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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1901

Page

8

Ruhlin and Jeffries Set for San Francisco Fight

New York March 26 arrangements are finished for a championship bout between Jim Jeffries and Gus Ruhlin before the National Sporting Club of San Francisco. The July date is offered with a 60 percent purse, Ruhlin seeks 70 percent, Jeffries may fix the date, negotiations have run three weeks.

Jim Jeffries Gus Ruhlin National Sporting Club of San Francisco J. J. Groom National Club Pugilists Ruhlin Jeffries

Colleges Kick Against New Baseball Rules

Chicago March 26 Colleges are unlikely to adopt National League changes that count fouls as strikes and force a 20 second delivery after the batter steps in. Coach Stagg of the University of Chicago voices broad college dissatisfaction with both rules, labeling the 20 second requirement foolish and the foul rule nonsensical. Illinois is not alone in opposing the new standards.

Chicago

Hoggriever Signs With Indianapolis In Interstate League

Milwaukee March 26 George Hoggriever signs with Indianapolis to play in the Interstate league and expects a later transfer to Cincinnati He had offers from two American league clubs and will join the Hoosier city lineup.

Milwaukee George Hogwiever Indianapolis Hoosier City Cincinnati

McCoy Confirms Quick Return To Ring After Farm Plan

Kid McCoy, famed mind changer, announced retirement to his farm for a year but soon announced a string of boxing dates in New York. The veteran fighter plans a busy schedule against new and established opponents as he resumes his ring career.

McCoy New York

Plan for YMCA athletic carnival grows into big college meet

A Friday night event at Tomlinson's hall organized by the junior YM C A group, with proceeds to aid tuition for night school boys. The Earnest Mothers and Athletic director West joined, turning the idea into a large college athletic meet.

Tomlinson’s Hall Association West

Amateur billiards telegraphic title match announced

St Louis and Cleveland players Wayman C McCreery and Martin Mullin will contest the amateur championship of America in a 14 inch balk line game. The match will be played by telegraph with each player remaining in his home city and five innings to be spotted by.

Wayman C. McCreery St. Louis Martin Mullin Cleve‘land America Telegraph Little Rock Western Jockey Club Indiana Racing Association Marion Logansport Frankfort Kokomo Elwood Anderson Muncie England Richard Croker Eileen Violet Johnny Relff Sam Brown Pittsburg Gerry Hermann Kentucky Charles Head Smith Chicago Willie Colbert Fat’ McClelland City Club George Dunnmeyer Colbert

Comiskey and Hart Tangle Over Mertes Payment

The fragment indicates Comiskey is openly negotiating to obtain Mertes. It alleges Hart paid Mertes $100 plus a railroad ticket while Comiskey acknowledges giving $200. The source shows a tense allotment of cash and travel as part of a political negotiation.

Comiskey Mertes Hert

Manager Watkins Talks Indianapolis Entry With Interstate Leader

Indianapolis manager Watkins traveled to Fort Wayne on Tuesday to confer with Interstate League President Meyer regarding the club’s possible entry into the league.

Ing Watkins Fort Wayne Sporting News Indianapolis Meyer

Columbus Ball Company Forms With $5000 Capital

Columbus Ohio reports the formation of the Columbus ball company with a capital of $5,000 and plans to recruit Walter Wilmot to manage the team.

Columbus Columbus Ball Company Walter Wilmot

Maxey Long Announces Retirement From Track

New York reports international sprint champion Maxey Long, who won the Paris exposition championship, has announced he is done with the track.

New York Maxey Long

Ace Stewart declines Omaha manager post with Terre Haute plan

Ace Stewart of Terre Haute rejects Omaha’s offer to manage the team. He will continue playing with Terre Haute and operate a saloon there. Bob Wood is catching for Cleveland this season. Chicago’s Charles Comiskey dismisses New York’s amalgamation rumor as unfounded. Butler outdoor baseball practice has begun.

Ace Stewart Terre Haute Omaha Bob Wood Cleveland Chicago Charles Comiskey New York Nationals Butler

Yale Beats Columbia In Debut Fencing Meet

In Yale’s first fencing meet Monday night Yale defeated Columbia 6 to 4. Jack Bonner and Kid Carter had a disputed result, deemed a draw by the Louisville referee but seen as a Carter win by the crowd.

Yale Columbia Jack Bonner Kid Carter Louisville Carter

Camden Coppers to Wear Shirt Waists in New Uniforms

Camden mayor Hatch awarded a contract for shirt waists for about 100 Camden police officers. Madras fabric in French blue will feature raglan shoulders, wrist sleeves with elastic, plaited white linen bosom, six brass buttons, and a romig collar.

Camden N. J Hatch

Labor unions plan boycott against Kingan and Co

Central labor union votes to launch a boycott after alleging discrimination by Kingan and Co. About $28 raised to start the drive, with John Blue Edgar A Perkins and Edward Barry as fundraising committee. Delegates listed include G W Roberts H HarLan John M Ray William Norman Anthony Zwatzky.

Central Labor Union Kingan & Co John Blue Edgar A. Perkins Edward Barry Boycot Laborers’ Protective Union Painters’ Union Central Labor Union Hall Laundry Workers’ Union Masonic Hall United Mine Workers Musicians’ Union Jessie Lendormi Indianapolis Military Band G. W. Roberts H. Harlan John M. Ray William Norman Anthony Zwatzky

Reverend Williams Remorse After Fatal Gun Accident

Rev. Porter Williams shot and killed his daughter Bertha, 13, at their home near 2403 Prospect St. as he cleaned a pistol. Coroner ruled accidental. Williams, 59, was arrested but released without bond. Neighbors describe a tragic scene as the family mourns and the preacher’s pain is on display.

Porter Williams Bertha Prospect St Anna Stevenson Ehtjan Grand Hotel Williams

Public School No 2 renamed General Harrison School

A local school is now known as Gen Harri son school after renaming Public School No 2 at the corner of Delaware and Walnutsis. The Hazelrigg cooperative telephone company is incorporated to operate lines in Boone county. The Union veterans legion meets at Pearson's hall Tuesday night to plan Appomattox Day events.

Ec ‘Corner Delaware and Walnutsis Hazelrigg ,Co-Operative Telephone Company Boone County Union Veterans’ Legion Pearson’s Hall Martin V. Wilkinson Supreme Court Zara Rankin Board of Guardians

Denison Hotel Sold and Ten-Year Lease Signed

Denison hotel changes hands with a new company taking a ten year lease for 21000 annually and furnishings sold for 66000. W S Christ of Hartford City is president with George Fulwell of Indianapolis as vice president and Dudley H Jackson as secretary treasurer. Terrence Cullen remains manager and staff stay. Christ plans to move to Indianapolis after settling interests there. Fulwell and Jackson have long hospitality backgrounds at local hotels.

Denison Hotel Company Denison Hotel Erwin Hotel Company W. 5. Christ Hartford City George Fulwell Indianapolis Dudley H. Jackson Terrence Cullen Christ Ingram Hotel Fulwell Bates House Jackson Hotel English

Chamberlains win suits against London papers

Arthur Chamberlain and Neville Chamberlain sued the London Evening Star and Morning Leader for defaming them by alleging improper influence with Mrs. Jos. Chamberlain to aid business interests and win government contracts. The court awarded Arthur $1000, and Neville’s suit was settled for $7500.

London Arthur Chamberlain Chamberlain London Evening Star Morning Leader Neville Chamberlain Arthur Jos. Chamberlain

Child Drowns In Open Cistern Near Maxwell Street

Dallas McFarren four years old son of Mason McFarren of 723 Maxwell street drowned Monday afternoon after stepping on a canvas covering an open cistern nine feet deep. Lillie Hicks, playmate, ran to tell his father and he recovered the body with a hoe. Coroner Brayton notified, body sent to Willis undertaking rooms.

Dallas McFarren Mason McFarren Maxwell St Lillie Hicks Brayton Willis Undertaking Rooms

Reverend Lasby to Leave Central Ave M E Church

Reverend Charles C. Lasby will depart as pastor of Central Avenue M E Church after September following The Sun’s prediction he will take a charge in Hartland Conn where his wife’s field.

Charles C. Lasby Central-ave M. E Hartrae Conn Fela

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