Saylor Delivers Big Knockout At New Orleans Boxing Meet
Indianapolis fighter Young Saylor defeated Jack Ryan of Waukesha in three rounds in New Orleans. Reporters praised Saylor as a rising star with power and footwork, noting Ryan suffered a tooth loss and mouth bleeding before referee Wood halted the bout.
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Young Saylor
Indianapolis
Jack Ryan
New Orleans
the Rage
South
Kansas
Waukesha
Saylor
Ryan
Sayior
Ryaa
Savier
Dr. Wood
Indianapol
Jock Ryan
Wood
Baylor
Redmond-Hayes
Gifts for the graduate and estate sale notice
Gift goods line offered for graduates including a watch ring brooch fountain pen cuff buttons and necktie or hat pin at low prices. Also a legal notice of sale of real estate by the executor of Parker Willits deceased in Indianapolis Indiana detailing parcels and sale terms with one half cash and one half due in six months at six percent interest.
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Parker Willits
Marion
Weat Market Street
Indianapolta
Lincoln Park
McCarty
Wabash College Defeats Marion Club 36 to 27
Wabash College downed the Marion Club of Indianapolis 36 to 27 in Crawfordsville as Cook and Malarkey led in long shots. Lineup notes include O Neall Leffel Yount for Marion and Bohnstadt for Wabash with field goals spread across players.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Marion Club
Indianapolis
Cook
Malarkey
Wabash
O’neall
Sone
Cook Leffel
D. Yount
Big Capital Required to Build a Winning Baseball Team
The article argues that major league owners spend vast sums to acquire young stars from minor leagues, citing Rube Marquard and other big-name purchases. It discusses payoffs, the high costs of talent, and the practice of using minor leagues as farming grounds despite rules against it.
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Mugsay
McGraw
Rube Marquard
Indianapolis
MceGraw
Shannon
New York Giants
Blackburn
Providence
White Sox
Jakie Atz
Mix
Co- Taiskeyites
Comiskey
Rollie Zeider
San Francisco
Zeider
Cleveland
Kuestner
Los Angeles
Kruger
Columbus
Linke
Gregg
Spokine
New York Americans
Otis Irohnson
Portland
Ove
Jamsor
Austin
Mobile
Twirler Leliveit
Tiger
Navine
Selvelt
Dainy
Three-Eye
Texas
Shreveport
Springfield
Central
Tri-State
Minoss
Red Sox
St. Paul
Minneapole
Highlanders
Newark
Brooklyn
Rochester
Jetéie
Jets
Enmark
Oldfield Buys Hemmery Benz Racing Car
Barney Oldfield has purchased the 200 horsepower Hemmery Benz after bidding among several automobilists. Oldfield secured it for a lower price than three rivals offered, with an Indianapolis bid dropped due to a lack of guaranteed selection. He intends to race the Benz on varied tracks as a world challenge.
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New York
Barney Oldfield
William Pickens
Oldfield
Indianapolis
E. A. Morose
Benz
Troquo is Beaten. Junior Independents Triumph Over Iroquois
The Junior Independent basketball team defeated Iroquois by a wide margin yesterday in a competitive game. A final score was not provided, but the Independents secured a 16 point lead.
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Troquois
Actor in Checkers a former 103-pound boxing champion
The Checkers company opens at the Park tomorrow with James A. Gleason from California, Danny Braham known as Kid Braham, and Joe Minturn who trained Jack Johnson. Minturn leads a gym program for the company’s athletes including runs, sparring, and conditioning for both men and women.
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Pany
Dave Braham
Miller
Polo Athletic Club
New York
Kid Braham
James A. Gleason
California
Olympic Athletic Club
San Francisco
Sam Berger
al Maufman
Frankie Neill
Jimmy Britt
Gleason
Joe Minturn
Joe
Indiana Kentucky Baseball Association Proposed From Henderson
Henderson manager Denton visited Mount Vernon Indiana to drum up support for a new Indiana Kentucky Baseball Association. The proposed league would include southern Indiana towns such as Mount Vernon Princeton Boonville Rockport Tell City and Kentucky towns Henderson Owensboro Madisonville Hopkinsville possibly Paducah. The plan targets smaller cities with histories of independent teams.
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Evansville
Ind
Denton
Henderson
Mount Venon
Indiana
Kentucky
Indiana-Kentucky Baseball Association
Mount Vernon
Princeton
Boonville
Rockport
Tell City
Henderson, Ky
Owensboro
Madisonville
Hopkinsville
Pa@cah
Fight Ends In Ten Round Draw In Buffalo Bout
Buffalo, N Y host a welterweight bout where Lick Nelson of Brooklyn fought Paddy Lavin to a fast ten round draw. Neither boxer was knocked down, keeping the crowd lively in this city showdown.
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Buffalog
N. Y
Os Lick Nelson
Brooxlyn
Paddy Lavin
Dorr
Central Unions win three from Water Company in league
Central Unions strengthened their Commercial Bowling lead by winning three from Water Company. Adams Express beat Liebers, Marotte fell to Ballards, Leveys lost to Taylors, and CL took one tear honors. Coval of Adams Express had 23, Armstrong of Marotts 244.
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Central Unoins
Ter
King- Ins
Adams Express
Liebers
H- Marotte
Tver
Ballards
Leveys
Taylors
Coval
Armstrong
Marotts
Awleys
U. Tel Co
Leys Kingans
Piel Bros. Miller
W. Piel
Gavin
WF. Piel
Dalaney
H. Piel
Jordan
Koelling
Kirkw
A. Pilel
Asi Oe Lyet
Marion Alleys Leveys
Taylors Eer
Smiths'n
Eteee
Feltman
Boehmer
Hoffman
Veet al
Thrkmrn
Tag! Berg
Marotts. Smith
Wharton
Mathusa TuiPapa Brek
Derleth
Hackett Francis I el
Cobler
Lyons
Amet
Armstry Aer
Johnson sued for $20,000 by man he punched
New York January 26 Jack Johnson is being pursued by a process server Norman Pinder a 12 pound invalid sues for twenty thousand dollars claiming Johnson beat him up Attorney Owen Bohan traveling west to serve papers Johnson was in Toronto last night and back in American territory today Pinder vows to seek redress while Johnson faces a bail hearing in a police court action of the grand jury.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Norman Pinder
Damages
Owen Bohan
Abe Levy
Pinder
Johnson
Toronto
Dinner Held for George J. Marott by Merchants Association Teams
A dinner was hosted last night at the Denizen hotel by the Ayres and Marott baseball teams of the Merchants' association for George J. Marott. The event was a return for a prior dinner given to the teams by Mr. Marott after last summer's outing. Mr. Marott and Frederick M. Ayres led opposing squads, and the losing Marott team prompted the promise of the dinner.
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Denizen
Thne Ayres
Marott
Merchants
George J. Marott
Mr. Marott
Merchants’ Association
Virginia bill would make football a misdemeanor
Alumni of the state university led opposition to a proposed Virginia measure that would make football a misdemeanor. The bill has been favorably reported by the committee to which it was referred, prompting a sharp fight as the legislature convenes.
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Richmond
Virginia
State University
Indianapolis bid push for international aviation meet
F L Willis of the Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association will call a meeting of dealers to seek a $75,000 guarantee to land the international aviation meet for Indianapolis. The Indianapolis Brewers’ association pledged $1,000 for tickets as the drive continues amid strong competition from Denver and Los Angeles.
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F. L. Willis
Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Brewers’ Association
St. Louis
Aero Club of America
Carl Fisher
E. A. Moraes
Denver
Los Angeles
A. Marcus
Claypool
National League schedules up to 168 games set
Pittsburg Pa January session updates the National League schedule committee aims to finish work on 168 games by mid September with a minority report proposing 14 games. A fielding error rule for wild pitches and passed balls is rescinded as managers sign new players. An inventor pitches a ball bearing spike substitute eyed by leaders.
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Pittsburg
Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Frank
Nig) Smith
Clark Griffith
Nationals
Cincinnati
Hans Lobert
Great Dowers Entered at Mardi Gras Auto Races
New Orleans hosts the world championship auto races during Mardi Gras with a $5,000 prize pool. Top drivers including George Robertson Barney Oldfield Ralph DePalma Louis Chevrolet Arthur Chevrolet and others will compete on a mile track February 5 and 6. Entries close January 3 with Fred J. Wagmer set to start.
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New Orleans
Jena
Motorium
George Robertson
Barney Oldfield
Ralph DePalina
Robert Burman
Louis Chevrolet
Ben Kirscher
Joe Nelson
Arthur Chevrolet
Joe Grennon
George Clark
Jackson
Lilly Lynch
Eneedy” Shaw
Knox
Frank Honey
Bilts
Arthur W. Greiner
America
Fred J. Wagmer
New York
Matty Baldwin Wins Rematch Over Owen Moran in Boston
In Boston on January 3 Matty Baldwin defeated Owen Moran on points to even their series after Moran won their first meeting a year ago. Moran’s supporters claim he trained poorly and valued Baldwin as the better bet, despite Moran being listed as a ten to one favorite.
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Boston
Owee Moren
Matty Baldwin
Moren
Englshman
Baldwick
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Wost
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Royal Athletic Club
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