Boxing Contests at Auditorium Fall Under Legal Scrutiny
Local boxing officials sent Attorney General Bingham copies of contracts for upcoming bouts at the Auditorium to confirm they are not prize fights. A recent AG opinion states state wide boxing is illegal as prize fights, but the club maintains the articles limit contests to ten rounds with payment to boxers as work, and police monitor to prevent violations. Referee Ray Ryan is instructed to halt any bout when a contestant is hopelessly beaten.
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Punts and Passes From College Grid Reports
The article reports on upcoming games and player conditions across Indiana Notre Dame and other programs. It notes Anderson trip for Manuals, scrubs game at Jordan Field, Wisconsin game prep, Purdue expectations, and coaching comments. It also mentions Columbia football revival efforts and Swarthmore and Harvard practice observations.
Michigan Triumph Hinges on Yost Machine Powers
Two units in Yost machine spur Michigan to defeat Vanderbilt as Lpell, the giant fullback, carries repeatedly and anchors the line. Yost’s strategy relies on his footwork and stout defense to secure the win.
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Casey On The Gridiron At Mudville High
Casey bursts onto the Mudville gridiron as a freshman substitute after Brown is carried off. He speeds toward the goal in a red blur, but mishaps lead to a costly misdirection as Mudville fans cheer while the A P A s taunt. Hank Burmester reports from the Seattle Times.
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Seattle Times
Bowling league high score and results from Monday night
Johnson of the Centurys posted the best score with 248 in the Manufacturers league. Pritchett followed with 236 and Beyers and Conway tied at 222. Centurys beat Parrys, Popes edged Kahns, Laycocks Atlas and National Autos won two games each, over Premiers American Cans and Jenneys. Also listed are ad items for PURO DISTILLED WATER and other local products.
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Parrys
Conway
Centurys
Popes
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Laycocks
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National Autos
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Jenneys
Koshers Sweep Thirteens In Elks League Action
In Monday night play the Koshers defeated the Thirteens in two games at Elks Alleys. The wins extend the Koshers’ lead in the Elks league with solid pin totals and sharp team bowling.
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Sullivan and Kilrain Fight Under London Rules
The article recounts John L. Sullivan's brutal 75 round bout with Jake Kilrain under London prize ring rules on July 8, 1889 near Baltimore. Sullivan, trained by Muldoon, persevered through injuries and foul play, delivering a relentless beating while Kilrain endured severe damage including broken ribs and facial injuries before being knocked out.
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Jake Kilrain
Charlie Mitchell
Pony Moore
Richard K. Fox
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Queensberry
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Jem Smith
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Moore
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Reds Eye Tenney as First Baseman for 198?
Cincinnati reports Fred Tenney may join the Reds next season as a player at first base replacing Capt. Ganzel. President Herrmann is negotiating with Boston owners and awaits developments on Tenney’s release at a fair price and terms.
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE IN CENTER TOWNSHIP INDIANA
Notice to citizens of Ward 12 Center township Marion county Indiana that an application will be made to the Marion county Board of Commissioners at the December term 1907 for a license to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking. The business location is the northeast corner of Maryland and Wear streets in a 16 by 30 foot room on the first floor of a two story brick building. The room fronts west toward West street and lies on the south side of the lot in McCarty's subdivision.
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Clarion County
Board of County Commissioners
Maryland Street
Central Railroad Company
Indianapolis
Davidson Streets
David O'Donnell
Morris Street
Wetzell
R. & I. Railroad Company
Paul Hofman
Washington Street
Maennercher Hall
Indiananpolis
Marion Coounty
Ward H. T
Wittltam Eckenberg
Sutton and Schaefer Set World Billiards Title Showdown
Chicago November 5 George Sutton and Jacob Schaefer prepare for the world championship at eighteen inch balk line two shots in at Orchestra hall tonight. Sutton holds the title and aims to defend amid praise for the greatest billiard play yet seen with Sutton's final practice string of 500 points in five innings and a 267 run from the white ball. Seats are selling briskly and Sutton is the public favorite with odds at five to one.
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Jacob Schaefer
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License Application by David O'Donnell in Indianapolis Ward 11
A notice from David O'Donnell applying to the Board of County Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in Ward 11 Center township Marion county Indiana. The business detail describes a small roofed storefront at the northeast corner of Maryland and Davidson Streets with on premise drinking. Also included are city notices from the Board of Public Works listing assessment rolls for several street improvements in Indianapolis with a hearing date set for Friday November 8 1907 for remonstrances.
Applications for License in Marion County Indiana
Paul Hofman seeks a license to sell intoxicating liquors at a room 18 by 40 feet in a two story brick building at 549 West Morris Street in Ward 18 Center Township Indianapolis. He also applies for pool table privileges in the same room at the December term of the Marion County Board of Commissioners.
Eleventh Ward License Request for Maennercher Hall Room
Ward H Eckenberg seeks a December license from the Board of Commissioners to sell intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors in a 24 by 60 foot room on first floor of Maennercher Hall, 4 story building at 4 East Washington street, Center Township Indianapolis. He also seeks pool table and restaurant privileges in the same room.
Indianapolis Public Works approves assessments for street improvements
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana announces prima facie assessments for improvements on Park Avenue Twenty first Street Outh erland Avenue Roosevelt Avenue Hillside Avenue Hazel Street Beville Avenue from Twelfth Street to Nowland Avenue. Assessments fix Wednesday November 6 1907. The list of parcels and owners is on file at the Board of Public Works for public viewing.
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Majestic Ride
Indianapolis
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Indiana
Park Avenue
Twenty-First Street
Outherland Avenue
Plana
Roosevelt Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Hazel Street
Beville Avenue
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Nowland Avenue
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Preston C. Trusler
Fred . Mack
Man of Million Dollar Rise In Betting Rings
Special to The Sam from Kansas City details Louis Cella once a goods clerk who rose to multimillionaire status by entering theater, then dominating eastern betting rings with about 30 thoroughbreds. Cella ran book at Madison Illinois, St. Louis tracks, and later operated across 100 bucket shops before focusing on eastern tracks.
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Bull Bmoaores & Emery
Chicago
Celia
Louis
Seventh and Pines
Twenty-second
Washington-sts
St. Louis
Texas Tom" Walsh
Cella
Adle Tiles
Madison, IL
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Cev
Adler & Titles
St. Louis Fair Grounds
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