Wattie and Carr Attend Big Baseball Commission Meeting
WATTIE AND CARR ATTEND The baseball war drama moves to Cincinnati Monday for the National Commission meeting in Garry Herrmanns home town. The 16 members of the two major leagues will debate concessions backed by millions. Carr will attend though no decisive action is expected. If concessions are granted the sport thrives. if refused, threats may be carried out by financial backers.
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National Commission
Garry Herrmann
Ssion
A. A
Carr
Boliefs
Marion Club to Open Home Season versus Notre Dame Five
The Marion club basketball team begins its home season Tuesday night at the club gymnasium in a matchup against Notre Dame University five.
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Notre Dame
Marion
Club
Notre Dame University
Local Bowlers Triumph Over Columbus Team
Indianapolis Pennsylvania shops bowlers defeated Columbus yesterday in a three game match. Coval Wiley Boyle Linegar and Mesker represented the Indianapolis team. Scores show Indianapolis 903 832 954 to Columbus 815 882 868.
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Indianapolis Pennsylvania
Columbus
Coval
Wiley
Boyle
Linegar
Mesker
Indianapolis
Reopening of the Boxing Game Promises New Champions
New York boxing reopens with ten round bouts and potential champions emerging within six months. Notable fighters include Young O Leary Johnny Daly Kid Murphy Jem Driscoll Knockout Brown Jack Goodman Young Otto Leach Cross Tommy Murphy Johnny Marto and contenders Frank Klaus Sailor Burke and Jack Robinson in various weights.
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New York
Young O'Leary
Johnny Daly
Kid Murphy
Jem Driscoll
Brown
Jack Goodman
Young Otto
Leach Cross
Tommy Murphy
Johnny Marto
West
Frank Klaus
Sailor Burke
Jack Robinson
Boxing tale ends with Lexington crowd disappointed
Special to the Indianapolis Sun reports Mike Schreck and Marvin Hart left Lexington after a much anticipated bout failed to deliver. Promoters and visitors packed the city expecting a title contender, but the event did not live up to hopes, with Schreck returning to Cincinnati and Lexington’s boxing prominence waning.
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Lexington
Mike Schreck
Marvin Hart
Wltn
Schreck
Cincinnati
Free Receipt For Weak Men Cure Guide
A promotional notice offers a free copy of a “prescription” said to cure nervous debility and weakened manhood without medicine. It claims rapid, private home use and urges write requests to Mr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit for a copy.
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A. E. Robinson
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Hart Reconsiders Australia Fight After Johnson Loss
Hart left for Louisville in disappointment over the aborted fight and his hope to win honors from Schreck. He previously defeated Jack Johnson in San Francisco on March 28, 1906, and received a telegram offering a $10,000 Australia bout if Johnson could be arranged. He hesitated to respond, signaling uncertainty about the proposal. Hart already has a victory over Johnson on his record.
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Louisville
Schreck
Jack Johnson
San Francisco
Australia
Seitz
Johnson
Rube Wad dell Shines in All Star Football Game
In St. Louis the All-Star Ruby football game saw Rube Wad dell star for the local side against Chicago. Walter Eckersall dominated with three field goals and the West prevailed 4 to 2. Wad dell's defense and tackling were standout though he left the field after a jaw injury.
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Rube Waddell
Chicago
Walter Eckersall
Auarterback
Rube
Devlin Beats Evans In 15 Round Philadelphia Fight
In Savannah Georgia about 2500 fans watched Tommy Devlin of Philadelphia win a decision over Young Evans of New York after 15 hard rounds. Devlin pressed in nearly every round and Evans, outweighed by about ten pounds, could not match his opponent's cleverness.
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Evans
Bavannah
Tommy Devlin
Philadelphia
Young Evans
New York
New Illinois club men swim Lake Michigan on New Year's Day
Anton Jaeger Joseph Jensen and Frank Elliott of the New Illinois Athletic club broke ice from the Columbia Yacht club float to plunge into Lake Michigan on New Year’s Day. Despite temperatures in the twenties and chilly winds they enjoyed the annual custom and hurried back to the clubhouse shivering.
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Chicago
Anton Jaeger
Joseph Jensen
Frank Elliott
New Illinois Athletic Club
Columbia Yacht Club
Lake Michigan
City Bowling Tourney Ends With Prizes Tonight
The city bowling tourney wraps up tonight with prizes distributed per final standings. Cobler-Armstrong leads two men’s and Buddenbaum well ahead in individuals. Pritchett and Fox topped two-men division with 1159, Meyer and Graff 1130, Seidensticker and Rathbone 1122, Cooper and Knox 1119, while Pritchett leads individuals with 613 and ascends to third place.
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Fox
Meyer
Graff
Seidensticker
Rathbone
Cooper and
Knox
Pritchett
Friday Bowling Tourney Scores Scramble Two-Man Teams
Readable scores from a Friday bowling tourney show multiple two man teams with individual game figures and running totals. Pritchett Fox Rathbone Sidnster Knox Newlin Gibland etc appear in varying handicaps and total scores across numerous lanes and rounds.
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Meyer
Fox
Rathbne
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Kleine
Hake
Ingersoll
Graff
Moore
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Bush
Carson
Talbert
Baker
Decline and Shifts in 1905 American Association Roster
A survey of 1905 American Association players shows many stars fading or moving to major leagues. Survivors include Kihm at first base, Wrigley and McCormick at second, Friel at third, Woodruff and Sullivan in the infield, and Wheeler at St Paul. Several catchers and pitchers linger, with others switching teams or leagues, including Roth to Milwaukee and Sullivan to Kansas City.
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Coulon Retains Bantamweight Championship in Kansas City
Johnny Coulon remains the bantamweight world champion after defeating challenger Mike Orrison by decision over six quiet rounds in Kansas City. Orrison pursued the limit but offered little offense and mostly protected himself, with a single promising exchange in the fourth before Coulon’s sharp left ended the aggression.
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Johnny Coulon
Mike Orrison
Notre Dame Basketball Team Goes Unbeaten in South
In Mobile Alabama yesterday the Notre Dame basketball team from Notre Dame University defeated the YMCA team by 41 to 18. The Irish remain undefeated in southern games as they previously won all matches in the region.
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Notre Dame Univesity
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Ala
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Ed Curley's Selections Mostly Favor Auspicious at Oakland
In a series of race picks, Auspicious and King James emerge as top bets. Curley lists horses for Oakland and Los Angeles venues with probable winners noted for each card.
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Arawaka
Sam Clay
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Judge Dundon
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Sid Silver
Prince Brutus
Marion Rose
Lena Moile
Livonia
Lilium
Ight Knight
Foot Loose
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Fulleta
Lady Alicia
Fanatic
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Saracinesca
Curriculum
Fulletta
Los Angeles
Arace-Valley Stream
Ban Rose
Fielder
Virgie Casse
Helena S
Kiera
Canique
John Carroll
Summer Cloud
King James
Gloria
Medick
Harry Scott
Vesme
J. C. Clem
Fleming
Jane Swift
Lord Nelson
Bout Ends A Draw In Six Round Fight
Young Nitchie and Tommy Langdon battled to a six round draw yesterday afternoon at the Nonpareil Athletic Club before a large crowd. Langdon replaced Battling Hurley who could not box due to an eye injury.
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Young Nitchie
Tommy Langdon
Langdon
Battling Hurley
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