Lost in Ninth by Houston Invalids
Houston reports a 3 to 2 loss as the Invalids, short handed, crumble in the ninth. Spencer falters allowing two singles and a two run double. Newman, Middleton and Chadbourne contribute. Hamilton, borrowed catcher from Houston, scores one for Indianapolis while Merritt and Ormsby hold off the Texan pitchers through the early frames.
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Joe Kelly
Houston
Texas
Spencer
Invalids
Chadbourne
Tvo
The
Hamilton
Indianapolis
Murch
McCarthy
Oscar Graham
Duggan
Texans
Newman
Hill
Middleton
Hell
Merritt
Ormsby
Bell
Duz
Merjanet
Iit
Balla
Lewis
Newfanan
Wicks
Balk
Wild
H Chadbourne
esas _Delahanty
Said McCarthy
Ss W
Graham
Williams
Bowe Ewes
T Hamilton
Es Duggan
Mane Spencer
Chesaed Middleton
Bell Northern
Hebewes
Wwe
Wick
Eweenee Ormsby
Denenaee
Colts batter Dallas for twelve in minor league game
Carr's juveniles defeated Dallas 12 to 4 as Indianapolis Colts bats heated up in six innings. Callahan had four hits and two runs, Spencer made a running catch and doubled Glane, Gowdy collected three hits for Dallas, while Woodburn Hirsch Slagle Lindaman split pitching duties. Time two hours. umpire Dunlap.
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Slagle
Indians
Lindaman
Browns
Dallas
Woodburn
Hirsch
Colts
Ogle
Callahan
Spencer
Glane
Gowdy
Ens
Storch
Milligan
Thielman
Hooke
Howe
Howley
Ogie
Mowe
Maag
Orth
Dunlap
Colts Face Gelvolton Game After Bowerman Illness
Merritt reports 1 40 time as Umpire Westervelt notes. Bowerman remains under care with high fever and risk of blood poisoning after a facial infection from a fingernail scratch. White from Waco to catch remainder of games. Pitchers Hardgrove Graham or Heynolds to oppose iee today. Hayden weak but traveling. Lemon’s ankle mends. team departs Thursday night for Gelv er ton.
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Merritt
Westervelt
Welt
Carr
Catcher White
Waco
Colts
Hardgrove
Graham
Heynolds
Iee
Frank Bowerman
Bowerman
Grippe
Hayden
Lemon
Gel‘verton
New Infielder Ray Mowe Seen as Promising Prospect
Ray Mowe a young shortstop with Carr's Texas A A squad compared to Owney Bush shows solid fielding and accuracy from any position. Rochester Indiana native and former school teacher aims for college funds through baseball and earns Indianapolis veterans praise for intelligence, modesty, and character. He trains at Ft Wayne, not slated for Indianapolis regulars this year, but is expected to rise with fast, accurate play and clean living.
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Mowe
Indianapolis
Carr
Rochester
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Umpire Meeting Sets April Rules Study in NL
National league umpires plan a first week of April meeting to study the new rules, an innovation for the circuit. Chivington of the A A urged his umps to convene for a conference. Pitchers Willis and Knapp were traded to Lincoln by the Cubs for catcher Namemaker. The Hmit rule runs May 15 to Aug 20 with President Lynch arguing the manager is not a player. Fred Lake says Becker will not be traded to Failadelphia. George Mullin opened the 1910 season with his first start yesterday. A rookie impudent striker homered off George with one on, then little else happened. Corridon sprained knee and missed practice in Dallas. Hans Wagner collected four hits in five chances in his last game.
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Chivington
A. A
Hmit
Lynch
George Mullin
George
Cobb's Camp Sees Bush Gain Base Running Edge
Houston report notes Detroit's Owen Bush to be tutored by Otto Williams during April exhibition games with Indianapolis at Washington Park. Williams plans focused base-running drills including sliding to bases to enhance Bush's value and possibly challenge Ty Cobb as a top Detroit base-runner.
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Joe Kelly
Houston
Tex
Detroit
Indianapolis
Washington Park
Otto Willams
Owen Bush
Otto
Bush
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Tyrus
Jennings
Yesterday's Scores From Various Baseball Games
Yesterday's scores report games across multiple cities and leagues. Hot Springs versus Boston and Cincinnati, Dallas versus St Louis, Macon versus Buffalo, Riweigh versus Philadelphia, San Antonio versus Detroit, Augusta versus Boston, Little Rock versus Cleveland, Montgomery versus Chicago, and San Francisco versus White Lot feature Regulars Colts and college teams with varied outcomes.
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Hot Springs
Boston
Cincinnati
Fittsburg
Yarkzans
Dallas
St. Louis
Colts
Macon
Buffalo
Mercer University
Riweigh
N. C
Philadelphia
M. College
San Antonio
Detroit
Texas
Augusta
Little Rock
Cleveland
Ht. Louisx
Montgomery
Chicago
Southern
San Frencisco
White Lot
Yanigans
St Mary's College
Motordrome Trials Open With 44 3-Second Mile Record
In Los Angeles on March 24 officials recorded a mile in 44.3 seconds on the new motorhome plank track at its opening. Ray Harroun on a Marmon 20 horsepower achieved 52.4 seconds for a mile. The trials were the first on a circular board track and cars were only partially equipped for racing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ray Harroun
Klaus Klaus Hailed As A Coming Top Notcher
Pittsburg Pa March 24 Frank Klaus of Pittsburg gains backing as an aspiring middleweight after a closely fought draw with champion Stanley Ketchel. Negotiations for a longer California bout begin as Klaus impresses crowds and Ketchel complains of fatigue while referee Jack McGuigan warns against stalling.
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Pittsburg
Frank Klaus
Stanley Ketchel
California
Klaus
Ketchel
Jack MceGuigan
Philadelphia
Glidden Tour Starts From Cincinnati This Year
Cincinnati March 24 Mr S M Butler chairman of the contest board of the A A A wired Dr A H Heyl of the Cincinnati Automobile club that the Glidden tour start in Cincinnati this year is as sure as the grass is beginning to grow. Articles had claimed the route was in doubt with Cincinnati or Indianapolis likely to start. Butler said the start is from Cincinnati and the interview quoted was not authorized.
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Cincinnati
S. M. Butler
A. H. Heyl
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Indianapolis
Butler
Dr. Heyen
New York
Bowlers Entering for State Tourney Open April 3
Richmond Indiana bowlers head to Marion club alleys for the state bowling tournament opening April 3. About 40 quintets compete for the state title over a week or more with roughly half entries from Indianapolis. Marion bowlers have Tuesday night as a featured event along with rollers from Terre Haute and Fort Wayne. A reception for ABC officers will welcome all competitors.
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Ind
Marion Club
Indianapolis
Marion (Inc
Terre Haute
Ft. Wayne
Regatta dates changed for national oarsmen event
Washington March 24 The thirty eighth annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen will be rowed on the Potomac River in Washington Friday and Saturday August 12 and 13 instead of July 29 and 30 as formerly announced.
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Washington
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Potomac River
Boxing Bits From Pittsburg to Hoboken and Beyond
Boxing notes span Pittsburg exhibitions with Ketchel, Weston's Chicago trip, Doc Roller’s two falls in St Joseph, Jeff's new spring training, Los Angeles moatordome opening, Phil McGovern’s hand injury, Al Benedict to rival McCoy, Cyclone Thompson’s knockout of Norval in Quakland with a weight edge and welterweight glow.
Naval Champ Knew Wolgast In Olden Days In Milwaukee
Ad Wolgast, the lightweight champion, will spar in Indianapolis next week with Heinle Millar, Asiatic Squadron lightweight champion. Millar trained with Wolgast in Milwaukee and Navy service has kept him active. Millar, who beat Charley Johnson for the Asiatic title in 1908, is eager to take on challengers weighing about 130 pounds in Indianapolis.
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Ad Wolgast
Indianapolis
Heinle Mlar
Asiatic Squadron
Millar
Welgast
Milwaukee
United States Navy
Insanapolis
Harry Mansfield
Far East
Charley Johnson
Cole sends Green to zone of safety
The illness of Billy Schober kept him from facing Claude Eller as Mohawk Groves replaced him and threw Fisher's Station lad in nine minutes. Green, once hailed as a corer, quit before two rounds backing off to his corner. The six round bout saw Billy Mayfield and Kid Dalton draw after a fast four rounds. Wallie Day fell ill in wrestling with Tommy McGee, ending that match. McGee then faced Shorty Burch, lasting fifteen minutes with no fall.
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Billy Schober
Claude Eller
Broad Ripple
Mohawk Groves
Fisher
George Green
Freddie Cole
Green
Cole
Billy Mayfield
Kid Dalton
Wallie Day
Tommy McGee
McGee
Burch
Watts Gets Chance Against J Albanese in Ten Round Bout
In Cincinnati on March 24, officials announced a ten round lightweight fight between Jimmy Watts of Indianapolis and Johnny Albanese of Columbus Ohio for either April 4 or the following week. Weigh in at 116 pounds at 6 o clock.
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Cincinnati
New
Kentucky Athletic Club
Jimmy Watts
Indianapolis
Johnny Albanese
Columbus
Clifton Athletic Club
Bronson to fight Moran in Boston with possible title match
Kay Bronson of Indianapolis will meet Owen Moran in a 12 round bout in Boston in two weeks. Moran, the English lightweight who faced Tommy Murphy recently, could take Moran's place against Ad Wolgast on the west coast if Bronson defeats Moran. Moran is scheduled to meet Wolgast in the future.
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Abe Attell
Colma Arena
Coffroth
Kay Bronson
Indianapolis
Owen Moran
Boston
Moran
Tommy Murphy
Bronson
Ad Wolgast
Wolgast
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