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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1903

Page

6

Big Bill Phillips Starts Pitchers School for Patched Team

Big Bill Phillips has established a school of instruction for pitchers as the Cincinnati club adjusts early in the season. Younger hurlers Ewing and Suthoff receive major lessons, with Herper and Poole also taking turns. Phillips knows league batters well and trains pitchers to exploit their weaknesses, a system praised by Sutthoff for guiding his recent win over Pittsburgh. Ewing and veterans alike seek Phillips for advice on facing specific opponents.

Bil Phillips Cincinnati Phillips Ewing Suthott Jack Herper Ed Poole Bill Philips Jack Sutzhof Philips Vietarten Sutthoff Phillipa Pittsburg

Chicago Lad Dit Wins Fame Beside Champion Jeffries

A Chicago boy named Dit rose to a proud moment when asked to stand beside the heavyweight champion of the world for a photograph. He had earlier defeated three members of a gang spreading false rumors that the champions were drunk, defending the champion’s character against slanderous tales sent from Chicago.

Chicago Windy City Ditwon Jefries

Prize fighters are not all booze fighters

An old column argues prize fighters are not just drinkers and uses Gus Rubin and Tom Sharkey to illustrate boxing fame. The piece recalls Rubin rising after beating his foe, then a scene at a Broadway cafe where fans clamored for a drink as Rubin jokes about lemonade and whiskey.

Big Gus Rubin Tom Sharkey Mad+den Broadway Cafe Ble Gos

Heat Wave Sparks Idle Chat Among New York Sportsmen

In a Rialto retreat during a scorching spell Billy Brady Joe Ullman and other well known New Yorkers gathered to escape the heat. Brady laments the weather while Ullman argues it teaches a lesson about past winters and the idle question of whether last year’s hat and last winter were enough.

Rialto Billy Brady Joe Ullman Brady Ullman Fis Uilman Idlar Wasa

Irish Lad Bets Flourish Ahead of Derby Field

Chicago May 26 Sig Levy the bookmaker for Duryen Whitney placed a large wager on Irish Lad to win the American Derby. Weller handled the money and tickets with 40000 to 1000 and 1 to 1000 bets in play. Irish Lad is slated to arrive midweek as the Derby field shapes with high-class entries and wide-open prospects.

Chicago Sig Levy Messrs. Duryen Whitney Werby Lid Weller Weller Levy Weller Ater Jneh Ind Judge Himes Show Hawthorne

Billiard Tournaments Planned at New Claypool Hotel Parlor

Ed Reeves, manager of the New Claypool Hotel billiard parlor, says tournaments will begin as soon as setup finishes. He cites heavy work ahead, promises hundreds of incandescent lights, a carpeted floor, and a row of six billiard tables in a long hall with a balcony for refreshments. The modern parlor will be center stage for billiard enthusiasts.

Claypool Hotel Ed Reeves Billard Anon Mr. Reeves Wast Rome

New York Seeks Exit From American Bowling Congress

Bam Karp, secretary of the American Bowling Congress, says New York plans secession from the ABC after the Dr Timm faction loss. Eastern bowlers favor pre modern rules with square gutters and three balls per frame as Chicago organizes a national setup with local councils adopting tenpin changes.

Chicago Bam Karp American Bowling Congress New York Dr.Timm Congress Thmms-Johnson Chicago Bowling Asanctuation Cheryl St. Paul Ateree Minneapolia Columbus Dayton Te Tanghenry A. B.C Vormerly Ag Dt Shin

A Jockey With Perfect Marais

New York May 21 A jockey named Connell earns high praise from John Madden in the More park paddock. Madden cites Connell's Irish blood, neat hairstyle, abstinence from smoking, nerve and skilled riding as key reasons for his potential success.

New York John &. Madden More Park Connell Young Connell

Endurance and speed test for motorcycles in New York Boston

Motorcycles will run an endurance event from New York to Boston over three days starting on July 1st. Jointly promoted by the New York motorcycle club and the Metropole cycling club, the race features two classes based on motor power with strict onroad repairs and no overnight adjustments. Points total 1005 across three days with daily segment quotas.

New York Boston Ave New York Motorcycle Club Metropole Cycling Club Trose AHL Palmer Massy

Baseball notes from aline on Indianapolis and Kansas City game

Baseball notes reference a home game between Indianapolis and Kansas City. June and Toledo failed to score against Bt Paul. Volt pitched for the Baints. The American association team Ate saving and pretty Pace for first place. Wabash College outclassed Cutler, Momsy, Waning by 18 to 0.

Indianapolis Kansas City Toledo Paul Volt Baints Wabash College Cutler Momsy By & Poore

Terrible Terry Stricken and to Postpone Fight Night

Terrible Terry McGovern moans through illness as doctors declare a dangerous malarial condition. Manager Harris seeks a two week postponement and covers $1600 in prep costs while arranging care at home in Brooklyn. Also notes shifts in Switchmen Union leadership and a brief Indiana con artist case.

New York Urooklyn Terry Bowen Jerome Ove Fists Cage Noa Harris Phyaisii Terry Nemitaria Jerry Psochina McGovern

Betting Buzz Surrounds American Derby in Chicago

Bettors flock to Chicago as American Derby odds shift daily. Revelry, Dick Welles, Calumet runners, Yardarm, Onatas, Ex Corrigan nominees, and Yard arm backers draw attention. Bookmakers report heavy action from eastern supporters and a surge of freak bets as the field tightens toward race day.

Chicago Lda Smith & Perry Gregor RK. Banter Gilfain Prince of Endurance Davatie Dick Welles Eddy Thomas Yardarm Bmcgre Maxey Tiumetthal Ex Corrigan Kid Weller Horace

History of golf in the United States recounts origins

CB McDonald recalls early American golf from a Chicago start in the 1890s. He notes the first courses near Lake Forest, formation of the United States Golf Association, and early champions from Newport to Lake Forest, ending with Louis James as last year’s holder.

America C. BR. McDonald United States Myzelf St. Andrew's University Chicago Edward Purgig Guifed Otter Sir Evelyn Wood Lake Forest Boifront Appia Tree Brigade Yonkers Br. Andrew's Golf Club Newport Bt. Andrew News Part W. Lawrence Braddard St. Andrew's Lawrence Hue Stoddard United States Golf Association Hayvemeyam J. Whigham Shinnecock Wheaton Douglas Soree County Herbert Harriman N. J. Travia Garten City Atingdle City Louis James Glenview

Sports Notes Salient Highlights From The Week

A jumble of sport notes covers lawn tennis growth in Indianapolis, Hoosier pitching, and the American Association salary cuts after June 1. Regattas loom for the Indianapolis aquatic club, and a 5000-name petition is filed with the city board. Baseball chatter spans Ester Annal, River Plate, and New York races with Phil Pitt’s horses, while Wild Bit Donovan and Ted Sloane face various fates. Major league umpire Tom Connolly reflects on lighter days on the mats as cricket plans for England surface with Willie Anderson in fine form. Rude Waddell moves to the stage, and Frank Rocinhart at Princeton showcases notable feats.

Board of Aldermen American Association Cleveland Blues Dengven Han Chicura Pittsburg Phil Bypecklyn Harvard Cafent Palmview Wild Bit Donovan Detroit Ted Sloane Europe Tom Connolly Ump Tire England New York Majestic Willie Anderson United States Greta Apawainis Inka Rude Waddell Reuben

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