Goodwins Work Was Little Bet ter The Game Was Replete With Errors
A special to the Sun from Columbus reports a uneven game where mercery’s batting stood out amid erratic play. Columbus beat the Hoosiers four straight as fielding flubs marred both sides. Pickering drove in three runs, while Fisher lasted two innings before Gooawin replaced him. Multiple line scores and batter details illustrate a rough, offense-driven contest with poor defense across teams.
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Barneys Warning on Track Racing Peril and Law
Special to The Sun reports Barney Oldfield predicts track racing will be prohibited within two years unless on specially built tracks. He cites faster cars and crowd dangers at curves, urging safer designs and fenced tracks to protect drivers and spectators after recent accidents.
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Various Sports News From The Era On Bets And Bets
Wilson Marshall bets $10000 on Atlantic victory while Perry Werden succeeds Cooney Beat as Hattiesburg manager in Mississippi. Rumors link Jimmy Britt to fight winner of Hanlon Corbett. Louis Chevrolet sets a track record challenge. Rencee Miller moved from New York to Pittsburg then Sacramento. Mathewson hits .417 in eight games. Bresnahan leads Nationals with 27 hits. Kia Sayers and Tommy Mowatt set for June 1 in Green Bay for $1 purses. weight 120 pounds. American Motor League growth noted. Cy Young may leave Boston over pay. Gumbert eyeing Louis Browns. trade for Harry Howell debated. Hyandia Not Tight O’Keefe at Indianapolis linked to guard for $1.5 house. Henry Reitz signs with Springfield Central League. Jockey Hildebrand suspended for Gravesend ride. Duenna ride questioned.
Educators attend conference in Edinburgh via Indiana leaders
Gorge R. Whison and A C Pilkenton, Indiana blind school officials, were appointed by Gov. Hanly to attend the International Conference of Educators of the Blind in Edinburgh Scotland. Five drownings reported in St Louis area. victims include Morris Blumenfeld 17 Paul Kamischie 5 Julian Singleton 15 Marion Price and Everett Stockton. Gun sale columns appear in the clipping.
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Spit Ball Debate Dominates Baseball Talk of Era
Veteran manager Charney Nichols rails against the spit ball while admitting occasional use to save himself. He argues the new delivery could dull fan interest, insisting he will rely on his curves and shoots as in his major league debut.
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Cutts Named Washington Football Coach
Oliver F. Cutts has been chosen as football coach for the University of Washington at Seattle. The selection followed a field of candidates including a dozen other New England men. Cutts was practicing attorney in Seattle and had prior coaching experience with the Indians state team.
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Monday's Games Across Major Leagues
In American Association action Indianapolis visits Toledo Columbus plays Louisville St Paul travels to Milwaukee Minneapolis meets Kansas City. National League features New York at Boston Pittsburgh at Chicago. American League matches Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia. Central League games Evansville at Wheeling Fort Wayne at South Bend Terre Haute at Dayton Springfield at Grand Rapids.
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Sunday raids bring in S480
Police raids on Sunday netted city funds of S480. William Armitage paid S550 in fines and costs for running a gambling house and liquor sales on Sunday. Seventeen patrons were fined for visiting the gambling house. A raid was planned on Tobe Howe’s Maywood place, with Howe fined S5 plus costs for keeping a gambling house. People at Armitage’s saloon varied in occupation. the crowd included residents from nearby towns. The cigar box held S1,342.
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Hanlon Will Not Lead The Reds In 1906
Cincinnati June 31. The report Ned Hanlon will manage the Reds next season is false. President Herrmann says there has been no communication with Hanlon for over a year and Kelley should be allowed to prove himself this year. Hanlon will not manage the Reds next year or any year.
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Durand elected president of Lenox Cricket Club
Durand, the British ambassador, was chosen president of Lenox Cricket Club at its annual meeting on Saturday. The club, made up of English servants in Lenox country homes, has drawn attention for its member’s participation in JIS games and matches. Durand will act as president and guide club activities.
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Cold blooded millionaires shape a moral view at Princeton
Princeton Theological Seminary President Francis L. Patton discussed Christian morality in a Sunday talk. He warned that wealth can shield a man from social consequences, while once wealth fades, friends vanish. He contrasted honest study of history with the lure of power and money.
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Aid for Strikers by Boston Unions Donations
Boston trades unions donated money on Sunday to help striking teamsters in Chicago. The action was organized by local labor groups and reflects ongoing support for workers amid the Chicago strike.
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Sullivan and Mitchell to Clash in Tacama Contender Bout
ISPECIAL TO THE BUNJ Seattle reports revived feud between John Sullivan and Charley Mitchell as they finalize a September 19 match in Tacama with a side bet and Erie receipts split. Both fighters signed articles in Seattle last month and prepare at Green Springs with Sullivan weighing about 340 pounds and Mitchell aiming for around 23 stone, promising a dramatic showdown.
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