Young Pitchers Get Chance In Open Air Scrimmage Today
At Washington Park Watkins Carr and Co stage a game between the Colts and Vets with a lineup featuring Colts Callahan Mil lgan Carr Orth Howley and Mowes alongside Veterans Chadbourne Delahanty Wakefield Murch Lewis Williams Bowers Reynolds and Spencers. Ollie Chill to umpire.
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Watkins, Carr & Co
Washington Park
Carr
Wakefield
Duggan
Hardgrove
Sperker
Reynolds
Ollie Chill
Colts
Callahan
A. Spencer
Millgan
Orth
Howley
Hopke
Mowes
Dug
Sapager
Indiana
Bowerman
Bowers
Wabash College
Milligan
Orth could spark a great season if illness kept him down
Indiana fans could see a return to form for Orth, who denies arm trouble and seems fit for a strong year. Hoosier outfielder Jack Hayden plans Indiana dental registration after balancing studies with baseball, while Owney Bush Otto Williams and L411 Hopke form a steady infield core in a memorable Champions era.
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Orth
Indianapolis
Jack Hayden
Hoosier
Indiana
Hayden
Pennsyvania
Owney Bush
Otto Williams
Bush
Williams Street
Williams
Hopke
Bates Barber Shop Opens on West Market Street
Local business Bates Barber Shop unveils its new location at 7 West Market Street offering Gret-class grooming services and a streamlined men's cut experience.
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Bates Barber Shop
West Market Street
Gotch Willing to Fight Polish Champion Zbyszko
Frank Gotch world champion wrestler announced he would meet Stanislaus Zbyszko for the title. Zbyszko defeated Mahmout in two straight falls, first in 1:04:51 and second in 25:43, clearing the path for a title match likely within a month in Chicago.
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Chicago
Frank Gotch
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Zbyszko
Gotch
Mahmout
Central Unions Take Wins Over Piel Bros In Bowling League
Central Unions defeated Piel Bros as leaders of the Commercial Bowling league. Taylors beat Adams five. Kingans shut out Ballards. Mxrotts beat Water Company five. Lieveys edged Liebert. Ralston of Kingans was second with 238. Liebert 255. Miller led with 207 223 234 for 221.3 average.
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Piel Bros
Central Unions
Taylors
Lieber
Eveys. Sieben
Seibert
Schowe
Kopp
Kautsky
Bow Buk
Schneidr
Binnegar
Boehmer
Fae
Central 7Nions
Piel Bros Reknbech
Piel
Willey
Kelly
Atwood
II Cassidy
Hoffman
Miller
VO Scott
Patters
Ee Feltman
Fletcher
Cate i
Goorion Alleys Kingans
Ee “Autier
Field
Ralston
Savich
Fil Gavin
Wharton
WBA
Jordan
Kirkwd
ATG Lyons
Marotts Water Co
S Cobler
Cray
Johnson
TRI
Bowsher Papabrk
Leible
Amateur Gossip and Local Semi-Pro Baseball Plans
Local clubs seek games with fast semi pro teams in Indiana and nearby cities. The Rupes open at New Palestine on April 17 and invite fast teams. Cardinals and Regals seek out of town games. Tosetti and Yosettis arrange open dates. Delta Kappa vs Iroquois Athletics notes. calls to arrange 14 and 18 year old games.
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Rupe White
Cardinals
Golay
Tosetti’s
Market
Alabama
Lukin
Corcoran
Scaggs
Leffler
Grimes
Bell
Leihr
Heber
Bruce
Scudder
Hatfield
Yosettis
Pebworth
Greenwood
Franklin
Madison
Peru
Kirklin
Columbus
Will Pebworth
Tostetti Baseball Club
Alabama Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Iroquois Athletics
Delta Kappas
Paskins, Brown and Mansfield
Donald
Ketchel Hugo Kelly bout canceled due to hand fracture
New Orleans report says Ketchel withdrew from April 10 match with Hugo Kelly after management received a wire announcing a broken right hand. X rays confirmed the fracture allegedly from prior Johnson bout with Helus contributing to the injury.
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New Orleans
Kla
Ketchel-Hugo Kelly
The
Royal A. C
Ketchel
Johnson
Hleus
Kling Must Pay Fine and Rejoin Cubs for 1910
John King known as Catcher Kling must pay $700 in fines from his own pocket and return to the Chicago club for the 1910 season at a $4,500 salary. The National Commission will promulgate the official finding in Cincinnati on Thursday. The Cubs are barred for at least one year from selling or releasing Kling to other clubs and must show cause for a new contract while suspended. Kling expects to join his teammates in about ten days.
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Kansas City
John King
Cub
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kling
Hal Chase
New York
Wiggam Knocks Out Wallace in Fourth Round
Howard Wiggam of Indianapolis defeats Young Wallace of Fort Wayne by knockout in the fourth round of a welterweight bout in Arcadia Indiana. Wallace was floored five times and counted out after a seven count in the second round. About 300 spectators attended. Weigh-ins also featured Fisher over Risto and McDonald over Heiman, with Parsons and Kiefer drawing in six rounds.
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Arcadia
Ind
Howard
Kid) Wiggeam
Indianapolis
Young Wallace
Fort Wayne
Wallace
Wiggam
Jack Burns
Milwaukee
Ray Fisher
Young Risto
Dan McDonald
Jack Heiman
Willie Parsons
Loung Kiefer
How Old Is Griffith
Clarke Griffith and Fred Clarke joke about their ages in Hot Springs Arkansas. Griffith claims the bath reduces his age to 838 years, while Clarke suggests the water will bleed out gray hairs as a gag.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Clarke Griffith
Fred Clarke
Clarke
Grifith
Griffith
Indiana League Dissolves Prompting Free Agency in 1930
Bluffton Indiana March 30 Baseball players from the Northern Indiana League were notified the circuit will not continue this season. Wabash Huntington and Kokomo backers refused further funding causing the disbanding. Only Lafayette and Bluffton profited last year while Marion lost but sought another season. Marion Lafayette and Bluffton to operate as independents. Shinn, once to trial with South Bend, moves to Superior Wisconsin after Lafayette stint.
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Bluffton
Ind
Wabash
Huntington
Khokomo
W Lafayette
Marion
Willam Halderman
Lafayette
Shinn
South Bend
Collegian
Carey
Superior
Wis
Reynolds the lefty Carr eyes flashes of form in young pitcher
Ruben Reynolds of Cleveland shows a sharp curve ball and a strong splitter. At 23, 5 feet 9 inches tall and 140 pounds, he started in Charlestown and Terre Haute before moving to Michigan’s Saginaw in 1900. Manager Carr may send him back to a development club for refinement.
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John K. Durgans
C. C
W. Market Street
Tostin
Ozler
Hovey Street
Carr
Ruben Reynolds
Cleveland
O. Reynolds
Reynolds
South
Texas
Charlestown
Terre Haute
Saginaw
Jinony Burke
FC Wayne Club
Trish
Smithpaws
Cert
Ollie Chill
Auto Contests At Speedway Open With Twenty Five Entries
The Indianapolis Speedway will host 25 entries across six events starting at 2 tomorrow. A floral parade and floral pageant are planned with a decorated truck carrying the Indianapolis Military Band, as officials list Speedway contenders and parade route details amid weather concerns.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
John Hayden
Vinton
Loral Parade Committee
Fell Creek Boulevard
Meridian Street
Hyland
Board of Safety
Indianapolis
Circle
Washington Street
West Street
Washington
East Street
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Street
Massachusetts Avenue
North Street
Delaware
Delaware Street
Sixteenth
Lew Wainwright
Charles C. Hanch
H. ©. Smith
RB. C. Dowse
Hupmobile
Hearsey-Willis Company
White
Empire Motor Car Company
Henderson Motor Sales Company
Nordyke-Marmon Company
Co-Auto Company
Morton Hire Garage
Miss Katrina Fertig
Fisher Auto Company
Maxwell-Briscoe Indianapolis Company
Premier Motor Company
Tourney to Bring State's Best Bowlers to Marion
The Indiana Bowling association opens its first annual tournament at Marion club alleys next Sunday at 3 pm and runs through Thursday. About all top state bowlers and Indianapolis teams compete with entrants from South Reno Richmond Fort Wayne Terre Haute Marion Peru Frankfort and Union City. Cash prizes include 50 for five man winners first prize, 40 for two man top pair, and 80 for the one moon class winner, plus other special awards.
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Indiana Bowling Association
Marion Club
Indianapolis
South Reno
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Terre Hache
Marion
Peru
Frankfort
Union City
Fight stopped when scrappers become angry in Brazil Indiana
The ten round bout between Young Anderson of Indianapolis and Eddie Shipley of Terre Haute was halted in the sixth round by Deputy Sheriff Hamilton after both fighters refused to break and fouled during clinches. Shipley showed early speed but Anderson rallied in round two.
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Brazil
Ind
Young Anderson
Indianapolis
Eddie Shipley
Lerre Haute
Brunswick Athletic Club
Sheriff Hamilton
Shipley
Anderson
All Stars Open Season Against Gavin Nationals
The All-Stars schedule a season opener against Gavin Nationals. Lineup features Toner, Habn, Louden, Dalton, Otis, Lynch, Dalton, Carroll, Canners, Frank M. McGlaughlin as mascot, with Lynch as manager. Indiana address listed for game inquiries.
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All-Stars
Gavin Nationals
Toner
Habn
Louden
Dalton
Otis
Lynch
Carroll
Canners
Frank M. McGlaughlin
Anerson
Martinsville
Hamilton Krebs
Franklin
Greenwood
Barnard Lynch
Mike Noone
S. West Street
Indianapolis
Louisville Defeats Athletics Second Team 7 to 4 in Triple Steal Feature
In Louisville, Kentucky, on March 36, Louisville topped the Athletics' second team 7 to 4. Soffel, J. Sullivan, and Catcher Hart staged a triple steal, with Halla pitching the first five innings allowing one hit. Bushelman closed, his wildness contributing to most of the runs for Louisville.
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Louisville
Soffel
J. Sullivan
Hart
Athletics
Halla
Bushelman
Toulsrie
Philnd Robie
Philadelphia
Hat- Eughia
Eager
Hiene
Gee
Ketchel Evades Officer With Warrant in Johnstown
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on March 20 Stanley Ketchel refused to leave a saloon to fulfill a boxing engagement at a theater. He slipped away from an armed officer after warrants were exchanged over a pretense charge and Ketchel fled town.
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Johnstown
Stanley Ketchel
Kethbel
Ketebel
Ketchel
New Date Set for Burns Lang Contested Fight
Sydney report confirms a new date for the Burns Lang heavyweight title bout. Tommy Burns of Canada will meet THY Tang of Australia on April 11 after postponements from March 28 to April 20.
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Sydney
S. W
Tommy Burns
Thy Tang
Australia
Memphis Boxing Club Raided in Undercover Clash
Tensions between Memphis Athletic club and Phoenix Athletic club promoters erupted when plain clothes officers raided the Memphis arena. Boxers Leo Roux Kid Samuel and others were arrested as loiterers at central station. Bail posted and a damages suit planned. Phil Brock jailed for vagrancy argued boxing legalization. courts upheld.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Athletic Club
Phoenix Athletic Club
Leo Roux
Kid Samuel
Central Station
Phil Brock
Brock
Baseball Man Dead In Youngstown O
Samel L. Wright, president of the O and P league, died last night at 9 from cirrhosis after weeks of illness. Born in Xenia 45 years ago, he learned telegraphy early and worked for the United Press in various places.
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Youngstown
Samel L. Wright
O. and
P. League
Xenia
Oki United Press
Man of Many Punches In Ad Wolgast Ad
Ad Wolgast appears this week as the Empire and is described as a versatile puncher. He outboxed Nelson with fast footwork, sidestepping and shifting to avoid the champion’s rush.
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AD Wolgast
The
Empire
Nelson
Wolgast
George Dixon
Abe Willis
Australia
Diary of a Busher Returns to Strong Infield Form
The diary entry notes relief at returning to a decent infield at Washington Park. The writer emphasizes improved fielding, quicker throws to first, and belief that young players with speed and brains can replace older veterans. He acknowledges high hopes for the first game and reflects on past regional infield comparisons.
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Phil Lewis
Otto Williams
Simmy Murch
Bill Hopke
Sphinx
Washington Park
Treacherites
Yesterday's Scores From Across The Nation Baseball Results
Highlights list games from Shreveport to Montreal with scores for yesterday. Notable results include Greenville 6 Philadelphia 0, Augusta 11 Boston 8, Chattanooga 23 Brooklyn 1, Birmingham 0 Cleveland 13 innings, St Louis 4 Colts 3, and Nashville 3 Chicago 1.
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Shreveport
New York
Texas
Atlanta
Toledo
A. A
Southern
Greenville
S. C
Philadelphia
American
C. A
Houston
Detroit
Augusta
Boston
National
Chattanooga
Brooklyn
Louisville
Louinsville
Baltimore
Monett
St. Louis
Moncett
Birmingham
Cleveland
Colts
Hot Springs
Pittsburg
Yarnigans
Nashville
Chicago
San Antonio
Ft. Sam Houston
Richmond
Washington
T. Richmond
Virginia
Athens
Gae
Montreal
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Joe Kelly
al Orth
T. C. Noble
Noble
Indiana Board
Central
Regals
Tigers
Call Woodruff
CUBS
Indiana League
Tswiler
Contest Committee
ALL Stars
Memphis Boxing Club
Ringside
Shank
L. Ert Slack
Jimy Watts
Young Donnelley
Abe Attell
Abe
Ray Bronson
Hartling Nelson
Johnny Thompson
Bronson
Thompson
Ray
Freddie Cole
Young Sarler
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