Harvard baseball selects Frantz as head coach and player
Frownep its WAY 10 FAME ANTZ 18 HEAD COACH OF ARD'S BASEBALL TEAM. lle G. Frantz named head of Harvard baseball with Chevhro and Keeler as assistants. Frantz, known for his strong voice, led Yale and played for Harvard, later becoming a professional in Indianapolis and Kansas City contexts.
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SURE PENNANT WINNERS Tn 4 wearisome ath] uninteresting con test
Richmond defeats Indianapolis 4 ig to 1 in a home rink game noted for lack of spirit and entertainment. Lineups include Cunningham, McGlivray, Doherty, O Mara, and Tannen. Referee Waller. Attendance 1,28, Wiliam Philips reports strong belief Indiana polis may produce a pennant winner this year amid discussion of Magoon and Hill’s views on West Coast talent.
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Brisk Sports News From Autumn of 1900s Crock
Chronicle of racing and cycling notes with updates on riders, teams, and matches. Mentions George Brown, Mike Schreck, Ed Corrigan, Dan Pateh, and Harvard baseball drive for a title. Notes about paced racing opposition, track records, and winter training reports.
Richmond and Indy Polo Standings in Central Leagues
Standings list shows Fort Wayne leading with 5 wins in the Western League while Logansport Lafayette Terre Haute and others compete. Central and Vereen (Vereeantest) Leagues feature Kakomo Danville matchups with Muncie Marion and Indianapolis sites noted.
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Dartmouth Great Center Rush Dies in Unclear Incident
Henry Wrooper, famed Dartmouth center rush, is reported dead after a troubled period marked by illness and conflicting details. Once hailed as the season’s best, he earned All American honors and memorable performances against rivals like Brown, leaving a lasting impact on college football history.
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Kidnapped Brother Held For Ten Thousand Dollar Ransom
S. T. R. Cushing of Houston and a group of friends were alerted that his brother, who had traveled west for health, was kidnapped by a Mexican gang on the Brown River and held for a $10,000 ransom. They rushed toward the kidnapping scene to pursue the captors.
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Reserves Open Paschal Season in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Reserves begin their Paschal season April 1 at Washington Park against Andy Heinhard's Rexeever. The team, long active for eight years, has a 333 game record with 451 wins and a 0.68 winning percentage. They won the city championship last season in a series with the Diesnelducfers and the Indianapolis Grays. Several players are semi-professional, with many moving to the professional ranks, and new uniforms are ready for the 94 season. Manager BI Phillips notes big league teams miss on southern trips, a stance echoed by local press.
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