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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1907

Page

7

Williams May Play at Third Williams May Play at Third

The third base decision facing Carr and Wattie centers on moving Otto Williams from short to third or signing a veteran. If a veteran arrives and Hooke or Armstrong perform, Williams stays at short. otherwise he may take third. Comiskey may release Dundon to free third base options ahead of White Sox early April games.

Carr Wattie Williams Armstrong Hooke Watkins-Carr Otto Wiliams Willaams Washington Atherton Johnny Carr Otto Short White Sox Washington Park Watkins Dundon Comiskey Sox Roche Tannehill

Race Winners In New Orleans And Oakland Listings

A listing of race results from New Orleans and Oakland shows multiple winners and odds for various horses including Goldess Nicol Bert Ord Southern Cross Notasulea Ichimingo Reside Poxmeade Rustle The Pweet Kitty Bellioone Wing Ting Lord Dixon Pursus Raconteur Vinton Nelson Black Prince inflammable Blagge Mack Royal Ascot Fancasia R Laughery bacene Cazador and others. Also notes a patent for Headaches and Neuralgia claim referencing LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with E. W. Grove signature and 25c price.

New Orleans Goldess Nicol Wasa Bert Ord Tarivngedia Southern Cross Loow Sesssensee Notasulea Garner Ceneenes Ichimingo T. Taylor Reside Lloyd Hot Springs F. Swain C. H. Shilling Bellioone Dearborn Wing Ting J. Butler Lord Dixon Moreland Eveeeseeee Oakland Raconteur Scoville Secorevese Vinton F. Graham Wee Bord Nelson W. Fischer L. Williams CE. Dugan Csescees ASCOT Mack C. Rose Cseasee Royal Ascot Butwell Fancasia Preston Eeeseee R. Laughery W. Kn

Deweys lead as Bush fires 261 in bowling night

Bush of the Deweys rolled 261 and 214 in separate games to top the Independent Bowling league standings. Laubert also of the Deweys tied for second with C Rinne of the Reliance second division. Blue Ribbons fell five to Reliance while Manhattans and Capitals dropped to Deweys and Oregons respectively. Royals and Centrals split results.

Reliance Blue Ribbons Manhattans Oregons Capitals Deweys Royals Centrals Royals Co Banworth Peres Peterson Asteeree Johantges Wheeler Venee Ereraeeres Perreeeweren Centrals Balley Issjeviveees Srvdaesiaveedad Chandler Sewes Ae Miller Peetee Rathbone E.eeee Aes Wycoff C. Banworth Seerene Nereseerenne E. Banworth Ee Rem Ees Stockman Weseewes Hendrickson Ceeeeaerreseasseeeses Ingersoll Wreseratreses Sosy Griffiths Liz Byers Beens Wallace Nee Eee Davis Horan Wee Daweeee Geerlock Hoffmeyer Rose Tenon Wheeler Eene Sere Ober Renee Schmidt Rae Betee Watson Metcalf Borge Ding Ho Brooke Baron Enee Dee Boyle Jordon Cotton Sess Pennanne Wagner Capital Barz Oemeen Woleson Sone Reichweln Seer Columbia Alleys Reliance Brinkmeyer Hoffman Wee Fay Werenne Knox Settee Peery Abel Ote Dunbar Taylor Sree Eee Eee Eee Reliance Milender Ae Teee Antee Beenaes Bee Eleis Beers Rene

O Connor High Man Leads Night At Pastime Alleys

Charley O Connor of the Crows led the E F M league night with 10 pins. Jack Connor of the Eagles was second with 02 and a 2 percent score. The Crows beat the Ravens, and the Eagles defeated the Owls at Pastime Alleys.

O’connor Charley O’connor The Crows Jack Connor Eagles Ravens Owls

Nelson rejects $30,000 purse for Gans rematch

Billy Nolan, manager of Battling Nelson, declined a $30,000 offer for a second fight with Benny Gans, saying he can secure a bigger purse and accusing Rickard of undervaluing Gans. Gans, at his Baltimore home, said he would travel to meet Nelson in New York or Chicago, ready to sign articles, and demanded the big end of the purse.

New York Billy Nolas Battling Nelson Ond Gans Nolan Nelson Baltimore Fane Chicago Rickard

Mullen Comes to Terms with McGraws Team

Jaimes Mullen star second baseman of last season's Baltimore team in the Eastern league has changed his mind after refusing to sign a contract. He left Avoca to join McGraw's New York team in Los Angeles joining Bowerman and Donlin who also held out on salaries.

Baltimore McGraw New York Bowerman Donlin Avoca Here Los Angeles

Rusie Was Easy for Sam Thompson

In reminiscences Sam Thompson recalls pitcher John Clarkson and the tough era of 1887 in Detroit. He recollects facing Christy Johnstone and Rosie's calm hitting against hard throwers, noting his only long homer off Clark and a rare hit off Frank Foreman across a season.

John Clarkson Sam Thompson Detroit John Rosie Indianapolis Frank Foreman

Yale Star Kenny Barred From Eligibility Sat Baseball Tie

Yale faculty again removes athletic captains from the field before championship games. Captain Gil Kenny of the baseball team and star of the basketball squad was ruled ineligible due to low scholarship. Yale needs Kenny for the intercollegiate series with Harvard, hoping he can regain eligibility for part of the baseball season.

Yale Gil’ Kenny Harvard Kennve

Indoor Track Meet Sparks at Tomlinson Hall

Manual Training school hosts a crowded indoor track meet in Tomlinson hall on Friday night with heated action expected in the short dash and strong entries in middle and long distances. The relay event is highlighted as the meet’s feature as Manager Abbott and Coach Siler finalize handicaps to balance all classes.

Abbott Siler

Reds to travel south with 37 added to athletics

Cincinnati March 7 special to The Sur lists Reds leaving for Marlin Saturday night led by Hanton Bancroft Huggins Tiemeyer Thomas Loabert Kane Odwell Davis Pell Laughlin with tourists Zimmerman Gilsey and Wienrich. They will meet Hitt Kruger and Mitchell at Marlin making seventeen plus twenty existing for a total of 37 added to the athletics at Hotel Arlington.

Cincinnati Church of Reds Marlin Hanton Bancroft Huggins Tiemeyer Thomas Loabert Kane Odwell Davis Pell Laughlin Messrs Zimmerman Gilsey Wienrich Hitt Kruger Mitchell Thes Hotel Arlington

House defeats Sunday baseball ban in Nebraska

Lincoln March 7 The statehouse yesterday afternoon defeated a bill that would prohibit Sunday baseball. The vote leaves the status of Sunday games unresolved and sends no immediate change to local leagues.

Lincoln, Neb

Jockey Miller's Love for Horses

New York report profiles Walter Miller's jockey career and his mother Mrs. Miller of Brooklyn, a German Jewish family with a tobacco business, noting her influence on his love of racing, early schooling, and prudent handling of his earnings. The piece描描 Walter rode in Oakland and may race at Kenning.

Walter Miller George Miller Westminster Road Brooklyn Walter Mrs. Miller Schol California Crayesend Welsh Kennings New York Oakland Artloider Kee O Ile Miller

Demarest Beats Poggenburg For National Billiards Record

Calvin Demarest of the Chicago Athletic Association defeated J F Poggenburg in the Liederkranz Club event to win a great game. Demarest scored 360 in 16 innings, an average of 1812 16, tying the national amateur record held by W P Foss.

New York Calvin Demarest Chicago Athletic Association J. F. Poggenburg Demarest W. P. Foss

Do Not Miss This Cut Out Coupon Promotion

Cut out this coupon and bring it to Haags Drug Stores at 112 N Pennsylvania St Illnois St 1802 Massachusetts Ave corner of College Ave for a 50 cent bottle of Dr Kings Cough Balm and a 1 dollar bottle of Dr Kings Great Restorative Blood Purifier and Tonic all for cents.

Haags Drug Stores Pennsylvania Illnois-st Massachusetts-al College-ave Dr. King

Bashful Ballplayer Refuses Speech On Stage

Harry Bay, famed Hoosier outfielder with the Cleveland team, stars in The Volunteer Organist. Bashful Ray, unseen by the audience, plays the organ and piano while Bay provides acting. A dramatic moment ends with Ray fleeing the stage rather than delivering a speech, proclaiming he cannot speak but can play baseball and organ.

Hoosier Cleveland Bay Harry Ray Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Pear Agid Wilkesharre Mud Lark

Wattie Waits for Peace in Napland

Thielman deal may fail if Rhoades and Joss do not sign contracts. Wattie Keenly hopes for a sign, as Cleveland’s pitching staff hinges on Rhoades and Joss. Without them, Lajoie’s plans to land Thielman face heavy setback, while veterans Bernard Moore and others vie for spots. The Cleveland staff, including Berger Lishhardt and Thielman, prepares to train at Hot Springs.

Oor Rhoades Joss Indianandlis Thielman Hoosterdam Cleveland Rhostlegs Lajoie Larry Bernard Moore Berger Lishhardt Indianapolis

Training Feature At Health Resort In West Baden

National League stars gather at West Baden Indiana for a training camp. Cubs and Pirates socialize and share stories while practicing on the grounds. Management notes include mineral water use and a preparatory drill slate. Slagle remains sick. Clarence Beaumont prompted questions about his status with the Chicago club.

Slagle C. G. Williams Chicago

Sports in Brief Mix of Boxing, Baseball and Legislation

The column flags boxing talk around Nelson Gans and a first box in America, references Moran's nose in baseball, vets in opening day lineups, Comiskey predicting Sox pennants, and a Mississippi bill criminalizing hopple riding with a fine. Also mentions hotel sprinter note, promoters for $80 purses, and a Philadelphia money bouts plan.

Rattling Nelson America Gans

Pyramid Pile Cure touted as instant relief remedy

An advertisement promises instant relief and cure for piles using Pyramid Pile Cure suppositories. It urges readers to request a free trial package from Pyramid Drug Co and offers a mailed sample at no cost, with subsequent full-size orders for 50 cents through local druggists.

Sera George Braneight Schellburg Pyramid Drug Co Pyramid Building Marshall, Mich

Park View Sanatorium Treatment Services

Park View Sanatorium offers cancer skin uterine and rectal disease treatment by Dr L T Leach with affiliations in New York and California streets.

Park View Sanatorium L. T. Leach New York and California-sts

Accordion chess plaiting at Odd Fellows Building

In Room 3 at the Odd Fellows Building on Penn and Wash streets, buttons were recovered. The entry also notes that the People’s Coal and Cement Co. are successors to Logsdon Bros Fuel Co, and both companies list telephone numbers.

Odd Fellows’ Building Penn and Wash People's Coal and Cement CO Logsdon Bros. Fuel Company

Cure for Cancer and Tumor Imitators Warned

A notice warns readers about imitators of the claimed cure for cancer and tumor. It directs readers to write to the original author for free books, listing Dr. D. M. Bye at 316 N Illinois St, Indianapolis, Ind. for more information.

D. M. Bye Illinois St Indianapolis Ind

Newton Signs With Montreal for Special Clauses

The New York player Newton signed with Montreal insisting on advance money, a ban on fining for trumped-up charges, and control over reporting time. He warns Clark Griffith and Montreal must honor terms or he will not report, citing past fines and financial disputes. He plans to report only when conditions ensure he’s in peak shape.

Montreal Reigs Will Newton Clark Griffith New York Americans Neweton Canadian Frontier Lim Griffith Camypaten Mentreal Grifith New York Highlanders Adams Express Company

Hoosier Pitcher Hafford Sold to Trenton in Atlantic Deal

Leo Hafford, a Hoosier pitcher, has been sold to the Trenton team of the Atlantic league. The local club retains a share in the young twirler as part of the deal. He showed promise at times this year but was hampered by illness.

Leo Hafford Hoosier Atlantic League Tas

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