PUS KING JAMES J CORBETT SUNDAY BREAKFAST TALE
Ex champion James J Corbett endured a bad breakfast in Rand Rapids Ontario after trains blocked and a hotel ran out of food. He found breakfast with a grocery keeper whose coffee tasted like swamp water. He later learned a local woman hosted the fighter for a Sunday meal before leaving.
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Tatith
Wena
Mane
Chotel
Supdas
Treft
Om Fetter
Matt
Minnesota 34 Purdue 18 in a basketball clash
Special to the Sun reports Minnesota beat Purdue 34 to 18 on Tuesday night. Scoring included field goals by Waliwell, Stnor, Krull, Glover, and McRae for Purdue and Leach, Sinfer, and Pierce for Minnesota. Referee Walters officiated. attendance noted with Indiana as site listed.
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vonMeregrut
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Shakelton
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Stnor
Krull
Alinnewate
Pieree
Leach & Sinfer
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Pierce
Herzsch
Walters
Cramfordevilla
Lee as President of American Automobile Association
Elliot G. Lee of Barton has been named president of the American Automobile Association, succeeding Rarlan W. Whippie. The move names Lee to lead the organization as its new chief executive.
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American Automobile Association
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FIU Fitsu Bet Turns Silly Bar Fight Into Lopsided Trim
A chaotic street altercation involving a quick temper and odd bets ends with one man receiving a surprising self inflicted trim. Eyewitnesses say the event began when the two men exchanged taunts over a wager and a dare involving licking and jiu jitsu. The result was a rapid, quiet settlement as one participant left with a minor, self imposed haircut.
Jeff Will Retire From World Title Defense
Special to the Sun reports James J. Jeffries stating he will fight one more time to defend the world championship within 12 months. He cites a growing dislike for brutal training and constant work, noting he has earned enough money to live comfortably for life. Billy Delaney, his veteran trainer, indicates plans toward retirement and questions surrounding the champion's future.
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O Brien Names Hart Umpire After Sp Trystal Signings
President Jos D. OBrien of the American Association announces William Hart as umpire for Milwaukee. Hart served as a pitcher last year and has now taken on the officiating role following a signing by Aymais.
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Pitcher Volz 15 Now Star in Beaton National League
Boston reports that pitcher Jacob P Volz is expected to join Beaton’s National League lineup next season. A former Manchester New England league standout, Volz has battled injuries but delivered strong performances in 1932, including wins over Nashua and Lawrence. At 24, he stands 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs around 190 pounds.
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Gotch's Nephew Challenges as Wrestler Emerges
Des Moines report notes Lawrence Pierzue, nephew of Gotch, issuing a challenge in wrestling at eight pounds. He declares he will wrestle any opponent next fall as he joins the traveling wrestling circuit in Goth.
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Western League Leaders Threaten Split in Baseball
Western League magnates plan revolt against the American and National leagues. A special Chicago meeting Saturday will discuss breaking away to form four separate organizations. Rourke of Omaha says the move aims to lure many big league players and cripple the majors at the outset of the war.
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Make-Up of Teams Io Settled In Major Leagues
A fragmented report shows major league and minor league rosters shifting after a busy draft. Many top minor stars moved down while veterans signed with affiliates, and teams plan spring training changes as they project lineups for the season across American and National Leagues.
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Une
Sporting of all sorts and league talks in Michigan
A flood of sports notes covers boxing claims by Rob Fite and middleweight talk, proposed Michigan wageball league towns from Saginaw to Port Huron, and potential presidents. Skating titles in Pittsburgh, roster moves in Milwaukee, salary debates with Cleveland catchers and Joe Murphy’s pay, plus New Orleans Jockey Club orders and manager signings.
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Central League Standings and Tuesday Night Scores
Central League standings show Danville and Haute near top with Indianapolis and Kokomo trailing. Tuesday results: Indianapolis 13 Kokomo 3, Logananort 6 Anderson 2. Wednesday schedule includes Anderson at Lafayette and Haute at Kokomo.
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Famous Indian football star dies on desert ranch
Special to the Sun from Los Angeles reports Pedro Lugo, renowned Indian football idol of Sherman Institute, dies miserably after years of pain from a kick injury. He passes alone in a remote shanty between San Bernardino and Rialto while neglected by locals. For two days his body lies unburied as no doctor will issue a death certificate.
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Hay Wagon Superstition Said to Signal Wins
Special to the Cincinnati byline recalls a superstition from a baseball season. Players believed passing a hay wagon or a wagon loaded with empty barrels foretold good or bad omens before games. Mike Mahoe notes they wagered on outcomes. the belief held that meeting such wagons, or a funeral procession, could presage disaster or success, depending on the direction and sighting.
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Wildcats Suffer Brutal Defeat at Home
Indianapolis dominated the game as Kokomo failed to respond. Indianapolis scorers included Higgins and Roberts with Lyons and Cusick in goal. Final tally shows Indianapolis 13, Kokomo 3, with Higging taking multiple shots and a large crowd frustrated by the home team's collapse.
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Indiana Versus Fort Wayne Duel Amid Gels Gap
Rapid recap of Bloomington area hockey action notes Indiana fights for a win over Fort Wayne while penalties and player changes loom. Long John Wiley retires from Lafayette team due to nose cancer, leaving Wiley’s absence shaping the race. Terre Haute and Lafayette showcase strong performances as Nut Wills bests Battery A in an amateur tilt at the Auditorium.
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Indianapolis editor dies by own action in Dayton hotel
William Sturrelt, 34, a noted newspaper seller and former Indianapolis worker, died Monday night in Dayton Ohio from morphine self-poisoning at the Cooper hotel. He had left Indianapolis recently, expressed intent to end his life, and left behind two children in St. Louis.
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Installes Lodge Officers in Irvington Tale
Col. Harry Ghosts of Irvington returned Tuesday morning from Bhelbpville Indiana where he had been attending the installation of officers in the Knights of Pythias lodge of that city.
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Hoosiers Roll In Poor Form In Bowling Meet
Special to the Milwaukee Journal Indianapolis bowlers showed a disappointing display in Milwaukee on February 2. Tom Carter and Hob Bryson stood out with some high counts, but the Marion No. 2 team and others failed to reach prize money. Keever posted the day’s high mark, while Talbert struggled. Sam Karpf was reelected secretary. J. J. Haager became congress president and Robert Bryson joined the executive committee.
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Hanlon Aims for 1906 Pennant With Brooklyn
Ned Matin notes Hanlon believes Brooklyn is ripe for a pennant, citing good patronage and potential player exchanges to boost Brooklyn to the lead in the National League next year. Hanlon predicts a harder pennant challenge than 1904 and expects beneficial effects from midseason player shuffles.
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Jimmy Sebring Story Signals Early Pro Baseball Journey
In Worcester Massachusetts Jimmy Sebring arrives for professional play but finds rest elusive. After long travel he endures a string of hotel orders and a humorous misreading of a strange folding bed, finally demanding sleep amid the confusing welcome. The episode reveals a wary, hopeful start to his major league path.
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