Bryson Likely Re-elected A B C President At St Louis
Robert H. Bryson of Indianapolis probably won re election as president of the American Bowling Congress at the St Louis convention in March. He faces opposition from Garry Herrmann of Cincinnati for the post, while St Paul and Chicago back Bryson for his sport minded leadership and ability to unite factions. Cincinnati hopes to host the 198 tourney but fears bias if Herrmann leads, and St Paul bids strong with St Louis backing a prior agreement. Frank Pasdeloup of Chicago to be re elected treasurer.
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Robert H. Bryson
Indianapolis
American Bowling Congress
St. Louis
Bryson
Chicago
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Baseball Team
National Baseball Commission
Herrmann
Jierrmann
Lierrmann
Byrson
Missouri City
Cincinnati Association
Newport
Sam Karpf
Dayton
Congress
Frank Pasdeloup
Mike
Jessa Burkett
Worcester
Jess
Applications for Liquor Licenses in Indianapolis Ward 14 and Ward 11
Notices filed by Thomas Fitzgibbons and Ora Ellis in Marion County Indiana seeking state licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. Fitzgibbons describes a front room at 12% Oliver Ave No 12 in Clark's addition. Ellis notes 120 W Ohio St a two story brick building in Brown and Stokes subdivision. Both seek February term approval and include pool table notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Oliver Ave
Clark
Indianapolis
Merion County
Oliver
Board of Commissioners
Ohio St
Brown and Stokes
Ora Ellis
Reid Prepares to Quit Harvard Football Coach
Special to The Sun from Cambridge Massachusetts details Bill Reid planning to leave Harvard in about two weeks to manage his father's Belmont California real estate business. Team members, including Captain Parker and players Kersberg Burr and Wendell, urge him to stay, but Reid insists on a rest and will not coach again.
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Cambridge
Mass
Reid
Harvard
Belmont
Cal
Capt. Parker
Brookline
Kersberg
Burr
Wendell
Bill Reid
Donlin
Sebring
Charley Street
Mike Donlin
Camnitz
Dell Mason
Baltimore
New York Giants
Jim
McGraw
Gilbert
Sports Notes and Rumors From The Circuit
A collage of sports chatter mentions life in baseball boxing cycling golf and auto tests. Noted moves include St Louis Americans acquiring Aus tin’s star pitcher McGill and Abe Attell opening a billiard hall in San Francisco. John L Sullivan and Fitzsimmons surface in playful snippets while nine infielders are listed for New York next season. Jesse Burkett leads Worcester as president manager and star.
Race results at Los Angeles and San Francisco cards
Los Angeles races list winners Bannell King Arab Martha James Sir Caruthers Elizabeth F. Brooke course Los Angeleno Reservation and times. San Francisco card shows Swagger Prestige Lady Hildreth Rotrou Governor Davis Nealon with respective odds and times.
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Los Angeles
Bannell
Koehler
Thaddeus
William Parrish
King Arab
Preston
St. Edger
Little Minister
Martha James
Bullman
Kismet, Jr
Early
Sir Caruthers
Koerner
Avantellus
Barble
Elizabeth F
Fisher
Azora
Woodthorpe
Brooke Course
Los Angeleno
Haring
Reservation
Freesias
San Francisco
Swagger
Miller
Vincentio
Bill Perry
Prestige
Hunter
Metlakatla
Santa Rey
Lady Hildreth
W. Miller
Charay
Billy Myers
Rotrou
Wright
Lela Hill
Trapsetter
Governor Davis
Sandy
Cheers
Nealon
Notice to voters of Twelfth Ward on liquor license
Notice to the citizens and voters of Center Township Marion County Indiana that James P Ryan will apply to the Board of Commissioners at the February 1907 term for a license to sell intoxicating liquids in quantities under five gallons in a front room 12 by 43 feet on Maryland Street Indianapolis Ward 32. He also applies for pool table and restaurant privileges in the same room.
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Citis
Twelfth
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
James P. Ryan
Johnson backs signaling code for balls and strikes in league
Ban Johnson proposes a visible signaling system for balls and strikes to inform spectators, possibly via hand signals or electric score boards like St Louis. The idea reportedly echoes a Tribune suggestion from Washington and aims to make umpire decisions instantly clear to all fans in attendance.
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Ban Johnson
Thunder
Harry Levinson
Washington
Washington, D. C
Chisago Tribune
American League
Tribune
St. Louis
National Capital
The
Johnson
Two Charleston and Wheeling teens arrested for shoplifting
Laura Frost aged 28 from Charleston and Rose Keller aged 18 from Wheeling were arrested in New York on shoplifting charges. Jewelry and several pairs of gloves were found on the two.
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New York
Laura Frost
Charleston
W. Va
Rose Keller
Wheeling
Cancer and Tumor Cured by Olls Report
Advertisement claiming cancer and tumors cured through a combination labeled Olls. Prompts readers to write to the originator for free books. Warns of imitators and provides an Indianapolis address for Dr. D. M. Bye at 316 N. Tillnois St.
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D. M. Bye
N. Tillnois St
Indianapolis
Ind
Left Lead Punching the Bag Technique Guide
Instructional piece detailing the straight left lead and right cross in boxing. Describes stance, footwork, body leaning, bag rebound timing, and alternating punches for smooth, effective practice. Mentions Corbett O'Brien Gans and Fitzsimmons as examples of leading boxers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Corbett
Jack O’brien
Jose Gans
Bob Fitzsimmons
Butte Girl Denies Engagement With Battling Nelson
Blanche Savoy of Butte says she and Battling Nelson were merely pals not engaged. She dismisses reports she traveled by special train to nurse him after his recent fight. She also rejects stories of any bedside visit as a “pipe dream.”
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Butte
Mont
Blanche Savoy
Battling Nelson
Chapion
Miss Savoy
Nelson
College Champions of the Past Year
A listing of college sports across multiple disciplines and schools. Teams mentioned include Yale, Penn, Cornell, Haverford, Princeton, Columbia, West Point, Michigan, Nebraska, Minnesota, Chicago, Johns Hopkins, Harvard, and others. The text pairs sports like baseball, football, basketball, track, cross country, fencing, swimming, lacrosse, tennis, golf, wrestling, rowing, hockey, and bowling with various universities.
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Pennsylvania
Haverford
Cornell
West Point
Yale
New York University
Harvard
Johns Hopkins
Michigan
Wale
Nebraskanese
Minnesota
Ssasseuse Chicago
Morgan to Meet Sterns in Local Welterweight Fight
Eddie Sterns of Noblesville agrees to meet Jack Morgan at a smoker for visiting United Mine Workers delegates on January 18. The ten round bout features Sterns vs Morgan with a Mayfield bout in Laporte on January 24. Gorman and Kid Brown box the semi wind up, with Jimmy Cooley potentially added if an opponent is found.
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Jack Morgan
United
Mine Workers’ Convention
Sterns
Mayfield
Laporte
Jack Gorman
Kid Brown
Jimmy Cooley
Indiana Tops DePauw In Overtime 27 25
Indiana defeats DePauw 27 to 25 in overtime after a 25 25 regular score. McCoy Thompson Martin Sanders Guedel scored for Indiana. Sheets Pruitt Fairfield McKee contributed for DePauw. Referee McCormish. time halves 20 minutes. attendance 600.
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Indiana
McCoy Pruitt
Thompson Fairfield
Martin McKes
Sanders Grady
Guedel
DePauw
Sheets
Pruitt
Fairfield
McKee
McCoy
Thompson
Martin
Sanders
McCormish
Terre Haute
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS REPORT
Races at New Orleans feature six selling and stakes events with horses such as Capt. Hale Plea Blue Lee Devout Fonsaluca and Dargin in races from 3 to 7 furlongs. Timings range from 1:19 3-5 to 1:90 with riders J Daly Boyle Hennessy Nice and D Austin among others in a busy program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Capt. Hale
J. Daly
Henry Bosworth
Sagapanak
Plea
Boyle
Sabador
Molo B
Blue Lee
J. Hennessy
Hazel M
Devout
Nice
Kelnwood
Fonsaluca
Mr. Jack
Eula
Dargin
D. Austin
Gentian
Agta
John Harfman
Tebeau Plans Move of National Headquarters to Chicago
The Sporting News reports George Tebeau pushes for a Chicago base for the Nacional association to ease midwest meetings and reduce Pacific Coast travel. Farrell, longtime secretary, holds power over headquarters, opposing Tebeau Griffiths plots and defending a scandal-free record amid leadership struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tebeau
Nacional
Chicago
Sporting News
Pacific Coast
New York
Middle West
Pebeau Onen
National Association
Farrell
National Board
J. Ed. Grillo
American Association
Cincinnatian
Grillo
Tebeau
Tebeau-Grffiths
Griffiths
Cirristis
Fairbanks Team Fails to Deliver in Busy League Night
Bush leads Bushes with 245 in a Manufactures League night as Manchester scores 229 for National Auto, Laycocks top the standings with strong showings in three games. Parrys shut down Mann Neimeyers and Jenneys, while American Cans fall twice to National Autos. Multiple alley totals show varied performances across TURNER, COLUMBIA, and CITY CLUB alleys with several players posting high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polks
National Autos
Turner Alleys
Parrys
Maas-Nemeyers
Griffith
Anders
West
Byers
Murray
Davie
Wiggam
J. Byers
Greer
Columbia Alleys
Pritchatt
Manchestr
Bchaub
van Wie
Hammond
Remier
Bebenger
Hancock
Richert
Hacker
Atlas
Wheeler
Poehler
Churchill
Ralph
Johantges
Browell
Yager
Johnson
Bebinger
Ing. Allgram
Jaycooss
Fairbankses
Bush
Kessel
Moyers
Bowen
Spizfaden
Hereth
Wit Jenney
Hendrkan
Fagin
Werkhoff
Jenneys
T.hrdrkan
Backett
Smith
Geeting
Fitzgerald
Bosart
Carter
Cooney Leads South-sides in Coal League Night
Cooney of the South-sides rolled 24 pins in his third game for a 194 score, second highest. The South-sides won two games from the West-sides while the East-sides claimed two from the North-sides. Top scores include Fuehring 190 130 111 and Meyer Jr 179 135 115.
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Cooney
Fuehring
Coonay
Heller
Meyer Jr
B. Maxwel
Hoffman
Bradshaw
Morgan
Dittmer
Meyer
Mickley
F. Goepper
Reinecke
Maxwell
Pigman
King M
Englesfield
Mintergatte
Lambert
Goepper
Kelly sprinter to enter Michigan
Detroit December 7 New words from Michigan alumni in Detroit report Dan Kelly new world champion in the Teweaxird dash may join Wolverine University at Michigan's athletic program. Oregon base Michigan stars urge him to choose Michigan as his college. Kelly successor to Arthur Duffy in the 1M-yard event with a 33-5 time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Michigan Alamni
Detroit
Northwest
Dan Kelly
Maysom
Wolverine
Oregon
Welly
Bruce Shorts
Norcross
Dad Gregory
Michiigan
Michigan
Kelly
Arthur Duffy
Commission Makes Baseball History
At the National Commission meeting in Cincinnati, Garry Herrmann was re elected chair. Sebring’s case was postponed, and a trio of reinstatement requests were refused. A Tristate league agreement bars contract jumpers from returning to National clubs and details a list of players affected. Donlin and Camnitz were among those touched by Sebring’s testimony.
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Jimmy Sebring
National Commission
Tristate League
Sebring
Ban Jonson
Garry Herrmann
John E. Bruce
National League Committee
Broderick, Wiggs
Wiltse
Tristate
J'mped
H. J. Bressler
Williamsport
Boston
J. H. Doescher
Harrisburg
Brooklyn
T. L. Owens
York
Dan Dan Wees
Fred Badel
Johnstown
Buffalo
H. McFarland
Providence
Rementer
Lancaster
Holyoke
Mass
F. C. Reisling
James Sebring
Chicago
Fred Crosius
Lanecaster
Toronto
A. O'Dell
Bridgeport
Charles Cooper
Bert Daniels
Jackson
Mich
E. Demanger
Istadwearen
Toledo
J. D. Wiltse
Baltimore
Joseph Ward
Altoona
Philadelphia
W. H. Chapelle
Minneapolis
Jack Messerly
Binghamton
S. Hartley
Holyoks
Marshall
Utica
C. Foster
Nuon
James Wiges
Seigade Newark
H. J. O'Neil
Louis
H. E. McCormick
Joseph Myers
A. L
Harry Gleason
St. Lovig
Unglanb
Wolverton
Boston A. TL
F. C. Balmer
Nat. L. Durham
C. Weigand
Donlin's Rise From Unknown to National League Star
Donlin recalls he never saw major league baseball until joining St. Louis and the Giants era. He describes leaving Erie for California, breaking in as pitcher and outfielder with Santa Cruz, Patsy Tebeau giving his first big league chance, and his rapid ascent after being moved to the outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donlin
New York Giants
Hite
Donn
Erie
California
Santa Cruz
Patsy Tebeau
St. Louis
Tebeau
Brooklyn
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Moses
Sportlettes
Gans
Cleveland
Charles Oldrieve
London
Eng
Grand Rapids
Rootng
Folger
McDonald
Coffey
Logan
Eye
Downey
Bedells
Gangs
Fritz
Tonopah
Austin
McGill
Abe Attell
San Fancisco
John L. Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
Charley Mitchell
McGann
Pahlen
Devlin
Corcoran
Strang
Shea
Mullen
Fannifan
Jesse Burkett
Steward-Hord Sanatorium
Shelbyville, Ind
Code OF
American IN
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Kingston
George A. Barton
Savoy
Socker
Sesveerevess
Princeton
Columbia
Eddie Sterns
Noblesville
Ketball
Las
George
AL Association
Louisville
Sas
Fleet Pacific Coast
Ann Arbor
Commission
the Outlaws
Haviin
Lebeau
Thes Gardens
Jess Burkett
Boquet Cigar 10c Cigar Co
W. Kriel Sole Distributera of
Jodrunkards Ecu
Cre
Heaty
Cate
Ss. J
Holtzman Automobile
Ohio
Indianapoli
Evans Chemical CC
Marvel
Ningtratad
Marvel Ca
H. J. Huder
Wash
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