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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
6
Texas lads power past the Invalids 4 to 2 in Houston after a rough day of pitching. Key figures include Malloy and Hardgrove for Indianapolis and Reynolds Malloy for Houston, with Middleton and White contributing in the decisive late innings. Carr and Hayden seek lineup fixes as Cairo?
Yesterday’s results show varied baseball and college scores across eight cities with teams from the National and American leagues, the Texas and Southern leagues, and college play. Notable outcomes include Cincinnati Reds defeat Boston Americans 4 3 in Hot Springs and Atlanta regulars routing Southern 12 0 in Georgia.
Maple Grove Ohio March 25 In solitude nearly 28 candidates for the Columbus American Association Baseball club have begun conditioning at a health retreat eight miles northwest of Chillicothe. A hotel provides support and a level ground for a diamond two hundred yards away. Manager Friel leads a unit with no holds barred and all but three pitchers training elsewhere. The list includes Catchers James Carisch Shreck Martin Arbogast Pitchers Leichhardt Nelson Litton Upp Packard Kaler Becher Osborne Perkins Infielders Odwell Downs Quinlan O Rourke Riehl Bowman Hall Wratten Katz Outfielders Rossman Hinchman Congalton Reilly Ross. They plan to stay until early April before returning to Neil Park Columbus for polishing.
The branch store at 45 W. Washington street is the sole location in Indianapolis taking orders for Singer's all wool blue and gray serge suits made to measure at 12 75. 8 S I Singer & Sons, 48 W Washington St.
Dallas, Texas March 25. The Brown kiddies were beaten by Maloney's Dallas team 7 to 2. Al Orth left the mound after five innings of bumps. Thielman failed to stop the Texans as Callahan sparked a late Indians rally with a fence-line hit. Indianapolis scored twice in the seventh. Spencer and Milligan contributed in the field and Wakefield doubled.
The Gold Medals field a fast lineup led by Schaab Weber and Murphy as catchers Osborne Shea Ketcham and Fender handle pitching roles Markey Kiley at first Brown OLeary at second Kraft Poole and Ray at short McCarthy Briggs Rawn Walker Funk in the outfield and schedule games with teams in Indiana Ohio and Kentucky.
The column previews upcoming baseball league schedules and player moves. Mentions Kling case status and possible play, Cubs youngsters likely to Lincoln, Drucke with Waco, prospects for Ty Cobb and Connie Mack, Houser retained, Big Jim Vaughn control gains, and Kansas City hopefuls led by Danny Shay.
Milwaukee Brewers manager McCloskey favors self guided training and light morning routines at Illinois spring camp. He emphasizes harmony, assigns track work to overweight players, and plans ten practice games with the University of Illinois while awaiting key pitchers and position players arrival.
A local advertises a spring sale offering fancy weave blue and gray serge suits made to order. The shop, J. Binger & Sons, located at 42 West Washington Street, promises perfect workmanship and guaranteed quality under their name.
Galveston March 25. The piece contrasts Rube Marquard and Bull Durham, noting Marquard’s value and Durham’s poor showing. It details Durham’s troubled career, purchase talks by John T. Brush, Wat kin s verdicts, and a delayed return by the Giants, ending with Indianapolis paying 3,000 after Durham’s mixed record.
The Atlas announces a Sunday 2 30 pm game at Broad Ripple and a Saturday practice game at Riverside, seeking Panhandles or Light Heat and Power club. Contact manager Mr Jester Friday at noon 12 45. Requested reporters include C P Gray Charles Johnson J E Taird Charles White and Clifford Sweeney at Riverside Saturday afternoon.
Indianapolis fighter Lauder will box Reeves in the eight round main event at the Anderson carnival next Thursday night. Fortville's Kid Brown meets Bobby Longs in a six round semi final with Buck Lawrence of Anderson facing Burr Lucas of Jonesboro in another bout.
In Philadelphia March 25 Fred Kelly the North Penn lightweight battled Joe Klein of Pittsburg to a draw at Broadway Athletic Club. Kelly used clever footwork while Klein relied on strength and rushing to lift his opponent off his feet.
Frank Gotch of Iowa, champion heavy weight wrestler, defeated Charles Cutter of Michigan in straight falls last night in Grand Rapids. The first fall came at 30 seconds and the second at 8 minutes 7 seconds.
Mrs William E English will lead a five woman committee to judge prize winners in the floral auto parade during auto show week. Other judges include Mrs Benjamin Harrison Mrs Thomas R Marshall Mrs Meredith Nicholson and Mrs John W Kern. The review point is Meridian street and University park with about 75 contestants expected and more than 30 cars elaborately dressed for the event.
Five YMCA track team athletes head to Soniaville for a Saturday night meet. Hucklemeyer Bates Monroe Whitten and Hamilton will compete with Fox unable to go. West accompanies the group as physical director. Hucklemeyer enters three events plus the relay as Indianapolis aims to win the relay.
Shortridge high school organizes four baseball squads amid strong spring interest with over 100 students forming the league. Whites-Weyant Reds Blues Grays listed with managers captains and players including Glendenning Murray Spangler Wilson Livengood Kempf Trove Mueller Miller and many others.
The National Baseball Commission met at Hotel Lin ton with Ban Johnson and Lynch present. The outcome is uncertain and a full ruling may take a week to reach papers coast to coast, delaying official findings.
The Indianapolis Merits will practice at Capital City Park on Sunday afternoon. All players should report at 2 o'clock. The Merits welcome game offers from independent teams across the state. Address for contact is W. Bell at 2101 S New Jersey Street.
Sunday afternoon match features semi professional clubs Indianapolis White Sox and Gold Medals at Brighton Beach. Both clubs push for early season win as game starts promptly at 2 45 with Frank Gardner umpiring.
S J Singer and Sons offers made to order salt or overcoat at 12 dollars 75 cents from 40 all wool fabrics during the spring opening sale. Located at 43 West Washington Street.
Boxing note emphasizes rough, early slugging over clever moves for Jeffries to beat Johnson. McAuliffe says Jeffries must land hard and fast, avoid sparring, and attack with center power. Johnson will push speed and endurance, drawing out the bout to favor him. Also mentions Wolgast, Nelson era threats, and other heavyweight gossip from Emeryville to Kansas City.
Evansville Ind March 25 George Cooksey a Fort Wayne boxer issued a challenge to Kid Lemmell of this city for a purse fight at Lakewood park Vincennes Ind on April 20 and Lemmell will probably accept.
Louisville owner Willam Grayson sold pitcher Jimmy Durham to the Wichita club of the Western league and released Hugo Hoeschele to the Richmond club of the Blue Grass league, as reported from Louisville on March 25.
Dr. B F Roller of Seattle defeated James Asbell of Kansas City in Joplin Missouri, winning both falls. The first fall took 52 minutes and the second fell after 14 5 6 seconds, delivering a straight falls victory.
Advertisement offers affordable stylish outfits with a wide choice of fabrics tailored for you. Prices start at $12.75 and up. J Singer & Sons located at 43 W Washington.
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