Draw Ends Morgan Fitzpatrick Williams Bout in Auditorium
In a fast crowd filled night at the Auditorium Freddie Cule of Indianapolis and George Williams of Chicago fought to a draw after ten rounds. Cole and Williams traded dominance with both men scoring and bleeding, while Fitzpatrick's overweighted display against Morgan Fitzpatrick was ruled a draw and drew calls for a rematch. Cooley defeated Sam Moss in two rounds as Bartley and Gregg watched from ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie
Cule
Indianapolis
George Williams
Chicago
Willams
Bret
Cole
Ryan
Sata
Ike
Williams
Fitzpatrick
Morgan
Fitz
Stern
Referes
Peoria
Fort Wayne
Jimmy Cooley
Sam Moss
Boston
Cooley
Mike Bartley
Joe Gregg
Bowling high score leads Independent league night
Wallace of the Oregons rolled 254 to top Wednesday’s Independent Bowling night. Schmidt of the Capitals was second with 2 in a Chicago-typo error, Rickert of the Manhattans placed third with 200. The Reliance beat the Centrals, Royals fell to Capital Cities, and several teams tied including the Oregons and Blue Ribbons as standings update from Columbia Alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Oregons
Schmidt
Capitals
Rickert
Manhattans
Reliance
Centrals
Royals
Deweys
Columbia
Manhattans Goodwin Ane
Meier Art Rt
Endslow . Boweresen
Dickey
Baker
Eee
Azeete
Jeyd
Dewevra
B. Boyle
Loubert Senneweeseee
Rose
Ener Enneenee
Turner Aleays
Cim
Capital Citys
Seans Eater
Snee
Brooke
Borgerine
R. Churchman
Ius Sverseese
Hartwick
Renworth
Hendrickson
Johantges
I. Petersen
Bette Naeen Sgr
Metcalf
Hoffman
Woellesen
Wa Rarz Vesper
Thaa Kehrein
Hdwean
Rene Tha Royals Saree
Stockman
Rabess
Wallace Nv
Deere Eeeene Deena Eee
Mueller
Hidy Aabereaee
Eereeas Ees
Meyer
Chen Cetereeee
Dunbar Pesse Warntedee
Taylor Veweee
Michaels Danvecencerenn
Kleinsrenee
Maisell
Onsee
C. Rinneese
Wechsler
Wiere
Bailey
Case Perenne
Chandler
Miller
Rathbone
Wycott
Cc. Resener Lq
Rinne Eee
Jefferis Eeeen
E. Resener
EE. Brinkmeyer
Ccoesses
Ee Peeperesees
Michel Pease
Ss Ee
Aes Gwis Griffin
Goorey
Shea Veeree
Deere Been
Eere Etteees
Gibson Newman Wanes
Bate
Fy Carson
Reese Ewes
D. Connor
Aes Gale Aeneas Oe
Io Gay
I J. Comnot
O’connor
Neee Oa
T. Cairson
Maloney
Cosgreve Ee
Moran Pheeeseas
O Connor Makes High
Charlies O Connor of the Crows achieves a high mark noted in local sports briefs with limited readable context. The fragment confirms O Connor’s involvement with the Crows but lacks full event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies O'Connor
The
Crows
Draw at Baltimore Ends in Hard Round Between Burns and Stein
Soldier Burns of Baltimore and Kid Stein of Philadelphia boxed to a hard round draw at the Nonpareil Athletic club Highlandtown. Judges Mike Regan and Joe Wirt awarded the draw with popular approval. Referee Al Murray oversaw the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Baltimore
Soldier Burns
Kid Stein
Philadelphia
Highlandtown
Mike Regan
Joe Wirt
al McMurray
Big Sport Feature For Sun's Pages
The Sun announces a new series of boxing excerpts by Jack O'Brien to appear Friday. The installments promise realism, depicting the fighter's thoughts and the dash of Shaw and London in a vivid sports literature piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
the Sun
Jack O'Brien
O’brien
Bernard Shaw
Cashiell Byron
Jack London
O'Brien
Jack
Signals Shape Umpiring as Fans Demand Clarity in Baseball
Fans request clear calls this season prompting American and other leagues to adopt new signals. Umpires, led by Ban Johnson’s associate Silk O Loughlin, demonstrate the raised right hand for a strike and the absence of raise for a ball, with the illustration showing a strike call and a foul indication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk” O'Loughlin
Ban Johnson
Sharkey Plans Return to Ireland for New Heavyweight Clash
Tom Sharkey says he will travel to Ireland this summer to find a heavy weight capable of beating all comers. He criticizes current contenders such as O’Brien Burns and Squires, promises to bring back a fighter who can defeat them, and claims a large purse awaits a live heavyweight ready to fight. He mentions his brother Jack as a potential recruit and envisions bringing a strong fighter back to New York to challenge the heavies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Benny
Sharkey
Ireland
O'Brien
Burns
Squires
Jeff
Philadelphia
New York
Jack
Johnny
Sports Chips and Sidelights from the Season
Joe Gans remains in the has been class as far as money matters. Germany plans a new auto race this fall. Harry Payne Whitney may take a Yankee polo team to England for the American cup. Battling Nelson eyes easy money in England preparing to fight Johnny Summers for a 35260 purse. Detroit laments Cleveland high salaries while Larry Lajoie stands out with a big wage. Australian rugby eyes a fall US visit. Coe claims a new world record with an eight pound shot of 6 feet 1 1/2 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gans
Harry Payne Whitney
England
Battling Nelson
Johnny Summers
National Sporting Club
W. W. Coe
Palmer Stakes Ring Clash With Jack O'Brien
English heavyweight Palmer arrives in New York eager to fight Jack O'Brien or any top contender. At 28, he weighs 170 pounds, trains hard, and claims he can beat O'Brien after meeting him in training. He denounces Gunner Moir as a poor champion and hints at past betting he lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Jack O’brien
Hotel Metropole
Jack O'Brien
O’brien
O'Brien
Ireland
Gunner” Moir
Mollie Montrose Dominates Bennings Juvenile Scene
In New Orleans on February 28, Mollie Montrose emerged as the top two year old filly, defeating Notasulga and attracting attention from eastern trainers. Jockey Garner extended his lead with 67 wins, aiming to match last winter’s record as Nicol trails with 46. Burlew and ONeill lead owners with 23,040 dollars, ahead of Ed Corrigan’s stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bennings
Mollie Montrose
Schrieber
HE. M. Fry
Fry
Nashville
Aqueduct
Notasulga
Garner
Nicol
Hennessy
Mountain
Burlew & O'Neill
Ed. Corrigan
The Race Winners at Hot Springs and Oakland Meet
The list shows multiple race winners across venues Hot Springs and Oakland with odds and connections. Grenade and Refined lead the Hot Springs event while Albia and Pal headline Oakland, followed by other entrants such as Belden Miss Affable and Ida May with varied odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenade
Garner
Beckman
Bertimount
Lioya
J. Swain
Belden
Dearborn
C. H. Shilling
Bilac eSuccesser Kone
Bendigo
Oakland
Trade Sends Buelow To St Louis For O'Brien
The Cleveland and St Louis American league teams completed a deal sending catcher Buelow from Cleveland to St Louis in exchange for second baseman O'Brien. O'Brien will serve as understudy to manager Lajoie for the season. Cleveland has long sought a versatile second baseman to back up Lajoie, with past utility players Kahl and Barbeau no longer in that role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
St. Louis
Buelow
The
Clevelands
O'Brien
Hedges
McAleer
Lajoie
Perring
Omaha
Kahl and Barbeau
Ethel Check Wins St Valentine Match Play Title
In Pinehurst North Carolina on February 28 Ethel Check of East Orange New Jersey defeated Mrs T E Young of Cleveland Ohio five up with three to play in the final of the St Valentine match play for women. Mrs P H Fuenergan of Cleveland who won the qualification gold medal fell to Mrs Young in the semifinal by one down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Pinehurst
N. C
St. Valentine
Iss Ethel Check
East Orange
N. J
T. E. Young
Cleveland
P. H. Fuenergan
Young
Free Books Offer From Dr D M Bye Advertised
A notice urges readers to write to Dr D M Bye for free books and warns against imitators. It provides the address 316 N Illinois St Indianapolis Ind and cautions recipients to contact the originator directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Bye
Illinois
Indianapolis
Ind
Chesbro Quits Baseball For Year On Remarkable Decision
New York February 2 Griff Chesbro announces his plan to quit baseball for the year. Boss Clario Griffith seeks to persuade the pitcher to continue with the team and work toward regaining form. Chesbro cites past failures and desires time off before returning to play. No salary issue is involved. the decision rests on his belief he cannot deliver peak performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
New York
Clario Griffith
Jack Chesbro
Griff
Chesbro
Jack
Griffiths
Frank Farrell
Anson Gave the Odds and Yet Lost His Bet
In a past game between Anson and Buck Ewing a playful bet led to a wild exchange. Ewing aimed to hit through Anson as he stood at short, taunting him with a boast before slamming the ball toward Anson who fumbled attempts to field. The scene ended with Ewing advancing to second base as Anson threw away the play in frustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
Buck” Ewing
Chicago
Ewing
Anse
Pittsburg Pirates Poised for Strong Batting Ahead of Pennant Race
Early baseball analyses claim Pittsburg leads the league in hitting with a .303 nine man lineup last year. With players like Clark Anderson Wagner Leach and Storke expected to perform, Pittsburg may outslug New York and Chicago and challenge for the pennant this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Clark
Anderson
Wagner
Leach
Storke
New York
Chicago
Browns Trade Rickey for Yeager in Big League Swap
President Hedges of the Browns wired from New York that he traded Branch Rickey for Joe Yeager of the New York Americans. Rickey, a promising catcher, joined St. Louis last season and showed a strong spring start before illness and a late-season comeback. He is a slashing hitter with prospects as a high class batter and has never played on Sundays due to religious scruples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Branch Rickey
Browns
Joe Yeager
New York Americans
Rickey
St. Louis
New York
Glass Track Meet at Shortridge March 15
Arrangements are made to stage the Inter- Class track meet March 15 in the Shortridge High School gymnasium. Four classes compete in sprint and field events with a four man relay of three laps per runner. Coaches Ralph Carter and Otto Wurl lead the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Ralph Carter
Otto Wurl
Shortridge
Hulswitt Heads to West Baden for Senators Camp
Columbus February 28. Manager Clymer aims for a full Senators squad for the next AA race. Shortstop Hulswitt plans to travel next week to West Baden Indiana to prepare and stay until team drills resume at Neil Park in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulswitt
West Baden
Indiana
Neil Park
Horses Shipped to Lexington for Heintz and Partners
J Davidson of Pittsburg sent Rosemont the snow horse by Montrose dam to Ouward to Heintz of Pittsburg and a team of coach horses in the same car. Wilson of Faris sold Actresse the trotting mare to W A Campbell agent for Oliver Batley of Peoria Ill. The rest notes cover chess trophies and budding bowling plans amid scattered sports and baseball trade chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Lexington
J. B. Davidson
Pittsburg
Rosemont
Montrose
Ouward
H Heintz
J. Ss. Wilson
Faris
W. A. Campbell
Oliver Y. Batley
Peoria
Mara
Axtell
Consideration Privates
Notre Dame Baseball Schedule Revealed for Season
South Bend reports Notre Dame has announced its schedule of baseball games for the upcoming season. The list includes dates and opponents as part of the official release from the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morgan Fitzpat
Rick
Moss
Sun’s
Steward-Hord Sanatorium
Shelbyville, Ind
Tom Sharkey
Old Country
Tad
Soltan Eee
Faust Ee
Sportlettes
Germany
New York Giants
California
Detroit
Larry Lajoie
Detroiters
America
Jack O' Brien
Philadelphian
Yankee Fighters
Jack Palmer
Southland
Gar
Ner
Albia
A. Brown
Weeees
Pal
F. Graham
Ceeeeeeeesee
Eveeseeees Jl
Dusty Miller
Gross
Pontotoc
Scoville
Ccseenenuee UL Northwest
Sandy
Seaweeeesee
ASCOT
O'Haver
Piquet
J. Harris
Balbus
D. Boland
Pete O'Brien
Hoosier
Happy Jack Chessbro
McQuaid
Pirates
CUBS
General Batts
San
New York Ester
Hofman
Sheckard
Kling
Ih Corcoran
Dahlen
Strang
Mour
Browne
Shannon
Brefnahan
Yeager
Branch Rickey
ST. Louis, Mo
Glass
Rulswitt
Columbus
Clymer
Senators
Prof. Midgley
T. H. Midgley
Midgley
Kalamazoo
Mich
Heintz
Cable
Beaumont
Abbatichio
Pirate
Rhoades
Joss A
Huder
Cor
Penn
Nici
Sora
Han
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!