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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
7
In Chicago the Aeet2tter Association plans a Wednesday session to settle unfinished business, adopt the season schedule, and declare manager O'Brien likely to be re elected. Attendees include Wut- Keng and Charles Ruschaupt from In- Menazolls. minor changes to the schedule are possible but deemed inconsequential.
Bruce, the Indian aut elder cedlity mam of the Toasters, reported at the Imperial hotel on Tuesday morning in good condition. He has spent winter studying dentistry for three years and says he is in fine shape to play faster than last year. He gained fame last summer for his versatile talents, previously played in the outfield for Barrow, then moved to second.
New York March 27 Thousands testify to Ascateo s 3 WHEW YORK the Austrian remedy ascatco superseding smoke and other treatments. 600 drops taken daily claimed to cure asthma and catarrh permanently. Austrian dispensary offers free samples by mail from 22 West Twenty-fifth Street, New York City.
A reduced fare of 23.00 is offered to Pacific Coast destinations via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line. The sale runs from February 1 to April 7 with departures from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria and Vancouver. Tickets emphasize affordability for travel to western cities during the promotional period.
Race results from Washington, Hot Springs, New Orleans, and San Francisco list multiple races with horses, jockeys, odds, and finishing times. Notable entries include Tickle ridden by Miller at 1:19 for 6 furlongs, Chieftain at 1:17 35, and Dresden in New Orleans selling race at 1:13 35. Additional venues include Columbia and old courses with various winners and times.
Charlottsville Ind March 28 Clarence Dunbar a teacher in public schools will leave Saturday for the south to join the Jackson Elites baseball club of the Cotton States league with which he has signed as a pitcher.
Special to The Sea Philadelphia March 21 notes six round mid decision bouts draw strong interest and low betting at minimum. McGovern and Nelson drew sizable crowds and receipts, while longer bouts like Gans-Sullivan and Britt-Newson posted far smaller totals. The piece argues six round contests offer action, lower brutality, and greater audience appeal, with betting kept to a minimum and faster rhythm improving sport.
On March 28 in Dayton Max Luttberg of Cincinnati lost a handicap match to Eugene Travellar. Luttberg won the Graeco-Roman first fall in 10 minutes and the catch-me-catch-can second in 13 minutes. With five minutes left in the third fall Luttberg could not throw Travellar, who weighed about 180 pounds to Luttberg’s roughly 186.
Newcastle Indiana March 23 Tom my Ritter signed with the Muncie Indiana league club. Pitcher Coon is considering the same proposition.
Jack Chesbro recounts a famous multi state triple play involving Middletown New York and Tristate near Port Jervis. He describes a pitched ball that traveled through New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania before a one man team effort completed the outs.
Willa Hoppe, 13, world champion, defeated George Slosson 59 to 102 in nineteen innings to defend his title won earlier in Paris. He also claimed a $500 side bet and over $5,000 in net receipts. The match in New York drew many top players but the play was below peak form, with Hoppe pulling away after the twelfth inning and ending strong in the later frames.
In a surprising turn, heavyweight boxer Rohlins quits fighting to pursue real estate and business, citing a wish to leave the sport. Miller, facing preliminary workouts, is praised by pitcher Waller Quelsser for speed, skill, and potential in the Western Association as both outfielder and hitter.
The athletic committee of Bertman council Y M C A promotes forming a Bartley Sunday baseball league to replace the old Commercial league. A meeting for ell managers will be held Friday evening at the Y M C A hall North Street, and will start at an o clock.
Madison March 24 The athletic committee of the University of Wisconsin faculty voted to suspend football for one year while allowing baseball track and other athletics to continue if sustainable. Students plan a marble and ping pong tournament on the lower campus to protest. After marching through business streets they gathered before the university building and burned the faculty in effigy.
The National Baseball Commission on Tuesday adopted new penalties for clubs that cover up players. First offense carries a $1,000 fine, with escalating fines to $750 for class B, $300 for class C, and $200 for class D, reflecting stricter discipline to curb concealment or protection of players.
The report notes Hadley asserting he can operate without Rockefeller, while others claim even Mour cashier faces a $10,000 shortfall and directors express concern over meeting obligations. The fragment hints at leadership tensions and financial strain within the organization.
The Blair Baker company sale at the stock yards opened with spirited bidding and record averages. George Weeks of Rushville bought the high marked mare Thiamare for 3900, while buyers from across the United States filled the pavilion and top prices were achieved on multiple
Jimmy Gardner of Lowell and Jack Dougherty of Milwaukee battled eight rounds ending in a draw at the Badger Athletic club. Gardner led through seven rounds as Dougherty bled from the nose early, then Dougherty rallied in the eighth with a flurry of rights and lefts to head and jaw while Gardner pressed body attacks. The final round favored Dougherty, tying the score despite Gardner's earlier superiority and proving the Milwaukee fighter more clever in defense and ring craft.
The item surveys multiple sports topics including Reds pitching, captaincy views for the Browns, Jack Barry’s ankles and Atlanta Blues batting, George Bothner vs Al Ackerman wrestling stakes, and base ball craziness in Toledo. It also mentions Ned Hanlon praising Vic Willis, Ed Abbattojo’s captaincy, and manager Sebring’s college coaching plans plus White Sox outfield speculation and a Toledo sale hint.
Mary Lacechells of Beemen Indiana, jailed on concealed weapons charges after threatening fireman MoFria Prail at Pfaff candy factory, married Prall by Squire Maus following arrest. The couple’s ceremony occurred while her case was postponed to next Friday. Prall also faced arrest and appeared before the magistrate. Judge Lucciera is expected to address a change of charges when the woman testifies.
B G Holloway led Indianapolis five man squads with a strong showing in the sixth national tournament of the American Bowling Congress. North-sides No. 2 placed high in the five man event, while Holloway earned a fifth in the individual prizes and helped the Hoosier capital earn notable winnings.
Over a million acres of land will be opened for settlement on the area shone Indian reservation. The land is reached by the fastest trains from Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha and other points in the Mississippi valley. Bend stamps for pamphlets maps and full particulars to W. S. inten fern, FT. Ot GON.OW. Old nurse Winslow’s Boothing Syrup for children teething is recommended as a soothing remedy and curative aid for diarrhea and wind colic.
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