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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1906
Page
7
Spurts of baseball revival surround Chesbro and Richmond as he ends a 15 game skid and starts a 17 game winning run. The Sun reports his late season surge, meeting Monte Semon, and praise for Lemon’s role in giving him another chance.
The Sun Louisville reports that no bowling will occur on Sundays March 18 and March 25 during the national bowling tournament running March 11 for ten days. President J F Haxger of the American Bowling Congress received threats from Glyte league factions to seek an injunction if Sunday play continued. The tournament is set in the armory owned by Jefferson County and run by the fiscal court.
Kansas City report says Blues added Merle Whitney first baseman from Buffalo after a strong hitting season with 2% home runs. Whitney is described as a strong fielder and hitter similar to John Ganzel. Secretary Frank Shriner received the formal notice and Te Beau anticipates signing two pitchers soon, with a shortstop to follow as the roster nears completion.
Special to The Susquehanna Philadelphia March 6 The Nelson McGovern bout draws feverish talk as Nelson trains hard and fans bid up tickets. Speculators hold many seats demanding astonishing prices, with $25 to $40 reported for premium seats, amid expectations of a four to six round victory.
John J. Sullivan of Buffalo predicts Terry will beat Nelson in an anticipated Philadelphia clash. He praises Terry as the greatest little fighter for his weight, notes Terry's speed and resilience, and argues Terry has the edge if they meet at top pace, expecting a great six round battle.
Sent third challenge. Kid Herman presses for a defi with Joe Gana while Gana seeks a bout with Nelson or Britt. If declined, Gana will face Herman in a later matchup.
Philadelphia Jack O’Brien faced a hotel room fire in New York after a warm welcome. A big electric sign below his window ignited furniture as he rushed back in with a hose and extinguisher to save his clothes and trunk amid flames and smoke.
Special to The Saw New York March 1 John Flanagan world hammer champion trained daily for years to master form in weight throwing. He stresses practice on turns and footwork, keeping form over distance, and notes tall lanky athletes gain reach while strong, husky throwers dominate the circle with proper turning.
Four prominent American athletes prepare for the Olympian Games in Athens from April 22 to May 2 as part of the U S team. Harvard sprinter W A Schick will run the 400 meters. Richard Sheldon of the New York A C will compete in shot put with a best mark of 46 feet 2 1 2 inches. Myer
The Central League adopted a 154 game schedule for the 1904 season, submitted by Henry F. Schmidt. Open date is April 26 with close on September 25. Teams including Evansville Wheeling Grand Rapids Canton and others will play home games on two weekdays. mileage figures are listed for each club.
Sam Murburger and manager W. H. Barton announce willingness to wrestle Ed Steinmetz under any terms. They offer to let Steinmetz draft the articles to prevent fouling and Barton will bet up to $500 on Murbarger.
The ruling permits boxing for bona fide club members in Gotham, turning the city into a fighters mecca with many entrants. The sport will thrive if responsible managers run it. otherwise, like under Horton law, it risks being squelched by deceitful practices.
Excited fans surged onto the grounds after a heated draft in Milwaukee versus Kansas City. Lewes tackled a baserunner at home while Unglaub blasted a homer, sparking a brawl that sent players off and managers beyond the roped area.
Special to The Sam Philadelphia March 12 Terry Dangerous vows to outwork and outlast McGovern in a fast six to ten round battle. He claims to be the sport’s most dangerous man, cites past wins over Manion and Murphy, and says he will not hesitate to test McGovern with strong power and speed.
The Kahns 2 and the Whens won straight games against Blonka and Star Stern in Monday league play. Ayres and Wassona are noted as two of the three men from Sars and Petia.
John Voss of Rock Island in The Bun appeals to the sporting editor to arrange a catch can match with Incal wrestler Brammets under Police Gazette rules. Two out of three falls, the prize set at $200 or any portion, with Voss willing to post bail to secure the bout.
Race results from Hoyt Sitings Hirst rer six furlong sprints and longer events across New Orleans and other venues. Entries include Ramelson and Prim in varied distances with times around 1:16 to 2:21, noting winners, odds, and notable horses such as Pirate and Gold Zone across listed tracks.
The subscriber notifies citizens of the First ward Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at the April term 190% for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in less quantities than one gallon with on premises drinking privilege The business is to be located in a front room 17 by 45 feet fronting south on Nineteenth Street on the first floor of a one story frame building on lot 40 in Cooper Fickens northwest addition known as No 1sts B Nineteenth St Ward 1 The notice also mentions a pool table.
Patsy Donovan, manager of the Brexton Baseball Club, expresses high hopes for the season. He emphasizes base running and cites players like Jimmy Casey, Jack McCarthy, Beanson, Stricklett, and Metalyr as key contributors, noting trades and improvements over last year.
The marriage of Miss Eunice Fite to Michigan football coach Fielding H. Yost was held last night at six at the bride’s parents’ home in Nashville. The ceremony joined a sister of the bride, Mrs Dan McGugin, to Vanderbilt coach and Yost ally. Gifts included a silver service from Michigan players and a Sigma Chi silver pitcher. The couple planned a honeymoon to Florida and Cuba.
The Brooklyn management and players clash over salaries as Beantana demands more money while Demontierville at Toledo seeks a higher salary and Grillo quickly secures a deal with Brooklyn. Forest Weight shines at spring camp for the Giants with praise from McGraw as talks of Gotch versus Bach surface in wrestling discussions. Beel shows readiness to meet Gotah anywhere.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Kelly and the Allentown baseball era of 1894. The piece portrays Kelly as a lavish spender and stellar catcher, recalls Mulvey’s bat, disputes over funds, and a dramatic final game where Kelly stopped a tough infielder at home and retired from action.
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