Outfielder Jack Hayden May Be Listed Among Holdouts
The article notes that outfielder Jack Hayden has not yet signed his contract with Indianapolis Carr, signaling he may be a holdout though not as outspoken as the two others. It praises Hayden's prior season performance and suggests his stance is unlikely to last long, with Carr predicting Hayden will sign on soon. The piece also discusses Wakefield, Hooke, and O Rourke, highlighting Indianapolis strengths and a veteran emphasis on clean play and respect for umpires.
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Joe
Livingston
Hooke
Jack Hayden
Hayden
Indianapolis
Carr
Ereemee
Jack
Wakefield
Howley
Burke
Perry Werden
Werden
Jimmy Burke
Jack Egan
Washington Park
Watkins
Brubaker M D Opens Office on Central Ave Indianapolis
Dr A G S Brubaker announces his Indianapolis practice at Central Avenue with hours 9 to 6 weekdays and 9 to 9 Saturdays. Sunday hours are until 10 a m and evenings by appointment. New phone number 2213 listed.
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A. G. S. Brubaker
M. D. Central Ave
Indianapolis
New
Earlham College Names Dual Sport Captain John Hancock
Richmond Ind March 2 John Hancock of Fairmont Indiana was elected captain of the Earlham college basketball team He also serves as captain of the baseball and football teams reflecting his leadership across multiple sports at the college
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Richmond
Ind
John Hancock
Fairmont
Earlham College
Westing Gives Cup At YMCA Indoor Meet
The YMCA and Franklin College will stage an indoor athletic meet tonight with G H Westing a sporting goods man presenting a cup to the winning team.
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Franklin College
G. H. Westing
Sporting Goodsman
Pugilistic Epicures Promised At Wednesday Auditorium Bout
A boxing show unfolds at the Auditorium with Freddie Cole and Julius Stein in the headline bout, plus Young Saylor versus Johnny Connors in a ten-round main card. Prologue and six-round entree precede. Chicago star Stein recovers from a knee issue, Saylor aims to match Kid McCoy in reach and punching power, and local fans anticipate a strong card with Coleman, Dunn, and Corbett talk fueling the boxing buzz.
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Freddie Cole
Julius Stein
Chicago
Young Saylor
Johnny Connors
Stein
Indianapolis
James Britt
Cole
Fredie
Young Sayler
Connors
Saylor
Young Hull Wins Oxford Cambridge Field Sports
London March 20 Oxford Cambridge field sports at Queen's club were won by Oxford six events to four. L C Hull Michigan Rhodes scholar won the 100 yard dash in 10.5 seconds and the quarter mile in 53.5 seconds despite a sprained ankle, finishing three yards ahead and being carried off the field.
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London
Queen's Club
L. C. Hull
Michigan
Indianapolis
Shortridge High School
Hull
Oxford
Summers Suffering Knee Delays Detroit Pitch Return
SUMMERS has a bad knee with only slight improvement and will not pitch for at least a couple of weeks. Schaefer and Summers expect to fit into uniforms within a few days for Detroit.
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San Antonio
Rovers to Play Abroad Tour Planned
Providence announces the Fall River Rovers, a leading eastern association football team, plan a Great Britain tour next autumn with negotiations under way for games in England Ireland and Scotland.
O Brien Sets New Rules for Pitchers Records
President O'Brien orders precise keeping of pitchers records for the season. Official scorers will credit winning and losing pitchers in each game, with Joe Kelly named Indianapolis official scorer for The Sun. Fans gain clearer official records, though scoring remains partly subjective.
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A. A
O’brien
Joe Kelly
the Sun
Indianapolis
Carr cuts string on a recruit
Manager Carr fired his first player Friday afternoon after a local lad named Diller pitched himself as a star. Diller claimed strong amateur team ties and provided recommendations but Carr found him unfit for baseball. Carr plans a selective squad with limited roster spots amid improving weekend grounds and hopeful outfield competition.
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Carr
Diller
Davidson
Hot Springs
French Lick
High Score Masters Local Bowling League
The Crescents posted the high team score with 91 in an Indianapolis league night. William Buddenbaum of the Washingtons led individuals with a top score of 2 percent, Taylor of the North sides was runner up with 223. Breakers swept Crushers in the Coal Dealers league as Miners and Trimmers took wins from Loaders and Holsters.
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Tionals
Turners
Imperials
Crescents
William Buddenbaum
Washingtons
Taylor
North Sides
Coal Dealers’ League
Dreams of Beauty Auto Show Opens in Indianapolis Week
An Indianapolis auto show promises lively contests and displays. Out of town visitors invited as local dealers promote the event alongside morning and afternoon demonstrations. Judges Ayres Mayer Haywood preside over hill climbs at Fisher Auto. tire changing and egg race events offer prizes. Parades and obstacle races line the schedule with a luncheon and smoker at Denison House on Saturday night.
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Indianapolis
Auto Dealers’ Association
New York
Chicago
Capitol Avenue
Michigan
Walnut Streets
F. M. Ayres
Charles Mayer
W. E. Haywood
Fisher Auto Company
Fall Creek Boulevard
Meridian
Ohio
Capitol
Washington
East Street
Pennsylvania
Market
Circle
Denison House
Football Victim From Navarre Dies in Massillon
Dominic Define aged 18 of Navarre died in Massillon after contracting consumption from exposure on the football field last fall. He was a player.
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Massillon, CO
Dominic Define
Navarre
Boosters Named for Auto Show Committees
General Show Committee chaired by B. W. Twyman includes F. I. Willis F. L. Moore D. B. Sullivan and Cecil E. Gibson Preas Committee led by P. D. Stubbs with A. B H Kling and Ray Hel comb Parade Committee chaired by F. I Willis with Paul Smith and Olin S. Perk Contest Committee led by F. L. Meore with Harry Freeman and George Weldhey.
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B. W. Twyman
F. I. Willis
F. L. Moore
D. B. Sullivan
Cecil E.gibson
Preas
P .D. Stubbs
A. B H. Kling
Ray Helcomb
F. I . Willis
Paul Smith
Olin S. Perk
F. L. Meore
Harry Freeman
George Weldhey
Seniors Win Indoor Meet At Shortridge High
The Shortridge Seniors defeated their rivals 63 to 18 in the school gymnasium. Captain Morris earned two firsts and two seconds for 16 points, while Scott totaled 13 points with a second place.
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Shortridge
Capt. Morris
Scott
Marathon Dance to Break Record by Mr Gaff
Harry Gaff will attempt a marathon dance to lower the new world record for the distance this week. Maroney notes the effort aims for a 3. marathon pace.
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Harry Gaff
Ami
Maroney
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