Hoosier outfield hopes ride on sun field and speed
RCARRS LD INTACT ANGE EXPECTED IN LOCAL GARDENERS LINE UP. PERS WILL ALL BE EXPERIENCED. The outfield is set to feature Himes Coulter and a sun-field specialist as the defensive backbone. Carr and Williams are poised at left and second infield spots with veterans ready to clinch third. Coaches stress practical tryouts in midweek games as roster trimming follows.
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Papke and Rhodes Battle 15 Rounds in Davenport
Billy Papke of Spring Alley and Billy Rhodes of Boston fought 15 rounds at Davenport Athletic Club. Referee called a draw amid crowd protest alleging Papke led the contest.
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Asthma Sufferers Regain Health with New Austrian Remedy
New York March 2 Testimony mounts that ascatco the Austrian remedy for asthma catarrh or bronchitis delivers rapid benefits. Internal twice daily dose claims to restore health with no dietary restrictions and no risk of digestive upset. Patients may obtain a free trial by writing to the Austrian dispensary 32 West Twenty Fifth Street New York City for case demonstrations by mail.
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Stilled Water Company Bottles Five Cent Sips
Local notice notes Stilled Water Company offering pa bottles at five cents each, with a referenced price point around 2177 in unclear context. The fragment suggests a vending or pricing detail tied to a public or business listing.
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Nig Clarke Pitches Into Air In Cleveland Eighty Eight Action
Special to The Sun from Macon Georgia describes a remarkable baseball action photo of Nig Clarke catcher for the Cleveland American League team. The image captures him in mid flight as he reaches to catch a fast pitch with the ball just landing in his glove and his jubilant yell “That’s a bird” echoing as teammates observe the play.
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Getting Ready on Cinder Path
New York March 27 This summer brings eager amateur athletes nationwide to begin training for cinder path contests starting in May California's Ralph Rose aims to beat Coe of Boston for the 12 pound shot title Boston's Coe trains vigorously Martin Sheridan pursues the all around crown facing Garrels a top western sprinter and hammer thrower Garrels and Sheridan may smash the all around record Tom Carroll the famed weight thrower is highlighted by a noted winning streak despite age and continued competition
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Good Bidding At Horse Sale In Indianapolis Stockyards
Interest ran high at the Indianapolis Sales Company auction opening Tue at the stockyards pavilion. Crowds attended both sessions and prices were generally satisfactory with top bid by C. P. Landers of Baltimore for Diamond McK after Bud Doble’s San Jose consignments. Numerous consignors from Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and beyond posted bids on a long list of horses with prices ranging from about 200 to 600 dollars.
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Basketball clash next Saturday at Medical hall
The Shortridge Ineligibles and the Whitestown five meet at the Medical hall on Fourteenth street and College avenue next Saturday night. Both teams are described as very strong, with a closely contested game anticipated. O Haver faces Smeltzer at forward, Jeffery to forward, with center and guards in the listed lineup.
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Reds Hope for 1 2 3 NL Pennant Finish
Manager Hanlon expects the Reds to sweep the National League pennant race with a one two three finish after the Texas training season ended with a final practice at College Station.
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Rochester Bids For 1908 Convention At Eastern Tourney
With the Eastern tournament just begun cities begin preliminaries for the 1908 convention. Rochester opened the bids this afternoon driven by John G. Floss of Buffalo who is leading the effort see that city vies for the event.
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Schreck Knocks Out Tremble in Twelfth Round Win
Miike Schreck of Cincinnati defeated Ben Tremble by knockout in the twelfth round during a fast Minnesota bout. Schreck held the lead after the sixth round as Tremble remained game through the late rounds.
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Jones Confident White Sox Strength for Pennant Chase
Manager Jones predicts a tough American League race but insists the White Sox boast the strongest catching and pitching corps in the league. He lauds Donahue Isbell Tannehill and others, notes Davis and Wesday injuries, and says Chicago will not walk away with the title despite challenging rivals.
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Pickups at Washington Park Preview of Calts Vets clash
After heavy rain the Calts and the Vets may play Wednesday with Manager Carr urging full effort. Burwell the Minnesota southpaw is added and shows promise. Holmes and Howley contend for the extra catcher spot while Chenault and Siegle impress in batting practice. Livingston and Derringer stand out among hitters as pitchers Fisher Summers Briggs Kellum Bales Marquard work hard.
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Bone Head league memories from Tub McNutt to Spike
Indianapolis March 27. Tub McNutt writes to Spike about past Bone Head league seasons. He recalls chair chats with managers, compares himself to Lajoie and Keeler, and praises infield play while noting rivals and travel tales. He mentions advance money, theater talk, and a spiral play metaphor.
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Bowling high score leads Commercial league night
Goebel of the Browns rolled the high 234 as Muel ler of the Fletchers followed with 221. The Kingans swept the Liebers, and the Fletchers beat the Marotts. Lilly and Stalnaker lost three to the Indiana Nationals while the Browns and Capitals each netted two wins against the American Nazionals. Scores listed for Columbia Alleys.
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Pennants Awarded to Track Meet Winners at Shortridge
At Shortridge high school in the auditorium Tuesday afternoon pennants were presented to the top point scorers in the inter class track meet held March 15. Recipients were John McFarland Freshman Holman Scott Sophomore Robert Hendrickson Junior and Carl Ehnes Senior.
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Shortridge Track Team Rebuffs Culver Entry Plan
Shortridge High School officials said they will not enter Culver Military Academy athletes in school competition. Culver has not confirmed plans, and Shortridge argues Culver is not a high school. Team members will meet Wednesday noon to finalize cross country prep and potential captaincy.
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Celery Welch Headline Spotted at Harrod's Studio
A fragment mentions Celery Welch and a referenced head with a tone implying a feature at Harrod's Studio located on 110 Virginia Street. The text also alludes to a $1.8 cent photos in folders, suggesting a misprint or survivor note.
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Sullivan Hands Palmer Crushing Defeat in 19th Round
Boston's Jack Sullivan defeated England's Jack Palmer in 19 rounds at the Pacific Athletic Club in Los Angeles. Palmer showed no effective blows or defense, slipping to the floor multiple times as Sullivan pressed with sharp jabs and brutal lefts to the stomach. Palmer lingered on past four rounds, aided by his seconds, while Sullivan dominated from the start.
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Thielman to Leave Macon as Nap Dancer Sold
President Somers announced the Nap curlings would sell a pitcher today to minor leagues after heeding the call. The likely recipient is Thielman, obtained from Indianapolis, marking a major league transaction from Macon.
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Browns Close Training Tour With Strong Outing
Special to The ban from Austin Texas reports St Louis Browns finishing a light workout before heading home. Most players are in fine condition and the training trip is described as highly successful. Pitching staff Powell Howell and Glade near main season form with Petty also advancing.
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Hotel English Tailoring and Pressing Parlor
Open all night for tailoring and pressing services. We work while you sleep with goods called for and delivered. Call Main 347 for pickup and delivery.
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Amherst pitcher leaves team for glee club trip
Special to The Sen Amherst March 27 Amherst loses pitching staff mainstay D H Newell Auburn dale 07 to rule banning Eastern trip with the musical club. Newell who sings in the glee club gave up the trip for baseball the past two years but now chooses the club traveling west to Cincinnati. He has pitched steadily over three years winning seven of ten last season.
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Schmidt Bros Fall in Sevent Annual Bowling Tourney
In St Louis the seventh annual A B C tournament saw the Schmidt brothers defeated by Rich ter and Bigley of Louisville who led with 1164 in doubles. Charlie Gilbert posted a 593 best in minor events while Berdie Kern and Gertrude Hull contested the champion woman bowler title with Hull leading by 13 pins in the first half at Grand alleys.
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Hyland Beats Thompson in 20-Round San Francisco Fight
In San Francisco on March 27 disk Hyland defeated Cyclone Johnny Thompson after a 20 round bout described as fast and heroic. The victory followed a long, competitive clash highlighting Hyland's sharp punches and endurance against Thompson's resiliency.
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Baldwin Attell Go This Summer At Indianapolis Park
Baldwin and Attell may meet in a featherweight title clash at a summer date in the baseball park. promoter Johnny Mack eyes 122 pounds, with 5 000 potential gate receipts as Baldwin works toward claiming the championship from Abe Attell. Mack reports Baldwin has boxed much heavier foes and could make 122 while staying strong, and he would post a large forfeit to seal a Washington Park bout if Attell balks at 122.
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