New York Pugilists Lose Westward Match at Cook's Hall
Two New York boxers and two Indianapolis fighters met Monday night in West Indianapolis. Cullen defeated Jack Kelly in a ten round bout marked by spirited exchanges. Oilierhill as Ryan fought hard, nearly finishing his opponent, but Cullen ultimately claimed the decision amid a sparse crowd seeking stronger entertainment.
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Groundwork Under Way For Washington Park Diamond
Workers resume preparations for the Washington Park baseball diamond as steam rollers smooth damp clay and grandstand chairs are installed. Players like Fox Hoegriever and Babb practice while others prepare to report on the first of next month amid rising season optimism. In related notes, Kid Ashe and Joe Daniel fought to a draw in Covington after a 15 round appeal, and Marion, Fort Wayne, Day and Wheeling push to form a Western association league with eight cities planned.
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Baseball Notes From the Windy State of Kansas
Kansas reports efforts to form a state league as Evansville builds a 4000 seat grandstand. Terre Haute drew 3097 fans. Players train in New Orleans with daily practice, ideal weather, and quick form. Milwaukee reports at Cincinnati April 1 and training in Ohio. Manager Harry Quinn notes Clark is not the major league angel, only owning a half interest in Milwaukee park. Minor schedule changes approved by President Hickey. Umpires named for the American Association: Buck Ebright, Charles Tindill, Morris O Neil, Jack Haskell. Bright will supervise Milwaukee park works. Haskell joins from the American League.
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Buck” Ebright
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Stamped pillow shams offered with six spools included
Trade note describes 30x30 stamped pillow shams available with six spools of cotton thread. The ad claims material cost is higher than the selling price and promotes suitability for both hand and machine sewing. Describes superior make and spool count.
Grand Vaudeville and Park Burlesque Performances Review
The Grand vaudeville program features Jacques Inaudi the mental calculator and others unevenly, while the Park presents Dangerous Women a sensational three day melodrama with Leighton Leigh and Annie Risher. Empire showcases Master Nicholas Wright in Bohemian burlesque alongside risqué living pictures.
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Indianapolis
the Park
Leighton Leigh
Ronald Courtney
Annie Risher
Cora Fay
Feicht's Oberammergau Lecture Draws Big Indy Audiences
Harry Feicht has delivered his illustrated talk "Oberammergau" seven times in Indianapolis to large crowds. He will return to the Park Easter Sunday afternoon and evening, with seating for both lectures to go on sale Wednesday morning.
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Indianapolis
Corbett Fight Set in Denver on April 18
Johnny Corbett of Young Corbett has agreed with Coliseum Athletic Club of Denver for a Denver bout on April 18, one month earlier than planned. The move aims to give the featherweight champion a busy schedule before summer. Reports say the manager refused a $10,000 offer to travel to London for coronation festivities.
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Young Corbett
Coliseum Athletic Club
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London
State Accidents Report From Lake County
A partial list notes J H Kleiber of Richmond losing an eye to a casting accident. Daniel Kauffman, 60, Goshen, drowned after falling from a boat. Mrs Edward Hogan of Richmond severely burned igniting a gas fire. Verdie Carruthers 18 months old Sullivan exposed to an open grate fire. A B O train killed two unknown men near Hammond raising rail deaths to sixteen in Lake County in weeks. Frank Lawson fell from a scaffold at Holy Trinity church New Albany and died, S I Brown the other fatality.
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Goshen
Edward Hogan
Verdie Carruthers
Sullivan
Hammond
Lake County
Frank Lawson
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
New Albany
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