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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1908

Page

6

Armbruster Trade Talk Weighed by Indiana Carr

The Indianapolis Hoosiers show interest in Armbruster as a strong right handed outfielder, hoping for a deal for a top right handed pitcher. Manager Carr notes Armbruster’s hitting value and first base speed, while acknowledging his limited fielding. Toledo’s view cites past season value despite recent losses.

Carr Hoosiers Outfishder Armbruster Armbruster Durham Marquerd Giants Indianapolis Toledo New York Secretary Wild Armour Wtkins Barbeau Lister

Seymour to be let out by the New York Giants

J Bentley Seymour known as Si has likely played his last game with the Giants after recent clashes with Mike Donlin and a billiard room altercation with McGraw. Bresnahan of St Louis Cardinals seeks Si for his outfield along with McGinnity Taylor and Merkle.

New York J. Bentley Seymour Giants Seymour Mike Donlin McGraw Roger Bresnahan St. Louis Cardinals Mound City McGinnity, Taylor and Merkle

Hogan to Referee McFarland Erie bout in Chicago

Dec 16 report says Malachi Hogan will referee Packey McFarland vs Erie in Chicago. Packey and manager Gilmore with Kineally depart tonight for the southern metropolis.

Chicago New Orleans Athletic Club Packey McFarland Malachi Hogan Packer Young Erie Packey Gilmore Pat Kineally

Johnson Boxing with a Kangaroo in Training Quarters

New York December 15 Jack Johnson, the black heavyweight, boxed with a boxing kangaroo at his training quarters. The exchange notes such wild workouts, comparing them to famed pairings such as Bob Fitzsimmons with a lion and Kid McCoy with his collie. Sydney papers focus on the heavyweight title bout set for December 26.

Tad New York Jack Johnson Kangro Bob Fitzsimmons Lion Young Corbett Kid McCoy Marlboro-on-the-Hudson Sydney

Racing Dates to be Considered by Jockey Club

New York Dec. 15 There will be a meeting of the Jockey club this week to discuss racing dates for next season and other matters of interest to racing men. Plans for the coming season will be reviewed with expectations that most associations will race and offer purses. The talks proceed independent of any court actions that could alter conditions.

New York Jockey Club

Charles Reasoner Favored for Democratic City Chair

The Democratic party leans toward Charles Reasoner of Central Trust as its city chair, praising his qualifications, organizing ability, and campaign work. Supporters say his leadership would unify the party and strengthen the forthcoming battle for Democratic success.

Charles Reasoner Central Trust Company Reasoner

Ohio City Starts Racing Circuit With $100,000 Purses

Papke defeats rivals 10 to 8 in a meet as Ohio City enters the Great Western Racing Circuit. Purse offerings total $100,000, dates announced, and a meeting held by Favorite 7 Colum­bus 10 Hold.

Columbus Great Western Ohio City

Papke Kelly Middleweight Show Readied in Los Angeles

Special to the Indianapolis Sun from Los Angeles reports Billy Papke and Hugo Kelly are prepared for their Vernon bout with betting at 10 to 8 in favor of Papke. Kelly weighed 159 pounds after a light workout and Papke stated from Venice he is under 158 and coming on strong. Legendary boxers Corbett, Jeffries, and Naughton visited Kelly's camp and praised his form, while promoters and trainers debate Papke's readiness after a recent Ketchel buildup.

Papke Kelly Vernon Vernon Cottage Venice Alameda Ketchel Naughton Hugo Kelly Corbett Jeffries Sam Berger Fillmore Street

Towns and Dates Purses Across Midwest Tours

A list of dates and purse amounts for multiple cities across the Midwest and South. Includes Peoria Springfield Terre Haute Kalamazoo Galesburg Davenport Dubuque Hamline Milwaukee Memphis Dallas El Paso and El Paso with July to November windows and monetary amounts ranging from 10 000 to 100 000.

Peoria Terre Haute Ind Springfield Libertyville Kalamazoo Mich Galesburg Tll Davenport Dubuque Hamline Minn Milwaukee Wis Jil Columbus Iil Memphis Tenn Dallas Tex el Paso

Great Western Light Harness circuit to grow big

The Western Harness Racing association met in Chicago to push the Great Western circuit toward becoming the nation’s largest trotting series. Peoria opens July 5 with El Paso closing Nov 6, Memphis included, and Columbus hosts an 11 day meet with $100000 purses. Purses total $480000. George Keller of Decatur elected president and W H Smellinger of Peoria secretary treasurer.

Indianapolis Sun Chicago Great Western Western Harness Racing Association Peoria el Paso Tex Memphis Tenn Columbus George Keller Decatur Ill W. H. Smellinger

Tom Longboat Favorite Over Dorando in Madison Square Race

New York December fifteenth. Tom Longboat, renowned Indian distance runner, is a 5 to 4 favorite over Dorando, the Italian who beat Johnny Hayes in the rematch of the English Marathon. Tonight is the second running of the foreign classic on the Madison Square track. Both favorites may attract bets of at least $500,000. Canadians arrived today, securing funds from Dorando’s supporters in the East Side at the stated odds.

Indianapolis Sun New York Tom Longboat Dorando Johnny Hayes Madison Square Track Longboat

Century Men Post High Team Score In League Meet

The Centurys of Manufacturers' league posted a high team score of 931 last night. McCullough led individuals with 256, Speicher of Lillys followed with 242. The American Cans dropped two games to National Autos as Eli Lilly swept its opponents. Kahns won two from Parrys and claimed second place, while Telegraphers and Laycocks lost odd games to Centurys and Mayers.

Cenarys McCullough Speicher Lillys Eli Lilly Kahns Telegraphers Laycocks Centurys Mayers

Flynn Eliminates Boxing From Training Ahead of Langford Fight

Jim Flynn, set to meet Sam Langford Monday night, ended boxing in his training yesterday at Hannon's villa San Rafael. A large crowd watched as he focused on road work and gym sessions. Langford and Walsh continued light boxing and conditioning, with bets at 10 to 4 against Flynn lasting 15 rounds.

San Francisco Jim Flynn Sam Langford Sam Berger Hannon San Rafael Jimmy Walsh Jim

Colonels to Play Giants in April Exhibition Game

Louisville announces an April 2 exhibition against the New York Giants. The Colonels also list Washington Detroit Pittsburgh and Boston Americans as part of the upcoming exhibition slate.

Louisville the Colonels New York Giants Washington Detroit Pittsburg Boston Americans

Lucky Baldwin In Coma As Typhoid Pneumonia Fears Grow

Los Angeles reports veteran Pacific coast turfman K. J. Baldwin aged eighty four lapsed into a coma after contracting a cold while supervising horse trials. Doctors fear for his recovery as specialists diagnose the illness as acute typhoid pneumonia following a relapse and urgent bedside consultation.

Los Angeles K. J Lucky) Baldwin Pacific Coast Baldwin del Cruzador

GARR GETS SUCCESSOR TO MARQUARD INDIANAPOLIS PITCHER HIRED

Manager Carr picks Graham from Minneapolis as Rube Marquard successor. A top southpaw, Graham left for Indianapolis after a rift with Mike Cantillon. Groomed as Marquard’s successor, he will wed Miss Clara Hazelton of Capitol avenue and reside in Cleveland. Carr travels to Nashville for Southern league uniform negotiations.

Marquard Carr Graham Minneapolis Indianapolis Mike Cantillon Rube Marquard The Benedicts Clara Hazelton Capitol Avenue Society J. H. Hazelton Cleveland Nashville

Minors prepare for baseball war with major leagues

J D Op~rian president of the American Association warns of a possible baseball war with the Eastern League. He claims they can raise 3 million dollars and secure ball park sites in five major cities if the conflict escalates. About 16 minor league club owners will meet in Cincinnati January 4 to press demands before the national commission. Rent Santa Claus costumes at Kinklin's.

J. D. Operien American Association New York Cincinnati National Commission

Standal and Traviac gain new postmasters

Charles H. Katter is named postmaster at Standal Indiana and Jacob M. Dagsy appointed postmaster at Traviac. The announcements were made from Washington on December 15.

Washington Charles H. Katter Standal Ind Jacob M. Dagsy Traviac

Griffith Morgan Go Will Attract Big Crowd

Reports from Springfield Ohio say Friday night ringside crowds will gather from across the Buckeye state to watch Billy Griffith of Cincinnati fight Jack Morgan of Indianapolis. Griffith, formerly of Indianapolis, has fast risen and will likely challenge Morgan for the porterhouse.

Springfield Buckeye State Billy Griffith Cincinnati Jack Morgan Indianapolis Griff Griffith Morgan Porterhouse

Ed Curley Picks Odds in Oakland Track Races

In Oakland race card Frances Mabel Hollander Bucolic lead the first race with Bellwether favored as most probable winner. Other races feature Bonhomme Workbox Alness Tony Faust Billy Pullman Okenite and Spahn Frank Lubbock Forerunner with Bellwether labeled top pick. At Los Angeles Track Rifleman Well Tim OToole Helen Harvey Orosion Fair Annie F E Shaw Capt Burnett Haespel Hildreth Dan Delion Montgomery Mark Antony II Stanley Fay Montgomery Magazine Beauclerc La Gloria Botanist Milpitas appear in the six races with La Gloria as the most probable winner.

ED Curley Oakland Track Frances Mabel Hollander Bucolic Bonhomme Workbox Alness Tony Faust Billy Pullman Okenite Bellwether Berrymaid Paras Pajaroita Spahn Frank Lubbock Forerunner Strike Out Joe Jose Troistemps Los Angeles Rifleman Tim O'Toole Helen Harvey Osorine Fair Annie F. E. Shaw Capt. Burnett Haespel Hildreth Dandelion Montgomery Mark Antony II Stanley Fay Magazine Beauclerc la Gloria Botanist Milpitas le Gloria

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