Burns Wins 20 Round Fight In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 9 the Burns O'Brien bout ended after 20 rounds with Burns the clear victor. O'Brien defended via defense and counterattack while Burns pressed relentlessly, though no knockdowns occurred. Referee Eyton sparked controversy by banning ringside bets before the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Tinge
Burns O’brien
Eyton
Los Angeles
Cal
Burns- O'Brien
Burns
Billy Nolan
O'Brien
Tom McCarey
Notre Dame Beats Albion 6 to 4 in Late Rally
Notre Dame at home in Notre Dame Indiana won 6 to 4 over Albion aided by timely hitting in the last four innings. Albion led early before Notre Dame tied it and pulled away with a four run ninth. Batteries Perce and Curtice for Notre Dame, Latham and McKiale for Albion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Ind
Albion
Perce
Curtice
Latham
Mckiale
Roseben First Choice In Metropolitan Handicap Field
New York May 9 Society gathers at Belmont Park to inaugurate the spring meeting and the Metropolitan handicap. Fourteen horses run with David Johnson's Roseben favored at 5 to 2, Sewell 4 to 1, Tanya 6 to 1, while Glorifier and W H Carey also draw interest as the track is expected to be slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Society
Belmont Park
David Johnson
Roseben
Sewell
Brownleigh Stable
Tanya
Glorifier
W. H. Carey
Pub
Child Chokes To Death In Ill Cake Incident
In Galesburg Illinois last night the young son of Dr D J Griswold choked on a piece of cake. Medical help was summoned but failed to save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Ill
D. J. Griswold
The Horse Market Trading Notes From An Auction
Auction fragment lists horse classes and qualities with terms like heavy draft heavy draft common to fair and southern animals. It notes prices or lot counts such as 10 200 Eastern chunks and 125150 for southern animals. Includes drivers and various quality grades in a terse market ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erceeseee
Offfield Lead Causes Carr Ejection In Hoosier Rout
In Kansas City on May 9 umpire Sulllivan ejected Indianapolis manager and Carr after a dispute over conduct. The Blues dominated the game 10 to 2 as Cromley pitched for Indiana and Lord replaced Carr at first base amid a charged scene.
Baseball Results in a Rough Indianapolis Kansas City Match
The college pitcher struggled with control issuing eight free passes as Indianapolis lost to Kansas City. Case pitched well for the Blues, shutting out the Hoosiers despite nine hits by Indy. Final: Indianapolis 2, Kansas City 9 with Cromley and Case goats lending strong relief pitches and a mix of hits and errors shaping the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case
Blues
Hoosiers
Indiianapolis
Krug
Eee
Slegle, Chiscscesseveeeesee B
Livingston, c
Hopke
Heb Sebaaee
Cromley
Eeeeeseeess
Huelsman
Krueger
Burke
Ers
McBride
Sullivan
Prssee
Livingston
Carr
Kerwin
Lindsay
Donovan waits for turn of luck in Brooklyn
New York May 9 The Brooklyn players show a bad mood and lack of heart as the team slumps. Manager P Donovan remains hopeful, saying he would rather endure the skid now than midseason. Players blame bad luck, superstition fails, and morale sinks as they lose close games by one run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
P. Donovan
Donovan
Ganley Clever with Bat as Keeler
In Washington on May 9 Jesse Tannehill comments that Barney Dreyfuss erred by waiving Ganley to Washington and that Ganley is among the cleverest batters. He asserts Ganley can do everything Keeler can and keeps pitchers guessing with flexible hitting and placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganley
Bat
Willie Keeler
Washington
Pittsburg
Barney Dreyfuss
Bob Ganley
Jesse Tannehill
Keeler
Slugging Leaders and Early Baseball Notes 1906
Jim Jeffries vows to fight Squires if Australian can defeat Tommy Burns. Willie Keeler returns to old-time form at bat. White Sox execute season’s first triple play, beating Detroit. Cleveland Americans slump to cellar in team batting after 14 games. The best sluggers of 1906 lead the pack. Tommy Carroran twice helps the New York Giants with timely singles. Paris joins American bowling craze. Reds top NL in double plays through 14 games with 15, Cubs 13. May Sutton dominates New York indoor tennis tourney final. Bob Fitzsimmons Mike Schreck bout seen as a possible fizz. Fitz not in training since 1905 defeat. Alfred Shrubb coming to America to challenge Longboat. Cincinnati plates 11 runs on 6 hits in one game, while St. Louis has 2 runs on 10 hits. After three weeks, Hans Wagner bats .395, up .128 weekly. Kid Elberfeld hailed as the whole cheese in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Jones
Comiskey
Sox
Billy Sullivan
Chicago
Thursday Games Across Major Leagues
Major leagues schedule includes American Association matchups Indianapolis at Kansas City Columbus at Minneapolis Toledo at St. Paul Louisville at Milwaukee. National League games feature Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburg at New York Chicago at Brooklyn St. Louis at Philadelphia. American League theaters Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St. Louis New York at Cleveland Boston at Detroit.
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Columbus
Ses
Louisville
Kansas City
Weber E
Toledo
Milwaukee
Pee Beatatereanen
Indianapolis
Pha
St. Faul
Cnet
Minneapolis
New York
Chicago
Asada
Terre
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Ter
Boston Obrete
Cincinnati
Ween
St. Louis Bae
Brooklyn Seed
Philadelphia
Detroit
Peter E Nee Ees
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Evanavildle Ee
American Association
St. Paul
National League
Brooklyn
Batteries and Firms Listed Across Regions
The document lists multiple regional records including St Paul RHE and Milwaukee RHE entries with codes and names such as Batteries-Coy and Sugden, Check and Land, Batteries-Curtis and Roth, Puttman and Peltz, Batteries-Ford and Graham, Upp and Blue. Locations include St Paul, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and Columbus with associated numeric identifiers.
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St. Paul Rhe
Coy
Sugden
Milwaukee
Louisville
Curtis and Roth
Puttman and Peltz
Minneapolis
Columbus
Ford and Graham
Upp and
Blue
Central League matchups listed for Terre Haute and others
In the Central League schedule Terre Haute travels to Grand Rapids while Evansville visits South Bend and Canton plays Dayton. The card notes three pairings without results or dates.
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Central League
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Evansville
South Bend
Canton
Dayton
Laxative Bromo Quinine Recalled by Original Package Claim
A note warns that similarly named remedies can deceive. The first Cold Tablet is described as a white package with black and red lettering, bearing the signature of E. W. Grove 2c, indicating a potential misidentification risk for consumers.
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E. W. Grove
Batteries at Chicago and Cleveland names Altrock and Wakefield
A fragment lists battery teams or players including Altrock Fiene Mc Farland Moore Joss Clark Wakefield and venues Chicago and Cleveland with numbers 600013100 590 20011309000 773 likely indicating stats or identifiers.
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Chicago
RHE
Cleveland
Altrock
Fiene
McFarland
Moore
Joss Clark
Wakefield
Indiana Trims Wabash in Upset at Crawfordsville
Indiana University defeats Wabash College 13 to 4 in Crawfordsville. Jake Stahl coaches the Indiana lineup, noted for strong hitting as the visitors pull away in the final two innings. Scoring details include a 10008 9 07 218 610 line for Indiana and 1 0901011 06 417 for Wabash. Batteries Irwin Bridge and Bowers for Indiana and Mutz Hill for Wabash.
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The
Sun
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Indiana University
Jake Stahl
Washington Americans
Indiana
Wabash
Irwin
Bridge and Bowers
Mutz and Hill
Windy Chicago Sox and Billy Sullivan’s wind mastery
Connie Mack credits Chicago White Sox catcher Billy Sullivan with solving the team’s oddly successful run strategy. He notes Sullivan’s rare judgment, precise throws on windy Chicago grounds, and the Sox’s habit of stealing bases, aided by favorable wind conditions that other catchers cannot master.
Harvard Tops Yale in Varsity Track Meet Preview
Boston May 9 Harvard and Yale athletes loom for a close rival meet with Harvard favored in sprints and Yale strong in long distances. Predictions favor Harvard to win overall by narrow margins with key showings from Laurie Dodge Lockwood and Captain Minot while Yale counters in 440 and distance events and hopes for points from Burch Twitchell La Montague Colohan and Loring Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Dartmouth
Harvard
Yale
Saturda
New Haven
Crimson
Els
Laurie Dodge
Lockwood
Burch
Twitchell
la Montague
Frankfort Team Invades Brighton Beach for Sunday Showdown
Frankfort Indiana champions travel to Brighton Beach for an out of town exhibition. Manager Reinhardt has booked high class competition at great expense to the city. Citizens have subscribed for a high salary team and locals expect top level play, surpassing last Sunday's game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Brighton Beach
Indiana
Reinhardt
Shortridge High to Meet Crawfordville at Washington Park
Next Saturday morning the Shortridge high school baseball team will face Crawfordville high school at Washington Park. The game must be played in the morning due to ground availability, with admission set at 35 cents. The official start time is 10 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Shortridge High School
Crawfordville High School
Have You Tried a Helen Byron High Grade Smoke
Leahy and Co of Cincinnati Ohio promote a high grade smoke named Helen Byron offered at ten cents each. The advertisement targets tobacco buyers and highlights the product quality with bold claims and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Byron
Leahy & Co., Manufacturers
Cincinnati
Ohio
People s Coal and Camden?F ca Successors to Logsdon Bros
Local business notices indicate People s Coal and Camden Freedom Company as successors to Logsdon Bros Fre company. Both phones listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Coal and Camen
Logsdon Bros’ Fre Company
Tom Longboat Discovers Himself as Distance Runner
Indian reserve athlete Tom Longboat, already a strong one mile to five mile racer, experiences a solo 10 mile plus run after wandering from a Hamilton Ontario visit. He reaches the reservation ahead of his father, prompting immediate attention from locals including Billy Davis, a noted distance runner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Longboat
Boston
Longboat
Caledonia
Hamilton
Ont
Ham
Tom
Billy Davis
Batteries and Teams Across Cities in 1900s Matchups
The record lists battery pairings and team associations across New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston and Cincinnati with coded scores and lineups. Named players include Mathewson Bresnahan Liefield Phelps Brown Kling Stricklett Butler Bergen McGlynn Noonan Moran McQuinn Sparks Jacklitsch Pfeiffer Brown Mason Schlel along with city and franchise references.
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New York
Pittsburg
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Liefield and
Phelps
Brooklyn
Fk Ahs
Brown and Kling
Stricklett
Butler
Bergen
Philadelphia
St. Louis
McGlynn
Noonan
Moran
McQuinn
Sparks
Jacklitsch
Boston
Cincinnati
Pfeiffer and Brown
Mason
Schlel
Local Battery Firms Listed by City and Partners
At Grand Rapids RHE G Rds 000110100011497 T. H. .11000100000-365 Batteries Miller Moran Smith Fleese. Dayton Canton Batteries Brittsen Holmes Wilson Malloy Munson. Springfield Wheeling Batteries Chambers Clark Miller Philbein. South Bend Evansville Batteries Fisher Johnson Howe Knoll.
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Grand Rapids
T. H
Miller and Moran
Smith and Fleese
Dayton Rie
Dayton
Canton
Brittsen and
Holmes
Wilson, Malloy and Munson
Springfield
Wheeling
Chambers and Clark
Miller and Philbein
South Bend
Evansville
Fisher and Johnson
Howe and Knoll
Cole and Little to meet before St Joe club in May
Freddie Cole has been matched to meet Walter Little before the St Joe club of Fort Wayne on May 11. The same card features Young Sharkey facing Eddie Mack in the semi wind up that evening.
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Freddie Cole
Walter Little
Fort Wayne
Young Sharkey
Eddie Mack
Peoria Club Uninterested in Fisher Transfer
The Peoria club has not negotiated with the local club over Johnny Fisher. Peoria does not want him and would not have him. Fisher played for Peoria two years ago but did not perform well for that team.
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Fisher
Peoria
Purdue Defeats Northwestern In Narrow Baseball Win
Purdue defeats Northwestern 4 to 3 on a Wednesday afternoon baseball game. Two wild pitches by Rader allow Purdue to score the decisive run as Klepingard Rosenbaum Rader and Northrus provide battery support.
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Chicago
Purdue
Northwestern
Rader
Kleping
Ard Rosenbaum
Northrus
Applications for License in Marion County Indiana
Notice to citizens that multiple applicants in Center township ward 8 10 11 and 14 seek June term 1407 licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in less than five gallons with on premises drinking and pool table privileges. Addresses include 1339 Prospect street 8 Massachusetts avenue 1102 Oliver avenue and 108 Virginia avenue Indianapolis. Applicants include Chris Roecke Jr Co B Binder James Healey and Christian Roecke.
Notices of Liquor Licenses in Center Township Ward 12
Notices filed with the Marion County Board of County Commissioners for June 1907 requests to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges in Indianapolis. Addresses include 514 South Illinois Street and 1087 Udell Street with additional pool table licenses sought. Names Jams R. Hignight Patio k Doody Godfrey Riddle among applicants.
Draw in Bronson Hayes Bout Highlights Uneven Card
Ray Bronson and Gr Hayes fought to a draw after ten rounds at the Auditorium. Hayes pressured Bronson, while Bronson danced and feinted, keeping action uneven. Earlier fights included Cooley vs Morehead, Beopley vs the newsboy champion, and Burns vs Kramer, all ending without decisive finishes and marked by rough, unpolished boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Ray Bronson
Gr Hayes
Re Ryan
License applications for intoxicating liquors in Marion County
Notices warn voters in wards eleven and twelve in Center township Indiana that Isaac B. Copela and P. H. McNe will seek June 1907 license permits to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges. Copela’s business at 12 South Newsey Street Ward 11 includes a pool table room. McNe’s location is No 4 West Pearl Street in Ward 12 within a four story brick building on Pearl Street between Inns of Indianapolis.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Virginia Avenue
Bradshaw's Addition
Indianapolis
Christian Roepke
Nereby
Board of County Commissioners
Illinois Street
McKernan & Pierce
Merrill and
Illinois Streets
Illnois Street
Ward 12
Jams R. Hignight
Udell Street
Indiana Avenue
W. G. Nley
Godfrey
Riddle
Center
Board of Missioners
Diana
New Jersey Street
South Newsey Street
Isaac B. Copela
Iion County
Board of County
Pearl Street
Square 66
Inn of Aiianapolis
2 County
P. H. M’ne
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BIG
O’brien
Scrippsa-McRae Preas Association
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Tommy Burns
Tate Cromley
Jody” O'Brien
Sully
Grand
Lord, Carr
Roar
Watkins
Jack O’ Brien
Sportlettes
Jim Jeffries
Squires
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Americans
Tommy Carroran
New York Giants
Paris
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
May Sutton
Bob Fitzsimmons
Mike Schreck
Fitz
Alfred Shrubb
America
Marvel
St. Louis Cardinals
Hans Wagner
Steward-Hord Sanatorium
Shelbyville, ND
LEGES
Colohan
Ele
Loring Young
E. S. Seymour
Young
Parsons
Tilson
Frissell
Dutchie van Brandt
Capt. Minot
Spitzer
Williams
Crosby
Groves
Miller
FP. H Woodward
Rand
Eli
Harry Kersberg
Ben Stephenson
Frankfort VS
Cole
Little
Fort Wayne Club
Johnny Fisher
Barstow
Peoria Club
Board of Commissioners
Laurel Street
Prospect Street
Inlet No. 6
Square 3
Fletcher's_addition
Mario C County
Chris Roepke, JR
Neredy
Massachusetts Avenue
Massachuzetts Avenue
St. Clair Street
Outlet
Gillespy
Co. B. Binder
Oliver Avenue
Clark
James Healey
Son and
Hayes
Bronson
Shoers’ Union
Jimmy Cooley
Morehead
Kid Herrick
Aid
Milwaukean
Cooley
Wisconsin
M Ford
Hotte
Kid Beepley
Kid
al Kramer
Charley’ Burns
Chauncey Arundel
Millersville
Evel
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