Watkins Likes College Boys In Indiana Hoosier Baseball
Hoosier magnate agrees college players develop into better men with ambition and nerve. Capt. Carr and Tate Cromley hold degrees from Lehigh and Georgetown respectively, while Dunleavy and Fisher are college players. Watkins praises professional coaches for elevating college teams and notes many players work through school to fund education.
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Watkins
Capt
Carr
Tate Cromley
Lehigh Universiy
Cromley
Georgetown
Kenyatt College
Fisher
Dunleavy
New England
Rahrah Boys
Thes College
Fivery College
New Haven Man Sets Rapid Fire Rifle Record in Rochester
A. F. Lawdensack of New Haven established a new rapid-fire record at the Indoor Twenty-two Caliber Rifle League tournament in Rochester. He fired 86 shots in one minute, breaking the previous mark of 78.
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Rochester
N. Y
A. F. Lawdensack
New Haven
Conn
United States
Salary limit debate at Tri-State league meeting
York Pa January 30 Important business is set for the Tri-State league meeting in Trenton New Jersey February 1 and 2 The salary limit is a major topic George W Heckert Harrisburg manager argues a limit will standardize play and reduce expenses He predicts a $2000 cap this year and notes officers will be elected and contract jumper questions discussed
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Trenton
N. J
Tri-State
George W. Heckert
Harrisburg
Hecker
Pete Browning and Parrot Wake Local Pledge Story
In Louisville a parrot taught neighbors to chant Pete's drunkenness as he walked to a thirst parlor. The incident sparked laughter and a near riot when he ordered buttermilk at a saloon and then vowed to sign the pledge. Pete Browning was a known drinker before reform.
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Pete” Browning
Louisville
Pete
Peli
Ultil
Hints to New Bowlers No 4 Expert Advice
The expert warns beginners to keep the hand steady until release to avoid a jerky motion that spoils the shot. Do not attempt the curve ball early as it is unreliable and rarely mastered by average bowlers. Focus on mastering basics first, practice steadily, and big scores will come with time.
Umpire Selections Close Southern League Plans
Memphis Tenn Jan 0 If Chief Zimmer former Pittsburg and Cleveland catcher accepts the position already offered him President Kavanaughs umpires for the 1907 Southern league season will have been completed The appointment of Frank Studderham Providence Pfeffinger Rochester and Stobert Caruthers Chicago is announced Pfeffinger and Rudderham served in the Southern last season
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Memphis
Tenn
Zimmer
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Kavanaugh
Frank Studdereham
Providence
R. I
Dan Pfeffinger
Rochester
N. Y
Stobert Caruthers
Chicago
Pfeffinger
Rudderham
Willie Heston Scored More Than Eckersall
A tabulation shows Eckersall of the University of Chicago scoring for the Maroons and tallying over 10 points for Chicago teams in four years. Michigan, aiming to surpass the rival, credits Willie Heston with 445 points for the Wolverines.
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Willie Heston
Eckersall
University of Chiesto
Maroons
Chicago
Michigan
Cape Heston
Wolverines
Sports items spark multiple bids and bets across leagues
The column catalogs diverse sports notes from baseball groundkeepers on reserve lists to Swotter in the Western league. It notes a New York dog show prize pool of 11000, umpire ambitions in New England, Moir and Smith for the English heavyweight title, chess world championship games, a Brooklyn magnate involved in a Cupid tale, and salary and roster chatter for Brooklyn and other teams. It also mentions a fatal case and upcoming billiards matches in Chicago.
Oaklawn meeting seen as likely to proceed with change
Hot Springs Ark Jan 30 Horsemen expect Oaklawn meet to run as advertised. Amis bill faces defeat in current form. substitute to create a racing commission for dates and regulation likely. Local sentiment favors Essex Park holding a brief meeting to support the plan.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Agricultural Committee
Senate
Rev. Amis
Judge Woods
Essex Park
Smoothing Baseball Rules For Clarity And Consistency
Chicago readers hear that rules committees may tweak the baseball code to remove inconsistencies. Proposals include aligning foul tip interpretations with base running, clarifying overrunning first base, and revising the foul strike rule to avoid penalties when a batsman merely tips a wild pitch.
Health Talk by Dr Gordon at Empirs Theater
Dr Gordon, famed as a modern Vulcan, speaks on physical culture with The Co Jorian Belles. He advises five minutes of daily practice for those needing aid, aims to strengthen mind focus, chest and lungs, and stresses stomach care over cold baths.
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Empirs
G Gordon
Gordon
Britt to Rush Gans as He Did Before in California Fight
Jimmy Britt declares he will rush Joe Gans as in their previous bout where Gans won on a foul. Gans scoffs that losing on a foul was a staged plan. He challenges Britt to another bout to prove the San Francisco affair was a lemon and notes his recent form backs his view.
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Jimmy Britt
Joe Gans
Britt
Gans
San Francisco
Bowling results from Columbia Alleys league play
Van Dolah of Lily and Stalnaker led with 245 high score on Tuesday night. Miller of the Tongans was second with 254. Brinkmeyer of the Water Company posted the circuit high general average of 20 as leaders Water Company took three games from the Marotts. The Brown-Ketcham team defeated Lilly and Stalnaker and American Nationals beat Liebers. Fletcher beat Capital Nationals.
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Lily & Stalnaker
Tuesa
Miller
bBrinkmeyer
Water Company
Marotts
Brown-Ketcham
Lilly & Stalnaker
Liebers
Fletchers
TOR
Amer. National
L.sielken
Cochrane
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Ferrell
Geiss Ok Cee
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Shulmyer
Kantsky
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Keeter
Ses Ial
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Turner Alleys
Kingans
Ind
Butler
Dedert
Stuart
Wagner
Mit
Mitchell
Fosdick
Fickinger
Kirkwood
Wishmier
Cay Tan
Lilly-Stalnakers
B. K. I. Win
Wiley Sete
Goebel
Wolleson
Thompson 'Liztua
Ormord
Wright
M.gruner
VanDolah
E.gruner
Rittenaur Eee
Talbert
Heller
Matlock
Carson
Moore
Stedfeld
Taylor
McCabes Take Two From Waynes In Y M L Bowling
In Washington Alleys the McCabes defeated the Waynes 4 to 0 in a Y M C A league match. High score by C Siritt of the Waynes with 181. Individual frame totals listed for McCabes and Waynes players including Stritt, Driscoll, Hickey, and Eng. Final tallies show 749, 690, 738.
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McCabes
Waynes
Y. M
Ogtcek ' E
Zinkand
F. Stritt
Driscoll
Reenen
C. Stritt
Hickey
Wolfhaye
You Are Invited To Use The Sun's Help Columns
A compact notice invites readers to submit requests to The Sun's wanted help column, promising space for personal inquiries and community assistance. The wording emphasizes participation and the publication's willingness to assist readers through short notes and tips.
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Sun
Maree Dayn
Lasker Extends Lead With Second Championship Victory
New York January 30 The second game of the world chess championship match between Dr Emanuel Lasker and Frank J Marshall was won by Lasker, increasing his lead to two points Marshall resigned after 52 moves The game followed a dull line similar to the first match with neither side showing notable brilliance
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New York
Emanuel Lasker
Frank J. Marshall
Lasker
Marshall
Presidents Finish Work On Schedules
Chicago again stands at the center of contention as baseball schedules for 1910 face final review. Presidents Ban Johnson and Harry Palmer trimmed conflicts to 47 of 60, with Chicago set for 10 or 11 clashes, mainly Sundays, and Philadelphia and Boston showing similar patterns as last year. The two leaders expect magnates in New York to approve the plan.
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Cleveland, O
Ban Johnson
Harry Pallam
New York
Chicago
Storm Center
Windy City
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Race Winners At Oakland And Ascot Meet Highlights
Race results list multiple entries including New Orleans winner Bertmont and Rickey in second place, Grace George and Grace Larsen among top finishers, with Oakland and Ascot events featuring Huerfano Pink Tony Faust Judge Dorado and other named horses and handlers. The report reads as a dense chart of placements and odds across several racing cards.
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Orlean B. Lawless
J. Lee
Bertmont
Huestis
Rickey
Farrow
Besterling
Vandusen
Grace George
Garner
Grace Larsen
Tinker
F. Burton
Oakland
Rajahs Sweep University League Games
Rajahs took straights from Sure Hatch five as Poehler led with 20 points. In the Irvington doubleheader, Boston Terriers beat Strikers in two games with top scores by players including Remler 162 and Greer 189. Team totals show Rajahs 730 808 700 and Strikers 687 679 627 across three columns.
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Sure Hatch
Boston Terriers
Poehler
Irvington Alleys
Lance
Remler
Superlatg
Cassell
Roberts
Isl
Taylor
Beau
Greer
Cooper
Fas de
Panhandles
Hicks
Barnett
Homeier
Clemens
Wilson
A. Clem
Dauss
Bosart
Hopnernr
Hartman Bill Aims To End Prize Fights In California
Sacramento January 30. The anti prize fight bill is likely to pass the Senate within days. It sits with the committee on public morals which favors the measure and will recommend passage. The bill bans prize sparring to 15 minutes and makes everyone connected with such a fight a misdemeanor.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Sacramento
Cal
Hartman
San Francisco
Senate
Committee On Public Morals
Fight On Fraternities At West Virginia University
Quarrels among Greek letter fraternities at West Virginia University have disrupted campus life. Three fraternities oppose the Athletic Association elections and refuse athletic participation this year. Others withdraw from the year book and glee club, while rumors say the faculty may abolish fraternities.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Athletic Association
Papke Beats Fitzpatrick In Peoria Boxing Thriller
Bill Papke of Spring Valley Illinois stormed to a furious finish and won a decision over Dick Fitzpatrick of Chicago in a ten round bout at the Peoria Athletic club before the largest crowd ever in Peoria boxing history.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Peoria
Bill Papke
Spring Valley
Dick Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Peoria Athletic Club
Do You Need Help Free In The Bun For Three Days
A brief note indicates assistance available at The Bun for a three day period with free items or services. The offer appears in local placement and invites readers to inquire at the venue for details. No further specifics are provided in the fragment.
Have You Anything to Sell For Sale Ad Offer
A Sun classified note invites readers to place a For Sale-Miscellaneous ad offering ten words for 46 cents over a three day run.
Marriott Recovering From Illness At Hotel Ormond
Fred Marriott shows rapid improvement after 24 hours with normal pulse and temperature. Doctors report no complications and expect eventual recovery at the Ormond hotel sickroom in Florida.
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Hotel Ormond
Fla
Fred Marriott
Marriott
Rooms for Rent No Charge Firea of Charge
Rooms for rent offered with no charge for a short period of three days. Homes listed provide temporary lodging while awaiting other arrangements. Includes basic amenities and contact details for interested tenants.
Larner Pupil Of Terrible Terry In Boxing Spotlight
The article profiles 18 year old Larner, mentored by former champion Terry McGovern, who worked with him in Indianapolis and Chicago. Larner shows promise, with a quick defense and feints likened to Attell, aiming to prove himself under local boxing club guidance. He left home with McGovern to train, later returning for schooling, and now works at a real estate office under manager Fred Dixon at the Park theater.
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Fie
Focal
Larner
Terry McGovern
Terry
Strone
Hananolis
Wemroon
Char
Brooklyn
Pat Larner
McGovern
Merve
Indianapolis
Chicago
Thea
Fred Dicxson
Park Theater
Shortridge Money-Maker Sees Season Near End
Shortridge High School basketball prepares for Friday’s away game at Anderson and a return clash with Crawfordsville. With Crawfordsville yielding the state title hopes, Manual holds lead. Shortridge aims for third place as three games remain. The team’s earnings look set to boost the North Side treasury.
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Shortridge High School
Anderson
Crawfordsville
Shortridge
Manual
North Siders
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