit
Lowell
Mass
Joe Matson
Detroit
Boston
Joe
Tve
Matson
Vanderbilt Club Meet Planned for October 30
Reports confirm the 1909 Vanderbilt Club meet will be held here on October 30. Rumors of the Vanderbilt run return this year are true with plans complete and motor car makers preparing entries.
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Vanderbilt Club
Vanderbilt
Cornell on the Gridiron Signals Fall Football Plan
Cornell opens practice September 26 with Capt Walder and Barney O Rourke as head coaches. Dan Reed and Bunny Larkin lead the staff along with Bill Shepard Bert Hanson Ralph Kent and others assisting. Henry Schoelkopf and G H Young, two veteran stars, will visit Ithaca this fall.
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Cornell
Capt. Walder
Barney O’rourke
Dan Reed
Bunny Larkin
Bill Shepard
Bert Hanson
Ralph Kent
Henry Schoelkopf
G. H. Young
Ithaca
Ponies and Races Dominate Indiana Western Circuit
The Western Horseman stake at the state fair features Thelma C and other horses like IWhere the Ponies Meet Paderewski from White River Stock Farm. Entries close for Shelbyville and Huntington meets. several fairs in Monroe and Miami counties set Sept dates with no-bar records after early September. Renowned figures and secretaries named include E W McDaniel, John H Huntington, Omer Hamblen, Frank Yoder, Jos H Lesh, and Dr William F Myers.
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Paderewski
Alice Gregor
White River
Muncie
Ind
Thelma C
Tipton
Nathan Mack
P. W. Miles
Summitville
Shelbyville
E. W. McDaniel
Huntington, Ind
A. L. Beck
John H. Huntington
Monroe County
Bloomington
Miami County
Converse
Omer Hamblen
Louisville
Corydon
Ur. G. Watson
Goshen
Frank ©. Yoder
Jos. H. Lesh
Ormonde
Wilkes Bay
J. K. Newman
Claiborne Farm
Lexington
Ed Geers
Benson
BE. H. Harriman
Jos. H. Lash
Granett
Harriman
Fort Wayne
William F. Myers
Connersville
B. F. McCready
Larned Wins National Tennis Championship in Five Sets
W A Larned defeated W J Clothier three sets to two to claim the national tennis title. He softened Clothier by altering his style and then sealed the victory, giving up only one game in the final set. The page also lists hotel dining, laundry services, and a local herb business in brief notices.
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W. A. Larned
W. J. Clothier
Clothier
Nelson heads west tour with Yellowstone visit and ranch checks
Battling Nelson leaves for the west to tour Yellowstone park inspect his ranches and rest. A deal with American News Co orders 20 000 copies of his life to be sold in news stores. Leach Cross cramped leg cost him a win over Dick Hyland in ten rounds. Frayne tipped for east coast action. Wagner McGovern bout delayed to Sept 3. Powell may head to New York next month if he can work with Cross.
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Battling Nelson
West
Yellowstone Park
Ia Harriman
Nelson
American News Company
Leach Cross
Dick Hyland
Johnny Frayne
East
Phil McGovern
Lew Powell
New York
Benefit Ball Game at Washington Park Delights Top Crowd
An immense crowd is promised for a Saturday afternoon benefit baseball game at Washington Park. The Sherman Y M I council team meets the Marion club with proceeds destined for St Joseph's Training School for Orphan Girls.
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Washington Park
Y. M. Il, Sherman Council
Marion Club
St. Joseph's Training School For
Baseball matchups across American Association and leagues
Today’s games feature the American Association with Indianapolis at Toledo Milwaukee at Minneapolis Columbus at Louisville Kansas City at St Paul Chicago at New York Pittsburg at Brooklyn St Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston American League games include New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Central League games show South Bend at Terre Haute Dayton at Wheeling ort Wayne at Zanesville Grand Rapids at Evansville.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
St Paul
National League
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
American League
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Central League
South Bend
Terre Haute
Dayton
Wheeling
Ort Wayne
Zanesville
Grand Rapids
Evansville
St. Paul
Baseball Scores From Various Cities Across Leagues
Indianapolis 3 Toledo 1 St Paul 5 Kansas City 4 Louisville 6 Columbus 0 Milwaukee 3 Minneapolis 2 Boston 5 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 13 St Louis 3 Chicago 3 New York 6 Pittsburg 5 Brooklyn 0 Detroit 17 New York 6 Chicago Washington rained out St Louis 2 Philadelphia Cleveland 5 Boston 3 Terre Haute 4 Grand Rapids Wheeling 3 Ft Wayne 3 Evansville 5 South Bend 4 Zanesville 1 Dayton 0 5
Champs Rout Opponents Behind Carr's Hitting
Carr drove in all three Toledo runs with timely singles as the Champs prevailed behind strong fielding and pitching by Glaze. Vaughn shut out Columbus 6 0 for the Colonels, while St. Paul outlasted Kansas City 14 innings. Milwaukee edged Minneapolis 3 2 in 11, and Detroit surged past New York with a powerful offensive display. In the National League, the Cubs beat New York to tighten pennant hopes as Boston and Philadelphia posted decisive wins.
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Owen
Charley Carr
Charles
Glaze
Carr
Toledo
Hayden
Chadburne
Swat
Vaughn
Colonels
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Conner
O'Brien
Saints
Blues
Indians
Stony McGlynn
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Petty
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Tigers
Athletics
Morgan
Wilson
Chesbro
Cobb
Crawford
Singls
Willett
Lelivell
Yanks
Eoston
Speed Boys
Cleveland
Falkenberg
Boston
Pittsburg
Superbas
Brooklyn
Willis
Wilhelm
Giants
Cubs
Joe Tinker
Raymond
Wiltse
Boston Nationals
Cincinnati
Curtis
Gasper
Phillies
Miss Sutton Triumphs Over Hunnam At Niagara
May Sutton defeated Mrs. Hunnam of England in two straight sets at Niagara on the Lake tennis match. Sutton won 16-3 and 6-3, signaling a clear victory on Friday.
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Miss Sutton
May Sutton
Mrs. Hunnam
England
Niagara On the Lake
Free 3.50 recipe promises cure for nervous debility
An advertisement claims a physician developed a prescription to restore manly power and vigor. It offers a free copy by mail to any man who writes to Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit, Michigan, asserting quick at home results and urging avoidance of patent medicines.
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Raftery
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Freeman
Hickman
McCarthy
Elwert
Spud
Land Caenace Lynch
Smoot
Reeeys
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cEare
Lucke
House of Crane
Duesseldo Beer
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Dion
Clenasea
Marvel
Henry J. Huder
Washington Americans
Bill Hooke
Charles Carr
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Paddy Livingston
Livingston
Kansas City Journal
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Mullin
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Charley
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New York Tribune
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Fred Jean
New Bedford
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Border City
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Loxie Lyons
Taunton
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Harry Thompson
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Larned
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American Plan
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Eaee
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Ft. Wayne
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Chicago-Washington
Hon
Stony
Capitol City Garden
Capitol Ave
Stoner & CO
Speciailat
W. Obie St
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