Thielman Hopes Lift Hoosier Return From Camp
Hoosier fans remain hopeful that Thielman will be kept with Cleveland, despite strong reports of his standout form in spring training. W. H. Watkins praises his control and fitness, noting Thielman may win a regular spot over Berger, with training set at French Lick and Indiana weather shaping conditioning.
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Summers
Fisher
Cromley
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Burwell
Bales
American Association
Livingston
Charley Carr
French Lick
Deals at Lackey sale in Cambridge City on sale day
Richmonds March 15 sales at the Lackey horse sale in Cambridge City were strong led by Complex a bay stallion with a 2 10 trial and price of 4200 bought by Frank A Lackey of threens from George Schwegman of Richmond Other consignments included Dr M owned by Dr J A Milburn to J A Schuster for 809 Ed Wilkes owned by Jony J Dagler to George Davis for 475 Admiration owned by Willard Beeson to William Starland for 375 Fair Oaks owned by A L Padgett to George Amsden for 759 Brownie Wilkes owned by Godwin Jamison to Smith Johnson for 674 Merry Go owned by A L Padgett to Connelly Shotwell for 45 Lady H owned by Curt Gosnell to Ed Abrams for 500 Lotta Coastman owned by Griffith Gar tin to GC Smith for 500 Dr Gray owned by Brady Warrer to Connelly Shotwell for 630
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Richmond
Ind
Cambridge City
Complex
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Dr. M
J. A. Milburn
Wressington
SL. D
J.A. Schuster
Lafontaine
Ed Wilkes
Jony J. Dagler
Rushville
George Davis
Lexington
Admiration
Willard Beeson
Bentonville
William Starland
Philadelphia
Fair Oaks
A. L. Padgett
Rensselaer
George Amsden
Brownie Wilkes
Godwin & Jamison
Newcastle
Smith & Johnson
Merry Go
Connelly& Shotwell
Lady H
Curt Gosnell
Ed Abrams
Buckhannon
W. Va
Lotta Coastman
Griffith Gartin
Hartford City
GC. Smith
Montpelier
Dr. Gray
Brady & Werrer
Cincinnati
Connelly & Shotwell
Demarest Wins National Amateur Billiards Championship
Calvin Demarest of the Chicago Athletic Association captured the national amateur 14.2 balkline title at the Leiderkranz club last night, defeating Edward W. Gardner of Passaic, New Jersey, by a final score of 80 to 211.
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Sun
New York
Calvin Demarest
Chicago Athletic Association
Leiderkranz Club
Edward W. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
British Lion Moir Eyes Yankee Opponents in London Fight
London heavyweight Gunner Moir, the English champion, is ready to fight American Jack O'Brien or Tom Burns if needed. Moir recently defeated Tiger Smith in London in under a round, and has a planned bout in London with Sam Langford.
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London
Jack O’brien
Tommy Burns
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Antipodes
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Moir
O'Brien
Burns
England
Tiger Smith
Smith
Special rate instructions to bowlers at A B C convention
Secretary Sam Karpf of the A B C issues rate rules for delegates, alternates, and bowlers attending the St. Louis convention and tournament March 16 to 31. Open rate windows vary by railroad, with central territory tickets at one and one half cents per mile valid March 15 to 17 and three extra days after March 17 if scheduled to bowl. Other lines offer return-rate certificates and extend until March 19. Participants must notify local agents of schedules to keep the special rate.
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American Bowling Congress
St. Louis National Tournament Association
St. Louis
Novel Parade To Open Indianapolis Auto Show
The Indianapolis auto show will feature a notable parade starting at Monument Place and traversing downtown streets. The event, praised as unique and elaborate, aims to rival New York and Chicago exhibitions and will showcase nearly every U S car maker, with foreign models included. Local dealers and manufacturers back the display, with many retailers hosting exhibits and spectators urged to attend using low-rate tickets for both local and visiting guests.
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New York
Chicago
United States
Indianapolis Dealers' Association
H. T. Hearsey Company
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Victor, Hill & Hesson
Summers, Boyd, Him
Big Crowd Watches Athens Game Ends with Americans Victory
Special to The Sun from Athens Georgia reports more than seven thousand enthusiastic fans watched the New York Americans defeat the Georgia team by seven to two yesterday afternoon.
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Athens
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Georgia
Nelson Tries to Save Hegewisch Name in Save-Norman Tone
Battling Nelson fights a railroad move to rename Hegewisch Burnham, urging reversal to protect the town’s identity. The local corporation counsel backs the change, and Nelson vows to appeal to President Roosevelt to preserve the post office name for future generations.
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Burnham
Roosevelt
Floods Submerge Valley After 36 Hour Rainfall
Special to The Sug reports West Baden Indiana flooded as 36 hours of heavy rain sent water from hill to hill. The Boston Nationals and Pittsburg Pirates observed the valley submerged from high ground to low, with rapid, large-volume rises due to the valley’s siting and persistent downpour.
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Boston Nationals
Pittsburg Pirates
Inter Class Track Meet At Shortridge High
Shortridge high school prepares for an inter class track meet in the school gym Friday night. The juniors and sophomores are favored for the championship with seniors close behind and freshmen fielding strong teams anticipated to surprise.
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Shortridge High School
Antiseptic Healing Oil Promises Quick Chronic Cure
A railroad surgeon discovers Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil said to cure any old chronic sore no matter how long standing. It claims instant burn pain relief and removal of inflammation in one day. Priced at 25 cents.
Hotel English Tailoring and Pressing Parlor
Open all night. We work while you sleep. Goods called for and delivered. Phone Main 847.
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Hotel English Tailoring and Pressing
Kingston Makes Specialty Of Old Whisky Title
Kingston centers on aged whisky with a focus on celery vesce head and related offerings.
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Kingston
One College Athlete That Likes to Study
Washington reports on Dan Kelly a standout athlete who prioritizes studies over glory. Critics accuse him of quitting and snubbing eastern schools, while he defends his plan to pursue intellectual growth and only compete if it does not harm his education. He frames a philosophy valuing mental progress over athletic fame.
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Freddie Cole
Jerry Murphy
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Duffy
Bess
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Farmer
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Duffs
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Minneapolis
Tre
Supreme Court ruling hits Canadian horse betting case
The Ottawa Supreme Court sustains a Toronto police court fine on Jake Saunders for taking bets at Woodbine last spring. The decision could drive a major blow to horse racing centers including Toronto, Hamilton, Fort Erie, Windsor and Montreal, and threaten racing nationwide though total abolition is not anticipated.
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Ontario
Supreme Court
Ottawa
Canada
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Woodbine
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Windsor
Montreal
Schlafly named Washington captain in surprise move
GALVESTON Tex March 15 The Washington manager Cantillon announced Schlafly as team captain this morning. Cross threatened to quit baseball over the decision while Captain Joe remained silent. Officials believe the delay aimed to persuade the third baseman to accept the role. Players express satisfaction with Schlafly’s appointment.
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Toledo Lines Them Up for Next Season
Special to The Sun reports Homer Smoot the outfielder tied to Armour signs the Toledo contract for the coming season. Armour also acquired infielder Ed Poparney from Webb City League, likely to play at short.
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Homer Smoot
President Armour
Reds
Armour
Ed Poparney
Webb City
Iowa
Turf men gather for American Turf Association meeting
In New Orleans on March 15 M J Winn Joseph L Rhinock and J B Respess arrived to attend the American Turf Association meeting. Secretary McAllister W O Farmer and W Campbell Scott were expected this morning for the event.
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M. J. Winn
Joseph L. Rhinock
J. B. Respess
American Turf Association
McAllister
W. O. Farmer
W. Campbell Scott
Trade for players in Three-Eye league deal abroad
Memphis March 15 manager Fisher of the Shreveport Southern League club announces a trade sending outfielder Jefferies and catcher Powell to Cincinnati for Ed Lewee, manager of Decatur's last year's Three-Eye league team.
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Tenn
Fisher
Shreveport
Jefferies
Powell
Ed Lewee
Cincinnati
Decatur
Schedule Hints Two Busy Bowling Days in Indianapolis
The official American Bowling Congress schedule indicates that most Indianap lis bowlers will complete their rounds over next Thursday and Friday leaving the rest of the tournament compact into two busy days.
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American Bowling Congress
Indianapolis
Johnny Ward Nominated for Justice of the Peace
Johnny Ward once a great baseball player is nominated for the office of justice of the peace in New York on March 15. Also notes legacy items and local advertisements for studio photos, distilled water, and accordion dress plaiting with contact details and services.
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Lemon
John Ward
The
Sun
New York
Johnny Ward
Office of Justice of the Peace
Cardinals hope Baxter adds at first base in Houston camp
Reports from Houston say Montana first baseman Moose Baxter may displace veteran Jake Beckley with the St Louis Nationals. Baxter, purchased from Butte, is expected to arrive soon and compete for first base while Beckley is reportedly set to be released. McCloskey believes Baxter can win the job if he proves as capable as scouts claim.
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McCloskey
Montana
Jake Beckley
Houston
Beckley
Cardinals
Watkins
J. Louis
Indianapolis
Ventina
Wattie
Carr
Fight and sports notes mix of boxing and baseball gossip
A crowded column reports Abe Attell versus Spike Robson in Philadelphia, updates on Great Guns-Cannon with Peoria, Young Corbett’s torn bout with Jimmy Britt, and Madden entries Bennings handicap tips. It notes Tommy Corcoran for the Giants, 100 yard race prospects between Dan J. Kelly and Archie Hahn, baseball forecasts for Boston Americans, and boxing chatter from John L. Sullivan to Donlin.
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Abe Attell
America
Spike” Robson
England
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cupid Spoiled a Sandusky Phenom and a Pitcher
The Chicago Americans manager recounts discovering a Sandusky pitching prodigy, only for romance to derail the career. A young wife persuaded him to quit baseball for law, ending a promising season and humorously blaming Cupid for spoiling the second Rush.
Hoosiers At Home And Abroad In 1907
Hoosiers schedule shows games at home in Columbus Toledo Louisville Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul and Minneapolis with dates across May to September and extensive abroad tours. The list details multiple back to back fixtures including travel to Columbus Toledo Louisville Milwaukee Kansas City and St Paul with return dates.
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Columbus
Toledo
Louiisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Anonyms Fall as Side Wheelers Sweep Three
The Anonyms from the University league drop three straight to the Side Wheelers while the Tuxedos fall twice to the Pope Waverleys. Miller led the Anonyms with 190 points as scores remain incomplete.
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Anderson
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Jenney
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Schering
Ase
Awe Miller
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A. Coltersen
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We J
Clark
Side Wheelers
Tuxedos
Pope-Waverleys
Miller
Anonyms
Imperials Top Washingtons In Six Games At Turner Alleys
The Imperials defeated the Washingtons in six games Thursday night marking progress in the league. Talbert led with a 248 high series while Beaumar of the Whens earned top individual honors with 209. The Wassons and Taylors won two from the Whens and Ayres at Turner Alleys.
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Webers
McCabes
Quill
Imiade
Imperials
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Marions
Talbert
Beaumar
Whens
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Taylors
The
Ayres
Turner Alleys
Lindley
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Holtman
McDaniel
Whens. Marriott
Johnson
Gskatetter
Percy
Reaumar
Eeee
Schmidt Neeennee
McCarty
Deery
Cleveland Now Plays Football in Spring Training
Macon Ga March 16 The Cleveland baseball team has taken up football to develop lungs and legs. They began Thursday morning using the football and the medicine ball and plan to use both to round into form. Lajoie led hard practice with two sessions, including one from 1 to 4 20 in the afternoon. He batted flies and grounders and kept infielders and outfielders busy. Late yesterday light showers threatened resumption today.
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Cleveland
Lajoie
Daugherty Bros Annual Horse Sale Set for Wabash
In Wabash Indiana next week the Daugherty Bros annual combined horse sale runs March 19 through March 23 with buyers from the region expected to attend.
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Wabash
Ind
Daugherty Bros
Sidewalk's Hard Luck Sunday Sprain Hits Local Father
Mr. Hugh McCulloch, sr., on his way to church on West Main Street slipped on the sidewalk and badly sprained his ankle. He is confined to his home recovering. Report from Galt Ontario.
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Hugh McCulloch
W. Mainst
Galt
Ont
Duffy Poised Against Bronson in Indianapolis Bout
Duffy strong at 126 pounds and has defeated Walter Parker by knockout in three rounds and drawn with Frank Carsey. Bronson seen as risky foe. Parker loss would bolster Duffy’s case as a challenger. Indianapolis weeklong camp with Cole, Bronson, Gregg, and Kelly sharpening for next Wednesday night’s bout lineup.
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Indianapolis
Beratds
Bronson
Ove
Baldwin
Duffs
Hiawatha
Cele
Greggs
Hugo Kelly
Tommy Ryan
Rochester
Lemon
Easy-to-Quit Tobacco Remedy Ad Claims Cure
An advertising pitch presents Easy-to-Quit as a harmless vegetable remedy that women can secretly add to food or drink to stop tobacco habit. It targets mothers and wives to help young smokers quit, promising no discomfort or after effects and lifelong cessation.
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