Open boxing returns as Indianapolis hosts first show
The reopening of boxing in Indianapolis leads to rumors of rival clubs forming against the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Charles Olson and Sam Murray are linked to a potential new group while Everett McGinniss eyeing a club with his brother Kid Robert McGinniss, a Lexington favorite.
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Kunkle Tops Local Bowling Scorers In Indianapolis League
Kunkle led individuals with 265 in a night of Indianapolis Bowling League action. Skeeter Keeter 230 earned second honors as the Columbias swept four from the Crescents. The Turners took team honors with 997 pins, while the North Sides posted 954 for second high. News on boxing rumors and a big Auditorium show followed.
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Bronson in Fight Scandal Tangles Atlanta Boxing Scene
Charges loom over Ray Bronson and manager Frank White after a third round win over Julius Stein in Atlanta. Stein says he was in Chicago, casting doubt on Bronson’s claimed victory and triggering police interest and threats of warrants from Atlanta club president George Adair.
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More Athletes to Face Suspensions by A A U Panel
New York January 30 The registration committee of the Metropolitan association of the A A U plans decisive action at a special Monday night meeting at the West-side Y M C A. Indications point to several heads rolling amid rumored suspensions.
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Buddenbaum Seeks Executive Post With Receptive Stance
Louis Buddenbaum, longtime executive committee member, says he is receptive to rejoining the executive panel if offered without a fight. He recalls beating Bob Bryson for the seat last season after the Indianapolis delegation supported Bryson. Bryson, current association president, says he cares not whether he stays in bowling politics. Buddenbaum implies support if Bryson wants the place. Overall bowlers show apathy ahead of the Pittsburg tourney with five teams expected.
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Owen Moran Narrowly Defeats Tommy Murphy in New York Fight
Owen Moran of England edged Harlem Tommy Murphy by a shade in ten fast rounds at the National Athletic Club in New York. The bout was even until the final rounds when Moran pulled ahead as Murphy launched a driving early flurry that electrified the crowd.
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Hal Chase Reinstated by National Commission
New York January 3 Hal Chase has been reinstated by the National Commission and will be in good standing by Monday. The commission ruled by mail with all three members favorable toward giving the recalcitrant infielder another chance.
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Marion County Fish and Game to Discuss Restocking Efforts
The Marion County Fish and Game Protection Association will hold its annual meeting in room 12 at the statehouse on Monday night to elect officers. John R. Lease, custodian of the ponds, will explain restocking of streams with small-mouth black bass and where and how many fish were released. Treasurer G. Meyers reports the association is debt free.
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Blotz Chosen Purdue Baseball Captain
Fred S. Blotz of Winchester Ind was elected captain of the Purdue baseball team, succeeding Pete Driver who withdrew from the university due to illness. Tre gesser of Lafayette was his only opponent for the honor.
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Carr Defends Team Plans Amid Trade Rumors
Carr argues Hoosier manager would swap Marquard and Durham only if compensation comes from another Class A club. He doubts McGinnity’s near term wins and suggests McGraw may not approve all players. Barry is vocal but troublesome in team dissension. O'Brien and Lyons sign to umpire in Western association next season. Queisser clarifies he is joining Connie Mack's Athletics but will instead go to Memphis and not Athletics.
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Harvard to host Intercollegiate track meet in Cambridge
The annual Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association of America field and track meet will be held in Harvard stadium Cambridge. The event is scheduled for Friday and Saturday May 28 and 29 with Harvard hosting.
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Harvard Grid Star Oliver Cutts Engaged to Eugenia Ayer
Oliver Cutts, Harvard all American tackle in 1901 and former Purdue coach, announces engagement to Miss Eugenia Ayer of Dorchester. They met before the Yale Harvard game in 191. Cutts is a practicing lawyer and Sunday school teacher in Seattle.
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Slagle and Davidson Sign Their Contracts
Outfielder Davidson and pitcher Slagle signed contracts with the Hoosiers, announced by Manager Carr on Saturday morning. Other holdouts remain, with Paddy Livingston still balking as the salary cap rule weighs on players. Davidson and Slagle express hope for an improved season in Indianapolis.
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Butler Poor Form Loses to Earlham in Championship
Earlham College Quakers defeated Butler 28 to 16 to claim the secondary championship in Richmond Indiana. Butler stars Thomas and Harrison were in poor form as Earlham built a 16 to 8 halftime lead.
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Wabash to meet Notre Dame in state basketball title defense
Wabash College will face Notre Dame in a two game series for the state championship, with the first game in Crawfordsville next Friday and the return at Notre Dame on February 27. A possible third game on a neutral floor, perhaps Indianapolis, could follow if a tie occurs.
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Denison Hotel Dining Spotlight Sunday Dinner Special
The Denison Hotel offers American plan dining with Sunday dinners highlighted as a specialty. Guests are invited to enjoy a homey dining experience in the hotel’s restaurant.
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