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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
6
Jeffries slams Kaufman as Johnson’s upset target while Kaufman aims to stop Quaker O'Brien early in Philadelphia. Mitchell Club booster meeting at Illinois and South streets hosts boxing, wrestling and singing with Cousin Carus.
George Catlanas collapsed gasping after a strangle hold in a Tomlinson hall wrestling bout with Billy Schober. Referee Sam Murry awarded the match to the Italian as the bout ended with a fall for Catlanas. Preliminaries saw Shorty Burch beat Jim Cafowros and Harry Henderson defeat Roy Green while Nick Siamas defeated Young Gann in one fall. Bob Nixon overpowered Young Hercules in one fall.
Look around at other shops and then visit S. J. Binger & Sons at 43 W. Washington Street for tailored suits and overcoats priced at 12.75 with remnants offered in single piece cloths valued up to 18 dollars.
An advertisement from S. J. Singer & Sons at 43 W. Washington street proclaims they create wealth and suits from mill remnants. They offer a suit or overcoat tailored to measure for 12.75 dollars, asserting this as the reason for their business.
Connie Mack dis posed of ten players from the Philadelphia American League club on January 14. The released players include Mgiley and Woo nan to Baltimore, De Haven, Seltz and Hornhurst to Atlanta, Fanning and Hall man to Kansas City, Scanlon to Memphis, and Ware to Oakland. Two new pitchers, Kummer of Washington PA and Hawke of Statington PA, joined Mack's staff.
New York’s Jack Robinson defeated Billy Griffith of Cincinnati in a ten round bout in Atlanta on January 14. Robinson out pointed Griffith in every round except the second and finished fresh with no cut while Griffith was cut about the face and eyes and nearly collapsed on return to his corner.
Pittsburg January 14. Pitcher W am Powell of the Pittsburg champions was seriously injured in a basketball game between Southside and Homestead after defying Barney Dreyfuss and continuing to play despite danger warnings.
London Ohio January 14 Robert Bescher London s lone baseball diamond representative signed a 1940 contract with the Cincinnati Reds after receiving it from manager Griffith.
All wool suits and overcoats from remnants by J. Singer & Sons at 4 W. Washington Street offer two patterns with perfect fit guaranteed or money refunded.
Good news for dressers as J. Singer & Sons on W. Washington street invites customers to a remnant sale offering made to order suits and overcoats for 12.70. The values range from 18 to 30 dollars.
Edward Payson Weston the famed pedestrian plans an ocean to ocean walk across the United States starting February 1 in Los Angeles at 4 p.m. He aims to finish within 100 days, ending on May 2 at New York City Hall. Weston will be seventy one at the start and seventy two at finish, and the trek follows the Santa Fe railroad route with railway permissions secured.
Manager Jennings prepares a 34 man Tigers group headed to San Antonio in March with listed pitchers catchers infielders and outfielders. Major league scouts pursue three Pennsylvania star prospects while clubs discuss trades involving Brown Spade Magee and other veterans as spring training expands across multiple southern sites.
The piece argues about the July 4 Johnson Jeffries fight with diverse views from Herbert Blatz and Billy Kersands Washington. It notes racial framing, uncertainty of outcome, and that predictions from Nelson Madden Sharkey imply little, while public interest funds the event.
In a letter to President Johnson a writer urges keeping spike styles and suggests a rule to file spikes down to prevent injuries. He proposes umpires inspect players' shoes before games or stamp official marks on shoes during practice idle times.
In Chattanooga Tennessee on January 14, Charley Ebbetts and former player John Dobbs visited Chickamauga battlefield Mission Ridge Lookout Mountain and hotels while discussing a Brooklyn training camp for 1981 Ebbetts said the city suits him as a training base and the team will train in Hot Springs Arkansas this year.
Charley Harvey defeated Eddie Doyle in six rounds at the Broadway Athletic Club. Harvey had weight and experience advantages and earned a slight margin of victory in Philadelphia.
Jack Johnson the heavyweight boxer paid a $2 fine in Boston municipal court for operating an automobile without a license and overspeeding.
Indianapolis minor league team plans a record training trip to Havana Cuba for four weeks starting March 3 with three depart routes from New York Indianapolis and St. Louis. Carr leads Bowerman Lemon Callahan Milligan Delehanty Hooke Kuepper Spencer and other players for a two team squad to play Almendares and prepare for the season. The trip costs about 7000 dollars and aims to have the Hoosiers ready for April 18 start.
Ran Butler a negro saloon keeper and baseball manager pleaded guilty in police court to maintaining a blind tiger at 462 W Fifteenth Street. He chose a fine and costs over a war claim and had a history of prior arrests. Patrolman Wells found eight men and a woman in the saloon basement Sunday.
Charley Shields Ed Hurlburt Bill Chappelle and other recently ousted Memphis Southern league members seek to form an independent Sunday league in Memphis. The plan envisions a circuit with teams from nearby towns in Arkansas Tennessee and Mississippi.
Johnny Coulon world bantamweight champion leaves Chicago with his father E. E. Coulon and brother George for New Orleans. He is slated to fight George Kitson in a ten round bout next Saturday night at the Crescent City.
Eddy Wheeler, formerly of Minneapolis, who had been purchased by Memphis, has been sold to the South Bend club in a deal in which Wheeler helped fund his own release.
Remnant sale at 4 W. Washington street features overcoats and millets made to order from J. Singer & Sons. Prices cut from 18 up to 825 dollars to 12.75 dollars for suit and milkette items.
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