Carr To Direct Hoosier Play Like A Manager
Charley Carr will take full control of Hoosier players both on and off the field while W H Watkins retires from active management. The move marks a shift to a playing manager system, with Watkins guiding policy and Carr serving as the chief executive of team affairs after the Kansas City series.
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Watkins
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Wattin
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Reas
Buelnesa
Blues
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Carr
Take Final Contest Hoonlera Triumph Over Kanana Chi
The Hoosiers win the final game of the series against Kanana Chi with strong hitting, scoring six runs in the fourth and five in the eighth. Olmsted is heavily hit while Kellum aids with a key misplay, and Perry clashed with umpire Owens leading to a police intervention. St. Paul hosts Havstars the next day as players like Carr and Perrine figure prominently in the box score.
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Hoonlera
Veryong
Kanana Chi
Blues
Olmsted
Hoosiers
Kellum
Bucs
Jow Cats
Ike Championa
Pelday
Kel‘ay
Perry
Owens
Grand Rapids
Charley Carr
Havstars
Indianapolia
Carr
Perrine
Dunleavy
Bells
Notre Dame and Indiana Clash in Early College Baseball Notes
Fragmentary summaries show Notre Dame and Indiana players, including Fisher, Watts, and Summers, contending in a spring training setup near Washington Park. Reports mention Fisher's suspension and reinstatement with Hoosier rivals, detailing concerns over his pitching and managerial judgment, plus a growing group of Hoosier players working out at the park.
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Max
Washington
Hoosiers Struggle On Road as Carr Takes Charge
Veteran Charley Carr becomes new infield captain as Hoosiers endure hard fought games away from home. Despite losses to Brewers and Blues, team shows steadier play, with Kellum and Cromley-Durham pitching battles hinting at potential. fans seek a turning point while Carr, a poised college man, aims to lift morale and improve results.
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Moonlers Raya
Brewers
Blues
Milwaukee
Wattle
Kansas City
Hoosiers
Burke
Kellum
Cromley
Durham
Georgetown
Promoter O Rourke Plans High Class New York Boxing Club
New York promoter Tom O Rourke announces a one round bouts club focused on top tier fighters and a select roster. He aims to open a club house within four weeks with only champions or highest grade men, recruiting nine members and promising legal six or eight round bouts for patrons.
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Spedal O
New York
O'Rourke
Marvel with Tennis Jay Gould Young Tennis Prodigy
Jay Gould, son of Geo J Gould, shines in both American and British tournaments. He won the American championship and nearly captured the international crown in London, defeating Mills in the first set before Mills won the next two and the fourth. Gould, modest and athletic, showed surprising vigor against seasoned rivals.
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Olf
Geo. J. Gould
Jay Gould
Young Gould
Atcugale
Eustice Milla
London
Mills
Gould
Horse Race Results From New York and Louisville Meet
Race results list several local finishes with horses and odds at New York and Louisville venues. Notable placements include turlonge Bill Phillipa winning first at 16 to 6, Paniqué second, and Larchmont stakes winner Belmere at 15 to 1. Additional results cite Rebo, Pretension, and Peter Bering among others with times and odds.
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Bill Phillipa
Crimmins
Paniqué
McCarter
Moyea
W. H. Daniel
O'Neill
Blue Dale
Garner
Manter Lester
Rebo
Conavelo II
Robador
Muller
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St. Nools
Della Thorpe
Swain
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Niro
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Ing
Bonner
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Tme
Firth
Tom Morgan
C. Fisher
Actol
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Sir Geoffrey
Nicol
Foxmeade
Harding
Seiing
Hadar
C. Morris
Rodeent
Reveille
Ed Attell and Kid Herman Fight Ends in Draw
In Los Angeles on May 12, Attell and Herman staged a fast, clever boxing exhibition. Attell was outfought in every round, with numerous near knockouts, but his defense kept him from decisive punishment. Referee Eyton ruled the bout a draw, provoking consternation among spectators and the boxing press.
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Scrippe-McHar Press Assectation
Los Angeles
Ween
Attall
Herman
Rider Drives Off Bulldog Attack on Miss Clear
Stamford police report a motorcyclist saved Miss Margaret Clear from a vicious bulldog that had attacked her in a spate of five bites in a week. The rider fled after starting his engine as the dog fled frightened by the exploding gas. Clear received cauterization for a chest wound and remained in bed in shock.
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Conn
Margaret Clear
Rng
Mise Clear
Harvard football star Malcolm Metoed suicide at home
New York May 12 Harvard and MIT football player Malcolm Metoed killed himself at his mother's Back Bay home. Despondency was cited as the cause and the death was reported as self-inflicted gunshot through the heart.
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Hestan Saya
Malcolm Mctaod
Harvard
Institute of Technology
Back Say
Britt Arrives in New York for California Boxer
Jimmy Britt and his manager brother Willie arrived in New York from San Francisco on Friday afternoon to establish residence in the East. A large crowd greeted them as they moved toward the Bartholds Hotel. Britt plans to stage a Madison Square Garden event Saturday night to aid San Francisco, likely featuring Terry McGovern, though formal terms are not yet settled.
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Specter
New York
Jimmy Britt
California
Willie
San Francisco
Terry McGovern
Jimmy
Greatest reception ever accorded pugilist at Madison Square Garden
Corbett recalls how the crowd cheered for 21 minutes after his victory over Welch at New Orleans and the subsequent monster demonstration planned for Madison Square Garden. He notes John L. Sullivan's era, the New York telegrams, and the shift in boxing fame from unknowns to Nelson and Welch under Sammy McIntire's management. The piece touches on travel, public reaction, and the broader impact on pugilistic culturing amid disaster news from Frisco.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
New York
Sullivan
New Orleans
Gotham Sports
Madison Square Garden
John L. Sullivan
Britah Empire
United States
Lund
Dick Wyland
Sammy Maciinde
Sammy
Shim
Spider Winch
Billy Roche
Bilis
Johnny Hertz
Chicago
Jimmy Sirirt
Salt Late City
Nelson
Monday Night Boxing Card At The Auditorium
A Monday night boxing program features preliminaries Big Dennslly versus Tommy Dawa four rounds and Eddie Marten against Kid Hose. Semi-Wind-Up pairs Joank Bronson and George Quinn, with Hugo Kelly of Chicago versus Dave Barry of the Padre coast assuredly rough. Weigh in at Tyler's at p o'clock, 16 pounds or forfeit. Barry makes local debut with strong iron jaw, Barry vs Kelly expected to draw. Bronson faces Quinn in the semi wind-up and Big Donnelly steps in for Kid Brown to meet Tommy Dawson in a four-round prelim.
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Joank Bronson
George Quinn
Hugo Kally
Dave Barry
Rewde
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Indianapolis
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Quinn
Big Donnelly
Kid Brown
Fortville
Tommy Dawson
Hoppe Sets World Record Run Of 307 Points In Exhibition
In Chicago on May 2, Hoppe broke Cure’s 255 point mark with a 307 point run over four innings, defeating Schaefer who had held the previous record. George Button later tallied 80 points in six innings at the Mariners games, averaging 126 overall, while Hinpre extended his string to eight innings.
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Schaffer
Firing Line Notes and Local Notice From Marion County
Sports brief recounts mixed results from Hoosiers and Saints with multiple team notes and a report of Dick Padden being ejected. A legal notice announces an application to sell intoxicating liquor at a specified downtown Marion location in Ward 7 and town center township.
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Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of Indians
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Market
Prison sentence for former college professor author
A former college professor and algebra author received a ten year Missouri sentence. The note cites other textbook authors deserving similar punishment. Public notice from Indiana seeks a license to sell intoxicating liquors in Senter township, with details of premises on Kentucky Avenue and Maryland Street.
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