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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
7
Local boxing card features Murphy defeating Meikels and Gallagher-Cole overpowering Kenney, with a hard fought main event producing a close draw. Referee Ryan controls a gritty bout with rough exchanges as Galligan dominates the later rounds.
In the Elks League the Monarchs beat the Comas with a strong performance by Fleming and Clark. Scores show Monarchs 78 to 56 as the air of the game hinted at deals and strategy, with teams fielding multiple players and a shift toward securing advantages.
The league showcased tight competition with Central’s team leading after a six-game win and Oregon squads closing in. High individual marks included Royals player Henriksen on 234, while the Ender and Manhattans posted notable totals. Second division games featured disciplined bowling at Turners Alleys with Manhattan, Capital City, and Royale squads posting strong scores.
Iowa farm owner Getch plans to quit wrestling within a year to return to his Humboldt area farm of about 38 acres near Qarataidt. He aims to oversee farming life, dismisses big matches, and would consider one bout with Starkensebiald the Riesian if he comes to America. He notes earnings and mortgage pressures and cites desire for simple country living.
Lansing boxing scene centers on Mickey Ford a featherweight with local backing and plans for a future bout with Ray Bronson Ford will accept matches at 122 pounds after the Hamilton fight Bronson is in line for a 16 round Ohio bout Ford believes he can finish Bronson within ten rounds regardless Ford is cautious about other matches until after the Hamilton clash and Dan Donovan the matchmaker is seeking suitable opponents for Ford Mead Bros plaster ad appears at the end.
The horse sale at the stockyards Wednesday afternoon showed generally low prices with several bargains. Prices under $10 dominated. notable consignments from Indianapolis, Martins, Lafayette, and other towns fetched varied sums, including Promising horse in Poolus at $605 and Lady Brown Patchen at $200. Numerous consignments from operators in Indiana and nearby states appear in the roster, reflecting broad demand yet subdued bidding.
New York dispatch says after the Princeton West Point clash at West Point, reports indicate a cessation of retailing between the two schools. Three West Point players were injured and Princeton is accused of a harsher play. It is likely Cornell will replace Princeton on West Point’s 1907 schedule. Officers at West Point say Princeton did not follow the new rules and the Cadets face a strained condition.
George Harding discusses his counting method for fighters, claiming precision and honesty under pressure. He explains his timing system, the need for strict rule knowledge, and how he avoids errors while monitoring pace and performance over long sessions.
Detroit Americans open an exhibition series with Tigers and Hoosiers at Wrekinston Park on April 15 and 16. The page also advertises a 16 cent West Noonday lunch at Dan Srotta’s and promotes a cancer cure claims flyer. Noistt and Ind. references appear as stray items.
Yale coaches have soured on success after Brown and West Point losses. Uncertainty surrounds Lehange and Roome out, Forbes at end, and Hoome unlikely to start the Princeton game. Yale furthers defense with new formations while practice focuses on drop kicks and line work ahead of New York trip.
George Slosson announces major matchups for a forthcoming event. The piece cites organizers Terry McGaver and Young Corbet, with a $318,000 purse expected and Turnham of the Newark club listed as president and manager. Uproar over umpires and Yale Princeton tensions dominate the scene.
Injured tackle Curtis will join teammates for the Philadelphia trip as Michigan prepares to face their opponent. Ann Arbor reports gloom yet school spirit remains. Captain Curtis rests while fans hope for a comeback, with support from Liscom and others sending flowers.
World featherweight champion Abie Attell to defend his belt in three bouts this month and next against Sly de Coursey Jimmy Walsh and Harry Taker at venues in San Pedro Los Angeles and Oakland. Attell seeks the McCarey offered title and major league comeback amid boxing activity and manager changes.
Chicago and Michigan alumni plan a Thanksgiving day charity game at West Aldine Wall Park in Chicago. University leaders oppose the match, but promoters proceed with Michigan stars like Eckernall Parry Curlin Noll and Chicago stars such as Heston Gare Schulz Schutte. The event is touted as a top-earning, high-profile exhibition despite faculty objections.
Smiths advertise eight dinners available from 11 am to 2 pm at 38 Circle Kingston. Wong Better features fish and oysters and emphasizes olf whisky. Day and night service noted with specialty offerings.
Race results from Sew York show multiple races with horses Heavenies Mintle Zambest and Stray among others, with times and odds noted. Cincinnati program lists six events including Fieli Lark Gladiator Colloquy and Merrilew with respective times and finish positions.
Special to The Sun profiles Sturtm Sheridan of Madison Square Garden fame, a versatile athlete who works eight hours as a policeman before training and competing. He details his practice, preference for weight throwing, and his odd daily routine, including smoking about 15 cigars a day and dining on spare ribs and cabbage before big events.
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