Horses Bring Good Prices At Blair-Baker Sale
A large crowd filled the Blair-Baker company pavilion at the stockyards for afternoon and evening horse sales. Auctioneer Col George A Bain maintained high enthusiasm as bids rose on many colts and brood mares. The notable consignments included 17 horses from A A Houseman totaling 5350 dollars, with Direata the top-priced trotter at 2050 dollars. Numerous horses, partnerships, and buyers from Indianapolis to Buckhannon were listed with varying prices and consignors across the long sale lineup.
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Blair-Baker Company
George A. Bain
Borneo
A. A. Houseman
Dtreata
W. H. McCarthy
Nuchs
Bunny Jim
Trotter
W. B. Blair
Indianapolis
John Toole
Bainbridge
Enoch Margrave
Margrave Farm
Terra. Haute
Dr. Toole
Ete Koight
Jay Bird
A. Moyer
Babsion
XNI
A. L Boreman
Buckhannon
W Va
Bo Lausanne
Pac
AL A. Houseman
L. Carter
Rurska
Bubston
E. Brown
Delagan
T. ‘the Heirene
A.A. Houseman
Batvio Yu
Bola
Babylon
Greece
Ind
Fi. A. Watts
Atlanta
Blair-Haker Company
Tit Vell
Montgomery
Wikall Irvington
D. C. Cable
Lima
Breeders offer pace horses and colts in sale list
A large mixed entry of two and three year old standardbreds is listed by breeders including Brondhs Chloe Cosetta Me Hed Devil and Maud Maud Garret with sires McRoberts Rolla Goldust Freeman and Messenger. Names include Mr Tom Franey Fond du Lac Wis Mr H G Templeton Indianapolis and Mr J W Erwin Dalton with prices noted and dam lines detailing Belle Wilkes and Lilly Freeman.
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Templeton
Ind
RH. McRoberts
Trotter
H. T. Smith
Armour
A. L Boreman
Buckhannon
Wai
Chris and
Otto
H. Smith
John Tarporristown
Silver Spray
Traiter
R. C. Walkup
Crawfordsville
B. Blair
Indianapolis
Adam Denmark
Black Stallion
C. J.buchanan
Indian- Uhrich
Uhrichsville
George Amsden
Richmond
BR. Holt
Virginia
H. H. Smith
Tom Franey
Fond du Lac
Vis
H. G. Templeton
Nurul
A. D. Scott
Sullivan
Prince
Charles A. Kenney Pari
Mirth
Charles Wiha
D. W. Adroty
Guy Frawcett
St. Alma
Rene
Guy Fawcett
Jamen EL Martin
Lebanon
Tyra
Clint Kir
Cornellan
W. B. Blatt
Andersin
Wilkes
Lexington
A. Abraham
Montgomery
Ala
Roh Roy
Seph Hoy
Newark
Happy Jack
F. Chien
William al Hlake
Anderson
Prince Denmark
Blue Rides Belle
Greystone
E. P Uhrich
Ubrighsville
Hambrio
Jenny
Jersey Wilkes
Ro Holt
Indianapoli
McRoberts
Lou Seay
McRoberty
Mr. Hunter
Moody
Louisville
Mike Mack
Hoberta
Mamie Goldust
Holla Goldust Jr
A. J. Boreman
Bucknannon
W. Va
Kentucky
the Brondhs
Bio Roberts
Mamis Goldust
Rolla Goldust Jr
Wis
Lady Me
Mr. HK
Templeton Ae
Rts
Oy McRoberts
J. W. Erwin
Dalton
Hed Devil
Mc- Roberts
Maad
Freeman
Tom Franty
Fond du Lec
Maud
Br m
Graham's Belle
Messenger
Tampleton
R_H. Roberts
Mc-Roberts
Lilly Freeman
Greemam
A. L .Boremnes
Fanny Mc
Ida van
Vatfeun
Spregue
Polo Drives The Indians At Marion In Hand Game
Polo drives The Indians play at Marion Wednesday night in a hand game with odds favoring Marion If the Foxy Five win they regain first place The brief win over the Little Ministers at the Auditorium Tuesday night Lampesell and Peele strong on the rush Logansport fans gifted Lincoln of Anderson a box of cigars in appreciation exchanged for Player Mercer and Lincoln The Fans must be real live ones at Logansport Logansport beat Anderson in the former city 4 to 0 Danville lost to the Sycamores at Lafayette Tuesday night 1 to 7 Beck amateur played half back for the Suckers and starred for his work
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Marion
Lampesell
Peele
Logansport
Lincoln
Anderson
The
Tigers
Playera Mercer
Danville
Sycamores
Lafayette
Beck
Suckers
Sharkey
Bob
Tim
Tom
Corbett
Carson
Central Polo League Wednesday Games Highlight Standings
In the Central Polo League, Indianapolis faces Marion and Danville meets Kokomo. The Fletchers lead the Commercial Bowling league after Tuesday night, sweeping Klingans. Progress may withdraw from the Strauss team. Kabns and Marotts split wins, while Liehera fell to Burfords.
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Indianapolis
Marion
Danville
Kokomo
Fletchers
Commercial Bowling
Klingans
Strauss
Kabns
Indiana National Bank
Marotts
Liehera
Burfords
Reds miss on Hildebrand and other deals bid by rivals
Special to The Sun Cincinnati reports more Cincinnati club misfires in player bids. St Louis purchased Hildebrand from San Francisco after Reds president Herrmann and Blankenship touted a draft. Pittsburgh and New York also seized targets, underscoring the wisdom of keeping deals secret until closed.
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Hag
Hildebrand
San Francisco
Blankenstip
The
Reds
Herrmann
Blank
National Commission
Cincinnati
Hit
Ganley
Des Moines
Macant Nose
New York Americans
Thomas
Provi+cienes
Red
Gras
Nealon
Tenguer
Pittsburg
Hermann
Gentle boxing philosophy from Fitzsimmons in post bout talk
Chicago November 18 special to the Sun. Fitzsimmons discusses gentleness toward opponents, rejecting brutal knockouts, and recounts sparing actions in fights. He cites injuries, strategy, and respect for rivals including Sharkey and Corbett while stressing boxing as a business.
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the Sun
Chicago
Heb” Fizsimmons
Jack O'Brien
Pagdomy
Fitz Iy
Fitz
Michigan Prepares for Hard Battle Against Wisconsin
Ann Arbor dispatch reports coach Yost and Fitzpatrick guiding Michigan toward a strong finish for the Wisconsin game. Yost warns it will be the toughest test yet, noting student betting and banners contrast with players’ effort as the team seeks solid preparation and public backing.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Yoat
Fitzpatrick
Michigan
Wisconsin
Yost
Apollo Triumphs in Montreal International Wrestling Tourney
Apollo the giant Irishman dominated the tournament under promoter Geo Kennedy, never threatened to be thrown. The race for second place ended in a tie between Dellvak of Australia and Emil Maupas of Montreal, with Dellvak prevailing over Maupas in a later bout to secure second and Maupas third. A rematch series will determine overall honors after five matches. Apollo’s measurements are listed from the first series victory.
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Montreal
Can
Apollo
Geo. Kennedy
Aportk
Dellvak
Emil Maupas
Wien Aid Delivul
Indians overpower Wildcats in easy polo win
In an unexciting auditorium match on Tuesday night the Indians defeated Kokomo’s Wild Cats 8 to 3. Kokomo’s goal tend Cusick missed many chances while locals played solidly as Quelsner stood in. Indians offense led by Higging and Hart proved too fast for Kokomo.
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Auditorium
Indians
Wild Cats
Kokomo
Cusick
Quelsner
Hart
Visiting Miller Strengthens Both Ends in Indianapolis Game
The visiting Miller at center proved a tower of strength, aiding defense and offense for Indianapolis. Key contributions include Cunningham on the first rush and Daley second rush, with Roberts and Devlin supporting. Scoring notes show Cunningham with multiple counts and Higgins and Hart contributing in later periods, while turnovers and fouls affected the tally for Lyons and Harper, with attendance around 1,060.
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Indianapolis
Bokamo
Cunningham
Daley
Roberts Devlin
Roberts
Indianapole
Ko«koma
Rushus
Higging
L Foul—Lyons
Staps
Harper
Quiesser
Releres
Hadley
Attendancs
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Loganaport
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Indianapolis Gas Company
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Garry Herrmann
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McCoy
Uke
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Badgers
Ohio State
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Com
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