Players Move As Colonists Seek Support For Columbus Team
American League clubs show little progress in securing players as Columbus seeks help. Siegle, Livingstone, and Slegie are discussed as acquisitions from Reds and Herrmann aggregation. Wicker from Bedford may join Columbus while France variables and recent injuries hinder key outfielders.
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Livingstone
Cincinnati Reds
Sun
Monster Wathing Bag
Slegie
Herrmeon
Biegie
Jimmy Jackson
Columbus
Naps
Hinenman
Morgan
Notte Dame
Plicher
Wicker
Bob Wicker
Bedford
Clymer
Wattle
Bedford Rob
Bryce
Watkins
Sulder Siegle
The
Rede
Outlaws
Era of Peace in Baseball Promoted by Managers and Leagues
A report quotes Manager Watkins of Hoosiera praising a peaceful era in baseball. He says quarrels fade as magnates unite for harmony. Ban Johnson and Comiskey reconcile, American Association aligns aims, and leagues seek balanced rosters and stable officiating.
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Watkins
Hoosiera
A. A
American Association
Ban Johnson
American League
Wil
Tas
O'Brien
Teague
Vane Ball Harmany
Comiskey
Sword's Points
Roth
Herrmann
Pulliam
Hermann
Pule Ham
Herrman
Jim Jeffries a Poor Referee in World Title Fight
Special to The Sun from Los Angeles reports criticism of Jim Jeffries I for refereeing the bout between O Hiieh and Burns. The draw decision is labeled a failure by Jeffries, with noted bias toward the retiring champion and widespread dissatisfaction among bettors and fans.
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Sun
Los Angeles
Col
Jim Jeffries
O'Hiieh
Burns
Jeff
Jeffries
Imuat Ba
Master of the Woodlands Barney Schrieder in Turf Tale
Fred J Hewitt recalls Barney Schrieder a famed American turf figure known for daring bets and tough luck. The account centers on a Chicago race where Schrieder manipulated bets on a horse named Doughty, claiming insider knowledge and language barriers as excuses. He loses substantial money and vows to quit racing while seeking translators for his crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Hewitt
Barney Schrieder
Schrieder
Schrieber
Chicago
Jon Doughty
Barney
Doughty
Dough
Bchrieber
Tou
Sieht
Nein
Gchtieher
Harty
Thare
Himmel
Sehrieber
Musicians Organize Union to Raise Pay in Richmond
In Richmond Indiana on December 1 local musicians who perform for pay announce plans to form a union aimed at lifting payment scales and reducing reliance on “thank you” jobs. They contend their abilities and services are undervalued and seek better recognition.
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the Sun
Richmond
Ind
Union
Track and Field Records From Ancient Meet
Data lists events and marks from a historic meet including 1006 records, 1 mile and various jumps and throws. Notable performers include Dan Kelly J Donna J, M Prinstein, W Coe, Ralph Ross, J Flannagan and F Sweeney with distances and heights recorded across pole vault shot put discus and hammer events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kelly
J. P. Donna
Ray €. Uhwry
F. Sweeney
K. C. Ewry
M. Prinstein
J. Flannagan
W. Coe
Ralph Ross
J. Plannagen
Hartin Brenidan
Bowling league scores and standings from Washington alleys
The Shermans lead with 818 high team score as McCabes also win in straight games over Webers and Capitals. High individual marks include Moran 110 208 in one set and Boyle 28 19 in another. Columbia and Imperial teams split games, Columbias posting 973 team total with Pritchett hitting 216 and 217 in two games. Plutos defeat Bretzels with Herner posting the series high at 2% in the third game.
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Sherman
McCabe
Quigley
Weber
Wayne
Moran
Shermans
Boyle
McCabes
Webers
Capitals
Washington
O'Toole
BieCaslin
Sullivan
Gibson
Watrhaye
Obernfeld
Firkhot
Dickman
Geory
Iowa
Leteinger
Tracy
Wekey
Seyftried
Cullen
Mestra .Smith
Columbias
Imperiale
Indianapolia League
Columbia
Brafftin
Talbert
Imperials
Coffin
Pritshat
Garetang
Pritehet
Goodwin
Bumb
Mueller
Fox
Haveltek
Decker
Plutos
Elks’ League
Herner
Bassett
Club Will Not Allow Return Match Between Ford and Bronson
The Indianapolis athletic club declines a return bout between Ford and Bronson despite Bronson's decisive win over Ford. Plans for a show after the first Wednesday in January or the second, possibly in Ft Wayne, are discussed. Club officials seek two nationally known fighters for the main event with strong preliminaries as they weigh offers and venue options.
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Indianapolis
Ford
Thonson
Theag
Athletic Club
Brongon
Bronson
Mitchell Club
Cooley
Earlieg
Pard
Mick
Ane
Ft. Wayne
Prizs
M Owtaids
Sam Murburger
St. Jon Athletic Club
St. Wayne
Ostrich Racer Oliver Wakes Up the Track
In vivid strokes the piece profiles Oliver W., a famed ostrich trotter, boasting a world best mile pace and a reputation as a spirited, stubborn mount. It traces his early clumsy days, a costly youth, and a remarkable appetite ranging from vegetables to small reptiles and gravel.
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Danfeldt
Oliver W
Oliver
Slid safety tale and racing results from a cluttered column
Outfielder Clymer of the Pittsburg club injured sliding at Cincinnati last season. Manager Fred Clark cites too-long spikes and cautions players to stay on ground once they begin a slide. The piece weaves baseball cautionary anecdote with mixed horse racing results and auto data amid a newspaper page fill.
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Clymer
Pittsburg
Sig Aing
Cincinnati
Fred Clark Aeld
Clymar
Glarke
Loukville
Paducah
Saveral
Boya T
Sam
Eptkea
Race Results From Ban Francisco And New Orleans
Race results detail multiple 1 mile and longer turf events with names such as Pickaway Monaco Dorado and Florizel Grand Duchess and Monarch. Times listed include 1:43 2 for a 1 mile dash and 1:40 4-6 for another. Winners include Dorado and Florizel with various place and earnings notes amid a crowded card.
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Ban Prancisco
Pickaway
Clark
Monaco
Dorado
Itma
Rece Ond
Cloohe D'Or
Brown
Clandeating
el Chihuahua
Tire
Mrs. Matthew
Ginap Nin Stoi
Peerless Latime
Aera
Maflee
Dolinda
Hunter
Ateon
Eadenipem
Lon
Redfern
Bolman
Rusaall
New Orleans
Florizel
Perret
Grand Duchess
Wondsaw
Turlonge
Pierrott
Beckman
Splon
Prince
Ahmed
Applications for license notice in Marion County Indiana
The subscriber gives notice of applying to the state board of liquor commissioners at the January term 1901 for license to sell intoxicating liquors in larger quantities than allowed. The business location fronts north on Massachusetts avenue near Rural Street in Center Township Marion County.
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Center Township
Marian County
Indiana
Maleensa
Massachusetta Avenue
E. T. Pletcher
Ece
Brookalde Eaultion
Nelson Mutdivision
Massachusetts Avenue
Rural Street
City of
Indian Fells
Eoworhl
Marion Gouncy
Notice of Liquor Privilege Application at Marion County Hall
The subscriber states they will apply in Marion county Indiana for license to sell wine and spirituous liquors in large quantities at a banquet hall located in a listed property with rooms for stock and kitchen. They seek pool table privileges for the same premise, with the sale and consumption to occur on the premises in Center township, Indianapolis.
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Marton
Indi Ape
Avenua
Bradshaw & Holmes
In Center Township
Marion County
Eras Arama
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