Murphy and Goodman to box in ring in Muncie
Indianapolis boxers Jerry Murphy and Danny Goodman clash Tuesday night in Muncie as part of a crowded program. Goodman, who recently drew Freddie Cole at Anderson and lost to Young Saylor at Peoria, seeks revenge against Murphy. Also on the card are Jimmy Cooley vs Young Holzhauser and Young Oliver vs Young Duffy as local fans brace for a tough bill. Meanwhile Peoria plans a July 4 bout pairing Ray Bronson with Young Saylor, who is favored to win the lightweight clash. Barney Oldfield aims to enter coke trophy racing with a July 4 Hawthorne meet, hoping to smash auto race records. The Indianapolis baseball club travels to Milwaukee for four games starting Monday, with four games at home over the Fourth.
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Week of sea and event listings across sports
The week outlines baseball games between Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee and Washington Park. Boxing notably features Oliver Welsh Trendall Moriarity Carr O'Brien Krauser Hayes Howell Avoy Thompson Erne. Golf, rowing Yale v Harvard, auto speedway, swimming, power boat, tennis and horse turf meet schedules span cities from Cleveland to Nashville and Salt Lake to Ft Erie.
Butler Leaves Tour to Fight Suit by Parry
Butler withdraws from the tour to contest a lawsuit filed by Parry. The development centers on favoritism claims linked to Butler’s decisions and associations during the competition and tour engagements.
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Official standings for cars after technical committee review
Official standing penalties list from the Glidden Trophy Division One and Chicago Trophy Division One hundred. In Division One the premier class shows entries No 7 Maxwell 63 No 10 Glide 1637 No 6 Cino 2130 No 65 Chalmers 30 with others including No 2 Premier 634 No 3 0. In Division One hundred other listings show Moline entries No 12 400 No 10 56 Lexington 1872 Maxwell 27.
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Glidden Run Faces Injunction Fight and Muddy Roaded Run
Kansas City reports an injunction suit affecting Glidden race penalties amid claims of favoritism to Chalmers cars. Max Parry withdrew, another Chalmers car was disqualified, and A A A official Butler vowed the race would continue. Today’s 242 mile leg to Omaha ran through muddy, rutted roads with 11 cars.
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Spirit World Predicts Jeffries Victory in 20 Rounds
Worcester, June 27. James J. Jeffries is forecast to KO Johnson in about 20 rounds, per Oliver C. Metler, a clairvoyant who says a guiding spirit foretells the outcome. Metler describes an excited scene with cries of fake and Johnson’s efforts to avoid further harm.
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Australian promoter offers seven thousand for world wrestling match
In Winnipeg on June 27 Dr Roller said Hugh McIntosh of Australia guaranteed seven thousand dollars to wrestle Hackenschmidt for the world championship after Frank Gotch planned retirement. The bout is set for December in Australia.
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Beals Wight Reaches Wimbledon Final
Beals Wight of Boston defeated A H Lowe in the Wimbledon gentlemen's singles semi finals to advance to the final.
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Berth for Schildmiller coach at Oregon Aggies
Portland Ore June 27 Schild miller former end on the Dartmouth eleven has been secured to coach Oregon Agricultural college.
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New Castle Giants Seek July Out‑of‑Town Games
The New Castle Giants colored team plans away games on July 3 and 4 with any state opponents. Address R A Eddings New Castle Ind 224 S Main for arrangements.
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Blues Bat Like Fiends. Two More Games Lost
Kansas City reports two defeats for the Hoosiers in front of about 10,000 fans. Scores were 11 to 5 and 6 to 3 as Barber butte rproved a strong hitter, while Rhoades dominated on the mound. Umpire disputes arose. Vansykle and Hayes were roasted. The Hoosiers face final game of the series as Graham is slated to pitch for Indianapolis. Carr’s squad departs for Milwaukee next.
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Johnson plans post fight tour and business ventures
Reno Nev June 27 Jack Johnson outlines plans after the upcoming title fight. If he wins he will defend his title and pursue vaudeville engagements in New York and later start an automobile business in Chicago. He weighs 210 pounds and is training in the heat while preparing for a strenuous schedule.
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Kitty League Quits Leaves Players Stranded
Evansville Indiana June 27 Players of the disbanded Kitty league straggled into Evansville Monday from Henderson and Paducah Kentucky. The league fell apart Sunday after a telegram from President Goshnell of Vincennes Illinois announced Marion Illinois had dropped out and no replacement town could be found. The league had a precarious six week existence and promoters have suffered heavy losses. Some players remain stranded in Evansville.
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Moon Motor Car Builds Handsome Capitol Ave Garage
The Moon Motor Car company of Indianapolis begins erecting a handsome garage and salesroom on Capitol Avenue, two blocks from the heart of the business district, promising an attractive addition to the area.
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Sun's Fight Extra to Cover Jeffries Johnson Fight
The Sun will issue a detailed fight extra after the Reno bout next Monday afternoon. Reporters including Ted, C. KE Van Loan, W. H. Naughton, Tip Wright, Max Baltashar, H. W. Walker will cover the event with human interest at ringside. The extra, priced one cent, will provide round by round results.
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Howard Restores Command of Louisville Base Ball Team
Louisville, June 27 Del Howard after resigning as manager following Heinie Peitz resignation has been reinstated as manager of the American Association champions with full authority. Owner Grayson traveled to Milwaukee to confirm Howard's return and full power to act.
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Knightstown Defeats National Caskets 5–0 in June Game
Knightstown beat the National Caskets of Indianapolis 5 to 0 in Knightstown Indiana. Batteries were Hickman and Woods for Knightstown with Bennett and Wilson for Indianapolis.
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Speedway race meeting opens with practice bursts
The Speedway auto race meeting begins with Monday practice as drivers clock their times for the upcoming events. Grant will drive an Alco car in the Cole race, with Hughie Hughes in a Parry, and Endicott brothers in Cole and E M F cars. The Buick, Marmon, and Benz teams, plus others, prepare for the July races and the big Cobe classic.
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Sun Hustlers Triumph Over Beach Grove In Unbeaten Run
The Sun Hustlers beat Beach Grove 7 to 0 in a game noted for Moriarty Diggas and Co hen’s fast fielding. Sun has played 11 games undefeated and claims a 15 year city and state championship. For game details contact Mike Cohen at the Sun office.
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Connersville crushes Shelbyville in 20 to 1 swamp
Connersville crushed Shelbyville 20 to 1 on Sunday. Batteries for Connersville were Coon and Caldwell, while Shelbyville’s pitchers were Byland and Comstock. The game was played in Connersville on June 27.
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Shamrocks Win Over Alexandria in Sunday Game
The Muncie Shamrocks defeated the Alexandria team 3 to 2 in a Sunday afternoon game. Batteries for Muncie were Hiatt and Gorman, and for Alexandria Jones and Hughes.
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Boxer's death in Pittsburgh after June bout
Ernest Campbell aged 22 died at his home after lying semi conscious since June 7 when injured in a Negley’s Run boxing bout. Lewis Sands and Ralph Hawley are under arrest as participants in the bout.
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Harvard Seeks Clean Sweep Over Yale In Thames Rowing
New London June 27 Harvard and Yale crews faced their final rounds before the annual Thames clash. Harvard men, veteran on the water, are confident of a repeat of last year's triple win as betting favors the Crimson. Yale, with only two returning rowers, aims for a surprise and to prove Yale remains a strong aquatic rival.
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Sunday Scores Across Minor and Major Leagues
American Association games include Milwaukee 7 over Louisville 3 and Kansas City 11 over Indianapolis 5 in the first game. Second games feature aes City 6 over Indianapolis 3, Toledo 5 over Minneapolis 4 in 10 innings, Toledo 2 over Minneapolis 0 in six, St Paul 4 over Columbus 0 in the first, and St Paul 1 over Columbus 2 in the second. National League notes Cincinnati 6 over Pittsburg 3 and Chicago 3 over St Louis 4. American League shows Cleveland 5 over Chicago 4 and Detroit 3 over St Louis. Central League results: Terre Haute 8 over wiertag 1, Evansville 9 over Zanesville 0, South Bend 4 over Fort Wayne 3 in 10 innings, Grand Rapids 6 over Dayton 3.
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Monday’s Games Featuring Nine Baseball Matchups
Major leagues schedule includes Columbus at St Paul Toledo at Minneapolis Louisville at Milwaukee Indianapolis at Kansas City Cincinnati at Chicago Philadelphia at New York St Louis at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Boston New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia Wheeling at Terre Haute Fort Wayne at South Bend Dayton at Grand Rapids Zanesville at Evansville.
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St Paul sweep Columbus with two decisive wins
St Paul beat Columbus twice, 4 to 0 and 8 to 1, showcasing better all round play in yesterday’s games.
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Quiet Sabbath Observed in Reno Ahead of Boxing Showdown
Reno Nevada June 27 An air of languor pervades as fight fans feel the heat of the day. Johnson and Jeffries struggle with fatigue while gambling halls lie deserted. Promoters fear gate receipts won t cover costs as the arena nears completion and many boxing celebrities plan only a quiet appearance.
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Toledo Beats Minneapolis In Doubleheader On Muddy Field
Minneapolis dropped both ends of a twin bill to Toledo in a muddy park. The opener went 10 innings with Altizer's miscue allowing the decisive run, giving Toledo a 5 to 4 victory. The second contest ended at six due to a state Sunday amusements ban, Toledo winning 2 to 0.
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Toledo
Altizer
Spencer Out as Brewers Lose Four Straight, 7 3
Milwaukee defeated by 7 to 3 as Schwenk cruised and Cantwell faltered at the plate. Cutting entered in the seventh after Spencer was banished for protesting a Ferguson issued strike.
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Middletown Defeats Atkins 11 to 4 in Heat
Middletown defeated Atkins of Indianapolis yesterday by 11 to 4. The game was slow due to intense heat. Dorle Creasy Kembrough Mills and J Ruckstuhl sparked the offense while Ruckstuhl added notable base running.
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Fourball Match at Highland Features McLeod Turpie Victory
Freddie McLeod of St. Louis and Harry Turpie of Chicago defeated Jack McDermott of Merchantsville and Robert Peebles, present southwestern champion, fourball match 7 up with 6 to play at Highland links. McLeod won the professional tournament Saturday.
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Harry Turpie
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Corbett Set as Chief Second for Jeffries in Camp
JEFFRIES TRAINING CAMP RENO NOV 27 Jim Jeffries plans to box next Monday with Tack anderson for the heavyweight title. Jim Corbett will act as chief second and direct uppercuts while taking no outside guidance. Jeffries will finish hard work by Thursday then focus on conditioning and stiffness relief.
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