Hoosier Carr Only fined by American Association
President Joseph O'Brien fined Charley Carr fifty dollars for jumping into the stands and assaulting Attorney M L Clawson after an alleged insult. The Hoosier manager was the sole fined player among the Indiana club as punishments spread across the league. The Millers faced substantial penalties totaling five hundred eighty five dollars and forfeited two games.
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Joseph O’brien
American Association
Charley Carr
O'Brien
Carr
M. L. Clawson
Clawson
O’brien
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Race results from Los Angeles and nearby tracks
Race results across Los Angeles San Francisco and New Orleans feature multiple stakes and selling races. Notable finishes include Round Dance at Los Angeles in 1:16 with 20 to 1 odds, Bucceed at 3 to 2 in Futurity course, and Uncle Henry in a 1:50 mile and 50 yards. San Francisco highlights include Coco at 3 to 1 in 1:11 3-5 and Nonie Lucille in Futurity with 393-5 time. New Orleans listing shows John ePiers at 17 to 1 in 1:09 for 5 1/4 furlongs and Tudor posting 1:28 1-5 for 7 furlongs. Boloman was disqualified after finishing first in a New Orleans mile race.
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Los Angeles
Boland
Virginia Lorraine
Susannah
Diley
Allerton
Col
Bvanston
Dingdong
Fisher
Uncle Henry
Mary B. Clark
Brooks Course
J. F. Donohua
Dusty Miller
Arimo
Bullman
Judge Nelson
Jack
Kercheville
D. Riley
la Chanta
Lone Hand
San Francisco
Coco
McIntyre
la True
Letitia
Blanche C
Andy
Anna’ Karenina
Pello
Nonie Lucille
Batidor
Dr. Sherman
Hector
Mary F
Ocean Shore
Andrew Mack
Horner
Neptunus
Sea Lad
Fulletta
Graham
Mandator
Boloman
New Orleans
John ePiers
J.shea
Lazaron
Donma
Ralbert
Beavel
G. Swain
Tudor
Eetour
Tales
Husingo
Boxing Hook and Cross Practice on the Bag
The guide teaches hook punches with proper stance and pivot footwork. It explains left and right hooks, weight transfer, and bag rebound timing, followed by back-handed cross-arm blows to coordinate arms, body, and feet.
Victory for Organized Baseball Admits Tristate League
Charley Carr represents Indianapolis at the New York meeting as the Tristate league becomes a full member of the National agreement. President Powers hails the vote as a major triumph, noting it confirms organized baseball’s long run of supremacy. Delegates from the American association include Bryce Quinn O'Brien Tebeau Clymer Armour Carr Ashenback.
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New York
Tristate League
Patrick T. Powers
Minor League Association
American Association
T. J. Bryce
Hugh Quinn
Columbus
D. J. O'Brien
Milwaukee
George Tebeau
Louisville
William Clymer
W. D. Armour
Toledo
Charles Carr
Indianapolis
Ed Ashenback
St. Paul
Mellody Defeats Martin On Points In 15 Rounds
Honey Mellody won a points decision over Terry Martin of Philadelphia after a 15 round fight in Augusta Maine on Tuesday night. Referee ruled Mellody victorious.
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Scripps-Mchrae Press Association
Augusta
Honey Mellody
Terry Martin
Philadelphia
Mellody
Indoor track meet schedule announced at Indiana
In Bloomington Indiana on January 9 the indoor track schedule for Indiana this winter was listed. The events include an interclass meet on January 9 at the Indiana gymnasium. February 16 features Wabash College at the Indiana gymnasium. February 22 hosts the annual freshman sophomore meet at the Indiana gymnasium. March 2 brings Ohio State University to Columbus Ohio for a meet.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Indiana Gymnasium
Wabash College
Ohio State University
Columbus
Skillen Has Not Signed to Join Cubs after Dartmouth
Boston January 3 The Chicago Cubs have again shown interest in Dartmouth pitcher Skillen, once pursued by Jake Stahl for Washington. Dartmouth sources say Skillen has not returned from vacation and his friends deny any agreement to play for Chicago. They also state he does not plan to go pro, due to parental opposition.
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Boston
Chicago Cubs
Skillen
Dartmouth
Jake Stahl
Washington
Chicago
Capt
Cup winner arrives for Florida auto races
Louis Wagner, winner of the Vanderbilt cup, arrived in New York by the La Bretagne to compete in time races scheduled in Florida next month. He will depart after visiting the automobile show at Madison Square Garden Saturday night.
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New York
Louis Wagner
Florida
South
Madison Square Garden
Corbett Faces Murphy In Fast East Fight Tonight
Young Corbett struggles to make weight for the six round bout with Tommy Murphy at the National A C in Philadelphia. Murphy expects to outpoint him if able to survive the first round, while Corbett aims to land hard blows and gain the lightweight crown.
Wattie Owen Gambles For Two Dollars Fined By Manager
Pitcher Wattie Owen, after signing with Indianapolis, earned a taboo on gambling. He played craps with bones in the locker room, won twenty two dollars, and faced a twenty dollar fine from manager W H Watkins. The incident ended with Owen offering to shoot for the remaining two dollars.
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Rusty Owen
L.I.I
Indianapolis
Indianapols
W. H. Watkins
Owen
Watkins
Wetty
Watty
Getock
Mr. Watkins
Squires Sees No Jeffries Bout Soon For Burns O'Brien
James J Jeffries heavy champion plans fades as William Squires must prove superiority over Burns Hart O'Brien and others before any claim to face Jeffries. Richard Stephens Melbourne newspaper man and Squires adviser shares view that no negotiations exist now.
Phil Lewis Marries Quietly in Peru New York
Brooklyn National League shortstop Phil Lewis wed Miss A. R. Baker, daughter of Alderman Ned Baker, in a December ceremony at Peru New York. Lewis had been working at Taylor's lumber camp near Chazy Lake in the Adirondacks.
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Phil Lewis
Brooklyn
A. R. Baker
Ned Baker
Peru
N. Y
Lewis
Taylor’s
Chazy Lake
Adirondacks
Butler Beat Rivals by Narrow Basketball Victory
Butler defeated Indianapolis Rivals 34 to 27 as Rivals relied on weight while Butler relied on speed. The win underscores Irvington team strength and momentum for upcoming matchups.
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Butler College
Indianapolis
Collegians
Irvington
Swanson Leaves Terre Haute for Lima Wrestling Move
Alex Swanson welterweight wrestler quits Terre Haute and relocates to Lima Ohio changing manager from W. H. Barton to Cal Harris. Report filed from Terre Haute dated January 9.
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QUITS
Terre Haute
The
Amateurs Drive Bowling Popularity Across Indoor Courts
The piece argues amateurs sustain bowling by offering relatable competition amid high scoring pro events. It praises amateurs as the sport’s true backbone, while professionals draw crowds and showcase skill, yet the public’s enthusiasm thrives where lay players thrive in everyday lanes.
Gill WANTS 1 ana ner ie ane iene hiss of HIE Wish
Ollie Chill, boxer-umpire, offers to meet the winner of the Cole-Williams bout at the Auditorium in a 10 round bout before the local club or any club that will hang up a suitable purse. He can do 126 pounds, or 124 in a pinch, and claims to be the real feather weight champion. Chill, known as Jack Ryan, seeks return to form and may umpire spring exhibitions at Washington park. He debuted in the shitty league last year and was top on Gosnell's staff. He is negotiating with O'Brien of the American association and may join that league, though Shively of the Western association has offered him a place.
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Ollie Chill
Cole-Williams
Chil
Chill
Jack Ryan
Washington Park
Gosnell
O'Brien
American Association
Shively
Western Association
Sports Tidbits and Rumors Hover Over Various Figures
A chain of remarks touches on players Herman, Gans, Corcoran, and Moir with hints about aff affidavits and loyalties. Notes praise for young York players, critique of veteran managers, and mentions of Hackenschmidt and Jeff. Items include Denver vs Wille, Philadelphia cricketers to Bermuda, and racing purses tied to Salvidere.
Carr Traded to Shreveport for Evans in Springfield
Springfield Jan 9 Manager Hendricks reports that Johnny Carr the shortstop secured from Indianapolis last year has been traded to Shreveport for Billy Evans a second baseman Carr states he will not return to this city.
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Springfield
Hendricks
Johnny Carr
Indianapolis
Shreveport
Billy Evans
Carr
Leaguers Acops Like Schedules For 154 Games
The joint schedule committee of the American and National leagues approved a 154 game season beginning April 11 and ending Oct 5 in the east and Oct 6 in the west. Openers set for Cincinnati Chicago New York Boston for the National league and Detroit St Louis Philadelphia Washington for the American league. Western National teams travel east in May. eastern American teams travel west. Presidents Pulliam and Johnson to finalize the detailed schedule for adoption in New York. National dates include St Louis at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at New York among others. The commission ruled Strut belongs to San Francisco and Charley McCafferty to Newark.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
National Commission
Strut
San Francisco
Charley McCafferty
Newark
Suburban handicap draws eighty two nominees in New York
Special to The Swan New York January 9 eighty two horses are now eligible for this season's Suburban handicap Late mails from New Orleans and the Pacific coast increased the list initially issued last Friday Notable nominees include Tokalon winner of last year's Brooklyn Handicap Dr Leggo California's best horse last winter Jack Adkins and Tony Faust Old Honesty from the first batch is ineligible to race in the big event.
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New York
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
Tokalon
Brooklyn
Dr. Leggo
California
Jack Adkins
Tony Faust
Old Honesty
Faulkner Weesner to Clash for Welterweight State Title
Eddie Faulkner of Indianapolis and Max Weesner of Columbus signed to wrestle for the welterweight state championship in Indianapolis on Tuesday night January 15. A University of Chicago professor reports cannibal tribes eat their own members but never strangers. The pure food movement has progressed.
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Eddie Faulkner
Indianapolis
Max Weesner
Columbus
University of Chicago
Africa
Walter Miller suspended after rough ride at Oakland
Walter Miller faced a one week suspension after risking a win by rough riding in the last race at Oakland. He rode Boloman, the favorite, knocking Mandator off stride and costing Boloman the race which Fulleta won with Mandator placed.
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the Sun
San Francisco
Walter Miller
Oakland
Boloman
Mandator
Fulleta
Miller
Strikers and Side Wheelers win three games in league
In Tuesday University league play the Strikers and the Side Wheelers each swept three games from their opponents. Side Wheelers star Sweet topped scoring with 196 points as the night’s action concluded with clear wins across the boards.
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Strikers
Side Wheelers
Sweet
Young Corbett Money Pool Bets on Murphy Fight
Friends of Young Corbett have raised a $10,000 pool to back the Denver boxer against Harlem Tommy Murphy at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia. Ringside betting favors Corbett at 6 to 5, with local packers asked to lay 3 to 5 but finding the odds fair. Individual bets are small but collectively sizable.
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New York
Corbett
Denver
Arlem
Tommy” Murphy
National Athletic Club
Philadelphia
FISTIC CARNIVAL PLANNED FOR MAY CARNIVAL WEEK
Tom McCarey of the Pacific Athletic club has planned a series of world championship contests during carnival fiesta week in May. Already matched are Tom Byrne and Jack O'Brien, with additional bouts including Joe Thomas versus Honey Mellody, Joe Gans versus Harry Lewis or Cyclone Thomas, Joe Bowler versus the Attell Baker winner, Hugo Kelly versus Jim Flynn, and Jimmy Walsh versus Frankie Neil.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tom McCarey
Pacific Athletic Club
Tommy Byrne
Jack O’brien
McCarey
Joe Thomas
Honey Mellody
Joe Gans
Harry Lewis
Thomas
Joe Bowler
Attell- Baker
Hugo Kelly
Jim Flynn
Jimmy Walsh
Frankie Neil
Waivers Sought to Trade Sheehan and Phelps
Cincinnati January 9 Barney Dreyfuss pressed for waivers on Tommy Sheehan to move him and Phelps to Columbus for catcher Blue. Four clubs waived. Brooklyn alone holds out keeping Sheehan from leaving the National League which Dreyfuss deems irreplaceable.
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Cincinnati
Barney Dreyfuss
Charley Ebbetts
Tommy Sheehan
Sheehan
Barney
Brooklyn
Barnsy
Phelps
Columbus
Catcher Blue
Sebring Gives Up Big League Dream For Williamsport
Cincinnati January 9 Jimmy Sebring departed for home discouraged that his chance to play in the major leagues is over. He plans to concentrate on rebuilding in Williamsport and his future will be in the Tri-State league rather than the big leagues.
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Cincinnati
Jimmy Sebring
Williamsport
Kid Gleason Will Not Be Sent Back
Philadelphia January 9. Speculation sparked by some blaming W. J. Shettsline for removing Kid Gleason from the Phillies bench is dismissed. Gil holds firm and refuses to drop Gleason, contrasting with critics who call for drastic personnel changes.
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Kid Gleason
Noted Baseball Player Praised For Inside Ball Skill
A fragment praises a player nicknamed Bill for strong fielding and inside ball play, noting last year’s performance and his standing among aspirants, suggesting only records reveal his true reputation.
Bowling league returns after holiday layoff
The Commercial Bowling league resumed play on Tuesday with high class scoring. Capital Nationals posted the top team score 1 09 as they took three games from Brown Ketcham. Lilly Stalnaker lost two of three to Kingans and Water Company fell to the Fletchers. Indiana Nationals and Liebers won three games from Marotts and American Association. Notable totals include Kingans 876 and Water Company 863.
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Capital Nationals
Capitals
Brown-Ketcham
Lilly-Stalnaker Bunch
Kingans
Water Company
Fletchers
Indiana Nationals
Liebers
Marotts
American Association
Turner Alleys
Miller
Talbert
Ore
Matlock
Wimmer
Taylor
Mitchell
Smith
Kirkwood
Mueller
VanDolah
Wishmier
Liebers. Marotts. HY. Sielken
Papenbrk
Schneider
E. Marott
Kautsky
J. Marott
Webers Drop Three In YM I League Night
The Webers lost three games to the Quigleys in YM I league action Tuesday. Connors of the Quigleys led with a 187 high score, amid scores listed for both teams including Wesers Connors Zullen Channel Tracy Newman Seyfried o Day Fitaptrick Lipps Goory Beck and others. The totals show 590 762 6411 for one side and 644 621 628 for the other.
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Webers
Quigleys
Connors
Washington
Wesers
Zullen
Tracy
Newman
Seyfried
Fitaptrick
Lipps
Goory
Beck
Ready to see Cole clash with Williams in Chicago bout
The article previews a boxing show at the Auditorium with Dutch Jerry Murphy vs Otto Sieloff as a featured bout and Chicago rival Williams set to meet Cole. Cole predicts a hard, fast contest, noting Williams’ defense, punching power, and clever style.
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