League meeting looms over Watkins in baseball rift
The American Association brace for a crucial Chicago gathering to decide if Wat kin s stock purchase will calm suspicions or trigger open hostilities led by Tebeau Lennon and Have mor. The schedule committee could bar or punish Watkins, with Sunday games and holiday dates at stake, while Indianapolis seeks to protect its position and directors may remain vacant. George Tebeau plans to push back, hinting at further power struggles within the league.
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American Association
Chicago
Tébeau
Lennon
Havemor
Watts
Watkins
Gianzpolig
Indianapolis
Cains
Lausville
Totedo
Milwaukee
Osex
Acterate
Tabeau
George
jVattic
Denver
Ilera
Gas decision to come in Borst suit against city
Attorneys for George F. Borst argued in an appellate court to restrain Indianapolis from transferring its option to buy Consumers Gas Trust for Citizens Gas. Judge Vinson Carter requested briefs. an imminent decision on the demurrer and abatement plea is anticipated.
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George F. Borst
Ins
Diannpolis
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Citizens’ Gam
da Murrer
Citizens* Company
Vinson Carter
Peaceful Souther league meeting records progress
In Birmingham Alabama December 2 sources report the Souther league’s current gathering aims to be the most peaceful in its history. At a directors’ meeting last night Shreveport withdrew its protest against Birmingham over Castro’s actions during prior events.
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Sipedale
Sas
Birmingham
Als
Shreveport
Sullivan Accepts Terms For Grand Testimonial
Special to The Bam Toledo reports John L. Sullivan accepted terms from Manazer Wels at the Echo club in Baltimore to appear as a drawing card in a February testimonial. Sullivan will box Jake Kilrain and Charley Bitebelt. Jeffries has gone back. Byrne says Burny will be unavailable four months due to a prior engagement. Yale may play Chicago next fall pending athletic director approval.
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Manazer Wels
Echo Club
Baltimore
Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Charley Bitebelt
Jeffries
Sam
Chicago
Dem
Tommy" Burny
Byrne
YALE
Jerippe-Melan Preaz Aanociauise
Whayes
Conn
Newteen Yate
Chicago University
Alomzg
Q Yate
John L Picks Gans To Win In Tonopah Bout
Jobin J Sullivan predicts Gans will defeat Herman in Tonopah. He calls Gans a superb fighter with reach and ring generalship advantages, while noting Herman’s courage, resilience, and potential to challenge but conceding Gans superior overall.
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John L
Gans
Herman
Tonopah
Jobin J. Sullivan
Tisrman
Armed Guards To Ringside For New Year Fight
Tonopah Nev Dec 2 Manager Mike Riley of the Casing Athletic club says at least 30 armed guards will stand at ringside for the New Year’s Day bout between Gang and Herman to ensure order and a fair contest. Referee Welch greets supporters as his presence earns a favorable impression on local sports circles.
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Scrippa-MeTine Pree Association
Tonopah
Nev
Mike Riley
Casing Athletic Club
Gang
Herman
Gsuafis
Tonapah
Tani
Welch
Race Results Across New Orleans San Francisco and Los Angeles
Race results from multiple tracks list first to sixth races with horses, weights, odds, and times. Notable placings include Spider Web in New Orleans at 1:28.45 for 7 furlongs, Luzurlan and Taboggan nearby, and San Francisco events like Hycamnata at 1:16 1-5 for 6 furlongs. Also shows bets, trainers, and times for each listed race.
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New Orleans
Dudge Burrough
Traxter
Spider Web
Sel Ing—Robincor
Gardner
Luzurlan
John Peters
Walker
Taboggan
Mima
San Francisco
Hycamnata
McBride
Sto
Hereain
Marte
Busa Thorns
Knapp
John Lyons
Ban Posul
Williams
Lord Nelson
Santa
Tony
Tony Faust
Miller
Collector Jeasup
Lisaro
Mils
Gelling
Mead
Graham
el Chihuahua
Yellowstone
Anvite
A. Wrights
Hooligan
Nay
Los Angeles
Sir Caruthers
McDaniel
Betsy
Sals
D Rilay
Stevolt
la Gloria
Tite
Koerner
Frascuelo
Dr. Coaltine
J. F. Donohue
Harley
A. Muxcoday
W. H. Carr
Pitth
el Pinsno
Kent
Robert Mitchell
Woodthorne
Preston
Viona
Adonis Tima
Purdue Must Take the Initial Step in Restoring Rivalry
Alumni and officials discuss renewed athletic relations between Indiana and Purdue with Indiana reluctant to initiate talks. The piece notes calls for Purdue to extend an apology and open negotiations while Indiana seeks independence for now. President Bryan urges patience, arguing Indiana should not be the initiator in resuming athletic relations.
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Indiana
Purdue
Lafayette
Bryan
Indianapolis bowling league shows Marions leading with Crescents' setback
In the Indianapolis league, Crescents fell to the Turners while the Marions remain top after splitting with the Imperials. Columbia Nationals and Imperials strong scorers highlighted the night with Pritchett 236 and Graff 245 leading individual totals. turnout included Turner Alleys and Warrington results across divisions.
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Gram
Pritcheit
Imperials
Seldensticker
Tein
Marions
Columbias
Crescents
Turner Alleys
Pritchett
Brinkmyr
Leveysine
Pritchet
Tar Ing Bryson
Dsuptatbert
Teison
Imnertals
Carters
Lass Wy Ruy
Coe
Taler
Keeter
Bebi
Tots
Warrington Alleys
Calumblae
Nieman
L.bietken
Flrst
Turners
Crescenta
HST
Dickey
Aes
Local boxing card sparks debate over color line
A fragmented clipping notes controversy around a boxing event with references to a color line, Sullivan, and a missing invitation involving Jack Johnson. The unreadable text hints at a local ring match with a prominent eighteighteen sized opponent afraid of a club and a mailed special invitation.
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Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries and the color line in boxing debates
New York dispatch discusses the heavyweight title and Jim Jeffries stance on race. It argues the title is a claim of greatness beyond color and recalls Jeffries past fights with colored opponents. The piece questions why Jeffries now defends a color barrier while many expect him to win against Johnson.
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New York
Dec. S
Jim JeqTrlas
Yad
Deffries
Tootsanys
Johnson
Jim
Munroe Batte
Corbett
Todey
Johnah
Hank Griffin
Loa Angeles
Grima
Pater Jackson
Tme
Jett
Fama
Hob Armatroog
Jet
Jeamna
Nis
Bromos lead in Ell Jally League after two wins
The Bromos advanced in the Ell Jally League by taking two games from the Diamond Aud rentics while Succus beat Cocos. Speicker of the Bromos led scoring with 200 points as the club's second generation shows strength. Other notes cover boxing plans and local boxing prospects for Indianapolis.
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Bromos
Diamond Audrentics
Succus
Cocos
Speicker
Bromas
Buccus Alteravs
Bromo Sokinu
Mitchell
Spalcker
Ina
Dawes
Dunba
Bandera
Tommy Coco Quleits
Ryan
Ulead
Pava
Yuleiteweig
Korn
Bryson Attends Bowling Meeting in St Louis
Robert Bryson, president of the American Bowling Congress, leaves for St Louis to join the executive committee ahead of the national tournament in late March. Officials aim to secure a $3,000 cash bond to guarantee the event and sign the regular contract with promoters. Secretary B J Sweeney to be bonded for handling entry fees.
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Robert Bryson
Thes Aner
Jcan Bowling Congrees
For &T. Louis
Drynon
Congress
St. Louis Association
Bryson
Aha
Cormittes
St. Louis
Promatera
National Bowling Association
Promoters of Nations
B. J. Sweeney
Sweeney
Weekly high scores in multiple leagues and teams
Week's high scores list includes Quelauar Wassons independent league with Bannwrarth and Bries from Owls, Graff Martens from Indianapolis university league, Goebel Hajans in the Eli Lilly league, and Speleker Hromaa in Gle ante Eager with scores around 228.
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Hetail Social
Quelauar
Wassons
Lraqui
R. Bannwrarth
Royal K
MW Bries
Owls
Indianapolis Graff
Martens University League
Goebel
Hajans
ELI Lilly League
Speleker
Hromaa
GLE
Ante
Eager
O Neill Re-elected President by Western League
Special to The Sun from Chicago reports magnates of the Western Baseball league re-elected President O Neill for a five year term at the Grand Pactre hotel. The meeting declared war on a national rule as it decided to draft Topeka and form an eight club circuit. St Joe will be added as the eighth club, amid disputes over league drafting rules from lower to higher classes.
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O'Neil
Sun
Chicago
Western Baseball League
Grand Pactre
National Association
Topens Clin
Western Association
St. Joe
Ivkien Ig
Topeka
Pa Leagaa
N Wwagua
President O'Brien to Represent A A A Baseball
Harry Clark may join Louisville as manager and Clark last year’s Brewer captain. George Tebeu wants Harry Clark and Billy Clarke from Toledo while weighing 55000 price for Clarke. Tebea is pursuing Pletz and Woodruff could move to outfield if Clark returns.
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Milwalker
Wit. der Gd
Joseph 9. Ohnen
New York
American Association
Jon
Big City
A. A
George ‘Tebeau
Loolaville
Heine” Pletz
Xing
Tebeau
Uarry Clark
Breward
Clark
Tebeau Hee
Funeral for Mrs wiiwavain Larhi set for Sunday at Anderson
The funeral service for Mrs. wiiwavain Larhi will be Sunday afternoon with burial at Anderson. A notice notes Mrs. Lynch, aged 68, of 1212 Ho Pratt, died from heart trouble. A veterinary licensure exam by the State Board will be held January 2 and January 6 for applicants.
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Wiiwavain Larhi
Anderson
Btaté Board of Veterinary
Incre
Howe
Applications for license in Marion county Indiana
Notice by George Exeteld that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at the January 1907 term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons and to permit drinking on the premises located at 2H West Tenth Street, northeast corner Tenth Street and Bismarck Avenue, Claritin addition to Haughville, Indianapolis. He also gives notices for pool tabling.
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Wrarae Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of
Tenth Street
Bismarck Avenue
Claritn
Haughville
Indianapola
Wayne Township
West
George Exeteld
Center Township
Board of County Contessionera
Madison
Madison Avenue
Morris Street
Frank and Ryan
Indianapolis
Cantor Town
India
William Flynn
Marion
County
Board of County Commissioners
Frank
Loveted
Walnut Street
Tiquglaqs and
Walnut Atreats
Ainen
Center Towern
Douglass Etrest
Tomy Cohn
Canter Township
Narion County
Wadington Street
James Johnson
East Ion Strest
Indena
Keownks No
Wtreet
Watt
Laez
W. Storm
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Harry Clark
Louisville
S.J. Summer State Agent
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Indianapoli, Indib
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Massman Chemical CO
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Henry J. Huder
Weber” Drug_Co
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