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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1900

Page

8

Newby Oval toRemainTrack for Bicycle Meet This Season

Indianapolis riders expect a good bicycle race meet at Newby Oval this season with the track kept in excellent condition. Directors deny tearing down the oval and say no NC A admission talks yet though racing likely under NC A auspices. grand circuit begins in July with events across Milwaukee Ottumwa Louisville Cincinnati Detroit and other cities.

Indianapolis Newby Oval Arthur C. Newby Oval NG. A G. G. Greenboureg Board of Control

B C Defeats the Turners in Marion Alleys Bowling Match

The I B C team beat the Turners two out of three to climb in the percentage race. Poor bowling across the board kept scores low though steady. Turner Dicks led Turners with 182 while B C top effort by G Mueller 152 and F Barton 192 highlighted the night.

I. B. Cg Turners Marion I. B. C. Turners Balz Shreve Mieldg G.seidensticker B.C G. Mueller H. Bauer F. Barton W. Off S. Kotteman Total S Turners Foy Lauter

Baseball Preliminaries Highlight Turbulent Offseason

Tommy Burke likely to captain Milwaukee Brewers after Eastern league securing him. he started with Rochester in 1896 and helped win the pennant last year. Ban Johnson travels to Cleveland to back the new American league club. Cleveland will field a moneyed team as NL talent shifts. Carlisle Indians schedule demand rises with 16 games arranged. Buffalo signs Carey Andrews and Tim Flood shifting positions. Boston's Selee praises Jack Barry as a future corker. NL circuit committee to meet in New York to plan the coming season amid Freedman threats.

Tommy Burke Milwaukee Brewers Rochester N. Y Ban Johnson Clevend Cleveland Carlisle Indians Dan Shannon Buffalo George Cereyald Jay Andrews Minnieapolis Carey Andrews Tim Flood Fort National League York Searth Freedman Cir

West Coast college teams eyed by returning players

The note outlines several players and possible team alignments. Eddie McKeax may join the Cleveland American League club this season while Tom Loftus scouts a training site in the south and Selma, Alabama visit. Peck plans to join Syracuse in the Eastern league. Bin Lange reports Hart must offer over 5400 dollars to play center field and captain Chicago this season, implying Lange considers returning to play.

Eddie ‘McKeax Tom Loftus South Chicago Selma Ala Pee Peck Toledo Beason Syracuse bin ‘Lange Hart Lange

Y M C A Defeats Butler and High School in Busy Night

The Y M C A basketball team beat Butler 56 to 32 and toppled the high school 32 to 12 as they prepare for a Friday and Saturday clash with Fon du Lac in the YMCA gym. The Muncie Royals beat Richmond Henleys 3 to 1 to lead 20 to 7 in the seven game polo series, with 100 fans and a brass band traveling to Richmond. Boxing notes include Sharkey’s plan to retire after facing Jeffries or Fitzsimmons, Walcott’s claimed willingness to box top stars, and Frank Childs versus Jack Bonner in Chicago Friday.

Butler Fon du Lac Muncie Royals Richmond Henleys Muncie Royals Richmond Sharkey Jeffries Fitzsimmons Fitz Tom O’rourke Walcott Corbett McCoy Maher Ruhlin Barbadoes Jack Daly Terry McGovern Oscar Gardner Erie Frank Childs Chicago Jack Bonner Philadelphia

National boxing reform plan proposed by Sam Davis

Sam Davis of the Carson City club, which ran the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight, proposes a national boxing organization. The draft rules punish foul play with escalating fines up to 10 percent, 20 percent, 40 percent, and 10 percent of purses, and may ban offenders from all clubs for a year.

Chicago Sam Davis Carson City Nev

Will They Get Together Sharkey Fitzsimmons Fight Proposed

New York report says a Sharkey versus Fitzsimmons match may be arranged next Monday. The pair have a heated rivalry and the winner would claim the champion. Sharkey demands a five week window and Queensberry rules. Fitzsimmons wants any rules but forbids McCoy as the first opponent. Referee selection likely to spark trouble.

New York Sharkey Fitzsimmons Marquis of Queensberry

Is It Murder The Puzzling Death In Cincinnati

Police investigate a gruesome discovery in Cincinnati after an engineer finds a man’s mutilated body parts inside a soap box carried from Seymour Indiana. Authorities seek the box sender while identifying the victim believed to be about sixty five years old.

Cincinnati Jerome Boyles B. & O. Express St. Louis Seymour Ind Wagner

McAbee Authorized to Ban Non-English Workers in Danger Jobs

Attorney general Taylor says State factory inspector McAbee may forbid hiring men who cannot speak English in dangerous roles. The ruling stems from Roumanian John Grebski's eye injury at Republic iron and steel in Muncie after two months in the United States. McAbee will act after investigation to prevent repeats.

Taylor McAbee John Grebski Republic Iron and Steel Company Muncie

Tragic double murder sundered by suicide in Bluefield

In sittlesburg farmer Jas Glean killed his daughter Killen 17 and her lover Albert Marsh 23 in a Tuesday confrontation. Glean then shot Marsh and wounded his daughter before fatally slashing his own throat. Both victims died soon after.

Bluefield W. Va Jas. Glean Sittlesburg Glean Killen Albert Marsh Spanishburg Marsh Gijean Fllen Can

Blizzard Wreck Kills Three as Parlor Car Burns

Three people die and several are injured after a Missouri Pacific wreck near Independence on a blizzard night. A fast express crashed into a parlor car. debris caught fire as victims including Mrs. J. G. Schmidlapp and others from Cincinnati suffered severe burns and injuries.

Kansas City Missouri Pacific Independence St. Louis

Storm King Squelches Chicago Stranding City Transport

Chicago is snow bound as streetcar lines fail and streets fill with 12 to 20 inches of snow. Railroads into the city halt while lake traffic and harbors freeze under ice. Vessels linger on a dangerous open lake as tugs battle ice to free stranded ships. The storm spans Kansas to Indiana with a forecast to last until Thursday morning.

Chicago Trafic Goodrich City of Racine Kansas Missouri Wisconsin Iowa Lower Michigan Indiana Inois Weather Bureau

Two Fires in a Night Ruin Woman’s Home and Belongings

Mary Buchen rear 775 Center street reports two fires Tuesday night causing about 150 total damage. The first blaze at 8 p.m. started from a overturned lamp in a coal closet. she escaped with a burned arm and saved only her jacket. A neighbor found a second fire around midnight that destroyed remaining furniture. the house owned by William Hauntsman suffered about 100 damage and is insured.

Mary Buchen Center St William Hauntsman

Naval reserves seen as key to future national defense

The article lauds the naval militia's wartime service from Florida to Maine and advocates creating a national naval reserve. It proposes a trained, mobile force of seafaring men and engineers drilled annually, led by the naval department, to augment fleets in war and man harbor defenses, with veterans and shore personnel eligible for service.

Cuba Florida Maine Naval Department Santiago Manila

American Ship to Yokohama Reported

A report from SOUSADAYA JAVA dated February 28 states an American ship owned by D. F. Chapman & Co. of New York sailed to Yokohama. The vessel’s registered tonnage was 1,885 M. D. Smith Butternut MI 3h endorses Dewitt’s Little Barry Risers as the best laxative pills.

Borns. Sousadaya Java Yokohama D. F. Chapman &Co New York

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