Hoosiers in Milwaukee seek edge in series
Indiana leader Iley Carr claims the Hoosiers will best the Brewers in Milwaukee. He praises Lindsay infield strength and Cook speed, predicts the fastest man to reach first in the league, and notes pitcher depth with Summers Kellum Briggs Slagle Elliott. Carr eyes another outfielder from the Western association.
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Cook
American Association
Summers
Kellum
Briggs
Slagle
Elliott
Milwaukee
Carr
Actuate Bar Meeting Sees Indiana Leaders Speak
The State Bar association met in Indianapolis on Tuesday and Wednesday. Daniel Fraser of Fowler opened with The Courts and the Legislature at the Country Club. Charles W Miller of Indiana discussed Our Practice. Harry Tuthill of Michigan City spoke on Are Corporations I ted, and Why. The Value of Expert Testimony was by Charles Ebellison of Plymouth. A business meeting and supper followed Tuesday. Wednesday's session moved to the district court room at the federal building.
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The
State Bar Association
Indianapolis
Country Club
Daniel Fraser
Fowler
Eddreas
Charles W. Miler
Indiana
Tureday
Harry Tuthill
Michigan City
Ted
Charles Ebellison
Plymouth
Country Elm
District Court
Federal Building
Aaron Blair Died In Indianapolis. Buried Near Lew Wallace
Aaron H. Blair died Monday at his daughter's home, Mrs. Harold Taylor, 1101 N Delaware St. He was buried Monday in Crawfordsville near the grave of his brother in law General Lew Wallace. Born in Clinton County Indiana in 1831, Blair had been active in business since moving to Indianapolis from Crawfordsville a decade ago.
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Aaron H. Blair
Harold Taylor
Delaware St
Crawfordsville
Gen
Lew Wallace
Mr. Blair
Clinton County
Indiana
Anapolis
Steele Purchased by Boston Americans
Elmer Steele, pitcher for Lynn of the New England League, has been sold to the Boston Americans. He has won 13 of his last 14 decisions for Lynn.
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Boston
Mass
Elmer Steele
Lynn
New England
Boston Americans
Steele
Frank Donahue
Jiggs
Springfield
The
Mike Schreck Eyes Fight With Tommy Burns
Cincinnati July 9 Mike Schreck seeks a decisive win over Tommy Burns after doubting Bill Squires and predicting Burns would fall on the Fourth. Schreck argues Burns boasted of barring no fighter in the world and vows to test him in the ring.
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Cincinnati
Mike Schreck
Tommy Burns
Burns
Schreck
Bill Squires
Travers Finesse Nets Olympic Cup in Gale at Cleveland
Metropolitan Golf association wins Olympic Cup with 641 strokes in rough conditions. Western Golf association finishes second at 648, Western Pennsylvania third at 651, Royal Canadian fourth. Jerome Travers shines with 77 in morning and 75 in afternoon for 152 total, amid challenging wind that may push qualifying scores beyond 175. Rockefeller observed the event.
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Cleveland
Metropolitan Golf Association
Euclid Club Links
Western Golf Association
Western Pennsylvania
Royal Canadian
John D. Rockefeller
Jerome Travers
Elimination Race Planned for Vanderbilt Cup Trials
The American Automobile Association Racing Board outlines an elimination race for American cars on October 5 in Union County New Jersey. The 2 mile course at Plainfield will be traversed about 11 times to cover 300 miles, with roads fully macadamized. The main Vanderbilt Cup race is expected soon after, two weeks later.
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New York
American Automobile Association
Union County
New Jersey
Plainefild
Burns Offered $2500 for Rematch With Squires
Melbourne reports the backer of Australian pugilist Bill Squires offered Tommy Burns $2500 plus the entire gate money for a return fight. The offer follows Burns defeat in the first round at Colma on July 4 and proposes a rematch within a month.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Bill’’ Squires
Tommy Burns
Colma
Cal
United States
Burns
Squires
Fitz Picks Easy Money at Danbury Club Card
Willie Fitz gerald of Brooklyn and Mike Barry of Chicago are slated for six rounds before the Danbury Athletic Club in Danbury Connecticut on Wednesday July 10. Preliminary features a six round bout between Kid Hogan of Hamilton and Young Schultze of Toledo with Kid Lavigne as referee. Matches arranged by Cal Harris.
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Sun
Sandusky, CO
Willie Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mike Barry
Chicago
Danbury Athletic Club
Danbury
Kid Hogan
Hamilton
Young Schultze
Toledo
Kid Lavigne
Cal Harris
Absolute cure for morphine and cocaine habit offered
An advertisement touts a sanatorium resembling a home as an absolute cure in ten days to two weeks. It promises no home treatments, no suffering, and reasonable charges. Each patient is attended by a lady nurse and no payment until satisfaction.
Crowd Attacks Captain Chance After Brooklyn Loss
After Chicago defeated Brooklyn at Washington Park, angry fans pelted Chicago first baseman Chance with bottles. Tinker restrained him as police intervened. chaos spread to the stands. Chance left the field under guard after the game ended well past dark.
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Chance
Chicago
Tinker
Hofman
Rays From the Baseball Spotlight
Western American Association clubs battled among themselves while Eastern teams moved toward harsh places. Cromley won for the Blues over the Saints, Wilson shut down the Millers, and Doyle fanned Cantillon. Connie Mack’s Athletics beat the World Champions 5 to 2 as McKean was ousted in Dayton. Dunkirk beat Cincinnati and Dayton Central leaguers, while Lebanon errored eight times and Kokomo-Sharpesville edged Bunny Hare’s squad 4 to 3.
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American Association
Lebanon
Sharpesville
Glidden Tourists Gather as Start Nears
Cars by the score are arriving from east and west and by tomorrow eight cars will compete in the Glidden tour ready for a 7 30 a m start. The opening day’s route runs from Cleveland to Toledo with entries from eastern clubs and many western organizations ready to compete.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cleveland
Toledo
Best Trainers Are Veterans In Trotting Sports
Veteran trainers like George Starr Ed Geers Lon McDonald and Budd Doble remain prime in the trotting and pacing world. The bracing air constant exercise and simple life keep them active past fifty and even seventy, guiding horsemen and imparting hard earned knowledge to younger handlers.
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Janice Beckley
St. Louis Cardinals
Ollie Pickering
Jack O'’Connor
Browns
Jim McGluire
Highlanders
Cy Young
Boston Americans
Diamond
Bob Fitzsimmons
Peter Maher
John St Sullivan
George Starr
Ed Geers
Lon McDonald
Rudd Doble
Jack Trout
Jack Bowen
McDowell
Alix
Bair
Maud S
Budd Doble
Latonia meeting decision pending by racing commission
The Racing Commission will meet in Lexington tomorrow to decide Latonia jockey club requests for extra days. It is unclear if the extension will be 10 days or longer. Col. Grainger supports any extension, Louis Des Cognets opposes a 30 day addition, while Col. Chinn Col. Clay and Milton Young did not commit.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Racing Commission
Lexington
Jockey Club
Charles Grainger
Atonia
Louis Des Cognets
Col
Jack Chinn
E. F. Clay
Milton Young
Reds deny adding new players this season
President Herrmann of the Reds says there is no foundation to rumors that six new players will be added. He states the team is not pursuing new men now and will only consider options on existing players in August, with a strong likelihood that none will return.
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Lindsay
Burke
Cincinnati
Herrmann
The
Reds
Cincinnati Cla
South Bend Central Defeats Laporte in 12 Inning Tilt
South Bend Central edged Laporte 9 to 4 after 12 innings in La Porte. The game extended beyond regulation as Central rallied to secure the victory with late scoring and strong pitching amid a marathon matchup.
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The
Sun
Laporte
Ind
South Bend
New Tomlinson Hall and Nex serve cheap city meals
The new Tomlinson Hall at 130 East Ohio Street offers meals priced at 20 to 26 cents in the city. Aimed at diners seeking low-cost options, the facility markets value meals and quick service in a period of budget-conscious eating.
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Tomlinson Hall
NEX
East
Ohio Street
This Old Dobbin Has an Income Estate Division Awaits Death
A Chicago horse named King, 21, lives on a monthly allowance from a $100,000 estate left by former owner George C. Watts. The will provides $20 monthly during usefulness and $1350 monthly after, with part of the estate to charity. The estate division is delayed until the horse dies.
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Salia
Chicago
George C. Watts
Mr. Watts
King
Watts
Thing
Tuesday Games Highlight American Association Schedule
The slate features Indianapolis at Milwaukee Columbus at Kansas City Toledo at St. Paul Louisville at Minneapolis in the American Association. In the National League, St Louis visits New York Chicago plays Brooklyn Pittsburg meets Philadelphia Cincinnati faces Boston. American League games include Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cleveland Washington at St. Louis Boston at Detroit. Central League matchups list Springfield at Grand Rapids Dayton at South Bend Evansville at Wheeling and Terre Haute at Canton.
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Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnnati Sa
Brooklyn Badeeee
St. Louis Sree
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington Erzestee
Springfield
Wheeling Eet
Dayton Bane Eee
Evansville
Creasererea Reves
Canton Eesee
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Eben
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington
St. Louth
Dayton
Wheeling
Canton
American Association Kansas City and Minneapolis Batteriestotal
At Kansas City the Kansas City team faced St. Paul with Cromley Leahy Farris and Sugden delivering for the battery. In Minneapolis the RHE Minneapolis roster included Ford Towne Graham Freeman Towns Wilson and Roth against Milwaukee Batteries with Ford Towne and others noted.
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American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Cromley
Baseball lineups and battery pairings across the leagues
The document lists multiple city matchups with team designations and battery pairings. It records players such as Brown, Kling, Pastorius, McIntyre, Bergen, Lindaman, Coakley, Sohler, Hitt, MacLean, Young, Needham, Karger, Marshall, Lynch, Bowerman, Leaver, Gibson, Corrdon, Jacklack, Mullin, Siever, Archer, Schmidt, Tannehill, Pruitt, Winter, Shaw, Owen, Smith, McFarland, Sullivan, Bender, Powers, Petty, OConnor, Smith, Graham, Heydon, Liebhardt, Clark, Doyle, and Thomas across cities including Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Washington, and Cleveland.
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Chicago
Brown
Kling
Pastorius, McIntyre and Bergen
Boston
Cincinnati
Lindaman and
Coakley
Sohler
iMavdeg
Hitt
MacLean
Young and Needham
New York
RHA St
American League
Detroit
Mullin
Siever
Archer
Schmidt
Tannehill
Pruitt
Winter
Shaw
Philadelphia
Owen, Smith, McFarland and Sullivan
Bender and Powers
St. Louis
Richmond Sportettes Raise Funds for Franchise Bid
Citizens of Richmond Virginia raise 3000 dollars for a franchise in the Eastern league. The piece notes who may have a sale, mentions Altrock transitioning to a circuses role as a bartender, and references various sports figures and events from baseball and racing.
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Richmond
Willidin approves Berlin plan for 50 mile motor race track
Emperor Willidin has provisionally approved the German Automobile club decision to build a 50 mile long motor race course at Biffel in Rhenish Prussia. The track will be 30 feet wide and weave through valleys hills and bridges with sharp curves to appear as natural as possible. The capital required will run to several millions of dollars with subscriptions sought from leading automobilists and manufacturers.
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German Automobile Club
Biffel
Rhenish Prussia
City seeks land for sewer work in Indianapolis
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana on July 8 1907 adopted Declaratory Resolution No 5208 1907 to condemn and appropriate a 15 foot wide strip through Holtman and Topp and Hanna heirs subdivisions for sewer purposes The notice sets July 2 1907 as the remonstrance date with a hearing at 10 am and states final action will be conclusive. officials Joseph T Elliott Preston C Trusler and Fred J Mack chair the board.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic
Holtman and Topp
Hanna Heirs
North Street
Holtman & Topp
Topp & Holtman
St. Clair Street
Temple Avenue
North
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board of Public Works
Applications for License in Indianapolis Ward Eleven
Peter Brown gives notice to Center township voters that he will apply at the Marion County Board of Commissioners August term 1907 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking, at No. 541 East Washington Street in Indianapolis. He also notes privilege of poor privileges in the same room.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Washington
State of
Southeastern Avenue
Cornett Place
WM. F. Brandt
Board of Commissioners
Missouri Street
Kerrs’ Add
Thomas G. Bramlettr
Diddel Favored To Win Indiana State Golf Championship
Diddel is the early favorite for the state golf championship at Terre Haute, with a dozen contenders and dark horses in the field. The Highland and Country clubs, plus players from Riverside, face committee scrutiny over entrance rules, while rivals from Fort Wayne Terre Haute and Richmond pose stiff tests as Indianapolis golfers seek strong showings this year.
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Will Diddel
Tiddel
Terre Haute
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