Carrs Hoosier Method Improves Team Before Big Leaguers
Charley Carr trains the Hoosiers to play a scientific, action oriented game. He emphasizes preplanned plays and a simple, covert signaling system to standardize team action. Hamilton County players Fisher Bales Hare and Johnson draw focus as Noblesville and Carmel rivalries resume. Catcher Holmes and Howley are also praised for readiness and work ethic as spring workouts sharpen.
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Carr
F Carr
Noblesville
Holmes
Kahoe
Howley
Begged Wife Not to Worry Over Chick Stahl Death
Mrs Stahl, wife of Boston Americans captain Chick Stahl, learned of his death by his own hand at home. She cited a letter in which he begged her not to worry and said things would work out. She described his habit of worrying, noted his role as manager would have influenced his act, and suffered hysterics requiring a physician.
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Stahl
Bromide Quinine Laxative Aid Promises Genuine Remedy
An old advertisement urges readers to prevent the Crif by using Laxative Bromo Quinine that supposedly removes the cause. It directs to call for the genuine product and verify the signature of E Grove at 275c for authenticity.
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Grove
High Low On Ball Field Cincinnati Reds Reach Size Range
Special to The Sun Cincinnati March reports catcher Larry McLean at six feet four inches and outfielder Willie Peil at five feet four inches making the Reds the club with the tallest and smallest players in either league. Peil, a New York native, is smaller than Reds second baseman Hugh Huggins. Peil is a natural ball player who could be a minor star of first magnitude despite his size.
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McLean
Peil
New York
Hugh Huggins
Reds
Nationals Lose Four In North Sides Series at Columbia Alleys
The Nationals from the Indianapolis League dropped four games to the North sides on Thursday night at Columbia Alleys. The bowling showed some bright spots despite the setback.
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Nationals
Columbia
Mndivision
Eee Eessene
Pollard Brown
Juday
Rabe Wrrees
Parcs Abioee
Peacock
Serene Tee
Knox Ae Eee Oa Waves
Goebel
Resener
Rebeaens
Baker
Ereee Mueller Wet Nn Eenach
Mansfield
Hopkins McBride
I Evans
Schmidt - A
Nelson - Eee
Nationais L. Sielken
Wrollegson
Goebel Wes
Niemann Ee
Pope-Waverleys Take On Boston Terriers In League Camp
The Pope-Waverleys hosted the Boston Terriers in University league play on Thursday. The Tuxedos dropped two games to the Rajahs while Dunmeyer of the Pope-Waverleys posted a high score of 234.
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The
Boston Terriers
the University
Pope-Waverleys
Tuxedos
Rajahs
Dunmeyer
Pope- Waverleys
Thirteens Edge Elks In Narrow League Showdown
Crooke led the Thirteens with a high score as the Thirteens won three in a row over the Elks on Thursday night in the league.
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Monarcha Soet
Elks
Crooke
High Prices Paid At Indianapolis Stockyard Horse Sale
The sale at the stockyards produced high prices for racing horses led by C. J. Wilberham of Indianapolis buying Belle C 2:09 for $2,000. Other top bids included Chester Waterman at $1,040, Pat Callan paying $850, and numerous horses selling from $300 to $2,360 with buyers from across Indiana and Pennsylvania.
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C. J. Wilberham
Indianapolis
Belle C
Oh So
Belle Wilkes
Bud
Topeka
J. F. McCormick
Martinsville
Til
la Leta
Smith & Johnson
Buffalo
N. Y
G. J. Wilberham
Waterman
Ind
Leslie Waterman
A. H. Pendleton
St. Louis
Marletsone
Fred Cline
F. L. Riddle
Marietta
Joe Cannon
Prough & Wright
Marshall Pugh
Greeley Winnings
Constance
T. J. Southern
City
Budd
Pat Callan
New York
Tady
Wiliam McFarland
Philadelphia
Challengers Sought After Promising 130-Pound Boxer
Kid Goby, a rising 150-pound contender, aims to meet any city or state rival at weight, seeks a rematch with The Terrible Swede and to overturn a prior decision in Kid Enghdahl's bout. His manager N McKenzie can be reached at 1026 S West St, training by Jack Brake. PURO DISTILLED WATER CO offers half gallon bottles for 5 cents and five gallon demijohns for 40 cents with new phone 2177 main 778.
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Kid Goby
Kid Enghdahl
Goby
N. McKenzie
S. Westst
Jack Brake
Puro Distilled Water Company
Giants Manager Pays Donlin Extra Salary Out of Pocket
Special to The Sun reports Gi ants manager McGraw guaranteed Donlin a $600 raise from his own funds after Donlin demanded more pay. McGraw acted without consulting Brush or Knowles, saying he would cover the amount if the club refused. Donlin, in good shape at 169 pounds, is set to join the team for the championship season as McGraw emphasizes a winner’s mindset and club interests.
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McGraw
Donlin
Chicago
M.graw
Hoe
Brush
Knowles
Mike
Donnn
Letter from a Bone Head league player in Indianapolis
A baseball player writes from Indianapolis on March 29 about rainy training, long runs, and the manager's methods. He notes showers with hot and cold water, cites players from various regions, and mentionsCurious reactions to Spalding guides, a scrapbook habit, and critiques of Carr and the Bone Head league.
Heavyweights 10 Box at Tonopah Fight Set
Chicago dispatch reports $1000 in expenses approved for the Schreck Wille bout with $500 transportation payments to Curley Hogan and Wille associates. Schreck plans immediate Tonopah departure for April 15 event. Curley and Javier depart Saturday. Schreck optimistic he will win within 15 rounds.
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Chicago
Schreck-Wille
Jack Curley
John Wille
Billy Hogan
Mike Schreck
Tonopah
Schreck
Curley
Wille
Javier
Hibbing
Mike
Big Man
Wie
First Run by Cross Country Club at Bosson Farm
The Cross Country Running club from Shortridge high school will stage the first run this afternoon at Bosson farm. The three or four mile event will start with all runners together, then distance and middle distance squads will form later. A rest will follow until Thursday, after which runs become regular.
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Shortridge High School
Bosson Farm
Woodhams
Carr Sees Bright Prospects In Young Pitching Staff
Carr praises his young pitchers saying the group includes several promising players with nerve. He notes Theilman as a benchmark but expects Briggs Kellum Fisher Slagle Cromley and others to contribute. He highlights Bales Summers Marquard and Burwell and envisions a strong staff if the youngsters show form.
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Carr
Theilman
Jake
American Association
Oitelmers
Briggs
Kellum
Fisher
Slagle
St. Paul
Cromley
Bales
Summers
Marquard
Burwell
Colonial Dames Exhibit Treasures at Met Museum
The Colonial Dames of New York present a fine collection of colonial era treasures at the Metropolitan Museum this week. After April 6 the exhibition moves to Jamestown for further display including silver wares crafted by colonial silversmiths two centuries ago.
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Colonial Dames
New York
Metropolitan Museum
Jamestown
Couldnt Resist Temptation in San Francisco Graft Exposé
James L. Gallagher, supervisor and ex-acting mayor, figures as the alleged go-between in the major graft expose, accused of passing graft to fellow San Francisco supervisors.
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James L. Gallagher
San Francisco
Baseball Notes and Sporting Gossip Across Leagues
Andrew Davis of the White Sox reportedly seeks to weaken Chicago by being replaced if he falters. Tannehill may step in. Fred Clarke shifts to left field portions this season amid fan protests. Clarke Griffith seeks utility players after weak Yankees showing. Richard Croker plans to race again on American tracks. James E Sullivan says the A A U will not govern tennis. Derby date May 6 at Churchill Downs where Aristides won in 1874. Syracuse coxswain candidate is P N Henry Sze from Hankow. Jay Gould sails to England for tennis. Ned Hanson warns against judging players by fences. base hits matter. John Kling trains daily but won’t play with Chance. Johnny Summers matched to box Joe Fletcher for 500 a side at the National Sporting Club. Princeton crew in training for first time in years. new lake aid. White Sox spring trip totals 8 443 miles, a 2 440 mile jump Chicago to Mexico City.
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McNutt
Legue
Spalding
Reach
Anl
Will Shaw
Sporting News
Spike
Carr
Applications for License Notices in Indianapolis Wards
Notices publicizing applications to the Board of County Commissioners in May 1907 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in wards 12 13 and 1 of Center township Marion county Indiana. Each front room details include size street location lot block and pool table privileges in the same rooms.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Fast Street
Martindale & Stilz
Indianapolis
East
Downey Streets
Charles Baaske
Columbia Avenue
Nineteenth Street
A. Fletcher, Jr
North End
Theecity
Sid Bolser
TS PRACTICE SUNDAY FOR TASTE TEAM
The Taste Tells baseball team will have its first practice next Sunday afternoon at Riverside park. Manager Sheridan has 20 players to select from, all the best semi professionals in the city. He will spare no pains or expenses to lead independent teams statewide at season end. Also an ad for Hotel English Tailoring and Pressing Parlor offering 24 hour service and delivery.
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Riverside Park
Sheridan
American Can teams win three straight in Manufacturers league
The Manufacturers league American Can team completed a postponed series on Thursday evening winning all three games. Also noted are mentions of a photo folder listing and an advertisement for accordion dress plaiting and cleaning services at Harrod's Studio, 110 Virginia ave, plus sewing repairs.
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American Can
Manufacturers’ League
Applications for liquor licenses in Indianapolis wards
Notices filed with Marion county authorities announce applications during the May term 1907 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in various wards. Franchises cover front rooms in multiple properties, with pool table privileges requested in some places, and refer to specific street corners, lot numbers, and subdivision details within Center and other townships. Notable applicants include John Finitzer Francis J Flaherty John B Gasper Dan Youngman and Matthias Zimmerman seeking licenses for premises on West Tenth Street New York Blackford Monument Place Washington East Street and other sites in Indianapolis Indiana.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Bord
Bernhard Dorfman
Fort Wayne Avenue
Sorin
Indianapoli
Massen County
Aso
Otto Schier
English Avenue
State Street
Fot
Spann & Cos
Woodlawn
WM. Bloomberg
Board of Commissioners
Wiley & Martin
Canter Township
North
Fayette Streets
William EB. Cantlon
Nereby
State of
Tenth Street
Ketcham & Smith
James P. Drake
West Tenth Street
John Finitzer
New York and
Blackford Streets
Maguire
Blackford and
New York Streets
Beard
Francis J. Flaherty
Monument Place
Oxford Place
Oxford
East Washington Streets
Dan Youngman
Cherebry
East
Woodruff
Asnbe
Morris’ Addition
Cty
Mariog
County
Souths
Nebraska
Brees
Matthias Zimmerman
Mack to a Irish Champ Mack to a Irish Champ
Johnny Mack plans a west tour featuring John L Sullivan a young Irish fighter not the former champion. Sullivan trained in Southington Conn beat Ireland’s Jim Rourke and Frank Craig and Bobby Dobbs in England and Ireland. Mack negotiates a match with Papke Peoria Hurricane as Sullivan aims to prove himself and draw crowds.
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Sullivan
Ireland
Mack
Jim Rourke
Rourke
England
Frank Craig
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Smitha Weber
Nissinger
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Belle
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August Cihloin
Milwaukee
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S. R. McKinley
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Dillon Boy
Tocque
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Pleasanton
Cal
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M. H. Reardon
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Jacksonville
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M’graw
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New Orleans
Mike Douln
New York Giants
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Dear Spike
Schreck and
Nevada
Etta May Ashton
Boquet Cigar
10C Cigar Co
W. Kriel
Indianal
Sportlettes
Andrew George Davis
White Sox
Tannehill
Davis
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
Richard Croker
Treland
James E. Sullivan
Churchill Downs
Aristides
Syracuse University
P. N. Henry Sze
Hankow
China
Jay Gould
America
Ned Hanson
Fungo
John Kling
Cub
Diamond
Chance
Johnny Summers
Nelson
Joe Fletcher
National Sporting Club
London
Princeton
Mexico City
Square 69
J. E. Armitage
T. TS
Harrod
Virginia Ave
Odd Fellows’ Building
H. J. Huder
Wash
Pennats
Washington
John L. Sull
Heavyweight
West
Johnny Mack
Matty Baldwin
Baldwin
John L. Sullivan
Irshman
Southington
Conn
New Haven
Papke
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