Carr Prefers Cautious Tone On Hoosier Pennants
Manager Tim Carr says Indianapolis will not promise a pennant and aims to build the best team possible. He notes the need for a healthy first division finish after last year and highlights improvements in players, conditioning, and versatility among outfielders, infielders, and pitchers. He cites Lord Hooke Krug Williams and Siegle among key performers.
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Tim
Carr
Livingston and
Hooke
Cleveland
Thielman
Himes
Siegle
Cy Coulter
Williams
Lord
Krug
Hoosiers
Kid McCoy Enters Auto Business Under New Name
The former boxer Norman Selby, known as Kid McCoy, has formed the Kid McCoy Motor Company in New York. He will buy, sell and rent automobiles from a 60 West Forty-third Street garage, stock Thomas Flyers, employ French chauffeurs, and may drive himself if business warrants.
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Kid McCoy
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy Motor Company
Norman Salby
Indianapolis
Night
McCoy
W. Forty-third St
Thomas Flyers
Cole to clash with Little in Fort Wayne boxing card
Freddie Cole and Walter Little will meet before the St Joe Athletic club in Fort Wayne on April 1 in a ten round decision bout. The show follows the Mc Farland Baldwin match with possible city shift to Indianapolis if delayed. Both fighters have beaten George Williams and are favored by Fort Wayne sports fans. Sam Murburger predicts one of the club’s most popular shows.
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Freddie Cole
Walter Little
St. Joe Athletic Club
Fort Wayne
McFarland-Baldwin
Indianapolis
Little
Cole
George Williams
Sam Murburger
Bowling high marks in Manufacturers league at Turner Alleys
Zenor of the Premiers rolled 224 for top score Monday night. Jenney of the Jenneys had the second best 211. Laycocks defeated Polks two games, Premiers beat Jenneys two games, Parrys and Atlas swept National Autos and Fairbanks.
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Jenney
Jenneys
Laycocks
Polks
Parrys
Atlas
National Autos
Fairbanks
Turner Alleys
Atlas Os
Polk's Best
J. Hendrickson
Puttorff
Carter
Hendrickson
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Pete Eee
St Louis Bowlers Face Prolonged Tie in AB C Title Race
St Louis reports mediocre showing as R F Matak of St Paul and Marshall Levgey of Indianapolis lead with 624 in a tie for the ABC individual title. If unresolved the decision may be delayed to late March or March 28, with Furniture City of Grand Rapids strong in the team event as 12 five man squads finish.
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R. F. Matak
St. Paul
Marshall Levgey
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Grand Rapids
Jule
George Schmidt
Sox Come Northward to Jackson for Spring Practice
The White Sox reached Jackson after a fast trip from New Orleans and began practice at the ball yard. Manager Jones says the players must hustle to get in shape for a two week period starting next Thursday.
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Sox
Jackson
New Orleans
Jones
Gambling ban on league grounds announced by J C Ewing
President J Cal Ewing announces the Pacific Coast Baseball league will bar all gambling on its grounds. The piece notes other sports tidbits including John B. Taylor’s 66-yard race in New York and a July 4 carnival in Port Washington with notable attractions. It also covers managers planning Cuba tours and wrestling results, plus remarks on baseball as a business and a boxing victory by Danny Maher.
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Pacific Coast Baseball League
J. Cal Ewing
John B. Taylor
Pennsylvania
New York
Pulliam's Father Dead in Nashville Hospital
Henry C. Pulliam father of Harry C. Pulliam president of the National League died at St Thomas hospital Nashville after a lingering illness. President Pulliam was at his father's bedside during his final hours.
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Nashville
Tenon
Henry Co. Pulliam
Harry C. Pulliam
The
National League
St. Thomas Hospital
Pulliam
Tub McNutt Aboard In Indianapolis Hotel Swing
Letter from baseball player Tub McNutt in Indianapolis describes life in the A A circuit, praises teammates and manager Charley Carr, notes a .211 batting average, hopes to slash pitchers around .210, and promises to send clippings while projecting a rise to the majors. He mentions Paddy Livingston, Watkins, and the Circle street near the hotel as local color.
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Paddy Livingston
Cincy
Paddy
Cleveland
Spike
Hans Wagner
Ike
Charley Carr
Spring sale opens at Indianapolis stockyards barns
The annual spring sale of high bred horses by the Indianapolis Sales Company opens Tuesday afternoon at its stockyards barns. Several hundred horses have been entered and large dealers are present from across the country.
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Indianapolis Sales Company
Criger Tops List of 19th Century Catchers
The article praises Lou Criger as the finest catcher of the era, with John Kling and Billy Sullivan also highlighted. It notes Criger’s speed, reliability, and throwing, and compares top catchers across major leagues, praising Sullivan as a standout and Kling as a strong, steady backstop.
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Mike Powers
Powers
Wiram Sullivan
John Kling
Lou Criger
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy Ad
An old advertising blurb touts a cold cure in one day with laxative bromide and quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove signature appears on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Local Ad Teasers Highlight Nerves and Spirits
Helen Byron 10 cent cigar best on earth. C W Krell offers Diathouter for nerves. Kingston features 014 whisky. Specialty items advertise health and flavor at local shops.
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Helen Byron
C. W. Krell
Diathouter
Kingston
What Counts in Baseball Is Winning Games Says Jennings
Hughey Jennings recalls old Baltimore days and explains the key to baseball is to win games. He describes how players pressed for base on balls, taking hits to draw fouls, and using nerve to endure pitches, stressing that winning games is the main aim.
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Murray
Philadelphia Nationals
Jennings
Hughey Jennings
Baltimore
Detroit
McGraw
Wei
Tigers Triumph Over Macon Nine at Neutral Park
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Macon team 6 to 0 in a practice game at a neutral park. Cleveland players declined to comment, but showed confidence in Jennings' squad as they enter mid season form and anticipate strong efforts from start to finish of the season.
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Jennings
Cleveland
Sullivan Palmer Bout Set in Los Angeles Ring Tonight
Jack Sullivan and Jack Palmer the English champion are ready for the bout tonight in Los Angeles. Muddy roads delayed outdoor work but both men trained indoors. The dispute over the third man in the ring was unresolved until late last night when veteran referee Charlie Byron agreed to decide the match.
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Sullivan
Jack Palmer
Charlie Byron
Stein to Box Bronson in April Titles Fight Card
Julius Stein accepts local clan offer for a ten round bout with Ray Bronson on April 3. The pair previously drew in Peoria last winter. Two six round preliminaries are scheduled. The main bout features Gregg versus Dougherty.
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Julius Stein
Ray Bronson
Stein
Bronson
Peoria
Gregg
Dougherty
Bullets Kill Woman In Wisconsin Car Shooting
At Girare Wisconsin on March 264 Mrs Ollie Gibson died after being shot on a street car by Peter Clark yesterday. She died last night at her mother's home with relatives in attendance.
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Girare
Ollie Gibson
Peter Clark
Rushville and Connersville Limiteds and Local Schedules
Train timetable outlines limiteds between Rushville Connersville and locals to Rushville Connersville with two hour intervals from early morning to late night. Shelbyville Greensburg service runs on a similar two hour pattern with express trains at 12 20 pm and 10 20 pm for Rushville Connersville and 8 50 am 2 30 pm for Shelbyville. Interchangeable coupon books and time cards available. contact numbers provided for details.
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Rushville
Connersville
Conneraville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Victory for Sox over Alexandria in eight-inning game
The Chicago White Sox second team beat Alexandria 8 to 1 in Donaldsonville Louisiana. The result came early with a one sided affair from start to finish as only eight innings were played.
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Chicago White Sox
Alexandria
Indianapolis and Western Traction Schedule Notice
Trains to Avon Danville and intermediate points depart at 5 00 a m and every 90 minutes until 9 30 p m Last car leaves at 11 35 p m For information call the company's office Terminal building Telephones Main 17 1 ring new main 5 00 a m car does not run on Sunday
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Avon
Danville
Indianapolis Coal Traction Co
Ben Davis
Plainfield
Train Schedule From Mooresville to Martinsville and Back
From Mooresville Bethany Park Martinsville Indiana the first train leaves at 9:00 a.m. and runs hourly thereafter. Evening trains depart at 7:00 p.m. Night departures are 9:00 10:00 and 11:30 p.m. The 10 p.m. service only goes to Mooresville. Terminal building Old Main 17%-4 Main 6086 suede 780 405 63.
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Bethany Park
Martinaville
Ind
International Time Table Fragments
Fragmented list of city and time pairs including Muncie Peru and various digits and colons. The readable items present multiple times with irregular spacing and stray quotes indicating a damaged schedule or data dump. No clear event or narrative emerges from the jumbled OCR snippet.
Boxing Manager Sees Baldwin McFarland Bout Within Reach
Jo Penny Mack, boxing manager and promoter, predicts a Baldwin McFarland match could be arranged soon. Mack praises Freddie Cole as promising with punch and gameness, notes Baldwin’s training in the west, and considers terms from Indianapolis or Davenport to secure the bout before April 17.
Dr Bye Oil Cure Promoted Amid Imitation Warnings
An advertisement touts Dr. D. M. Bye’s Combination Oil Cure as a cancer and tumor remedy. It urges readers to write to the originator for free books and lists an Indianapolis address. A note claims Boston Americans released a related item, while pitcher Tom Railing is noted as the unlucky one to be cut.
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D. M. Bye
N. Ilinois St
Indianapolis
Ind
Boston Americans
Tom Railing
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