Hoosiers Sign On Players for Upcoming Season
On Wednesday 15 of the signed list reported to Manager Phil Lips. All but Hoghever had signed contracts making them Hoosiers as Auschaupt wants them. The squad includes Newlin, Dickey, J. Tourkes, Dunbar, Carr, Hess, Marshall, Allemane, Powell, Hogrever, Strader, Barney, Fisher and Malloy. First practice set for 2 pm Thursday.
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Dunbar
Carr
Tird
Hess
Short
Marshall
Allemane
Powell
Hogrrever
Strader
Barney
Fisher
Great Cleveland Third Baseman Bradley Sought In 190? Era
Cleveland March 3 The premier third baseman of the American League is praised for Bradley. The report says he combines speed at base running and hitting, with deft fielding at the hot corner. The piece notes public esteem for Bradley alongside Collins and Kraviey as top third basemen of the era.
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Billy” Bradley
Cleveland
Vollins
Bradley
Bhgeland
Roston Ang Relind
Collins
Kraviey ix
Expert Opinions On Corbett Britt Fight Revealed
A New York March 31 column surveys expert predictions for the Corbett versus Britt bout. Noted forecasters like Jim Kennedy Marcus Mayer and Charley White weighed in, with mixed outlooks. In the end several predictions proved off, while Considine Hilliard and Harvey offered sharper takes on the fight dynamics and outcomes.
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New York
Britt
Corbett
Jim Kennedy
Marcus Mayer
Jim Sarbert
Buitt
Aate
Pyra
Garnett
Burke
Vanny Corbett
Pri
Hum
Terry
Jong Pritt
Brite
George Conshline
Tritt
Hob Hilliard
Chaice
Teddy Foley
Charley Harvey
Charley White
Kid McCay
Corlett
Jim Corbett
John Considine
Gre
Kennedy
Righa
Mayer
Denver
McGovern
Den
Considine
Hilliard
Spitball Lefty Damman Signs with Spokane Club
Former Indianapolis pitcher Willie Damman known as a lefty with a deadly spitball joins Spokane for the season. Damman, who wowed Northwest batters last year with his spinning pitch, began his career in Spokane, Washington, and has also played for Indianapolis and Cincinnati. He returns to his boyhood town to ply his trade in the Northwest.
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Willie Damman
Indianapolis
Northwest
Spokane
Pamman
Boxing Card Trades Four to Ten Rounds On Thursday Night
Boxers Al O Bannon and Monk Enoch meet in four rounds. WHHO Parsons faces Kid Dalton and Freddie Cole fights Kid Carney in six rounds. Hugo Kelly clashes with Charles Mc Keever in ten rounds. Boxing starts late with a main event set for 9 36 p.m.
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al O'Bannon
Monk Enoch
Whho Parsons
Kid Dalton
Freddie Cole
Kid Carney
Hugo Kelly
Charles McKeever
Indians open exhibition baseball in Indianapolis Saturday
The exhibition season begins in Indianapolis with a non official opener and a packed schedule. April 2 Duesseldorfers and April 4 Purdue at Lafayette lead a slate including Detroit Americans and Cleveland Americans through mid April with Fort Wayne Marion and Kansas City among sites and opponents. Bowling results noted with local leagues and teams such as Rinky Duks alca zars Ramblers and Noblesville elks amid season endings.
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Indianapolis
Duesseldorfers
Purtue
Lafayette
Detroit Americans
Buffalo
Fort Wayne
Cleveland Americans
Marion
Katzenjammer Kids at Grand Vaudeville Park
The Katzenjammer kids return to the Grand Vaudeville Park as the chief attraction in a musical comedy presented by Major Criqui and Gus Alexander two notable performers. The show features a rousing chorus and lively soloists with a history of several changes in the specialty acts since prior visits.
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Major Criqui
Gus Alexander
Cnmediana
Amusing Feature Of The Big Gas Case In Indiana
Within hours April 1 the last of the natural gas will be shut off from Indianapolis. Quinby of Massachusetts sought to enjoin Consumers Gas Trust from manufacturing artificial gas and from continuing to furnish natural gas until April 1. His lawyers argued the company was losing money and that delaying a decision would waste thousands in assets. The case involved intricate law points and no ruling has been issued yet.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Byron C. Quinhy
Massachusetts
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Quinby
Local sports notes promise pugilism and polo action
The season wrap includes a baseball league schedule and weigh ins for Freddie Cole at 12 pounds facing Carsey, Carney at 120 pounds, and Huge Kelly near 118 pounds. Shortridge will golf this season, Fitzsimmons agreed to meet Kid McCoy, and Polo season ends next week.
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Freddie Cole
Carsey
Carney
Huge Kelly
Shortridge
Iicely
Fitzsimmons
Kid McCoy
One Arrest Made for Springfield Lynching
Springfield dispatch reports Lutkins was lodged in the county hall Wednesday night as a leader of the mob that lynched Richard Dixon, the alleged murderer of Officer Collins on March 7. The arrest surprised many, with rumor of more to follow as the grand jury to investigate the mob prepares a report by Saturday. Sulking, a Lagonda shop employee, is described as a known local athlete.
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Springfield
Lutkins
Richard Dixon
Omcer Collins
Cumor
Sulking
Lagonda Thops
Polo Scores in Western Polo League Standings
Western Polo League standings show Richmond beating Marion 8 to 6 and another match with Lom Bat defeating OST de Munels 8 to 6. Indianapolis, Elwood, Anderson, and Richmond also posted results, with Richmond and Anderson both at 8 and 2 respectively in listed games.
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Western Polo League
Richmond
Marion
Ost de Munels
Anderson
Indianapolis
Elwood
Where They Play Western League and Central League Notices
Western League games include Indianapolis at Marion Elwood at Muncie Central League matchups Terre Haute at Logansport and Fort Wayne at Danville. In hospital Maj John Bittinger former consul general to Montreal is seriously ill after recent surgery leaving him exhausted.
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Pet
Fort Wayne
Taffayette
Kokamo
Terre Haute
Danville
Legoneport
Fort W
Logansport
Kokomo
Lafayette
Central League
Bittinger
BT. Joseph
John Bittinger
Montreal
Hairy Tribe of Japan Arrives for St Louis Exposition
Nine Alnus tribe members reach Vancouver on Empress of Japan from Yezo bound for the St Louis exposition. The group, four men three women and two children, are covered in hair including heavy eyebrows mustaches and beards, presenting a striking appearance to Western eyes. The tribe is dwindling with only about two thousand remaining. The second item reports 16 year old Adolph Miller convicted of fourth degree manslaughter in a case where a boy died after a May stabbing. sentence awaited a possible new trial.
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B.C
Yezo
Japan
St. Louis Exposition
Loui
Bt. Rouly
Adolph Miller
Reform School
Miller
William Leppard
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