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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1910

Page

7

The Winding Way debuts at Shubert Murat theater

A leading Indianapolis audience applauds Charles Sommers's The Winding Way at the Shubert Murat. William Faversham heads a nine member cast delivering sharp courtroom drama about law delays and mob justice, with strong humor from Abe McCoy and others.

Charles B. Sommers Indianapolis Shubert Murat William F. Faversham Mr. Sommers Sommers Robert Pryor Mr. Faversham Pryor Charles Sommers William Faversham Hamlet Abe McCoy Judge Noble Elizabeth Noble Elizabeth Robert Margaret Moreland Chicago Edward McWade Mare

Johnson in pulpit praises his mother at Minneapolis church

Jack Johnson, African American boxing champion, told an African M. B. church audience in Minneapolis that his success came from his mother. He cited her schooling guidance and moral influence, noting she opposed fighting as a business but supported his win mindset. He delivered the sermon with restrained dramatic gestures.

Minneapolis Jack Johnson Johnson

Millionaire Players in Phillies Roster Watch

The Phillies may add two millionaire players this season Abe Rachlin of Newark plans a trial with Southern Pines for a pitching spot His father reportedly will pay $200 per win while he remains in the major league Lou Moren a Quaker regular is the son of a noted Pennsylvania financier

The Philles Abe Rachlin Newark Southern Pines Lou Moren Quakers Pennsylvania

Ravens Get Ready for New Baseball Season Plans

The Ravens baseball team will meet tonight at 515 Lord Street to arrange games for the upcoming season. F Faucett is authorized to organize matches and coordinate open dates for the team.

Ravens F. Faucett Lord Street

Bantams Matched for 10 Round Fight in Cincinnati

Johnny Albenese of Columbus and Bobby Welsh of Cincinnati are matched for a 10 round bantamweight bout on March 21 at Clifton A. C. in Cincinnati. Weights set at 113 pounds for the 3 p.m. weigh in. Bub Lally will referee.

Tohnny Albenese Columbus Bobby Welsh Cincinnati Clifton A. c Bub Lally

Muskogee Players Sold to Iowa and Illinois Teams

Muskogee, Oklahoma reports Peck Harrinton catcher for the Muskogee team of the Western league has been sold to Waterloo, Iowa with terms accepted. Red Schulz a Muskogee pitcher for two years will play with Galesburg, Illinois this year as his fate was just arranged.

Muskogee Okla Peck Harrinton Waterloo Red Schulz Galesburg

Welcome Home to Dick Brown at Overland Plant

A civic welcome marked a city tour including the Overland automobile plant where workers heard a band serenade. The event was led by W. H. Brown vice-president of the Overland company and highlighted Brown’s return home.

Brigadiers Dick Brown the Empire Overland Automobile Plant W. H. Brown The Overland Company

Harlem Tommy Murphy to lead grand march at Young Otto dance

Harlem Tommy Murphy in a tuxedo will lead the grand march at an upcoming dance honoring Young Otto in New York next Sunday. The piece notes his social rise after “whaling Moran” and adds other sport chatter about bets on Jeff, boxing aims, and routes for a Glidden tour with Ryan and Lew is plans.

Harlem Tommy Murphy Young Otto New York Moran Tommy Dia Lewin J. E. Ryan Chicago Mexico Ryan Lewis Cincinnati

Easter flower sale March 26 at Indianapolis asylum

The annual Easter flower sale under the Indianapolis Orphans' Asylum will be held at the Propulseum on Saturday March 26. Friends of the asylum are urged to patronize as in former years. The Blaster card, by artist and poet Evaleen Stein of Lafayette, will be sold at Charles Dyer Scofield Pierson Charles Mayer Co New York Store Iliff Stationery Co H Lieber Co and W K Stewart Co.

Indianapolis Orphans

Gold Medal baseball team to reorganize season start

The Gold Medal baseball club will reorganize tonight at its clubrooms on 289 Virginian Avenue. Last year’s players and new players are invited to attend as the team prepares for its fourth season.

Virginian Avenue

Old Time Baseball Rules And Fashion Ads Recap

A quirky compendium of ancient baseball rules contrasts with an old style clothing ad. It notes no crowd speaking to players, umpire fees borne by visitors, base running substitutions, and ball call etiquette, followed by a late 19th century suit offer from B. J. Singer & Sons at 43 West Washington Street.

Chicago Girl Wins Annandale Golf Handicap Trophy

Isabel Smith of Chicago won the Annandale Country club handicap tournament in Los Angeles with a gross 84. Katherine Mellus of Los Angeles Club finished second. The trophy was donated by Col. W. J. Hogan and the contest was open to Southern California Women's Golf Association players.

Chicago Los Angeles Cal Isabel Smith Annandale Country Club Katherine Mellus Los Angeles Club Col. W. J. Hogan Annandale Southern California Women’s Golf Association

Easter Sale Begins For Wool Serge Suits

Special sale starts today offering all pure wool fancy weave serge suits made to order for 12.75. Local tailors charge about 25 for some garments. Advertised by J. Singer and Sons located at 43 West Washington Street. Easter falls on March 27.

J. Singer & Sons W. Washington Washington St

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