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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1908

Page

7

Papke Hopes for Ketchel Fight After Kelly Bout

Promoter Joe O Connors pledges Billy Papke the first crack at Stanley Ketchel once Ketchel can return to the ring, but only after Washingtons birthday. Ketchel may fight early next year if inducements rise. Papke will fight Hugo Kelly in Los Angeles next month, complicating a Papke Ketchel match. Receipts totaled 13300 with Papke earning 8000 guaranteed plus 60 percent of receipts if gate tops 20000. Ketchel planned to take 5000 as his share after adjustments.

Francisco Joe O'Connor Billy Papke Stanley Ketchel Michigan Ketchel Washington Papke Hugo Kelly Los Angeles Hir Kelly Tom Jones Papke-Kelly Illinois Thunderbolt O'Connor Langford Burns Jones

President Roosevelts Big Stick on Navy Eleven

Washington Nov 2 Due to a deadlock between Army and Navy Athletic association President Roosevelt named the umpire and referees for the Franklin Field game and warned the Navy to yield or the game would be forbidden. A White House conference followed with superintendent of the Naval Academy and Secretary Wright present.

Army and Navy Athletic Association Roosevelt Franklin Field Navy Philadelphia Army Luke E. Wright Badger Lieut Harvey Naval Academy Metcalf White House Wright

Chess Tourney Results At Commercial Club

Barnhart defeats Ballard. Bedford defeats Blair. Spencer defeats Ripley. Wilhelm defeats Warrington. Moore defeats Guymon. Olin defeats Lange. Also advertisement for The Gem Laundry offering family washings rough dry by the pound and flat pieces ironed with phone number 1671.

Commercial Club Barnhart Ballard Bedford Blair Spencer Ripley Wilhelm Warrington Moore Guymon Olin Lange THE GEM Laundry Try

High Honors Won by Baker of Nationals

Baker of the Nationals capped individual honors last night by rolling 24 pins. W. K. Cooper of the Marions was second with 230 and Griffith of the Columbias was third by one pin with 229. The Marions won five games from the Turners, the Crescents dropped five to the Columbias, the Washingtons took five of six from the Imperiale, and the Nationals and North Sides played close games with the Nationals taking four.

Baker Nationals W. K. Cooper Marions Griffith Columbias Turners Crescents Washingtons Imperiale

Freddie Welsh Attell bout receipts and payouts outlined

Financial receipts for the Freddy Welsh Abe Attell bout totaled 844 dollars. Attell was guaranteed 3000 dollars while Welsh received thirty percent of the gross. A separate medical advertisement promotes Pazo ointment for pile cures with a six to fourteen day guarantee and money back offer.

Los Angeles Cal Freddy Welsh Abe Attell Attell Welsh

All American Football Pick by Thorp Favors Chicago Title

Harvard and Penn tied for best, but Chicago claimed the western title as Minnesota Nebraska and Illinois followed. Thorp selects two All American teams, noting Harvard Penn Yale Dartmouth Michigan Princeton Navy as top contributors and citing captain absences.

Harvard Penn West Chicago New York Pennsylvania Johnnies Dartmouth Army Navy Syracuse Yale Princeton Cornell Indians Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Illinois Michigan Burch Dillon Burr

Bryson Calls Meeting For Local Bowling Tourney

President Robert H. Bryson of the Indianapolis Bowling Association has called a Marion club meeting Sunday afternoon to finalize holiday tournament arrangements. He asks teams to send a representative and aims to boost interest so the event becomes the association's largest and a step toward sending a large delegation to the ABC in Pittsburg.

Robert H. Bryson Indianapolis Bowling Association Marion Club Bryson Pittsburg

Thornton Triumphs Over Gant In Handicap Billiards

Results from yesterday's handicap billiard tourney at the Board of Trade halls show Thornton defeating Gant 200 to unknown. Rosener beat Holmes 175 to 8 in another match.

Thornton Gant Rosener Holmes Board of Trade

Tragedy in Fort Wayne Family Fight Ends in Death

In Fort Wayne Indiana the 40 year old wife of John Raber died during a domestic dispute with her husband and their two sons William and Fred. Allegedly the husband returned drunk and began a rough house. The sons expelled him and during the excitement of calling the police the mother suffered heart failure.

Fort Wayne Ind John Raber William Fred Raber

Man Ends Life from Memphis Bridge After Love Dilemma

W. E. Kimball of New South Memphis killed himself by jumping from the Memphis bridge after a separation reunited with his wife and a romance with Nora Acton of Avondale Alabama.

Memphis,tenn Nora Acton Avondale Ala W. E. Kimball New South Memphis Memphis

Man Fires Buckshot at Federal Flag in Superior

George M. Marter fired three charges of buckshot at the federal building flag in Superior Wisconsin reportedly after resenting post office actions. He was arrested and held for a sanity inquiry.

Superior Wis Post Ofice Department George M. Marter Marter

French Mystery Put in Hands of Judge Boucard

Paris November 2 The sensational charge by a Paris newspaper that Madame Steinheil who was arrested for strangling her artist husband and allegedly poisoning the late President Faure has led to further investigation cut off. Magistrate Seydett withdrew and the papers in the cage were sent to Judge Boucard. Leydett’s withdrawal and alleged ties to Steinheil sparked renewed public curiosity over the next move.

Paris Madame Steinheil Madame Japy President Faure Seydett Steinheil Leydett Boucard M. Leydett

Ruhlin Faces Charge After Barroom Fight

Gus Ruhlin the ex heavyweight was arraigned in Williamsburg court after a beer-delivery driver accused him of striking. The magistrate noted Ruhlin’s boxing past and dismissed the case after the driver apologized for escalating the confrontation.

Bluchfiend Myrtle Bushwick Avenue Ruhlin Hyland Gus Ruhlin Tom Sharkey Fitzsimmons Corbett Blachfiend Himmel

Three candidates vie for Richmond post mastership

Richmond Indiana November 28. An interesting contest for the Richmond postmastership is promised as three names surface Edgar M Haas Republican district chairman John F E Peltz and Henry W Deuker Congressman W O Bernard says he has made no pledges.

Richmond Ind Edgar M. Haas John FE. Peltz Henry W. Deuker W. O. Bernard

Football Finer Game Than Ever Before Stagg Says

University of Chicago director A Alonzo Stagg lauds the 1 8 football season as the most skilled spectacular and safe in years crediting the forward pass as the season's main feature He expects further modest rule tweaks but no revolutionary changes in the sport as winter rules committee meets.

Walter H. Eckersall Chicago A. Alonzo Stags University of Chicago United States Stagg America West

Canadian wrestler Tremblay cripples George Bothner in Brooklyn

Eugene Tremblay, Canadian lightweight champion, defeated George Bothner two falls to one at Prospect Hall, Brooklyn, applying a bone breaking toe hold twice. The bout, seen as an ethical clash, left Bothner nearly with a fractured leg and led to a cautious surrender.

New York Eugene Tremblay Canada George Bothner Bothner Tremblay

Gloves Splash Down After Grease Scandal

George Cole knocked out Jack Robinson in the first round before the Newparnil Athletic Club in Philadelphia. Robinson rose quickly and attacked Cole in the same round. A greasy incident delayed action into the third round as Robinson received a lengthy rubdown to remove grease allegedly on Cole.

Philadelphia George Cole Newpareil Athletic Club Jack Robinson Cole Dad Robinson George

Trust Defeats Wulfson In Weights Case

Isidor Wulfson lost his suit against Standard Oil in Superior Court No 3. The city inspector of weights and measures was defeated in the action, ending the challenge.

TRUST Wulfson Isidor Wulfson Standard Oil Company City Inspector of Weights and Measures

Education of Negro Teachers Discussed by Southern Association

New York November 28 Among educational problems to be discussed at the next meeting of the Southern Educational association in this city from December 29 to 31 will be the education of the negro with the entire morning session on December 30 devoted to the topic.

New York Southern Educational Association

Nicholas Longworth Rumor as Society Editor Accusation

A Richmond Times Dispatch item labels rumors that Nicholas Longworth has joined Outlook as society editor a malicious campaign canard. The brief notes the claim as unverified and portrays it as gossip rather than fact.

Nicholas Longworth Outlook Richmor Times-Dispatch

Free Prescription Offer Promises Quick Home Cure

A man advertises a free copy of a physician approved prescription for "nervous vitality" and manly vigor. He claims the remedy cures weakness without drugs, urging readers to mail for the copy to Detroit, Michigan.

A. E. Robinson Detroit Mich

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