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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1906

Page

7

Noblesville Prospects Two Hoosier Prospects Hare and Fisher

Noblesville may supply two Sell players to professional baseball if Benny Hare joins with Indianapolis. Hare, praised for nerve and ability, weighs signing under manager Watkins or joining Springfield under Hendricks’ offer. His friend Johnny Fisher backs Hare, who starred at Indiana University and Noblesville, with parents favoring a nearby path.

Hendricks Springfield Hare Wattle Watking Belg Nem Atronm Indiana University Indiana Universy Noblesvilla Johnny Fisher

Chicago New York Electric Air Line Railroad Stock Sale

Public offering of shares in the Chicago New York Electric Air Line Railroad seeks investors. Par value 100 dollars, sale price 30 dollars, payment plan 3 dollars per share at purchase and 3 dollars monthly thereafter. Enclose name and signature for full information and opportunity to achieve financial independence.

Chicago - New York Electric Air Line Railroad

Nelson Praises George Memlic In Four Lightweight Prospects

Battling Nelson extols four top lightweights in America including Gans, Memlic and Herman. He notes Memlic’s recent two round kayo of Neary and claims Memlic could beat any rival. laments a name change bid to Jimmy Burns as a foolish ploy.

America Bastling Nelson Europe Gans Myself Herman Memeic Chicago Memsie Neary Reree Stout

Cubs Land Prize in Player Sweeney

Portland manager McCreedle declares Sweeney a prize gem for the Cubs, Cincinnati born and Xavier alumnus, who starred in the Pacific Coast league with Portland last season. He excels at shortstop entering the national game, covers large ground, and is praised for speed, defense, and clutch play as he shifts to left handed hitting. Pacific coast observers foresee a great future for him in baseball.

Vice Sun Fortland Ore McCreedle Portland bin Sweeney Hal Chass Doe Newton Cubs Sweeney Cincinnati Xavier Cally Queen City Denton Pacific East Pacific Coast Sas McCreedla George van Haltren van Haltren Mankyur Jeffries Jim Jeffries

Boxers Fox tickets for Gans Herman Night 5

The article discusses boxing tickets at five dollars and a ten cent charge for moving pictures, with mentions of Joe Gans weight limits, Nelson, and a roundup of historical boxing figures and opinions on past champions and challengers amid a noisy boxing scene.

Fox

Norwich Third Baseman Lent Drafted by Manager Watkine

Norwich Connecticut league team receives a draft for third baseman Lent. The young player is described as fast turning heads. Connie Mack of the Athletics previously claimed him but dropped the bid after discussions ended.

Watkine Lent Norwich

Jockey Blake Engaged by Trainer Tucker

Memphis dispatch reports lightweight jockey Willie Blake has been hired by trainer Robert Tucker to ride for the stable starting at Hot Springs Wisconsin per assistant trainer Shannon.

Blake Memphis Tenn Wille Blake Robert Tucker Hot Springs Wisike Shannon

Durand to be Offered Peerage by King Edward

Scrippe-McHine Press Annociation reports Sir Henry M. Durand the retiring British ambassador at Washington will be offered a peerage by King Edward in appreciation of his services in Washington.

Durand Scrippe-McHine Press Annociation London Henry M. Durand Washington Edward

Mountain Climbing and Automobiling Lead 1906 Sporting Patalties

Mountain climbing and automobiling figure prominently in 1906 sporting items, alongside hunting and football. Basevasy is noted in connection with these events, reflecting the era’s vigor and diverse outdoor and competitive pursuits.

Denver Fight Cards Set Two Big Welterweight Bouts

Denver fans will see two top welterweight showdowns as Mush Kelly faces Jim Thomas in a rescheduled January bout moved to February while Jimmy Gardner meets Harry Lewis in a planned June 22 clash at Coliseum. Promoter Patrick Gallagher lines up strong undercard matchups and expects peak attendance.

Denver Col Jimmy Gardner Lowell Mass Harry Lewis Philadelphia Hed Kelly Jonn Thomas Gardner-Lewin Kelly Thomas Gallagher Gardner Lewis

Five-Man Pinch Team Enters St Louis Bowl Contest

The Grand Prize Duesseldarters, a five-man bowling unit from the city, organizes to compete at the St Louis tournament. Captain Jesse Pritchett leads with Henry Dollman as secretary treasurer, joined by John Goodwin Frank Fox Albert Rabo and Jap Peacock. The group aims to win and secure advertising for a sun brand linked to Indianapolis.

Duesseldarters St. Louie Indianapolis Tis Howléra Jesse Pritchett Henry Dollman John Goodwin Frank Fox Albert Rabo Jap Peacock

Cantillon Cheered by Baltimore Crowd During Umpire stint

In Baltimore a crowd cheered Joe Cantillon whenever he appeared on the field during a two week umpire stint. Cantillon said hypnotized them with calls as fans recalled earlier hospital chaos and near mob scenes tied to baseball figures.

Baltimore Ban Johnson Mike Don- UN Bascall Chicago Gapoka Charley Carr Danlin Jennings Hughey Dan- UN Joe Cantilion Joe Hank Q'Day Cantillon Haltimore Chib Wea Dontla Chip McGarr

Cleveland Baseball Brings Fresh Roles for Next Season

Cleveland will rely on Perring Birmingham and Hinchman for tricky roles next season. Nig Clarke sat out in the Toronto league two seasons ago. Doak Rey will move to the National League next season and performed well against Larry’s group.

Cleveland Perring Birmingham Hinchman Segson Clarke

Baseball notes mix of players, managers gaze ahead

A garbled 1907 era sports digest sketches moves and motives across MLB figures. Bo Clark Griffith seeks a promising pitcher while stars like McGraw, Chance, Tenney clash with umpire assigns. Chicago grounds, player trades, and offbeat ventures pepper the chatter as winter prophesies loom.

Berger Prepares for Big Season as Cleveland Tie Intrigues Greenfield

Cleveland pitcher Berger plans wintering in Greenfield while training for a return with the Naps next spring. The German recruit Lerger, purchased from Columbus, vows strong performance after a robust season. Berger, listed tall and muscular, frequents local theaters during winter and expects to counter American League batters with improved form and curves.

Kcinia Lerger Cleveland Columbus Naps H Berger Greentight Berger Lajola Teuton Helnia Halnie Bataman

Outlaws Seek Entry Into Organized Baseball

National Commission to consider the Outlaws from the Tribe State league at its Cincinnati meeting next month. A league committee will present the application while the Buhring case may be resumed. Sebring remains barred for inducing players to jump to the big leagues, though Cubs hope to secure Kin. Uniform season start date and length of schedule also on the agenda, with possible April 2 opener and five or seven games for the world title. Current contenders in the American League include Chicago New York Cleveland and Philadelphia with St Louis and Detroit strong as well.

Sun Cincinnati Bec National Baseball Commission Tribe State League Olf Buhring Chicago Nationals Sebring Hag Depesters Chicago New York Cleveland Whilajamphia St. Louis Detroit Bulldogs Washington

Sieleft Bioloff Knocked Out by Reed in Eight Round

Peoria report says Otto Bioloff dominated much of the bout with Jack Reed in Peoria last night before a decisive right to the jaw sent Bioloff to the canvas at the start of the eighth round and he was counted out.

Sieloff Peoria Ill Jack Reed Otto Bioloff Atomech

Sayers in Victory at Broadway Athletic Club

Special to The Sem from Philadelphia reports May de Bayers defeated Ast Bimms of Canton in the eighth round. The fighters weighed unevenly with de Bayers much lighter, and the match drew a small crowd as the favorite looked on.

Sayers Philadelphia Dec Mayde Bayers Ast Bimms Canton Broadway Athieda Club Sayarn Arena

Turfman Bars Whip and Spur Triumph in Breeplechase

Turfman rides to victory with whip and spur as top stakes win. Fischof features among winning owners, highlighted by Carter who claims optimal Breeplechase form. He cites riding 100 winners in six months as proof of prowess.

Greed for Spoils Figures in Old Sport Rivalry Tale

A fragment from a sports item notes a rivalry over prizes and spoils. It mentions a prize ringer and a retiring sparring partner and hints at a coming champion, all in a brisk, period tone.

Champs of French jumpers high in lane racing talk

The article discusses steeplechase stars and trainers, highlighting Dandolo the French jumper with $80,000 earnings, trainer Wallace Davis of Kentucky, and jockey Alec Carter famed for adapting American riding to English style. It covers opinions on whip use, English versus French jumpers, and notes Sullivan’s critique of modern boxing and prize rules.

New York Peance Gates Waldorf-Astoria le Vacas Atvi Sullivan Kahus Yuer Wassons Mr. Fischot Wal Elsy-Bwain Wallace Davis Welly Lo Horson Renumel Buch Hucono Leleh Kentucky Wallace Dayin Laigh France Davis Leigh Dandolo Viewney Percy Woodlands Alec Carter Carter

Madison Square Garden to Become Art Palace for 1900 Fair

Preparations for the seventh national automobile show at Madison Square Garden include turning the interior into a hall of art. Decorator-general Ball leads work on doors, statues, a grant fountain, and other features while carpenters transform a vacant store into workshop space and a loft dresses yards of silver stars for the themed sky.

Tyeeial Tae Sum New York Partia Madison Square Garden Sass Permanen Grant

Funeral of Dr J G Wolf in Morristown Ind

Morristown Ind Dec 23 Dr J G Wolf died yesterday of heart trouble burial tomorrow at 10 30 am at the Christian church Funeral notices say he leaves a widow formerly Elvira Robinson sister of Judge Robinson Spencer Ind and three daughters Mrs Julia Puntenes Logansport Mrs Agnes Bennett Anderson and Mrs Alma Six Indianapolis deceaseds name appears with minor OCR errors but the main facts are clear

Wolf Morristown Ind J. G. Wolf Christian Church Ming Elvira Robinson Judge Robinson Spencer, Ind Julia Puntenes Logansport Agnes Bennett Anderson Alma Six In+alsnapolia

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