Local baseball squad readies for Waco Texas camp
Indianapolis party sails for Waco to begin spring training with Carr. Carr’s group includes Spencer, Chadbourne, Hayden, Lewis, Murch, Thielman, Williams and others. Weickman replaces Werden as trainer. Games planned with Waco club, a college team, and nearby Marlin Giants.
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Auto 5 B16 Factor in International Trade
A U S Bureau report notes the automobile becomes a key international trade factor. In 1909 world motor car exports exceed 50 million dollars, with U.S. share about 8.67 million, up 450 percent since 1899. American car and accessory output nears 150 million, placing autos among six leading domestic manufactures. About 73 thousand gasoline cars were built in 1909, with total motor vehicle output over 200 million.
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Butler and DePauw Face Off At Sutter College Gym
Butler meets DePauw in a college gym tonight after an early season DePauw win. Local team hopes for reversal as fans expect a close, competitive matchup.
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Butler
Depauw
Sutter Colege Gymnasium
Creditor and Debtor Clash Over $20 Debt
A creditor pleads for repayment of twenty dollars while the debtor expresses relief that the perpetual demand ends. The exchange highlights a trivial financial dispute with a humorous undertone.
Famous Herreshoff boat 10 to be shown during auto week
Indianapolis gears up for a rare display of the famous Herreshoff boat built with a real automobile motor. The Premier Motor Manufacturing Company will ship the Newport creation from Boston for exhibition during the last week of March and first week of April at Gibson Automobile Company showrooms and during the Indianapolis Automobile Trade association week.
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Bam M. Butler
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Jeffries Famous Second Bout With Fitz Sim mmons
A detailed recount of the 1902 James J. Jeffries versus Robert Fitzsimmons second fight at Fourteenth and Valencia in San Francisco. Jeffries dominates the warlike bout, delivering brutal lefts and rights to Fitzsimmons, who endures a damaged face yet holds on until Jeffries finishes him in the late rounds. Fitzsimmons declares retirement after the match.
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Robert Fitzsimmons
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Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Coney Island
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Jim Corbett
Rubblin
San Francisco
Fourteenth
Valencia
Graney
Langtry's Message to Contestants in Bowling Tourney
Secretary Abe Langtry of the American Bowling Congress opens the tenth annual tournament at Wayne Garden alleys Detroit. He explains efforts to accommodate entrants with date and squad choices, notes possible spelling errors in schedules, allows date trades if a partner is found, and highlights the cooperation of Detroit and Metroit bowlers and local volunteers for visiting players.
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American Bowling Congress
Wayne Garden
Detroit
Earlham Beats Wabash In Rough House Tilt
Earlham College edged Wabash 39 to 28 in Richmond Indiana. The Earlham freshmen defeated Carthage High School 30 to 3 in the curtain-raiser. Key players included Reagan Oneal Ebert Yount Furnas Mote Lambert and Stump with field goals and fouls listed. ref was Cook of Indianapolis. Time of halves was 20 minutes.
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Cook
Indianapoli
Pearl LaRue To Captain Warsaw Baseball Team
Pearl LaRue of Goshen will captain and manage the Warsaw Indiana baseball team in the Northern Indiana League. LaRue formerly played third base with Columbus of the American Association, Grand Rapids in the Central League, and Harrisburg in the Tri-State League.
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Pearl Larue
Goshen
Warsaw
Larue
Columbus
Grand Rapids
Harrisburg
White Sox send trio to Pacific coast trip with players short
The third and last annual White Sox special left La Salle street station at 10 45 last night bound for California carrying President Comiskey Manager Duffy and nearly enough players to start a new league.
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Washington Rink Trophy Cup Finals Tonight
Finals of the Washington Rink Trophy Cup will be held tonight with competitors Leo Collins Leon Daughters Byers and Dicks. The winner will meet Ragland, the city champion, next week.
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Washington
Lebanon Highs Beat Crawfordsville In Narrow Win
Lebanon Indiana high school defeated Crawfordsville high school last night in a 16 to 12 home basketball game. Lebanon led early and held on for the victory with strong defense and timely scoring from key players.
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the Lebanon High School
Crawfordaville High School
Thorntown
Thorntown High School
Franklin High
Recipe Promises Quick Cure for Nervous Debility
A terse ad promises a free copy of a doctor’s prescription to cure nervous debility and weakened manhood. It asserts a home remedy, touts secrecy, and urges writing to Dr. A. B. Robinson in Detroit for a plain envelope delivery without charge.
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Robinson
Lask
Detroit
Mich
Knockout Needed to Win Beantown Fight
Boston bout action favors knockouts as Bronson claims bias after drawing with Matty Baldwin. Bronson returns with record purse and fashion, eyes New Orleans and San Francisco dates, while critics praise Bronson’s clean boxing and decry alleged referee bias.
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Matty Baldwin
Boston
Bronson
Baldwin
New Orleans
San Franciso
Poston
Bronson-Baldwin
Frenson
Armory Arena
Baldwin and Bronson Clash In A Clean Boxing Bout
The bout featured stiff uppercuts and a coming in head low as Matty was caught. Baldwin showed steady leads and strong defense while Bronson blocked well and kept the visitor from scoring. Overall the exhibition was fair with Bronson earning the honors for boxing and clean hitting.
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Bronson
Kid Williams Plans Meet in Indianapolis
Louisville boxer Kid Williams is in Indianapolis and ready to meet any 10-ound opponent. He is stopping at 1 Virginia Avenue and seeks a challenger to arrange a bout.
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Kid Williams
Louisville
Indianapolis
Virginia Avenue
The Song by John A. Mcross Fragment
A reflective poem contemplates a universal song of joy and aging. It ponders where lasting happiness and weathering friendship reside, suggesting the heart, a blithe soul, or changing eyes as vessels for the elusive verse. The piece contrasts frost and spring across ages.
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John A. McRoss
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