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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1907

Page

7

Minneapolis club to be fully rebuilt for 1910 season

New owner M. E. Cantillon says the Minneapolis baseball team will debut the season completely reorganized and largely unrecognizable. He plans to acquire top players from major leagues and seeks two pitchers catchers and infielders to form what could be the strongest American Association club, with waivers and contracts to be settled by March or April.

Ican Association Minneapolis National M. E. Cantillon Cantillon Gilbert Ritchie Newark

Applications for License Notice in Seventh Ward Indianapolis

The subscriber gives notice to citizens of Seventh ward Center township Marion county Indiana that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at their February term for license to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than five gallons at a time with the privilege to allow drinking on the premises. The business is at Nos 124 and 126 Past Wabash street in ward 7, a 17 by 35 foot room on ground floor of a one story brick building. Also notice for pool table. Albert F. Zearing.

Center Township Marion County Indiana Board of County Wabash Street Indianapeli Albert F. Zearing Notich Board ‘of County Commissioners Inana Senate Avenue Blake Sitlot No. 8 Indianapolis Cixeter Township North Street Wara’ No. 4 Edward Bottoms Marion West Street West End Pearl Streets Gold's Terry Robinson's Marior County South West Street

Mexican Pete Everett stakes claim against Jeffries in Oklahoma City

In Oklahoma City on January 22, 30 year old Mexican Pete Everett of Oklahoma challenges Jim Jeffries after a storied career with multiple knockouts and bouts against top fighters. Everett recalls a 1898 San Francisco clash, says he had the best of it though records cite Jeffries’s decision, and seeks a title shot by negotiating with Denver Athletic Club managers. He cites prior wins and a recent pole of opponents from Utah to Arizona as proof of championship caliber.

Oklahoma City Okla Jim Jeffries Merry Sound O'Brien Burns Johnson Hackenschmidt Moir Squires Pete’ Everett Oklahoma Jeff Everett Jeffries San Francisco Mney Pete Mike Schreck Danver Col Denver Athletic Club Sharkey Jack Johnson Victor Denver Eda Martin Billy Woods

No Wonder Cooley Cut Jones After This Ignorance Tale

In Chicago years ago a close game led to a comic baserunning blunder. Dick Cooley hit a line drive, Jones chased it, Cooley slyly slid home on a misread play while Jones kept running. The crowd roared as Cooley dashed in, then learned the ball had been caught and faced the bench in silence.

Pave Jones Chicago Dick Cooley Cooley Ome

Record Smashing Begins at Ormond Tournament Opens

Ormond Fla Jan 22 at the tournament proper Louis Wagner will not participate. In the very first track event the gun, a world record fell to the Ormond course as the event opened.

Ormond Ormond, Fla

Speed Trials Highlight Early Auto Meet Sparks Records

George Curtis piloted a single cylinder motor cycle a mile in 1 45. Mascott soon beat him by racing a Standley racer a mile in 3 83 5. Baldwin tried a Standley car but did not finish the mile. Torn course conditions limited speeds as organizers anticipate record shattering week. Tuesday marks the tournament start with two five mile and one ten mile stock car events. Louise Wagner withdraws, sailing home Thursday, removing the meet’s top entrant and leaving Friday’s 100 mile race without its star.

George Curtis Mascott Standley Baldwin Providence Curtis Louise Wagner Wagner

Bank suspends payments at Mankato Fairmount bank

The Merchants and Farmers Bank of Fairmount in Mankato Minnesota suspended paying depositors. Managed by Percy Walaston Jr who is en route from British Columbia. Cashier Cecil Sharpe states liabilities at 77 974 and assets at 87 906. Creditors will be held in full if the bank can convert real estate to cash within the provided time.

Chants’ and Farmers’ Bank of Fairmount Percy Wallaston, Jr British Columbia Cecil Sharpe

Has Jeffries Dropped Back In The Ring

Tommy Burns notably challenges James J. Jeffries asserting the former champion’s pace has worn him down and that Burns can outbox and topple him. Burns claims Jeffries is too big and aging, yet still believes he can win the heavyweight title if given the chance.

James J. Jeffries John L. Sullivan Tommy Burns Tomity Burks Jeffries Burns Jeffries Tog Angeles Jeff Mario Tom

Three New York Teams Poised For 1907 Pennant Battle

New York baseball outlook for 1907 shows three near championship clubs in the city. McGraw Donovan and Griffith plan spring training as Ebbets travels west to scout players. Clark Griffith aims for early strong form with veterans to Hot Springs before Atlanta assembly.

New York McGraw Donovan Griffith Ebbets West Clark Griffith Hot Springs Atlanta Chesbro Orth McGwre Kletow Keeler Wiliams Elberfield Griff Hhe

Midwinter pink and summer punk in boxing and baseball chatter

The piece surveys sports chatter from midwinter to midsummer, noting players in prime form and others fading. It mentions Mur phy and Herrmann clashing over Fraser-Gessler, Gilbert quitting baseball for Newark, Waddell seeking a fishing spot, Beal moving Cincinnati to Birmingham, and Harvard Yale athletic tensions. It also notes a $100 fine for promoter Harry Pollock, a suspended sentence, and an expanding Atlantic outlaw league with teams in multiple cities as winter activity continues.

Public tests on fuels for Maxwell motors in 1909

In Tarrytown New York January public tests will compare gasoline kerosene and denatured alcohol as fuels for three Maxwell runabouts traveling from New York to Boston. Observers from the New York Motor club will report mileage fuel quantity and cost. Maxwell and Grant have already shown kerosene and alcohol viability.

New York Maxwell Grant Tarrytown

The Race Winners in New Orleans and Oakland

Racing results from New Orleans and Oakland list Boserman Shirley Rossmore and Campaigner among winners, with top finishes for Altadice Poinsetta Santa Ray Iras Captain Burnett Blondy The Major Canoplan Gold Sifter Lord Stanhope Yaddo Mandarin and others, showing varied odds and scores.

Iras Kirschbaum Burnett Buxton Blondy W. Miller Eaeeee Ascot Burwell J. Harris E. Peters Lord Stanhope Finn McDaniel Seevceese Keogh

OBrien and Gans weigh-in clash eyed for 154 goal

Boxing talks heat around a Gans vs O’Brien match with weight conditions. Gans seeks 154 pounds, six hours before ring time, while O’Brien demands a 154 weigh-in clause. Tonopah’s J B Riley offers a 45000 purse for a July 4 bout, as promoters seek a private arrangement with Murphy and Corbett.

New York Joe Gans Jack O'Brien Philadelphia Gans O’brien O'Brien J. B. Riley Tonopah Nevada California Tommy Murphy Young Corbett Johnny Oliver Murphy

Jockey Club Stewards Grant Racing Dates

The Jockey Club stewards approved racing dates for several clubs across New York and Washington. Queens County Jockey Club schedules run from April 15 to May 3, with other clubs listing periods from May through November. Washington Jockey Club dates include March 25 to April 15 and November 16 to 20.

Jockey Club New York Queens County Jockey Club Metropolitan Jockey Club Westchester Racing Association Brookyn Jockey Club Brooklyn Jockey Club Coneysland Jockey Club Brighton Beach Racing Association Saratoga Racing Association Coney Island Jockey Club Quéen’s County Jockey Club Washington Jockey Club

Bowling Scoring Leaders Highlight Manufacturers League Night

Johantages of American Cans posted the high 233 for the Manufacturers league while Davis of Parrys and Bumh of Laycocks trailed with 227 and 223. The Laycocks and Parrys won straight games from Folks and National Autos as other teams like Jennys and Maas-Neimeyer earned wins, with Meyer achieving the best score of 214 in the Retatal Coal league.

Johantages Davis Parrys Bumh Laycocks Fairbanks Maas-Niemeyer Atlas Jennys Columbia Alleys

Evansville Franchise Debate Highlights Central League Meeting

Central magnates in Toledo renew efforts to retain Evansville as club and approve a 140 game schedule. Dr. Flac son reelected president with salary raised to 1500, term three years. Vice President Perkins also reelected. salary and terms aligned. Franchise sale talks with Fort Wayne, Hammond, and Danville discussed. Evansville favored to stay. League sets $1800 salary cap (excluding manager) and a uniform ticket system for all parks.

Fort Wayne Fort Warne Hammond Danville Phe Evanaville Youngstown Alwoul Ohio-Pennsylvania Evansville

Russian Lion Hackenschmidt heads to meet Gotch and Beer

The Russian Lion wrestlers star Hackenschmidt is en route to London where he plans to confront Gotch and Beer for potential matches. The scene opens amid playful jingling and promises of easy money in the prize ring.

Hackenschmidt London Gotch Beer

Monarchs Fall As Thirteens Take Series In Elks League

The Thirteens of the Elks league won three straight games against the Monarchs Monday night. Lamb led the Thirteens with a big score in his second game, surpassing two hundred as the team posted strong marks. Final scores show the Thirteens ahead in the series with high totals for several players.

The Thirteens Elks’ League Monarchs Lamb

Grand Jury Returns Indictments Against Four Men

The grand jury indicted John T. Woodward a lottery operator on petit larceny for operating a fake lottery. Nick Vassily James Vassily and Steve Roncheff faced charges of blackmail as Sofia committee members for attempting to extort 50 dollars from Sofiri Pent. Arthur C Metzler not yet indicted for the killing of Albert W Harvey a Black man.

John T. Woodward Nick Vassily James Vassily Steve Roncheff Woodard Vassilys Arthur C. Metzler Albert W. Harvey

LOOKING FOR STOCK FARM NEAR LEXINGTON

Tom Welch trainer of the Newcastle stable arrived in Lexington with I Welch to inspect La Belle farm and other purchasable stock near the city. He aims to secure a home for Millstream Stud and keep horses at a local farm during the visit.

Sweetal Lexington Tom Welch Newcastle Milter, Bishop && Paynter I. Welch la Belle Millstream Stud

Rapp Returns to Game After Long Layoff

Springfield report says local outfielder Rapp, who played with Toronto and recently signed with Baltimore, returns to baseball after a two year injury layoff due to foot problems and blood poisoning.

Rapp GAME Sun Springfield Toronto Hagy Baltimore

Richmond horse files suit for damages against railroad

The well known trotting horse in Richmond, January W. C. sues the ville and Nashville Railroad Co. for 10,000 damages alleging injuries received on the line in a dispute over racing. The horse, Bil G., is described as a good racer and the suit seeks compensation from the railroad company for alleged harm.

the Sun Richmond Jan W. C Thville and Nashville Railroad Co Bil G

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