Blair Baker Horse Sale Opens At Acebok
The Blair Baker company launches its annual spring sale in Acebok on Tuesday afternoon, drawing many well known horsemen from Indianapolis and across the region. Demand for light harness horses and campaigning stock is high as auctioneers anticipate spirited bidding and rising prices. Major consignments include from Eastview Stock Farm and Maywood Farm Indianapolis with youths by Direct and Rex Americus, among others, signaling a strong trotting year ahead.
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Race Results AT WASHINGTON Bennings Hat Race 9 Furlongs
Race results from Washington Bennings with multiple races on the Columbia and New Orleans circuits. Leckey and Poney Bird lead in early events. other winners include Duke of Kendall and Follow On. Times noted, various odds listed, with several steeplechase and selling events at City Park and Fair Grounds.
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Jack McKeon
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Sam Berger Dominates San Francisco Boxing Scene
In swell society circles Sam Berger of San Francisco attracts attention as boxing’s rising figure. The piece notes public interest in his likable presence, rivalry rumors with Battling Nelson, and mentions various race and athletic results.
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Sports Items Of All Sorts From The National League
Sporadic notes cover baseball sidebars including Grady and Riley with St Louis, Keeler as a youthful veteran, Russell vs Washington and Indy rovers, Glaze vs Mercer, Colling’s small grand slam of hits, a borrowed car arrest, Bald and Atlantic City coming events, Tentmel vs Ken at Terre Haute, Jones to start at first with Nordyke, Mygert mastering the spitball, Dunleavy to left field, and Shannon and Smoot patrolling outfield positions.
New motor car claims telescoping protection on Pacific Coast rails
Union Pacific tests electric interurban cars in Sacramento Ca. built like racing yachts with a sharp nose to prevent telescoping in collisions. The six passenger vehicles reach 65 miles per hour under a line shaft electric engine and acetylene foreshadowed by W R McKaen, superintendent of motive power.
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Yale Picked To Win The Earlham Track Meet
The Sun reports Yale is favored to win the Earlham outdoor track meet as Harvard struggles to show form. Princeton leads among rivals with strong veterans and new talent, while Cornell Harvard Penn Princeton battle for second place amid questioned depth and veteran impact.
Schaefer Makes High Run in Billiard Match
Chicago on March 22 Wizard Schaefer set a billiards high run mark with 268 in a contest against John Daly, ending fatigue after five innings and a total score of 592. Daly posted 15 as Schaefer’s average reached 85.1. The run was not a formal record, as it occurred in a practice game. Cure of France held the official record two years prior against Schaefer in Paris.
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Henderson Seeks 122 Pound Bout With Bronson
Kid Henderson a boxing instructor at French Lick seeks a match with Ray Bronson of Indianapolis at 122 pounds. Henderson recently trained at French Lick and fought Tommy Wort and Young Roland as a fast fighter. He notes his only loss in Indianapolis was to Freddie Cole, while adding Cole took advantage of his condition.
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Charges Withdrawn From Pittsburgh Turf Case
In Pittsburg on March 17 Martha E. Lewis, once associated with the late Captain Samuel Brown, has charges of holding brewery stock attributed to Brown’s estate withdrawn. She is to complete her term as secretary of the Mary B. Brown Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, which Brown funded in his mother’s memory.
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Burns a Big Figure in Pugilistic Game
Tommy Burns, heavyweight champion by defeating Marvin Hart, is a compact, strong fighter with a French Canadian background. Once lighter, Burns has grown heavier and stronger, weighing about 190 pounds for his next match. He rose to prominence in Detroit after a pivotal bout with Ben O Grady, which ended O Grady’s life, leaving Burns troubled yet unfazed.
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Twin" Sullivan
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Indianapolis Fans Eye Dougherty Gardner Title Bid
Indianapolis fight interest centers on the Dougherty Gardner bout in Milwaukee Tuesday night. A win could push Dougherty into title contention against Gans and other top 125s, while Gardner seeks to solidify his status after past top performances in the lighter division. Also noting Sam Morbarger’s match with Eddie Barr at Tom Wingon hall with a $50 purse, and plans for Murharger to meet Barr or be replaced by Ref Reinmerz, with George Bathner possible future foe and articles outlining rules.
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New Manager for Dayton Veterans Selected After Death
Dayton Ohio March 77 Special to The 9m Julius Hub Knoll captain and manager of the Dayton Vets died. The director of the 100] team named BF Lauson, former Augusta manager in the South Atlantic league, to take charge as soon as he can reach Dayton. He will lead spring practice. Lauren headed the previous aga...
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Average Speed Counts on Tong Run and Driving Styles
A fragment discusses how average speed counts relate to driving behavior. It notes that variations in pace during a tong run affect average figures and that hard and moderate driving influence the overall average, implying broader implications for motor car behavior.
Paris annual show highlights new inventions from individuals
A small annual show in Paris features exhibits safely showcasing devices from individual inventors. It answers the question what's new with a concise display of Yankee ingenuity, reflecting the country's openness to showcase homegrown innovation.
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Ed Delehanty Best of Hitters in Local Notice
Patrick Lenahan gives notice to citizens of the Twelfth ward Center township Marion county Indiana that he will apply to the Marion county Board of Commissioners at the May term 146 for a license to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in less quantities than five gallons with privilege to allow on premises. The business location is the front room 8 by 8 feet fronting north on Maryland Avenue at the southeast corner of Maryland and California streets in a one story brick building in Ella May’s subdivision city of Indianapolis ward 12. He also seeks a table license for a game room.
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Drowning talk and tax notices mix in Indianapolis ward notice
Fragmented text recalls a fanning bee and baseball legends, then shifts to a public notice in Indianapolis Sixth Ward. It mentions Willie Keelsr, a license to sell intoxicants, and Delehanty, with references to local properties and a May term meeting. The snippet blends sports chatter, political notices, and property details from Center Township.
Behind the Bat Kahoe and Weaver Backstoppers for Hoosiers
Indiana Hoosiers pick Kahoe and Weaver as veteran backstops with major league experience. Kahoe, a ten year catcher, is favored by fans and trusted by managers. Weaver, developed at Minneapolis and St Louis, shows strong throwing and improved hitting, forming a solid catching duo behind the pitching staff.
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Griffiths team plans extra outfield guard against accidents
Special to The Sus. Birmingham Ala March 2 Griffiths team nearly complete with Yeager leaving to add Dougherty as extra outfielder Lena Pat beats Habu for regular outfield job Highlanders risk with no unprotected players like last year when McGraw kept a utility cordon. Puttman recalled from Eastern league to bolster depth. Left handed balance shown with Newtay Hahn and Puttmann required early in season.
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Century No. 1 and Brunswicks in Louisville event
Special to The Sute describes a high level bowling tournament in Louisville with Century No 1 of Chicago leading heavily and the Brunswicks of Milwaukee in third. Contenders include Kentucky Dons and Delphis with scores and match details noted while other items cover local licensing notices and pool table protest in Indianapolis.
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trio of pilgrims report to imperial hotel for baseball tryout
Murphy an outfielder O'Brien an infielder and Klein a pitcher arrived at the Imperial hotel to join a summer pilgirmage toward an Indianapolis diamond. Manager Watkins ordered them staged for trials. The three introduced Tuesday morning and discussed baseball prospects though Murphy and O'Brien doubt their chances. They appear fit and eager to work.
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Local totals fragment from North Side area record
Fragmentary OCR shows a grand total figure and partial address at 2550 North Side Na Issid with stray numbers and letters. No clear event or names discernible. readable parts point to a numeric tally and location fragment.
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Los Angeles Officials Face Tough Odds in Local Turmoil
Antagonistic tone surrounds Los Angeles leadership as Owes McAleer, mayor, is cited as the brother of the St. Louis baseball manager. The city’s officials grapple with broad opposition from local payers and critics over governance.
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