Carr clos es Murch deal in Indy visit
News from Detroit says infielder Murch, a top New England player, is to join Indianapolis after a visit by Manager Carr. Expected formal announcement will confirm the transfer while Carr negotiates in Detroit. Murch, a fast, versatile third baseman, is viewed as a major league talent and could bolster the infield alongside Hooke and Hopke.
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Murch
New England
W. H. Watkins
Detroit
Indianapolis
Carr
Hopke
Paderewski
Tobyszko Beats Rouen in Rough Wrestling Match
Zbyszko the Polish wrestler defeated Rauel De Rouen the Frenchman in a rough bout at Convention Hall. Referee Dave Porteous awarded the first fall to Zbyszko on a foul after 20 minutes 11 seconds. Zbyszko then won the second fall with a crossbody and seesaw hold after 39 minutes 35 seconds.
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Kansas City
Zbyszko
Rauel de Rouen
Conventionnall
Dave Porteous
Ketchel Accepts Offer to Fight Three Men in Australia
San Francisco December 4 Stanley Ketchel received a cable from Husa Mc Intosh of Australia asking for terms to travel immediately for three opponents. The names are not specified but are believed to be Fitzsimmons Burns and Lang. Ketchel has decided to accept the challenge.
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San Francisco
Bfanley Ketchel
Husa McIntosh
Australia
McIntosh
Fitzsimmons
Rburng
Lang
Ketchel
Multiple 1900s Marion County Sheriff's Sales Notices
Public sale notices list several 1908 1909 Marion County Indiana real estate and rent profits auctions. Each entry names plaintiffs such as Brazilian Turpentine Company Plymouth Saving and Loan Association and defendants like Hughey Raffensperger Pattison, with dates December 4 1909 December 11 1908 and December 18 1904. The notices describe the properties in Indianapolis Irvington and Woodlawn additions and refer to rents and profits for up to seven years and fee simple deeds if needed. Attorneys including Gavin Davis Newton McGuire Elliott Payne Ayres Jones Houllett are noted.
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Circuit Court
Marion County
Indiana
Rex
Tufford and Thrasher
Irvington
Indianapolis
Jacob Woessner
Gavin, Gavin & Davis
Flaintiff
Superior Court
Plymouth Saving and Loan Association No. 2
Hiram C. Raffensperger
Spann and Company
Woodlawn
Newton M'Guire
Hoosier Construction Company
Samuel Quinn
Court House
Elliott, Elliott & Payne
Balek
Ne Superior Court
Bfarion County
Joseph H. Pattison
William Russell
Holbrook
Prospect Street
Recorder's Office
Poaco Worsener
Ayres
Jones & Houllett
Jeff Interested in Corbett as Trainer for Johnson Fight
Washington December four James J Corbett chosen by James J Jeffries as sparring partner during training for bout with Jack Johnson He aims for victory and mentions potential training partners including Berger and Jim Corbett and Mike Sullivan with plans to assemble a fast training camp.
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Washington
James J. Corbett
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Billy Delaney
Bill
Kaufman
Berger
Jim Corbett
Jim
Mike
Young Anderson Secures Victory In Club Boxing Bout
Young boxer Anderson, just three months trained, won a decision over Tommy Dillon at the Canoe club for members. Referee Buck Caveat officiated. Dillon was down in the fourth round. Anderson plans future trials at Mitchell club and with Jack Morgan at Carnation club.
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Anderson
Tommy Dillon
Buck
Dillon
Jack Dillon
Billy Mayfish Anderson
Mitchell Club
Kid Wiggam
Jerry Murphy
Jin
Tommy
Jack Morgan
Carnation Club
Morgan
Billy GriMic
Cincinnati
Young Saylor
Andy Bezenah
Carnativa Club
Johnson comments on potential league war in Cleveland
President B B Johnson of the American League met Cleveland club owners yesterday and reviewed reports the American Association might invade the city before the New York meeting. He said the association likely would not start a war with the majors, but if it did the American would be ready.
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Heydler
American Association
A. A
O’brien
Johnson
Cleveland, CO
B. B. Johnson
American League
New York
Association
O'Brien
Gans Bets Johnson To Beat Jeffries In Big Bout
New York dispatch reports Joe Gans predicts Jack Johnson will win against Jeffries. Gans travelled to watch Johnson and Jeffries sign contracts, asserting Johnson will bring home the bacon with his fighting prowess.
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Gans
Johnson
New York
Joe Gana
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Noblesville Youth Dies as Football Injury Proves Fatal
George Plain 19 died at Harrel hospital after an injury sustained playing football a week earlier. He had worsened since the accident and passed away yesterday in Noblesville Indiana.
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Noblesville
Ind
George Plain
Harrefil
How to Care for Tires During the Winter
Firestone president advises tire storage practices to avoid spring damage. Remove tires from wheels if possible, clean and graphite coat tubes, store folded in a dark place at about 30 degrees, and ensure tires are oil free and off the floor to prevent oxidation and pressure damage.
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S. Firestone
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Sensational Bowling Shines For Imperials In Tight Meet
The Imperials won all games with a 1013 average against 959 by the Nationals. L Gul led the Imperials to a high Indianapolis score in a last frame close to the year record set by Central Unions on Nov 16. Decker swept the W A Walker weekly prize with 255 and posted the evening high average of 2236. Armstrong bowled 253 and Wallies 216 for the Nationals.
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Imperials
Nationals
Imperial
Indianapolis
L.gul
Central Unions
Sportsmen
Clarking
Marions
Tadions
Washingtons
Secord
Six Day Grind Opens With Short Bicycl e Races
New York dispatch reports a slate of short races to open the Madison Square Garden six day bicycle event. Notables include Joe Fogler Root Rutt Stol Keegan Logan Krebs Pye Hehir Cantolo Anderson Collins Cameron Carapexxi and the Georget brothers. Frank Kramer and Jackie Clark duel in a two heat match race plus a ten mile championship. European motor paced champ Charles P Parent and Bobby Walthour also race behind motors. Seventeen amateur teams enter the big event starting tomorrow night.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Joe Fogler
Root
Rutt
Stol
Keegan
Logan
Krebs
Pye
Hehir
Cantolo
Anderson
Collins
Cameron
Carapexxi
Georget Brothers
Frank Kramer
Jackie Clark
Kramer
Charles P. Parent
Bobby Walthour
Motors
Brown Elected Football Captain for Next Year
Moores Hill Indiana December 4 Ernest R Brown was elected captain of the football team for the next season by the squad members.
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Moores Hill
Ind
Ernest R. Brown
Lebanon High Beats New Castle in Easy 59–4 Victory
Lebanon Indiana story reports Lebanon High School routed New Castle High School 59 to 4 in a decisive basketball win last night. The score and teams are clearly stated with no extra embellishment.
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Lebanon High
Lebanon
Ind
Lebanon High School
New Castle High School
Landis Beats Sands in Board of Tracts Match
Landis defeated Sands in an engaging showdown at the Board of Tracts parlors last night by a score of 225 to 162.
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Landis
Lands
Sands
Board of Tracts
Fight Postponed After Boxer's Mother's Death
Kansas City reports that Dick Hyland has requested postponement of his scheduled bout with Johnny Thompson due to his mother's passing. The fight, set for a week from Monday, likely moves to December 21.
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Kansas City
Dick” Hyland
Johnny Thompson
Noblesville Deposed by City Club in Bowling Action
City Club bowling team defeated Noblesville two games as Woods led the locals with a 200 high single. Noblesville and City Club are set to reunite on December 9 at Noblesville alleys.
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City Club
Noblesville
Woods
Victim of Assault Found Unconscious in City Alley
Edward Burton regained consciousness at City hospital Saturday morning after being found in an alley near Senate avenue and North street Friday night with a injury to his right temple. Dispensary physicians could not rouse him and he remained unconscious all night. He is believed to be the victim of an assault.
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City Hospital
Burton
Senate Avenue
North Street
E. C. Atkins
Wechsler Ad Promotes Modern Electric Treatments
In this issue the Wechsler ad highlights Dr D H Wechsler stationed here for years. His office features Electric Machines Finson Light Vibrators and a full set of devices. Prices claimed to be affordable and honest treatment emphasized to gain public confidence.
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D. H. Wechsler
Auto speed records at Speedway track dates announced
The American Automobile association sanctions speed trials at the Speedway for December 17 and 18. The $700,000 track will host multiple events from a quarter mile to 100 miles plus one hour runs. Notables Walter Christie Hugh Hughes Louis Strang arrive to prep as classes vary by engine size. Admission 5 and 50 cents with net receipts shared among record breakers.
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American Automobile Association
Speedway
Walter Christie
Hugh Hughes
Louis Strang
Atlanta
New York
Abolish Football at Bucknell Univ. Site
The Athletic association of Buckhanna University voted yesterday to abolish football at the institution. The decision was announced from Grove Pa with December 4 dating.
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Sells Grove
The Athletic association of Bucquehanna_ university
Goode Traded for Nichols by Cleveland Naps
The Cleveland Naps announce their first major trade to boost next season sending outfielder Wilbur Goode in exchange for shortstop Simon Nichols of the Athletics.
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Goode
Nichols
Cleveland
Naps
Wilbur Goode
Simon Nichols
Athletics
Arbutus Club Dance At Itasca Hall Dec 9 1898
The Arbutus club will give a dance at Itasca hall 351 Indiana avenue Thursday evening December 9 1898. Friends invited.
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Arbutus Club
Itasca Hall
Indiana Avenue
Furnas Chosen Earlham College Basketball Manager
Richmond Ind December 4 Homer Furnas has been chosen manager of the Earlham college basketball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnas
Richmond
Ind
Homer Furnas
Earlham College
Intercollegiate football rules debate at annual meeting
The Intercollegiate Athletic Association holds its annual meeting in New York to discuss modifying football rules to reduce injuries. Yale Harvard and Princeton skip the event to run their own affairs while Capt. Palmer E Pierce urges reform. Speakers include Chancelle J Day of Syracuse Deron A Sargent of Harvard and others from Purdue and Springfield training school.
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New York
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Yale
Harvard
Pritvecote
Correll
Palmer E. Pierce
Amore
Chancalice J
Demarest Wins 18.2 Balk Line World Title
Calvin Demarest of Chicago defeated George Sutton by 59 to 78 in an extra inning match to claim the world balk line championship at Madison Square Garden. The 18 year old champion played the fastest game, averaging about 35 points per inning with top runs of 117 82 and 72 as Sutton faltered in 13 innings.
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New York
Calvin Demarest
Chicago
George Sutton
Sutton
Terre Haute Trades Baden for New Haven Pitcher Dickerson
In Indiana on December 4, the Terre Haute club traded outfielder Baden to New Haven for pitcher Dickerson. Albert Jones of Alton, who struck out 11 St. Louis Browns, was signed, along with W. M. Ellsworth of the Blue Grass league as utility man.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Baden
Dickerson
New Haven
Colgate Selects Keegan as Captain for 1910
Claude W. Keegan of Evansville Wisconsin, three year Colgate football tackle, has been elected captain for the 1910 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate
Utica
N. Y
Claude W. Keegan
Evansville
Wis
Free prescription promises to cure weak men at home
An advertisement claims a special prescription cures nervous debility and low virility without extra medicine. It offers to mail a free copy to any man who writes Dr. A. E. Robinson at 4069 Luck Building, Detroit Michigan, asserting doctors would charge $8 to $50 for similar prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payal
A. E. Robinson
Detroit
Mich
Fogel Confronts Anson Plea in MLB Presidential Race
Horace Fogel of the Phillies received a letter from Pop Anson urging support for Anson’s bid as National League president. Anson claims he is an active candidate and expects victory, while Fogel demands disclosure of backers behind Murphy Ebbets and Dover if they seek public endorsement. Fogel also plans to spend 30000 on Quakers park improvements and mentions Fred Lake as manager candidate.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Horace Fogel
National League
Fogel
Pop’ Anson
Chicago
Anson
Murphy-Brush-Ebbets Combine
Murphy
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Dover
Boston
Quakers’ Park
Fred Lake
Fort Wayne Manager Debate Denied by Club Owner
Fort Wayne Indiana December 4 Claude H Varnell owner of the Fort Wayne Central league team denies a Wheeling wire that Pat Flaherty Kansas City pitcher will be the new Fort Wayne manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Claude H. Varnell
Wheeling
Pat Flaherty
Kansas City
Guaranteed Cure for Men and Women Offers Private Medical Secrets
An ad by a specialist claims 26 years of experience and promises cures for chronic and private diseases. It advertises treatments including electric and X ray devices, Finson Light, high frequency vibrators, nebulizers, and other scientific devices. Free confidential consultation invites calls or letters for a question list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrcians
Local Market Hours Noted in Fragment
Southeast corner Dewwara and Ohie Streets shows hours 9 to 11 39 a.m. 1 to 4 and 6 to p.m. except Friday evenings Sundays 9 to 11 30 a.m.
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Dewwara
Ohie
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Marvel CO
Henry J. Huder
Gleet
HOTEL
ST. Denis
Broadway
11Th Street
New York City
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WM. Taylor & Son, Inc
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Sheriff’s Sale
Jeff
Corbett
Carson City
Tive
Canoe Club
Tention
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Thousand Islands
Algonquin National Park
White Mountains
New Jersey
Grand Trunk Railway System
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Adams Street
BLISS
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Denison Hotel
Walker
Decker
Brown
Edward Burton
H. Wechsler
Auto Records
Christie
Prof
Moran
Purdue
Demarest
Line
Germania
C. Ries
Lyman Bros
Delaware Street
DR. Wechsler
Gruse
Daly
MEN & Womer
Soawell
Rvans Chemical Co
Solida Earhart
Earhart
N. Penn. St
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