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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1903
Page
8
Detroit May 5 nine persons are dead and several more injured in a terrible railway fatality on Sunday evening. The accident occurred in a crowded area and the status of others is listed as critical. Authorities say the scene remains chaotic as investigations begin.
Riverside unveils a new golf course and club housing along the riverfront. J Clyde Power oversees park grounds with Lennon's coaching, promising strong early crowds and plans for a shuttle of stock shares and a new club house.
Washington beats Louisville and Cleveland 6 to 5 as Chicago gains on Detroit with 6 to 5. St Louis defeats Cleveland 6 to 1 while Boston and Washington tally 6 to 4 and New York 4 over Philadelphia 3. Other scores include Yale 4 Pennsylvania 1 Harvard 95 Dartmouth unknown Butler 3 Meridianne 105.
A garbled list shows American Association games including Indianapolis facing Louisville Toledo at Columbus Milwaukee at Kansas City St Paul area matchups. National League features Philadelphia at New York Boston at Washington Detroit at Curacao Cleveland at St Louis. Central League Fort Wayne at Terminute South Bend at Stanaville Anderson at Wheeling Marion at Dayton.
A city council proposal enforces vehicle speed limits with downtown districts capped at eight miles per hour and outlying districts at twelve, while automobiles must display white initials at least three inches high on their beams. The discussion reflects a push for stricter traffic control and vehicle visibility.
The notes mention the Gordon anti cigarette club seeking games for Sunday and the Lucky Horseshoes in the amateur race. It notes the American League win in Chicago and the National loss, plus a Reda team beating St. Louis 4 to 1 on Monday. Ben Mulford may need a new synonyms book.
A damaged reminiscence recalls a center of the team at a Chicago event. Mentions McNary and Kirn. a view of traveling suits, red trimmings, and the crowd’s reaction. The term Cardinals is said to have originated from a commentator’s line.
Tommy Burns emerges as a standout jockey noted for a 380-win year. Descriptions praise his precise riding, keen eyes, sturdy build, and early start under cousin Tom Burns who helped launch his ascent to the top of the turf.
Fragmentary Chicago report shows managers and players debating approval of a Cardinals lineup. Vague quotes mention Donavan and an ardent fin as Chicago analysts note four Chicago ste teams named, with unclear winded site context.
Rail excursion from Indianapolis with trips to Cincinnati Danville Terre Haute and Greencastle. Round trip fares range from 0.75 to 1.25 dollars with 7:00 am departures and 7:00 pm returns. Branson (Bronson) A G P A announces special schedules.
A veteran jockey recalls early races in Chicago where he weighed 3 pounds for his first ride and later achieved a long winning streak. He notes riding for Whitney mostly, enduring injuries as part of the game, and reflects on a standout year with 26 wins from 800 mounts. He expects more rides ahead.
Jockey Redfern faces weeks out after a spill at Aqueduct. Tod Wood shows hard hitting for Milwaukee, rival to Heydon for batting honors. Terry McGovgin restarts life as a bookmaker, perhaps finding his level. Jake Grant stars for Winds University baseball. Nan signs for $300 monthly with Boston American. Northwestern hosts spring football practice this week. Metro golf committee pins Walter J Travis for a scratch handicap. F. B. Douglas concedes two strokes in a May day walk London to Brighton. Bront clocked 7 miles in 4 hours on English and American records. Minnesota responds to the post about the Brewers and Millers.
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