Ullman Sees Literary Book From Cards In Evening Talk
In a July Sun special from New York, bookmaker Joseph F. Ullman discusses a forthcoming literary work while recalling a poker night with Sol Lichenstein Leo Bamboger Charley Gall and others. He extols Mike Dwyer as the gamest bettor and notes large sums changing hands daily, mostly on credit. The narrative blends poker banter with a toast to racing figures and mentions forthcoming fights and local sports notes.
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York
Hfe
Rector
Joseph F. Ullman
Sol Lichenstein
Leo Bambeger
Charley Gall
le Mayer
Jos
Eran
Casey's Head to be Taken Off
Chicago rumors say Casey may be replaced at third base as the pennant race tightens. Arthur Hoffman and Lobert emerge as candidates. Lobert’s past with Des Moines and Johnstown is noted, with Cantillon’s cash offers shaping tense negotiations.
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Casey
Chicago
Arthur Hoffman
Jimmy
Benvillew Bank
Lobert
Des Moines
Johnstown
Outlaws
Hholes
Joe Cantillon
Cantillon
Sporting of all sorts in early 1900s chestnut
A jumble of sports snippets covers baseball in St Joseph Western league status, an anticipated 1906 Hamburg automobile race, threats and rivalries in boxing with Young Corbett and opponents, plus trader chatter about Egan buying Lucullus and Utah auto coach plans.
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Percy Chamberlain
St Joseph Baseball Club
St. Joseph
Remmain
Hamburg
Jeffries Calls For Square Fight In Hart Roots Bout
Reno July report quotes champion Jim Jeffries insisting the match be conducted on the square with no shady terms. Hart and Root both express confidence, Root claiming a repeat victory and Jeffries vowing relentless pursuit from the bell in a hard, fast bout under hot, punishing sun.
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Reno
Nev
Big Jim
Jeffries
Iima
Roots
Jack Root
Hart
Mud Hen sweep past Hoosiers in Toledo contest
Win Kellum, ex Hoosier, spellbinds visitors with sharp pitching as Toledo Mud Hens blank Indiana in a well played game. Carr scored on Moran’s two bagger, Kellum held Barrows’ squad to limited hits, and Bruce allowed ten hits including several two base hooks as Toledo built a lead from sixth inning onward.
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Toledo
Kellum
Barrows
Carr
Moran
Tine Hoosier Ghortstop
Les
Bruce
Sue
B. Clingman
Carsaday
Gilbert
Boyle
Clark
Indianapol AB
Care
Ry Bruce
Apolia
Hoyle
Gifford
Triple Play Unassisted By Sehafley In Beattie Game
Sehafley, second baseman for Portland, pulled off an unassisted triple play in Beattie last week. In the first inning Seattle's Russ Hail at second and Walters at center were baited by a foul lift from Klemmer. Schafley touched second to retire Hall, then tagged Walters at first before he could return, completing the rare feat without help.
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Sehafley
Portland
Beattie
Russ Hail
Seattle
Walters
Klemmer
Schafer
Hall
Schafley
May say car tracks clash over College avenue extension
Lucy Lynch Coughlin and fellow Twenty-seventh street property owners sought to curb the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co from extending the College avenue car line along Twenty-seventh street to Thirteenth street. Judge Carter of the superior court denied the injunction, leaving unresolved whether the Board of Works can order the extension without city council approval.
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Lucy Lynch Coughlin
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
College-ave
Twenty-seventh-st
Cornell, Ave
Thirieth-st
Carter
Superior Court
Board For Works
Langley Found Dead in White Fish Bay Church Rooftop
The body of J. M. Langley, a former newspaper man and politician, was found suspended from a church rafter in a Methodist church at White Fish Bay. He had suffered exhaustion and memory loss, vanished after hospital discharge, and was only recently discovered.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
Milwaukee
White Fish Bay
J. M. Langley
Notable Chicago Recruit Boutaba Matches Mathewson Fame
ABULBAGH ANOTHER MATHEWSON CHICAGO. July 3. Insisting Boutbaca the Notre Dame twirler leads the eight promising young pitchers, with Reulbach praised for stamina and confidence. In strong Chicago form, he matches Mathewson’s early prowess, though the local press gives less credit than New York’s.
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SUN Chicago
Boutbaca
Notra Dame
Chicago Nationals
Cariary Mathewson
Cincinnati
New York
Amos Rusl
Reulbach
Hhe
Mathewson
Haton
Pittsburg
Rousbane
Giants
Reulbsch
St. Louis
Jack Taylor
Ohio
Chicago
California Hay for Lou Dillon
A Glenville track visitor notes caretaker Ed Mallory feeding Lou Dillon California hay from the Golden State. Mallory says the horse refused timothy hay after crossing the divide. Six tons of California hay arrived with Lou Dillon from California. A San Jose circus wintered nearby, housing seventy draft horses, seven ponies, and several elephants and other animals on hay without grain, all in fine condition.
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Lou Dillon
Glenville
Ed Mallory
California
Mallory
Golden State
Lou
San Jose
Monday's Games in American and National Leagues
In American Association action Kansas City faced Minneapolis while Milwaukee played St Paul and Columbus met Louisville. National League features Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburg and Boston at Brooklyn. American League matchups included Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York and Cleveland at St Louis.
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American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St Paul
Columbus
Louisville
National League
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
American League
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Loulaville
RAL
Lousville
Ferguson and
Shaw
Serger
Pierce
RHE
Kansas Cly
Stovall and
Marshall
Morgan
Stoner
BI. Paul
RHE Bt. Paul
Slagle and
Woonan
Bateman
Beville
St. Paul
RHE St. Pauookotoopobhite
Serstans and Sullivan, Goodwin and
Columbia Oex
Indianapolis
Toledo
Mantas City
York
Pitsburg
Chicago
Bt. Louis
Detroit
Loula—Rath
Louis
Beaton
CENTRAL LEAGUE BASEBALL SCORES AND NINE SUMMARY
Fort Wayne, Wheeling, Springfield, South Bend, Terre Haute, Grand Rapids, Evansville, and Cincinnati teams posted preliminary results with multiple battery pairings listed. Saturday scores include Indianapolis over Toledo, Chicago over Cincinnati, and Cleveland routing Detroit. city league action features St Louis, Chicago, and Philadelphia in varied outcomes.
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Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Whits
Ferrias
Tieman
Gay and Marsing
South Bend
RHE
Terre Haute
Schaffer
Searles
Wilson and Curtis
Grand Rapids
RHE Gd
Rapidal
Evansville
Busa and Barber
McCafferty and Coy
Cincinnati
Springfield
St. Louie
Rae
Bt. Louis
Chicago
McFarland
Zearfons
Briggs
Kling
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Shim
Joe Cotton
Sheepshead Bay
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Phil
Altman
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Gates
E. E. Smathers
Ullmen
Bamberger
Davy Johnson
Ultman
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Albany
W. J. Mackin
Mackin
Ullman
Maxie Blumenthal
Eddie Burke
Bob Davis
Lichtenstein
Alan
Joe
Sliman
Carney
Ace
Birmingham
Self
New Orleans
Jack
Sullivan
Jack O'Brien
O'Brien
Dawson City
Alaska
Dec Newton
Griffith
Newton
New York Sun
Suk" O'Loughtin
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Prite Stmmons
Akron
Egan
Lucullus
E. E. Dmathers
Dan Sullivan
Young Corbet
Tomms Mowatt
Charley Neary
Aurelio Herrara
Maurice Laurea
Corbett
Lush
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Tigers
McGuire
Yeager
Eberfeld
Utah
Doa Moines
Herman Long
Marvin Hart
Root
Langley
Dic
Doc
Abulbagh Another Mathewson
Notre Dame
Central League
Corcago
White and Sullivan
Kilian and Doran
Louis— Rhe
Hoereere
Howell and Weaver
Joss and Bemis
Commercial League
Pope-Waverley
L. B. de
Atlas
Marions
Tim
Gov. LaFolletis
eLeans
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Weter
Leary
Baxter and Partlow
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