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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1903

Page

7

Western Jockey Club Faces New Ruling WiderAides

Chicago June news discusses Lea Yer Rel riding a U rake colt, faces Western Jockey Club changes. Burges Wishard and Drake linked to Heist rise, while European fame and New York stance on foreign alliances loom. Trainer Wishard skeptical about cross track licensing and independent Washington Park past rules.

Chicago Lea Yer Rel Heisl England Corrigan Drake Buch Jockey Club Enoch Wishard Wishard Johnny McCafferty Reiff East Wiritard West Ries New York Clup Western Association Washington Park Tor Toil Sivans Canti Western Jockey Club

Auto craze grips Dr Hutchins orders two machines

Dr Frank Hutchins, famed auto devotee, declares two brand new automobiles on order amid wild talk of “kickboard” models. He imagines speed, novelty, and racing spectacle as colleagues discuss the odd craze and a second machine arrives for his collection.

Frank Hutchins Hutchins Annals of Autology Columbia Club Indianapelis Tors

Savable Beats McChesney by Nose in Great Race

Chicago notes a sensational one mile race at Harlem where Savable narrowly defeated McChesney after a rough early bump that slowed the favorite. Jackfull and Evea trailed, rivals faltered, and Savable surged to the front in a dramatic finish as jockeys Gray and Meade battled to the wire.

Chicago Evea McChesney Gray Stoully Burt Savable Dean Arenlis

Remarkable finish in tight race for two-year-old filly

McChesney and Doya sprinted to the final furlongs with Rin iymst. and Sarable neck and neck. Savable edged the line by a head as commentators blamed riders for pacing. The crowd praised McChesney’s effort on a horse with unknown limits.

Riniymst McCheaney Savable Rome Gray Nils Meade Sarable McChesney

Unfavorable Weather Delays New Jersey Yacht Race

Highlands of Navabink New Jersey June 4 A near flat calm and dense fog produced a dismal outlook for a race among Resistance Constitution and Columbia on the America’s Cup course at Sandy Hook. Strong southerly winds earlier caused Monday’s postponement, but a light southeast wind appeared by 8 am as fog lingered in the horseshoe mooring area, with optimism for improving wind as tide changed.

Navabink N. J Resiance Constitution Columbia Sandy Hook

Dreyfus Lawyer to Fight Tod Sloan Tasked for Jockey Club

Paris reports that Mattre Laborl, famed jurist who defended Capt. Dreyfus at Rennes, will provide legal service for the steward of the French Jockey Club in a suit brought by Tod Sloan over his expulsion from the French turf.

Capt. Dreyfus Tod Sloan Paris Tida Mattre Laborl Capt Dreyfus Rennes Jockey Club Tod Siva

Cowboys Rally In Late Contests At Meridian

Notes of the game describe Woodruff's overthrow sparking trouble while Willkimg alep struck out with bases full. Little Lewee shines at short, McAndrews robs a hit near the grandstand, and O'Brien makes a sparkling play on a bounder from Woody's glove. Kansas City shows pennant pace as The Cowboys stay in contention throughout. MORROW CIRCLE of Meridian St M E church elected officers: Mrs PF Wynne president Mrs L N Walker vice president Mrs Stella Anderson recording secretary Mrs H A Tieuk treasurer.

Woodruff Willkimg Alep Little Lewee McAndrews Kansas City Cowboys O'Brien Woody

Mayor Bookwalter and the Storms in a Bizarre Baseball Scene

An erratic eighth inning at Wambington Park features alayar Bookwalter and Dan Storme amid sarsaparilla talk and heckling as Willams falters for Indianapolis in a wild Kansas City game. Umpires, bleachers, and a stampeding crowd color a chaotic scoreline with 4 to 1 and late three runs by Kansas City.

Alayar Bookwalter Dan Storme William A Wambington Park Amy Secretary of State Aittle Sarsaparilla Storma Kenle Harvard Indiana Willams K. C Wiliams Indianapolis Fox Ride Dones Horo Sou Oy Mihm Tonmirit Coulter Orokwou O'Brien Woodrutt Heydon Kanbas Thothfues Maloney Nance Grady Yg Tewee Knoll Ganley McAndrew Tomb Voce Kansas City Thanes Dade Williams Burham Hy Willams Wurham Uraay Woodrum Umapires Moran Cunningham

Where They Play. American and National Leagues schedule notes

A readable snippet lists matchups across American Association and American League with teams such as Milwaukee, Kansas City, Louisville, Detroit, Boston, St. Louis, New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia. It also mentions Central League games including Marion Evansville Grand Rapids Terre Haute and Wheeling Fort Wayne with several mis-spellings corrected for clarity.

Grand Rapids Terre Haute Dayton South Bend Marion Evansville Port Wayne Wheeling Detroit Boston St. Louis New York Chicago Cleveland Washington National Fostan Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Pitsburg Yes Central League Murion Denter Youth Bend Fort Wayne

Standing and scores from cities list

In Kansas City the standings show Indianapolis leading 6 to 2 over Columbus St. Paul. Milwaukee trails, while Toledo and Minneapolis are listed with a 2 score.

Kansas City Indianapolis Columbw St. Paul Milwaukee Loutaville Toledo-Minneapolis American Association Miwankes St. Paul Kansan Minneapolis Columbus Toledo

Sunday games at Anderson in move to Indiana city

Arrangements nearly finished to move all American Association baseball games from Indianapolis to Anderson Indiana on Sunday. M Line and CC Four, local organizers, met Monday with manager Watkine of the Indianapolis team. Watkin e seeks transfer as Indianapolis bans Sunday games.

Anderson Ind

Sports Notes: Minneapolis Runas and College Links

Minneapolis has 107 runa off 160 safe hits in h eames. Johnson, the big Carlisle Indian football player, will go to the University of Pennsylvania next season. Whison, a graduate of the Cleveland baseball school, has won every game he has pitched for Atlanta this season. Ketchum, 1964, is the new captain at the Cornell track team. Alumni-Varity baseball game at DePauw on June 11. The Varity has won second honors in the state race. Only two members of the Philadelphia National League team are hitting above .100 they are Kelsier and Wolverton.

Minneapolis H Eames Johnson Carlisle University of Pennsylvania Eke Whison Cleveland Atlanta T. Ketchum Cornell Indianapolis Tne DePauw Kelsier Wolverton

Dope doping rocked American turf roots and reform calls

A detailed historical exposé traces the origins of horse doping at Guttenberg New Jersey and Morris Park, explaining how veterinarians like Dr. Riddle and Dr. Ring introduced an “elixir of speed” that restored old form in failing horses. It describes effects on horses and riders, the widespread adoption at outlaw tracks, and calls for banning doped runners and banning offenders for life.

Tee Jockey Club Morris Park Kiadie Riddia Casuss Salling Hiddie Riddle Ufe Guitenberg New Jerey Vnla Paltasdes Mingion Ming Wea Dick Thoroughh Dr. Mink Courage Skate Ring Dr. Ring

Old hotel man dead re Cincinnati June 71-year-old Bruce dies

William Pickett Bruce, 71, proprietor of the Alms hotel in Cincinnati, died Monday of dropsy. He was well known among traveling men, formerly connected with the Palace and Emery hotels, and was born in Fleming county Kentucky in St.

Cincinnati Willam Pickett Bruce Alms Hotel Palace Emery Mr. Bruce Fleming County Kentucky

Santry and McPadden Set Ten-Round Empire Showdown

Two top lightweights Hughey McFadden of Brooklyn and Padre Santry of Chicago will fight ten rounds to a decision at the Empire on Tuesday night. Both boxers, beloved by local post‑habitual fans, will weigh in at 118 pounds. The card also features Kid Henderson vs Kid Brune and Harry Gray vs Tom Aurray, with Poodle Mullers clashing Fred McGraw in the undercard.

Santry M’padden the Empire Hughty McFadden Brooklyn Padre Santry Chicago The Empire Ike McPadden Bantry Aween Kid Henderson Kid Brune

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