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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1902

Page

8

Watty Signs 25 for Base Ball Team

Watkins signs 25 players for his base ball squad and smiles at the remaining mystery man who is not yet revealed. The roster includes pitchers Kellum Killen Miller Suthoff Hollis Daub Miran Ging and catchers Heydon Woodruff Laskey Butler Teal. Fox is captain at second base and OBrien is at shortstop with Babb at third through Woodruff in the outfield.

W. A. Kellum Frank Killen R. P D. Miller Jack Suthoff Henry Hollis Dan Daub J. Miran William Ging Ed Heydon Orville Woodruff Charles M. Laskey Dick Butler Harry Teal Bade Meyers William Fox Peter O’brien Charles’ Babb Shannon Kuhns McCalister Woodruft

Fox drive at Palmyra township aids hospital fund

Vincennes Ind February 17 crowds from Palmyra township gathered for a fox drive Saturday afternoon to benefit the Clark Gibault Memorial Hospital Fund. Foxes were plentiful making for fruitful sport in crisp clear weather with about 300 of Vincennes finest participating.

Vincennes Ind Palmyra Township

Black Fox Promised Special Prize in Next Roundup

In the round, 11 foxes were rounded up with two captured and six killed. One rare black fox escaped, and organizers announced another roundup for next Saturday with a special prize for the black fox.

Jeffries to Fight Fitzsimmons May Match Looms

Jeffries says he will fulfill theater engagements through March before training for the May bout. Bids for the fight open March 15. Fitzsimmons trains at Bath Beach and will start immediately, with Jeffries touring west to San Francisco and willing to train there if the match is awarded to a California club.

New York Jeffries Fitzsimmons Bath Beach San Francisco California

Blacksmiths Triumph in MT HS-YMCA Relays Meet

In a loud dual meet at MT HS on Saturday night MT HS athletes earned two thirds of 15 points, beating the YMCA squad. Kaylor won standing broad jump 10 feet, shot put 42 feet 1 inch. Wheeler and Shideler led high jump 5 feet 3 inches. Bowers won 15 yard dash and Pickett tied for pole vault. MT HS relay team Woodbridge Wheeler Saylor and Bowers led to victory.

Kaylor Masters Scott Wheeler T. Shideler Denzler Bowers Duckwall Cox Bauman Bristol Sagalowsky Pickett Krull Hamlet Woodbridge Saylor Steep

Local amateur club eyes brighter season with moves and signings

Merid ian manager A H Snider expects improvement as Omaha is excluded and Louisville joins the league network. St. Paul manager Kelley signs Stimmel from Watkins warriors, signaling fresh staffing as ball magnates finally focus on the sport amid lingering press chatter.

A. H. Snider Meridian Ball Club Kelley St. Paul Stimmel Watkins’ Warriors Watty Stimmer Conti

Baseball Note on Jack Pfiester and Indiana League

A paragraph discusses pitcher Jack Pfiester of Columbus Ohio and suggests his name could trouble hitters. It also notes the Western League plans to exclude Indianapolis but has not finalized its circuit.

Jack Pfiester Columbus, O Indianapolis

Trates Struck A Sharp Curve In Muncie Train Collapse

Leo Meyer of Darling chewing gum company was thrown from the Big Four Knickerbocker sleeper at a sharp curve in Muncie Sunday night. He lay unconscious beside the track about a half hour after the train departed and was taken to the Whitney house with severe forehead contusion and deep hand lacerations. Internal injuries feared. Meyer had left Indianapolis for New York and was identified by Muncie Ellis. His wife traveled to Muncie with Dr Jaeger.

Leo Meyer Darling Chewing Gum Company Muncie Demop Whitney House Meyer F Indianapolis New York Muncie Ellis Muncie Jaeger

Cattle Thief Band Clash Stuns Southwest at Mesa

Meager reports from El Paso describe a desperate clash near Mesa between a Santa Rosa sheriff posse and a mixed band called the Mesa hawks. The skirmish left several dead on both sides, including Hawk Hawkins, the band’s half breed leader, with widespread cattle theft suspected as the motive.

EL Paso Tex Santa Rosa New Mexico Mesa Hawk Hawkins

Deserter D. T. Seals Seized Near Galena

D. T. Seals of Rossville Florida, 63, arrested seven miles north of Galena Kansas for deserting his wife and eloping with Maggie Rakestraw. He allegedly sold his wife’s Illinois farm for 4000 dollars and traveled with Rakestraw and her 4 year old daughter, leaving the wife destitute. He faces a requisition. Also, President McGowan of the street car company announces a new car from Cincinnati will enter service at once.

Galena, Kas D. T. Seals Rossville Fla Here Maggie Rakestraw Seals Illinois Rakestraw McGowan The Street Car Company Cincinnati

Toilsome Marriage Ends in Denver Divorce Suit

August Cluff, a Chicago man, travels 1000 miles in an open buggy to seek divorce from his wife who allegedly taunted him with curtain lectures at gunpoint. A sympathetic jury in District Judge Mullin's court grants the divorce. Cluff had claimed his wife was worth 20000 and owned a candy store.

August Cluff Chicago Cluff Mullin Chuff Harvester Shippi Denver

Two accidents and a financial fraud case unfold in brief

Isaac Sink, aged about 60, living in the Stewart block, Minot Street, fell on ice at Meriam and Washington streets at 3 a.m. A city ambulance took him home. Dr. Devaney attended and he is expected to recover. In London, Thomas Gouldie, Liverpool bank bookkeeper, pleaded guilty to defrauding the bank of about £10,000 amid charges against Dick Burge, F. T Kelley, a man named Stiles, and Laurie Marks. Marks is suspected of self-inflicted death after leaping from a channel steamer.

Isaac Sink Stewart Block Iminotsist Meriatan Washington-sts Nena Dr. Devaney London Thomas P. Gouldie Liverpool Dick Burge F. T Kelley Stiles Laurie Marks Marks

Man Arrested on Policy Indictment Granted Bond

Deputy sheriff arrested Jack Allen on a policy indictment returned by the grand jury. He posted bond and is from Bot Anowa, as listed in his address.

Jack Allen Allen Bot Anowa

Gorman Urged for Presidency by Norris Letter

Senator-elect Gorman is being endorsed for the presidency by James L. Norris a Democratic national and congressional committee member. Norris circulated a letter praising Gormans leadership qualities and predicting a Democratic victory in 1934 noting his aggressiveness tempered by conservatism and honesty.

Washington Gorman James L. Norris Democratic National and Congressional Committees Norris White House

Day and Night of Time in Chicago Ending in Shootings

Chicago Feb 17 Harry H Reed 2 was shot in the head and likely fatally wounded by a policeman at 11 pm while a companion in a highway robbery near the Logan monument in Lake Front park. The shooting capped a day and night of hold ups and robberies keeping police busy across the city.

Chicago Harry H. Reed Panion Lake Front Park Reed Eftr

Military Ball Plans Formed by Indianapolis Association

The Military and uniform association of Indianapolis met Sunday at English Zouaves Armory to select committees for a military ball on March 12 in Tomlinson Hall. Maj. Thomas Wysong was named chair of the executive committee.

Military and Uniform Association of Indianapolis English Zouaves’ Armory Tomlinson Hall Maj Thomas Wysong

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