Trades Rumors Reach American League Magnates
The Chicago season end sparks talk of many trades as magnates seek to shed players deemed past their prime. Indianapolis, St Paul, Columbus, and Louisville loom as potential swap partners while managers like Tebeau and Watkins weigh reshuffles. Some stars may move, others stay put, with calendar constraints shaping possible deals.
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Chicago
Achinese
Stan
Hia Taantonell
Indianapolis
Erico Watkins
Ania
Watkine U
St. Paul
Wric
Ec Columbus
Race Results at San Francisco and New Orleans Showing Multiple Placings
In San Francisco races Sam Harber aboard Princess of Castile led 6 furlongs with a 1 01 3 3 time as Tenny and Nebonassar trailed. Shady Lad and Masen also posted times, while W Barr and Lane Wolf claimed other placings. In New Orleans races Gild led a mile and a half event with 1 14 time, Frank Flesher and Mihy Bercher followed, Jaihas Reddick and Excitement finished near top, and Quinn Brady appeared in a selling event with notable results.
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San Francisco
Sam Harber
Graham
Princess of Castile
Tose Gherry
Secon
Tenny
Walliams
Nebonassar
Pury
Sullivan
Lane Wolf
Pisabelllm
Trae
Shady Lad
Tim Huyat
Junge
Masen
McIntyra
Dotrnda
Fullott
W. Barr
Lise Pera
New Orleans
Firar Rave
J. Hennessy
Gold Circle
Tyrollan
Pond
Xeliig
eGee
Frank Flesher
Moe
Mihy—Bercher
F. Keyes
Bo Plavigny
Woodstock
Jaihas Reddick
T. Smith
Galdmate
Pitth
Quinn Brady
Dr. McClure
Local bowling league sees mixed week as teams rally
The weekly bowing report notes uneven scores with The igorea posting weak results, while the X F M league showed improvement. Ravens’ Carson bowled a 27, a standout, as Wa ar wagon hit two double centuries at City club alleys. Independent League races heated up with Jus Ribbons and Hellanco fives neck and neck, Royals surging to first by sweeping games. Manufacturere' lenge led by Laycocka, with Premiers Parrya and American Care close behind. S. J. Barner of Elks teague posted best among his group. Plae tor and Monarcha clashed while Plutos fielded four men, and Tlensra Tlensra’s Blelken delivered top work in Commercial League moderate week.
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X. F. M. League
Waar Wagon Boys
Carson
Ravens
Tom
Teague
Eagles
Jus
Hellanco
Royals
Castrala
Lito
Laycocka
Wills
Lenge
Parrya
Cloep
Shermans
McCabes
S. J
Barner
Elks
Plae Tor
Monarcha
Plutos
Uaung
Blelken
Tlensra
Commercial League
Army and Navy to clash at Franklin Field in Philadelphia
Special to The Sun Philadelphia December 1 reports Army and Navy set for their final game of the year at Franklin Field before 20 000 fans. Tickets fetch high prices as buyers seek seats in prime locations while both squads arrive in city and hold practice at the field.
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Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Frankin Feld
Mt Thie
Walton
Army Inds
Bellevue-Stratford
Franklin Field
Armapailx
West Poont
Bernard Northcroft
Meyers
Teerse le ‘Slinglutt
Glass “Spencer
Omicinis
Matthew MecCling
Lehigh
W. H. Cnrbin
Yule
Joseph AfeCracken
Pennsylenoia
Ui Pires
Robert Torrey
Pennsylvania
OBrien in a Sick Bed After Strong Fight
Philadelphia boxer Jack OBrien lies severely ill in Los Angeles after a grueling 20 round draw with Tommy Burns. A recent beating left his face battered and he bled from the mouth, with doctors and family by his side. Burns had posted a $1100 forfeit for a rematch, pending OBrien's recovery.
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Sun
Los Angeles
Cal
Tommy Ruths
Jack W Brren
Phildelphia
Tommy Gurns
O'Arien
Brien
O'Brien
Valet Swanson
Angelun Hotel
Culp Named President of South perm Railway in Louisville
Louisville report states John M. Culp of Louisville to be named president of the South perm railway, succeeding Samuel Spencer. Dec. 1 dispatch notes the indication from rallrasements to the effect.
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Bfencer
Scrippe-Meling Prees
Louisville
Effec
John M. Culp
South+ perm railway
Samuel Spencer
Maher and Fitz Punch Power in Boxing Debate
James J. Corbett discusses punch quality in boxing, highlighting Peter Maher and Hobbs Simmons as examples of fighters who land decisive blows at the right moment. The piece surveys champions like Jeffries and Nelson, noting that a strong punch can outweigh other traits if delivered correctly.
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Dev
Hecter
Cours
Jim Jeffries
Battling Nelson
Jeff
Anya
Sreep
Bowling League Scores Highlight Imperials and Standouts
In the Indianapolis league at Park Street, Butub of the Imperials posted a high score of 268 Friday night. Hreter of the Ieperiata followed with 32, as the Imperials captured the top team total 1,069. The Nationale double-centuries run featured several strong marks, with J. Priteh't reaching 271 as part of a busy scoring night.
Cooley to Get Shot at Columbian Show After Victory
Jimmy Cooley, noted packing-house champion, earns a chance at the Columbian next show in Hamilton Ohio. The Indianapolis Athletic Club seeks a worthy opponent for Cooley as Ford Bronson debates a possible rematch while tensions and scheduling clashes delay a promised bout and provoke cautious optimism about a decisive title bid.
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Imperials
Nationale
Ms Slelken
Wollsner
Ingersol
Ltl Keoter
Washington Alleys
Firet
Columbias
Marions
Havelick
Cooper
Mueller
Brinkemeys
Dollman
Gruff
Cooley
Jimmy Cooley
Mona
Hin Mene & A
Beaman Pek
Churetimn
Ford
Bronson
Hamilton
Mangas
Winnner
Military conspiracy uncovered at Fayarevets garrison
Belgrade dispatch reports a military conspiracy among Fayarevets garrison officers to depose King Peter. In Richmond Indiana, Mrs Hulen J Bates, daughter of former Congressman Henry A Johnson, was granted a divorce in Cincinnati claiming habitual drunkenness and extreme cruelty. She alleged her husband drank the night of the wedding and threatened to abandon her after she protested.
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Scrippé-McRae Press Association
Belgrade
Bervta
Fayarevets
Peter
Richmond
Ind
Hulen J. Bates
Henry A. Johnson
Cincinnaii
Baller
Bailey
Jenn
Vacations and improvements in Indianapolis public works
Notice from the Board of Public Works of Indianapolis describes proposed improvements to the first alley north of Michigan Street and related streets, including grading and brick paving with specified foundations and widths. A December hearing date is set for remonstrances with final action to follow, and a separate notice vacates part of the alley north of Cob Street with a November filing date for objections.
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Washington
Department OF Public Works
Alanopolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Michigan Street
Bird Street
Mmeringum Street
Kankaker Street
Meridian Street
Capitol Avene
Kankakes Street
Ann
Rann of Public Works
Ulay
Plana
Indian
Anidusty
PR Neo Trussel
Fred J. Mack
von Indianapolis
Novi Ito
Nadlee
City of Indianapolis
Trdiana
Mat
Public Works
City of
Indianapolis
Inoiliana
Cob Street
Hiawatha Street
Qley
Coo Streat
Maxwell Street
Maxwell
Board of Publi Warke of
Ankt City
Pervona
Prapo
Sila Board
Omics
Court Hoong
Intisnapolis
Indiana
West Street
Washington Street
Maryland Street
Vermont Street
Halt Street
Soule Street
Morris Street
Chadwick Street
Heck
Berthen
Sone Foundation
Cite
Indianapalis
Podlle Works
Proverteain
Gail Beard
Bublig
Cty
Joseph T. Lee Neston C. Trusfred
J. Mack
Teartsien
Wurne
Todlanapale
Board of Public
Sears
Ealdetree
Cor Street
Esatine
Hiawatha Strant
Hiswatha Street
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Tenth Streat
Hiawathe Street
Cow Street
Board of Public Works of
Smh City
Fiat
Conehise Pan
Alparwone
Bar Ratan Csler
Fred 2
Mack Board of Public Works
Department OF Public Work
Bourg
Court House
Tallawazotte
Delaware Street
Thirty-Second Street
Thirty-Third Street
Delaware Strert
Aencwn
Jotun
MT Te Hemes
Macy
Board of Works
Asid City
Joseph T. Elliott
Pression
C. W Wred J. Mack
Yi Board of Public
Gridiron Death Toll Grows Among Youthful Players
A 196 football season death roll shows eleven young men killed in practice or games, with last year 13 fatalities. Names and causes range from skull fractures to heart failures, highlighting dangers in high school and college play and noting Canada has three fatalities including Toronto.
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Bent
John C. Kennedy
Troy
N.Y
Lawrenceville
N.J
Cameron Paulin
Universisy of Toronto
Glenn Elly
University of Toronto
Charien Surdan
Morrietown
N. J
Louie A. Grisler
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Leonard Himmerlle
Fittsburg
Hoath
Achool
Harry Pulchter
Weat Ihearty
Gare
Leo C. Brown
Eho Houghton
Mich
Teau
Jamea Curua
Grant Fair
Lyon
Stead
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Klewet
Kay
Charles T
Mysit
Roscoe
Obla Millitary Institute
College Imil
Teandidates
Ken
Curtle
Michigan
Canada
University of ‘Toronto
Ura Outy College
Troken Arma
Ralph Rose Breaks Shot Put World Record at Olympic Club
In San Francisco on December 1 at the Track and Field day meet, Ralph Rose set a new world record in the 12 pound shot put with a throw vastly surpassing the previous mark by G. I. Gray of the New York Athletic Club.
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Ralph Rose
the Sun
San Francisco
Olympic Club
G. I. Gray
New York
Travis Talend
Managers Meet of Girls Taquatrist School Board
The board of managers will hold a regular meeting Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs Blanchard 204 East Fitteanchst.
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Girls Taquatrist School
Blanchard
E. Fitteanchst
Mayor Low Sends Tax Payment And Clarification
Dee 1. Mayor Seth Low presented a check for 21337 to Controller Metz for taxes and interest on his personal estate and included a letter acknowledging a possible misdeduction of nontaxable property from his tax bill. He says he will adjust the deduction accordingly.
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Low
New York
Seth Low
Metz
Indianapolis Public Works notices on street improvements plans
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis approves assessment rolls for Meridian Street Tipton Street Twenty Second Street and other streets, detailing concrete foundations brick paving and curb work. Remonstrances hearing set for December 1906 with Board meetings to decide assessments and project costs for affected properties.
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Department OF Public
Court Hew
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Warks
Indiana
Aeasmante
Meridian Street
Thirty-Fourth Street
Twenty-Second Street
College Avenue
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Jack O'Brien
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Stewart-Hord Sanitarium
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Caviarion, KY
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