Wattie lists twenty nine players for 1906 season
Manager Wattie Crowds his roster with 29 men including pitchers Howley Shan Cromkey and Barry. Catching duties likely to Weaver with others vying. Infielders Massey Teilion Parrell Wrick Carr and O'Brien among vets. outfielders Bruce Thoney McCreery Humphries. Spring reports expect more signings before March end as workouts begin.
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Summers
Henderson
Queisser
Fisher
Cammingar
Barry
Matters
Infelders
Massey
Teilion
Parrell
Wrick
Carr
O'Brien
Camminger
Kraft
Priel
O'Leary
Youngs
Murray
Grim
Optfelders
Thoney
McCreery
Bruce
Humpnreys
Watkins
Barrow
Atala
North Sides Streak Threatens League Lead
The North Sides near loss of leadership in the Indianapolis Bowling League after Friday results. North Sides won four of the eight games from the Marions, while the Imperials swept the Crescents and claimed five from the Nationals. Washington earned four from the Columbias.
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Teadership
Indianapolis
Marions
Imperials
Streighta
Crescents
Turnere
Nationals
Tha
Eskham Falls to Wabash In State Championship Bout
Special to the Sun Crawfordsville Ind Eskham basketball team was defeated last night by the Wabash college team by a score of 30 to 12 in the worn and gut of the state championship series.
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Earlham
Wabash
Crawfordsville
Ind
Eskham
Wabash Cullegs
Illinois Defeats Illinois in 49 to 14 College Basketball
Special to The Sou Chicago reports the University of Chicago basketball team defeated the University of Illinois last night by 49 to 14. A note mentions a manuscript on cotton paper dated 1045, claimed as the earliest English use of cotton paper.
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Illinois
Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Ijnols
Acorn
England
Authority on human form and Hood's Medicine claims
An archaic advertisement asserts expert claims on body proportions and touts Hood's Mersagarilla as a cure for scrofula eruptions es tarrh rheumation and nervous troubles. The copy promises cathartic effects and confidence in the remedy's efficacy based on others' experiences.
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Hood
McGraw on Secret of Winning Pennants
McGraw stresses teamwork and shared knowledge as the key to success. He says players must understand each other's strengths and execute coordinated plays, with the captaincy earned through demonstrated mastery of the game and its tactics.
Herman Herrera vs Herman Good Ends In Draw In Los Angeles
In a ten to eleven round effort excitement rose as Herman Herrera and Herman Good fought to a draw after eleven rounds in Los Angeles. Herrera pressed with stinging rights late, while Good defended sharply early and held firm through the mid rounds. Ringside betting favored Herrera 10 to 8 and bookmaker George Rowe gambled heavily on Herrera.
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Los Angeles
Hoferes Eyton
Herman-Herrera
Antal
Chicago
Herman
Herrera
Tommy Jigan
Murray Byrnes
Kid Gurke
Nate Wills
Iso
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Tommy Jacob L. Herrera
Mungo Herrera
Billy Wilson
Tommy ' Terry
George Rowe
Low Angeles
Race Results From New Orleans and Other Tracks
Race results across New Orleans Fair Grounds and several circuits. Details list horses, riders, odds, times, and margins for first six events at New Orleans and San Francisco Oakland, plus Ascot and Los Angeles meets with names like Sallyn Helen Lucas King Leopold Lady Navarre and Stoner II.
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Fair Grounds
Turlongs
Arsenal
Sewell
Bonebrake
Emyerite
Sallyn
Helen Lucas
King Leopold
Curlotes
Ben Lest
J. Johnson
Fargo
Whorler
Lady Navarre
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James Reddick
Tine
Stoner
Radikal
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Lou Angelene
Wenniaon
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Redman
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Uime
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Lem Reed
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Atlos Anogales
Ascot
Line of Life
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Conde
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Fall Arena
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Miller
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Chickahe
Potrero Grande
Breensel
Cabin
Mabel Hollander
Horol
Tom Gilroy
Alonza
Tavennes
Ote Hartty
Ito 'Fomias
Polo Crises Shake Fort Wayne Lafayette Club Scene
The Central Polo league faces upheaval as Fort Wayne and Lafayette withdraw. Manager Eckert plans to move Fort Wayne to Illinois, while Newman targets Lafayette amid poor attendance. The season nears its end with fresh rules on fighting and player borrowing, and talks of a National Polo League gain traction with Toledo and Cleveland joining.
Midwestern Elmins and Indiana Fight Over Boxing Prospects
The article notes Cincinnati involvement in regional Eltsins, with Game VI Die Hard Tale facing Indiana resistance as investors push to recover funds. Central league could spark moves across cities toward a new major league, with Wayne players slated for redistribution at a Sunday Imperial meeting and some not guaranteed season jobs.
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Fy Wayne
Anderson
Champaign
Lorgansport
No fights planned for Evansville boxing rumor
Chief of Police Fred Drenneke sues to halt prize fight plans in Evansville as Eddie Deloye arrange a Lemmel Matthews bout in city or on the river if the present administration remains. Deloye may seek a match in St Louis. Previous city leadership allowed several fights inside Evansville and on the river, raising jurisdiction questions.
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Harge
Oho
Deloye
BL Louis
Riv
Indiana
Colonels to Enforce Strict Discipline for Season
George Tebeau, owner of the Colonels, orders strict discipline for the coming season. Players must report daily at 7 PM in Louisville and refrain from card playing. Neat appearance on and off the diamond is required, with emphasis on conduct and habits.
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Colonels
Apeeial
the Sun
Louisville
The
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Louinville
Eclipse Park
Pecame
Tebenui
Central Polo League Saturday Games
Logansport meets Indianapolis with both teams chasing a win to tighten standings. Danville travels to Marion while BL Wayne faces Kokomo in a trio of Saturday Polo League matchups.
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Logansport
Indianapolis
Danville
Marion
Wayne
Kokoo
Sutthoff Signs With Toledo In Easier Terms
SUTTHOFF SIGNS WITH TOLEDO Poreal to the Las TOLEDO, O. Feb. 1-Manager Grillo, or Toledo, hay signed Jack Sutthoff to a Toledo contract. Lappy Jack finished the season with Columbus last year, but his services still belonged to the Palladelpata club, from which he was purchased by Grif. There was trouble at All in coming to terms. Griflo known Suttholm Ability, thd handed him a satisfactory contract. While Happy Jack is glad of the chance to go to Toledo, where he will get regular work, and should prove a steady winner.
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Grillo
Toledo
Hay
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Lappy Jack
Columbus
Palladelpata
Grif
Griflo
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Happy Jack
Lutthoff
Ike
American Association
Fred Abbott
Grover Landhig
Howell
Big Billlarke
New York Giants
Vanderbilt Trophy Race to Be Held in United States
A special Sun note states the Vanderbilt cup race will be held in the United States in 1906, on a Long Island course about 20 miles long. W Vanderbilt Jr. sent a cable from Europe confirming the location and date discussions with the Automobile Club of France, following Hemery’s previous cup victory.
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New Tork
Long Island
W. & Vanderbilt, Jr
Automobile Club of France
Hemery
Namlon
Mnute
Indiana Wins Over Anderson In Hard Fought Game
Indiana defeats Anderson 4 to 3 in a low scoring football style contest marked by strong defense. Harper shined for Indiana while Mallory and Farrell made key saves and drives as crowd of 422 witnessed the clash in Anderson.
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Farrell
Harper
Loucols
Mallory
Indianapolis
Wiley
Eesree Center
Gardner
Cartigan Mallory
Hart -Reerers
Anderron
Indianapolte
Pierce
Miller
Mlops
Klarper
Lowry
Souvenir Number Attracts Horsemen Readers
The female souvenir issue of the Western Horseman arrives this week as a remarkable 156 page edition with articles by renowned horsemen. It features artistic half toning, full page illustrations, and a cover by Arthur B. Stewart, valued by the journal's audience.
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Arthur 8. Stewart
Yale Adviserdenounces Harvard on reform talks
Yale athletic adviser Walter Camp issued a statement detailing the conference among Yale Harvard and Princeton on eligibility rates and athletic reform. He rejects reports that Harvard was attempting to block reform detailing the gentler approach and the path toward unified standards.
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New Haven
Conn
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Yale
Esqvo
Harvard
Princeton
Iowa Adopts Rules For Football Schedule Change
February 12 Iowa City reports the University of Iowa team adopted the Chicago football conference rule but with six games in a season instead of five. The season would include the traditional final game on the Saturday before Thanksgiving.
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Pyres
Iowa City
The
Universalty of Iowa Tafny
Pacific Coast Travel Offer On North-Western Line
Tickets from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria Vancouver and more on sale February 15 to April 7. Low round trips from other points. Tourists cars from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland with sleepers and double berths. For full details contact N M Preece General Agent Cincinnati Ohio.
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Union Pacific & North- Western
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Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
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Cincinnsti
Ackerman Wins in Handicapped Race Near Lima
Special to The Dominion reports a handicapped race in Lima where Al Ackerman raced Young Rose of Newafitter Tallooing Co. into third place, finishing in 4 minutes 0.4 seconds. The event featured machinery firms Pulleys Sila Sing Sawa and Miller O11 and Supply Co. with Indiana Marble Abd Granite Ni Dolaware at Mato as notable participants.
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Miller O11 and Supply Co
Ackerman
Dom Lima
al Ackerman
Young Rose
Newafitter Tallooing Company
Marty- Tork
Indiana
Mato
Abolishing football game sparks university funding dispute
In New York City two donors gave Columbia University $250,000 amid a heated debate over abolishing football. The donors asserted university authorities blocked a reform plan, while critics argued funding shifts to academics and development.
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New York City
Sun
New York
Pet
Wists
Wm Cofurtia University
Wilkianseon
We University
Funt
Ball
George Rhymenithial
AmUltanooualy
Profeswareany
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Sport items and boxing tidbits from early era
A jumble of boxing headlines and sport notes. Mentions toward Towgherts, Waddy Roan, Daltimorean, and Melbourne cup. Harvard president Eliot criticizes football. salary demands by players. Louis Criger with neuralgia fears meningitis. an Ohio tent fight mishap. Nelson versus McGovern. O’Brien planning bout with Palmer. Ryan condition concerns. an old nunse for teething by Mrs Winslow. Laun dry and foundry ads.
Landers Arrives in Indianapolis for Memsie Show
California fighter Fred Landers reached Indianapolis Saturday en route to a Monday bout with George Memsie at the Auditorium. Memsie arrives Sunday, with Landers accompanied by Milwaukee challenger Jack Dougherty and others from Mulkern Stable. The card also features preliminary bouts with Tommy Tee, Jerry Murphy, Tommy Lee, and Eddie Foy, all under club referee James Ryan.
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Fred Landers
California
George Memsie
Auditorium
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Indianapolis
Memsie
Landers
Jack Dougherty
Milwaukes
Martin Dulty
Rommy Lee
Jerry Murphy
Tommy Tee
Hue
Young Sharkey
Ina
Tms
Nath Gee Strong
Rugged Boys
Eddie Foy
Ki Yurcell
James Ryan
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