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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1908

Page

6

Australian Bill Squires Seeks Match in London Showdown

The Australian boxer Bill Squires is in London seeking a fight with Tiger Smith Moir or Palmer Burns and Johnson with Tommy Burns eager to face him. The bout is planned for Olympia rather than the National Sporting Club, drawing a potential 20 000 crowd under cover as London hype grows. In a related note New Orleans hosts the Crescent City derby Saturday featuring Chapultepec Angelus Pinkola and the Berlin pair with Pinkola seen as a strong outsider candidate backed by improved stamina and speed in recent work.

Tommy Burns National Sporting Club Olympia London Big Bleck Tommy Burns Indianapolis Sun New Orleans Berlew and O'Neill Chapultepec Angelus Pinkola Berlin Jack Atkin Weizer Pinkoln Chapulteyec Fizer

Belated Auto Heads Toward Agianapolig

French independent car from New York to Paris encounters delays after a breakdown near Summerford. Differential gear failure sidelined the vehicle in Cleveland for two weeks. The trip resumes from Indianapolis to St. Louis with Max H. L. Hohmann and Maurice Drieghe driving.

Indianapolis Sun Springfield Mareno New York Paris Summerford Cleveland Columbus Pyriday Indianapoli St. Louis Max H. L. Hohmann Maurice Drieghe

Driscoll's Possible Trip To America For Adell Fight

London reports featherweight Jem Driscoll may travel to the United States to fight Abe Attell in San Francisco in April. Driscoll already beat Charlie Griffin to retain his 125 1 2 pound title with a fifteenth round stoppage. The piece notes Squires seeking matches and Jack Johnson referenced as a notable figure.

London Jem Driscoll England America Abe Adell San Francisco Driscoll Allell States Attell Priscoll National Sporting Club Charlie Griffin Bill Squires Gunner Moir Jack Palmer Tiger Smith Mr. Boettinson Bill Squires Smith Wales Mr. Bettinson Jack Johnson

Syndicate Seeks Jeffries For New Fight Club Management

San Francisco dispatch reports a California syndicate aims to appoint Jim Jeffries as manager of a new fight club offering ten round contests without decisions. Jim Coffroth hopes to clinch the Packie McFarland versus Jimmy Britt match while promoter activity centers on Los Angeles Pacific Athletic Club and Tom McCarey.

San Francisco Jimy Coffroth Packie McFarland Jimmy Britt Colma Packie Jimmy Los Angeles Jim Jeffries California Sports Jim Tom McCarey Pacific Athletic Club

Red Flannels Adopted by French Hospitals

Paris reports a new hospital practice requiring patients to wear red flannels. Doctors believe the color benefits patients physically and mentally, aiding in the treatment of skin diseases and lifting mood.

Paris

Reach Ball Adopted for American Association

The American association settles on the Reach ball replacing the Victor after an annual meeting. A five year contract with Reach covers game balls and exhibition use. Watkins, Indianapolis club president, celebrates the change as a personal victory amid prior pushback from Tebeau and other magnates.

League Watkins American Association Reach Company Amer Ican Association Indianapolis Tebeau

Baseball Notes on Pruitt Freeman Cicotte and Lincoln Pitcher

Pruitt from Indiana with the Boston Americans trains at Little Rock Arkansas and is lighter than usual. John Freeman with Minneapolis ties will be Millers field captain this summer. Cicotte the little French pitcher once tried by Detroit in 1906 and later with Lincoln Nebelob shows promise and may join a major league club again before turning 23.

Pruitt Indiana Boston Americans Little Rock Ark John Freeman Minneapolis Millers Cicotte Detroit Indianapolis Lincoln Nebelob Boston

Dorner Accepts Horticulture Chair at University of Illinois

Prof. Herman B. Dorner has accepted the headship of the department of horticulture at the University of Illinois. He has been an assistant in botany at Wabash College in Crawfordsville Indiana.

Herman B. Dorner University of Ilinois Dorner Wabash College

Auto Mascots Fad Wandering From London to Ward Off Bad Luck

The piece notes a new auto accessory craze featuring brass or nickel mascot figures mounted on car bonnets. Designers choose grotesque or whimsical forms including constables roosters elephants and jackalope like figures to avert trouble from police and roads.

London Nick

Sports Events of the Week Highlights Various Competitions

Billiards and pool exhibitions and tournaments planned in multiple venues. Bowling leagues play on regular schedules. Roller skating matchups listed. Winter racing meetings continue in Crescent City San Francisco and Los Angeles. Boxing cards set for Philadelphia Peoria and Los Angeles with multiple pairings. Weekly shooting event scheduled at Indianapolis Gun Club.

Mann Vs. Woodward Washington New Orleans Crescent City Jockey Club Fair Grounds San Francisco New California Jockey Club Oakland Los Angeles Los Angeles Racing Association Santa Anita Park Arcadia Philadelphia Willie Moody Amby McGarry Young McGovern John Covson dJick Blackburn Terry Martin Grounds of Indianapolis

Winner selections at Fair Grounds track race card

First race offers Gloriale Maylee and After All as top picks. Second race favors Sabado Truro In auguration. Third race highlights Rhinestone Rustle Night Mist. Fourth race features Miss Sain Quad rille Avaunteer. Fifth race bets on John Carroll Maw kama Gotha. Sixth race lists Bandrida WHadur Aunt Rose. Seventh race includes Gilpin Jack Witt Creel. Best bets have Gloriole straight first race and John Carroll straight fifth race and Gilpin straight seventh race.

Fair Grounds Track Gloriale Maylee Sabado Truro Inauguration Rhinestone Rustle Night Mist Miss Sain Quadrille Avaunteer John Carroll Mawkama Gotha Bandrida Whadur Aunt Rose Gilpin Jack Witt Creel Gloriole

Notable Horsemen Die In Separate Incidents And Trips

David Waldo, longtime Kansas City race figure and former track owner, was killed in a runaway near Independence, Missouri. Charley Van Duzen, famed race rider, died in Dallas from consumption after overtraining. J. N. Camden Jr., Kentucky Racing president, plans a pleasure trip to Italy aboard the Koeningen Louise. The Kentucky anti pool rogin bill awaits passage and likely governor signature after the Senate's approval.

Dallas Tex Charley van Duzen America Ele van Duzen Germany France England Lexington J. N. Camden, Jr Kentucky Racing Association Hartland Stud New York Naples Italy Senate Frankfort House of Representatives Willson

Prompt for a One Day Cold Cure by Bromide Quinine Tablets

Advertisement claims a single day cure for a cold using laxative bromide quinine tablets. It promises refund if ineffective and displays E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.

E. W. Grove

Albany races anti-gambling bills advance in codes panels

In Albany on March 9 the Agnew Hart anti track gambling bills gain support from Senate and Assembly codes chairmen. Senate chairman Henry W. Hill backs passage and expects committee report and Senate vote soon. Assembly leaders anticipate a committee report or discharge motion if stalled, with a Thursday Senate vote anticipated.

Indianapolis Sun Albany N.Y Codes Senate Assembly Agnew-Hart Henry W. Hill Buffalo Senate Committee On Codes Ile Agsnew-Hart Jockey Clubs House Murphy

Leading Man Former Champion of Swimmers

George Palmer Moore once world champion diver in 1907 leads Miss Cecil Spooner at the Park theater in a week’s engagement. He holds New York state diving record of 59 feet 6 inches and won the 1908 national diving title against 38 competitors from the US and Canada. In April 1908 he was named best all round swimmer in the United States and received a Boston Athletic Association medal.

George Palmer Moore Cecil Spooner Park Theater New York State United States Canada Boston Athletic Association

Giants Possess Strong Hitting Lineup For Season

Sam Crane outlines the San Francisco Giants batting order including Bridwell Mathewson Donlin Shannon and Bresnahan with pitchers and infielders listed. He asserts the group offers power speed and balance and notes McGraw plans to leverage Bridwells eye and Donlin’s run production to boost the clubs hitting over the season.

Marlin Springs Tex Shannon Tenner Devlin Seymour Hresnahan Doyle Bridwell Matthewson Giants Mathewson Jose Ing McGraw Fred Mika Donlin Michael Cy Sesmenir Dontin Furth

Roberts gives up place to Matthewson in Cheyenne race

Driver Roberts relinquished his lead in the New Parts automobile race between Nes and Cheyenne. Matthewson will take the Thre car after arriving to a cheering crowd in Cheyenne as the event concludes with whistles and cheers.

Roberts Matthewad Cheyenne Wro Mere o.Montague Roberts New Parts Nes Matthewson Denver Auton

Two-Legged Dogs Employed by Paris Tax Officials

Paris authorities hire two legged dogs to patrol at night and bark outside suspected dog tax dodges. The barking prompts a house check and a $2 tax demand. Workers are paid thirty dollars monthly.

Paris

Gatches Eighteen Rats In Single Trap

Family washings rough dry by the pound all fat pieces ironed Try it Phones 1671 New pianos 165 and up Wulschnar's.

New Pianos Wulschnar’s

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