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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1906

Page

7

Hoosiers break all records by doubleheader win

Kansas City July 11 Indiana's Kellum and Fisher pitched well as the Hoosiers swept both games from the Blues. Burke clashed with several Hoosiers butKentucky? No. The first game ended 5 to 2 and the second 1 to 0 as timely hitting and defensive plays, including Himes' spectacular catch, carried Indiana to the twin bill victory over Kansas City Blues.

Kansas City Indianapolis Jimmy Burke Hls Feam Blues Kellum Pat Bohannon Big Pat Kel Pat Leahy Crutcher Fisher Himes Kansas Cy Caszady St. Eae Ervey At&t Pau St Paul Louieville Buchanan Hoa E Dunleavy Atherton Deed Carr Williams Oo Marcan Wwe Bas Tndianapolis Perrine Kahoo yun—Bohannon Bohannon Bonannon Perry Marcan Willams Burke Phyle Gullivan Kelchum uUm- Pire Kane

National League and American League Baseball Summary

National League results show Chicago and Cincinnati toping, with battles in St Louis and Brooklyn. American League reports Washington Philadelphia Boston New York and Kansas City Indianapolis games with mixed outcomes and notable pitching duels and bases.

Tuesday’s Baseball Matchups Across Leagues

A jumble of American Association and National League games lists teams like Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louisville, St Paul, Milwaukee, Toledo, Minneapolis, Boston, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, St Louis, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Chicago, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, and others. The fragment also notes battering pairs and stray names, with unclear scores or outcomes.

Columbus Milwaukee Ee Minneapolis Aes Ve Toledo Louisville Kansas City St Paul Indianapolis Agey Chicago New York Pittsburg A Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Boston Peeesee Atyermeye Vane Cleveland Chicago Ee Datrolt Louth Seseeees Washington Pater Wan Grand Raphis Wheeling Reeteree Springfield Canton Evanayille Oh ATE South Bend Allterra Hauta Hig American Association St. Paul Colorsbug Milwaukee National League Boston Cincinnati Pittsburg St. Louis Detroit Terre Haute Dayton Evansville Grand Rapids

Nothing in Playing Professional Ball says Carr

Johnny Carr argues that baseball offers little real reward for the average player. He warns it is a light life with unstable income and many end with nothing despite some saving. He suggests workers may fare better returning to regular jobs after years in the sport.

Johnny Carre Johnny Carr Outlaws Carr

Lehigh Valley Railroads and Childcare Ad Fragment

Fragmentary note mentions travel on the Lehigh lines to New York and Buffalo, with stray references to Lehigh Valley Railroad address in Bufelo and Detroit. Also advertises Mrs Winslow’s soothing product for teething and childcare. The garbled text lacks coherent events or dates.

New York Buffalo Nizwara Falls Lehigh Valley Bufelo Detroit Mich

Weather Changes Told by Players Arms

Mike Kahos veteran Hoosier back says pitchers feel weather shifts in their arms long before changes. He recalls arm pains with moving temperatures after catching years. Tacke Parrott agrees veteran twirlers sense a coming change and expect rheumatic symptoms, though not saying they have it.

Mike Kahos Aervlea Bald “Tacke Parrott

Sharkey’s Thawing Trick A Famous Bout Ends With Cigars

Tom Sharkey hosted a gathering of western fighters and spectators who treated him. Facing a bill, Sharkey proposed cigars for all, distributing the cigars he had collected from others, a thrifty exit that impressed the crowd.

Tom Sharkey Ike Jim Corbett Tom Sharkey Tont

Tennis Program Announced For National Championship

Boston July 17 Special to The Sun The national championship tennis program was announced last night by the United National Lawn Tennis association. Doubles will be in two sections at Chicago July 3 and Longwood July 2 with no entrant in both. Two section winners meet at Newport likely August 2 for a final with Mesars Holcomb Ward and Beals C. Wright. Singles will be at Newport August 21 with winner to face Beals C Wright. Inter scholastic singles winners also compete at Newport near that time.

Boston United National Lawn Lawn Rannis Chicago Longwood Newport Mesars Holcomb Ward Beals C. Wright Gays

Race Results From New York and Cincinnati Falls Short

Race results from New Yorks Ftrat meeting show multiple events with winners such as Yorkshire Lad in the 24-16 mile sprint and Suffice in the same card. Cincinnati reports Banposal winning six furlongs and Mae Lynch taking the one mile race, with several steeplechases and shorter sprints across the same day.

New York Englander Lady Eligon Terry Yama Christy George S. Davis Horner Arimo Alethene J. C. Core Miss Ogden Cincinnati Banposal GriMth Mint Boy Larone Mae Lynch Perkins Postman Cambridge John Carroll Nicol the Minks T. J. Carson Stoddard Gaddy Sy Sigmund Pierpont Mozelle Dainty Dame Fair Fagot Melting Ouardi Fire Alan Hen Votlo Delemore The Jerry Sharp Bodia Edgely Hamilcar Fannetto Rusk Beiet Demurrer Mice Brand New T Ia Hannibal Lemon Girl

English horse Rocksand arrives from London in New York

Special to The Sim reports Rocksand, winner of the English Ten Thousand Guineas Derby and St Leger, arrived yesterday from London aboard the Minneapo. Belmont purchased the horse for $125,000 after its three year turf career yielded about $298,000 in winnings. Also mentions Like Jove as a racing note and a fatal road incident involving a stand passion.

New York Rocksand August Belmont London

Referee Abe Pollock Chosen For Benny Yanger Fight

Local club settles on Abe Pollock of Chicago to officiate the Benny Yanger versus Kid Herman bout at the ball park on August 10. The decision follows protests against Jim Ryan, seen as biased by Chicago fighters and managers. Pollock, a seasoned pugilistic figure and baseball umpire, is praised for fairness and judgment.

Sunny Jim Ryan Abe Pollock Chicago Benny Yanger Kid Herman Ball Park Focal Athletic Club Ryan Jim George Aller Salt Yanger Siler Herman Pollock Bennie Hid Supreme Court Waa Ate Hia Ed Dunkhorst Hoga Kelly Silvy Perrera Abe Dickereon Indianapolis Windy City Grover Hayer

From the Firing Line Hoosiers and Mud Hens Shine

Hoosters show strength as Mud Hens slip atop the league with toledo struggles. Cheech the wonder loses to the Mors while Stud Hens slump. Columbus and Robertatite win. Giants falter with new players.

Toledo Odwell Jude Moses

Morgan Anxious 10 to Fight Mayfield for Purse

Morgan issues a challenge to Bitly Mayfield for a $30 side bet with winner takes all. He plans to weigh in under 158 pounds on July 3 at an open-air local athletic club event, disputing Indianapolis Athletic Club statements about his weight. Also notes Strobel at Bat for the Bott-Saters with room to improve.

Jack Morgan Welter Weleht Mayfield Mourgan Morgan Indianapolis Wes Mayfeld

Berger vs O'Brien Fight Ends With Berger Victory

The crowd at Philadelphia's National Athletic Club watched California fighter Berger defeat Philadelphia Jack O'Brien after a rugged 6 rounds. O'Brien started strong but Berger controlled the later rounds with sharp defense and bursts, drawing cheers as the crowd favored Berger. O'Brien suffered a cut eye but continued trading, with Berger finishing the bout showing superior staying power.

Sun Philadelphia Berger California Jack O'Brien 3Tional Athletic Club O'Brien Inez Afr

Courtney Resignation Sparks Cornell Alumni Protest in Ithaca

Ithaca July 17 Cornell alumni urge that the entire alumni body protest against Coach Courtney's resignation and seek conciliatory measures by the athletic department. Reports mention Courtney injured while moving to Poughkeepsie. Automobile topics and various car models noted in local items.

Courtney Ithaca N. Y Cornell Poughkeepsia

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