Glidden Tourists Leave Indianapolis for Columbus Run
Glidden touring party departs Indianapolis headed for Columbus amid rain fears and cautious forecasts. Tour officials warned nine and a half hours for the leg, as crowds cheered the travelers and a relief committee prepared to honor Thomas J. Clarke, who died after an accident in Ryan Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Indianapolis
Columbus
Indiana Automobile Club
Bookwalter
Hower
Thomas J. Clarke
Ryan, O
Amos Gatchelder
The
Automobile
E. R. Jet
Auto Age
Duncan Curry
New York American
J. C. Ker
Boston American
John Amy
New York Herald
Ball Results From Association Standings
The fragment shows scattered scores and standings with team abbreviations and numbers. Key items include wins and losses, prices, and exon totals, but the text is incomplete and several figures are unclear. The readable parts hint at league results and positions rather than a complete report.
Baseball matchups across leagues listed for today
American Association games include Indianapolis at St. Paul Columbus at Minneapolis Toledo at Milwaukee Louisville at Kansas City. National League has Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston St. Louis at Brooklyn two games Pittsburg at New York. American League includes New York at Chicago Poston at St. Louis Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland. Central League matchups Springfield at Terre Haute Dayton at Evansville Grand Rapids at Wheeling South Bend at Canton.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston Bee
Brooklyn
St. Toousby Paca
Eeerens
Cleveland
Ererrrrr
Detroit
Eave Aeewe
Hiladelphia
Aed
York Aeeee
Perry Ee
Boston
Eeees
St. Louis Seatecereteeneneracs
Washington
Ha Wee
Bis
Pet
Wheeling Perereerris
Springfield
Seeeeses
Cantor Aves
Evansville
Ene
Wens
Terre Haute
Dayton Eeneneee
Grand Rapids
American Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louiaville
Kansas City
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Poston
Dayton
Grand Rapides
Wheeling
South Bend
Canton
Champion Woman Shot Has Never Killed a Bird
Mrs. Adolph Topperwein of San Antonio Texas claims the title of champion woman marksman of the United States She says she cannot endure killing wild game and prefers clay targets She often shoots with her husband and left her 3 year old boy home for weeks She qualified at 200 300 and 500 yards in a national rifle meet and recently broke 485 clay birds out of 500 at a trap shoot Her highest shotgun score is 128 straight and she has made 100 straight on nine occasions
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Omaha
Neb
Adolph Topperwein
San’ Antonio
Tex
United States
Lewis Stops England's Goldswain In Five Rounds
Special to The Sun reports Harry Lewis defeated Jack Goldswain, billed as England's lightweight champion, in five rounds. Goldswain showed little defense as Lewis pressed the attack, flooring him in the fifth with a decisive left body shot. The challenger staggered, rose, but fell again as the referee ended the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harry Lewis
Jack Goldswain
England
Goldswain
Lewis
Jack
McGuigan
Sports Notes From The Nation's League And Colleges
Dan Kelly, world's champion sprinter, is out with a lame leg. Yale plans a return to baseball under Capt Tad Jones. Easter trip south may end. Barney Dreyfuss pursues Joe Smith for a Tristate pitcher. Pugs in New York take race track jobs. Ames pitches better than any Giant. White Sox now lead league in hitting. Elmer Flick leads the American League in runs and power. Huff scouts for the Pilgrims. Spike Shannon shifts to right field. Frank Smith is a Sox war horse. Eddie Ashenhbach jokes remain for naval expeditions. Jack Farrell becomes Altoona manager. A catcher in the New England league may be fined for injuring a runner. Frisco publicists quiet. Who will be the next Alexander of Fistiana. Cleveland hammered 13 hits and lost.
Terre Haute Baseball Player Secretly Marries
Clyde Goodman third baseman for the Terre Haute club wed Edith Newby of Terre Haute in a secret ceremony last night. The couple planned to keep the marriage quiet until the ball season ends.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Clyde Goodman
Edith Newby
M'Graw Buys Pitcher In Newark to New York Move
Tommy Mae Carthy, Newark star pitcher, is sold to the New York Nationals. He will finish the season with Newark and join the Giants for the closing games. Newark may gain Mullen from a New York reserve.PURO DISTILLED WATER COMPANY offers half gallon bottles at 5 cents and five gallon demijohns at 40 cents. New phone 277, old main 778.
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Sun
New York
Tommy MaeCarthy
Newark
New York Nationals
Giants
Mullen
Puro Distilled Water Company
Donor of Trophy A Busy Man on Tour
Chairman Frank B. Hower and Charles J. Glidden tour the Glidden route in a new six cylinder car from George N. Pierce. The donors of the trophies for the AA A fourth annual tour draw attention as Mr. Glidden, a former telegrapher, helps reporters and speeds communications at high speed along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Hower
Charles J. Glidden
Glidden
George N. Pierce Company
Batteries-Thomas and Graham and Dougherty and Beville
The report lists battery teams including Thomas and Graham in Minneapolis and Dougherty and Beville in Milwaukee with associated numbers and names including Townsend and Fohl and Frantz and Woodruff in Louisville. The fragmentary text references RHE locations Minneapolis Milwaukee and Louisville along with numeric identifiers.
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Minneapolis
Thomas and Graham
Land
Milwaukee
Columbus
Dougherty
Beville
Townsend and Fohl
Louisville
Rhe
Paul
Essick
Sugden
Frantz and
Woodruff
Batteries in multiple cities listed with names and codes
In several locations including New York Boston Philadelphia and Brooklyn, lists of batteries and associated names appear with numeric codes. The entries cite firms Camnitz Gibson Ames Taylor Bowerman Pfeister Brown Moran Needham Weimer Mason McLean Brown Richie Doolin Karger Mashall Bell Ritter and city abbreviations. The data resembles a catalog or ledger excerpt from a period newspaper or directory.
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New York
Pittsburg
Camnitz
Gibson
Ames, Taylor and Bowerman
Boston
Chicago
Pfeister, Brown and Moran
Lindaman
Needham
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Weimer
Mason and
McLean
Brown
Richie
Doolin
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Karger and
Mashall
Bell and Ritter
First game and second game boxed RHE lines bias
The fragment lists teams and players across cities including Chicago St Louis Cleveland Detroit and Washington with references to RHE and batteries names like Howell Stevens Joss Bemis Powers Siever Schmidt Smith Warner Willett Buank Walsh Sullivan and Doyle. It notes two Detroit games with Hughes and Warner as participants though details are incomplete.
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Chicago
New York
Orth and Thomas
St. Louis
Howell and Stevens
Glaze, Oberlin and Shaw
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Joss and Bemis
Plank and Powers
Detroit
Washington
Siever and
Schmidt
Smith and Warner
Willett, Buank and
Walsh and Sullivan
Doyle
Boston
Rhe
Rhe Hughes
Warner
Batteries and Teams Compete Across RHE Matches
Record details multiple RHE battery matchups across Wheeling Canton South Bend Terre Haute and Evansville with pairs like Chappell Fuller Bruttsen Holmes Keener Tieman Schaeffer McConnell Hammond Clark Pearson Dunn Wright Munson Kennedy and Pollard. Scores show varied outcomes and game counts.
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Wheeling
Grand Rap
Chappell and Fuller
Maddox and Philbin
Canton
South Bend
Bruttsen
Holmes
Keener and Tieman
Terre Haute
Springfield
Schaeffer
McConnell
Hammond and Clark
Evansville
Dayton
Pearson and Dunn
Wright
Munson
Pollard and
Dunn
Kennedy
Carrie Nation Stars In Victory Over Bloomers
Boonville Indiana July 17 The Boston Bloomer Girls were defeated yesterday afternoon at Newburg by an All-Star aggregation 14 to 11. Maude Andrews pitched for the Bloomers and was the feature. A girl billed as Carrie Nation did all kinds of one hand catching on first base.
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Ton Bloomer
Newburg
Maude Andrews
The
Bloomers
Carrie Nation
Fitzsimmons Boasts On Ring Stirring Confidence
Bob Fitzsimmons in Dunellen New Jersey declares he would beat Jim Corbett today and that Johnson will not lick him. He mocks rivals bets his farm and jokes with Mrs Fitzsimmons while predicting a 170 pound weight and a large advantage over his sparring partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Corbett
Carson City
Bob Fitzsimmons
Dunellen
N. J
Johnson
Mrs. Fitzsimmons
Bob
Mrs. Fitz
Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons Johnson Bout Promises Sellout Clash
Philadelphia July 17 The eagerly awaited heavyweight bout between Bob Fitzsimmons and Jack Johnson drew intense expert attention. Both fighters arrive with tense reputations and fan animosity amid rumors of hard training and strategic plans. A full house is expected as every seat has sold and ringside seats are claimed.
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Philadelphia
Bob Fitzsimmons
Exchampion
Jack Johnson
California
Sandy Ferguson
Fitz
Johnson
Bob
Record Run Sets Mile and a Furlong Speedmark at Brighton
United Press reports Charles Edward powered to victory in a mile and a furlong at Brighton Beach in 1:10 3-5 with 126 pounds, claiming the Seagate States title. He beat Diana Ken and other top three-year-olds, matching fast splits and surpassing Bonnibert’s former mark set in 182.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Edward
Brighton Beach
Seagate States
Brighton
Diana Ken
Bonnibert
Lucky Car on Tour Bears Hoodoo Number Thirteen
A Thomas Flyer entered by George M. Davis of Buffalo carries the so called hoodoo number 13 on the Golden tour. George Schuster drives the car that is not in competition and has aided others with tire, gas, and ditch recoveries. Despite the superstition the 13 car has avoided trouble, kept pace with the schedule, and even paused for meals along daily runs.
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American Automobile Association
Touring Board
George M. Davis
Buffalo
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
George Schuster
Thomas
Two Women Lead Stables on Grand Circuit This Season
Miss K L Wilks and Miss Lotta Crabtree prepare prominent harness racing stables for the Grand circuit. Wilks at Glenville track with 18 horses under trainer Harry Stinson, featuring Kentucky Todd. Crabtree’s stable, led by Myron McHenry, earned over 30900 last year with Nut Boy and My Star among others awaiting Blue Ribbon meet.
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Miss Wilks
Cruikston Park Farm
Galt
Ont
Miss Crabtree
Alexander
Katherine L
Wilks
Sadie Mac
Hartford
Myron McHenry
Nut Boy
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Crabtree
My Star
McHenry
Crabtres
Bell aims for kite passenger flight by fall
Halifax on July 17 reports Prof. Alexander G. Bell, inventor of the telephone, has reached his summer home to continue kite experiments. He plans a practical aerial navigation demonstration by fall, aiming to carry a man aloft with a kite device.
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G. Bell
Here
Prof. Bell
Trouble for Tourist on Glidden Tour Collision
H C Shoemaker backed his car from a garage and struck the police department’s big vehicle damaging the door and a lamp. Police said he refused to pay, leading to attachment proceedings in Justice Harvey Stout’s court. He paid the police and left with touring companions.
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H. C. Shoemaker
Glidden
Indiana Automobile Company
Shoemaker
Court of Justice of the Peace
Harvey Stout
Anderson Gets Offers After Pardon
Charles W. Anderson who as William January will be released from Leavenworth prison by executive pardon Friday has been offered chances to enter business for himself. One man offers to fit up a pool hall and another offers a third interest in a restaurant. Anderson is undecided what to do.
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Kansas City
Charles W. Anderson
William January
Leavenworth
Anderson
The King's Jester Joke Sparks Royal Laughter
The jester teases the king with a joke about a spotted coach dog. The king orders a quick retort and jokes back, then threatens beheading but relents as the humor continues. The scene ends with the king’s mock outrage and a lighthearted twist.
TRY A MOTOR CAR At the Bull and Bear Buffet
A brief ad announces sample rides in a motor car at the Bull and Bear Buffet located at 11 East Ohio Street inviting patrons to try a vehicle.
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Bull and Bear Buffet
East Ohio Street
Doyle Sells for 4500. Springfield Star Goes to Nationals
The New York Nationals paid Springfield for Lawrence Doyle, the 21 year old Three Eye League third baseman. Doyle batted .325 this season, excelled at bunts, speed, and fielding, and departs after a standout year with Springfield in Bloominton. He previously played for Mattoon and in the K I T league, and is the first Three Eye player to graduate this season.
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New York Nationals
Springfield
Lawrence Doyle
Doyle
Bloomington
New York
Breese
Mattoon
Dan Brouthers
The Old Clo' Man Poem by Stuart MacLean
A reflective verse voice poring over value and aging. The speaker imagines the old clo' man walking the town asking for worn items and considers what lives and days might be worth, questioning what price is put on beauty, time, and reputation.
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Stuart Maclean
Applications for License in Center Township Indiana 1907
Jacob Erpelding announces to Fifth ward voters his plan to apply to the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the August term 1907 for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drink on the first floor front room 18 by 18 feet at No 822 West North Street in the city of Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Also seeks a pool table license.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
State of
North Street
Ray's Sub
Indianapoli
West North Street
Jacob Erpelding
Siegle Faces Blues In Early Quiet Start
Hoosier game notes show Siegle pitched against the Blues, losing control of the ball early. Elliott made his first appearance for Carr, pitching effectively until lifted from the mound.
Elliott Satisfactory Debut as Hoosiers Pitcher at Kansas City
Claude Elliott, newly acquired from Louisville, pitched for the Hoosiers but was pulled for Siegle after a rough third inning. Rain and mud halted play in the eighth as the Blues faded, while Siegle’s pitching faltered. The lineup rallied with multiple hits and errors, producing five runs in one inning and a three-run sixth for the visitors.
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Hoosiers
St. Paul
Elliott
Egan
Lindsey
Howley
Burke
Williams
Hooke
Siegie
Hill
Lindsay
Siegle
Whuelsman
Krueger
Blues
Cook
Coulter
Indianapolis Ward Fifteenth Liquor License Notice
In Center township Marion county Indiana the Fifteenth ward resident applies to the Board of County Commissioners at the August term 1907 for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business front room faces west on Belmont avenue at the northeast corner of Belmont and Leeds streets on the first floor of a two story frame building Lot 27 Traubs West side addition Indianapolis Ward 15. Also notice given for pool table.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Belmont Avenue
Leeds Street
Traub
Indianapolis
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Harry
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Barney Dreyfuss
Joe Smith
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Frank Smith
Sox
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Arthur Irwin
Altoona
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the Alexander of
Fistiana
M’graw
Boonville, Ind
the Bos
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Food For
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Charles Edwards
United Press
Alex. Bell
Halifax
N. S
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Alex
A. G Bell
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Bloomington, Til
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Carr
Tebeau
Hoosier Tribe
Johnny Fisher
McBride
McCarthy
G “ Beckley
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Sullivan
Himes
Weesesae i Lindsay
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