Wattie Doubts Story Told by Young Howley Policy of Local Club
Local club president Watkins doubts the eastern league salary tale told by catcher Daniel Howley. He suspects the letter to an Indianapolis friend aims to raise his pay, but vows no player will be kept unhappy with wages. Other items note Kellum deal, Reds manager Gazelle, Ambrose Puttmann training, Johnny Fisher free agent status, and Dick Cooley buying Topeka club.
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Daniel Howley
Watkins
Howley
Indianapolis
Ty Cobb
Jack Thoney
Pat Powers
A. A
Johnny Fisher
Noblesville
Sioux City
Fisher
Bunny” Hare
Unholz the German Fighter Moves from Kitchen to Rings
Rudolph Unholz born in Mannheim, Germany, 26, fought 150 bouts worldwide, never knocked out. He worked as a kitchen polisher at the Rand club in Johannesburg before turning to boxing, where he defeated Battling Nelson and outpointed George Menish. He speaks eight languages and four Zulu dialects.
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Unholz
George Menish
Logs Angeles
Menish
Joe Gans
Rudie
Mannheim
Rhine
Baden
Germany
Globe
Johannesburg
South Africa
Rand
Anholz
Man Who Has Served You Well Should Be Tied Close
A business maxim suggests that the trusted adviser who has supported your private venture merits a strong tie to your ongoing enterprise. The principle emphasizes loyalty, continuity, and mutual stake in success.
Dale Gear to Manage Shreveport Team Next Season
Dale Gear has signed to manage the Shreveport team for next season in Shreveport Louisiana as of February seventh.
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Shreveport
Dale Gear
Quakers Rally Past Butler In Shortridge Tilt
Earlham defeated Butler 29 to 21 at Shortridge gym as the Quakers erased a 16–12 halftime deficit with a late burst. Key contributors included Chambers and Wilson for Earlham, and Kitterman for Butler.
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Earlham
Butler
Shortridge Gym
Quakers
Kitterman
Chambers
Wilson
Kingsbury Hotchkiss and Lindley
Murray Overman
Kitterman Wilson
Rose Newsom
Davenport
Kingsbury
Murray
Rose
Hotchkiss
Newsom
Overman
Guedel
Kelly
Harrel
Doudican and
Calvert
Rollyn furnaces claim low coal use per room
Rollyn Hawkins Co. announces that their furnaces require less than a ton of coal per room for the entire heating season. The company lists its Main street address in New and a contact number 3686 for inquiries.
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Rollyn
Rollyn Hawkins Co
Mackinaws and Pawnees Tie in Pere Marquette Meet
Minea of the Mackinaws led the Pere Marquette league Thursday night with 232. Vanier of the Seminoles had the second best score at 214. Herner of the Iroquois finished third with 210.
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Pere Marquette
Minea
Mackinaws
Perd Marquette
Vanier
Seminoles
Herner
Iroquois
Pawnees
Hoffman
J. Lauck
von A
Easaereonrae
Volz Bbe Nate Nee Ener Betes
J .C. Kunkel
Venkan
Zimmer Ko
Lauck
J. Fahle
LL. Lauth
Sateen
Wechsler
B. Wunkel
Schneider
Peter Tee
Enone
Sey Minea
Vaesate
J. Wagner Seeneree
FB. Sauer
Herman
Owed Dade
Gantner —— Ight
Aca K Eee
Eeeneee Teers Eh
Tishimingae Weweanes Wees
Obergfell
Derleth L. Sauer
Schill
A. Lauth
P. Herne
Z Priller Renner Beere
B. Vanier
EB. Wagner
Miller
E. Kernel Attese
F. Lauck
Ritter We Benzinger
Euch
Sen Arenes
Race day selections at fair grounds track
Listed are the winner selections for seven races with top picks for each: Clairborne McNally Mique O'Brien in race one, no pick in race two, Baenridge My Love Bobbin Around in race three, Big Ben Higgin Botham Artful Dodger in race four, Paul De Reszke Besterling in race five, Roxane Miss Mazzoni Stoneman in race six, Druid Miss Shora Anna Scott in race seven. Three best bets are Big Ben in race four, Rexane in race six, and Druid in race seven. Celery Vesce noted for that head.
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Fair Grounds Track
Clairborne
McNally
Mique O'Brien
Baenridge
My Love
Bobbin
Big Ben
Higginbotham
Artful Dodger
Paul
de Reszke
Besterling
Roxane
Miss Mazzoni
Stoneman
Druid
Miss Shora
Anna Scott
Rexane
Straghht
Ball player Bowlers Roll on Opening Night
Cincinnati Reds bowling team led by Miller Huggins will join 17 other Cincinnati clubs for opening night of the big tournament. The six man baseball crew includes four current Cincinnati players and two ex Reds Heinie Peitz and Harry Steinfeldt. They’ll wear baseball uniforms with Cincinnati across the chest and compete on alleys seven and eight near the tournament center. Kip Selbach and Herman Collin of Columbus challenge for a public two man match during the event for 100 dollars a side on February 19.
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Indianapolis San
Cincinnati
Reds
Miler Huggins
Heinie Peitz
Harry Steinfeldt
Manager Ganzel
Larry McLean
George Schler
Miller Huggins
Nati
Herrmann
Doh EB. Bruce
National Commission
Kip Selbach
Hermin Collin
Bond
Columbus
Big Turf Winnings Across Five Years Named Leaders
New York racing statistics show James R. Keene tops a five year tally with over a million dollars in stakes, largely from Kentucky bred foals. Harry Payne Whitney and several others like Sydney Paget and August Belmont also post substantial sums, with many entries listing stable names and owners.
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New York
James R. Keene
Kentucky
Harry Payne Whitney
H. B. Duryea
Whitney
Duryea
Sydney Paget
B. Selireiber
Tdadeagens
Thos. Hitchcock, Jr
B. R. Thomas
Belmont
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Corrigan
J. E. Madden
C. Hildreth
John A. Drake
Newton Bennington
F. F. Farrell
F. R. Hitchcock
James Arthur
P. Dunn
Newcastle Stable
John Sanford
J. W. Colt
G. C. Bennett
Burlew & O'Neill
J. L. McGinnis
M. L. Hayman
T. P. Hayes
Garson Says Ghill Has Signed Contract
SOUTH BEND Ind Feb 7 President F R Cargon of the Central league has announced his umpire staff for 1958 Frank Killen Scenekee Pa John McKenzie Terre Haute Olfie Chill Indianapolis John Pipes Connolly Chicago The first three men umpired on the circuit last year Connolly succeeds Artie Latham released New Pianos 165 and up Wulschner's Frank Toohey Mgr Lorette hotel bir DENISON BARBER SHOP First class manicurist
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South Bend
Ind
F. R. Cargon
Central League
Frank Killen
Scenekee
John McKenzie
Terre Haute
Olfie Chill
Indianapolis
John Pipes Connolly
Chicago
Connolly
Artie Latham
Indianapolis Day At Cincinnati Bowling Meet
The Indianapolis group will ride a special from Union Station to Cincinnati for the ABC tournament. About 1235 people are expected to travel Tuesday afternoon, with events on February 12 including doubles and singles. Indiana bowlers plan to surge for prize money, wearing Indianapolis badges.
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Indianapolis
Lincoln
Ament
A. B.C
Cincinnati
Bryson
Union Station
Turners Lose Three in German House Bowling League
The Turners dropped three games to the Bulls Thursday night in the German House Bowling League. The Old Guards won two games against the Chestnuts. Bulls standout Havelick led with a 176 high score.
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Turners
Bulls
Old Guards
Havelick
Better Racing Chalf Mile 19 Assured
Horsemen from Indiana and nearby states gathered at the Grand hotel to push for improved racing on half mile tracks. They argue larger purses at fairs and racetracks could attract horses from major circuits like the Grand Circuit, benefiting breeding interests. Amos Whitely of Muncie led a meeting with listed supporters from Muncie Indianapolis Rushville Shelbyville Lafayette Lima Charleston Urbana Delphi and Terre Haute.
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Indiana
Grand Hotel
Amos Whitely
Muncie
C. H. Anthony
Sterling R. Holt
Indianapolis
Dick Wilson
Rushville
J. Walter Elliott
Shelbyville
Riley Hauser
Lebanon
C. W. Travis
Lafayette
F. FE. Baxter
Lima
Z. T. Montgomery
Charleston
J. W. Crow
Urbana
Miami Valley
N. W. Bowen
Delphi
S. J. Fleming
Terre Haute
High score for Smith leads bowling league night
Smith of the Ayres topped the Retail Social Bowling league with 30. Watson of the Wassons took second with 365 and 200. Hitzelbeyer of the Summers was third with 202. The Nationals and Summers won two games each over the Taylors and Strauss. The Wassons triumphed in three games against Arres.
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Smith
Ayres
Watson
Wassons
Hitzelbeyer
Nationals
Taylors
Strauss
Arres
Lambs Take Full Series Victory Over Keshers
The Lambs of the Elks league swept the series from the Keshers on Thursday night. Fleming led with the high score, making 233 points.
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LAMBS
The
Elks’ League
Keshers
Fleming
Habich's Majestic and Enders' Safety Bezr Prices
Gus Habich lists prices at 121 W. Washington Street for Habich's Majestic at $1.50 and Enders' Safety Bezr at $1.00.
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Tad
Senbater
Han Merstein
Brady
Enery
Dearie
Mirtle
Alice Wren
Nad Mer
Miss Tosin
Ha-Ha
Frook
Amboy
Dainty Daisy
Deaki
Rescu
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Jae
Wattie
Young Howley
Joe Kelly
Kellum
Gan
Zel
Cincinnati Reds
Ambrose Puttmann
Louisville
Southpaw
Tebeau
Orville Woodruff
the Sun
Charley Murphy
Cubs
Fice
Mr. Murphy
Dick Cooley
Topeka Club
Western Association
Cooley
Dan McGann
McGraw
Cecil Ferguson
Boston
Ferguson
Giants
By Tad
Rudolph Unholz
Nelson
John McGregor
Sioner
Robert Keller & Sons
ETT
Vienna Bakery
S., Meridian ST
Garson
Ghill
Wulschner’s
Frank Toohey
Lorette Hotel
Bir
Denison
Will Gerry
Boquet Cigar 10c Cigar Co
W. Kriel Sole
Levinson
Harry Levinson
North Penn
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