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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1906

Page

7

Gans Set to Fight Nelson as Bout Talks Continue

Negotiations unfold for a second bout between Joe Gans and champ Nelson with tentative bets and venue plans. Promoter Tex Rickard offers $10,000. Nelson eyes even money, while Pollock and associates mobilize to secure signatures in Indianapolis. Gans faces a possible matchup at Empire City if talks advance, with Ketpon as potential rival if earlier agreement spirals.

Joe Gane the Empire Anciout Battling Ketpon Goldfield Blg Nolan Nelson Abs Pollock Indianapolis Rorious Gens The Empire Oriefinal Pollack Tex Rickard Han Matt Nelwon Gans Biter Goldfeld Pollock Jimmy Britt Imamy Britt Terry McGovers

Monster eel lands aboard propelled boat near Port Jervis

Charles McCay of Port Jervis trapped a 15 pound eel at Wescoleng Lake after a tough battle. Unable to haul the fish by hand he hammered it by the head to the stern of the boat. The eel dragged the craft to shore, the biggest on record in the area.

Port Jervis N. Y Och Charles McCay Wescoleng McCoy

Premier's Sale seals vast auto deal by Owen & Co

TM Owen & Co forms new arm to gain exclusive control of Theo cars output and takes a large share of Premier models for next season. The arrangement promises a new sales channel with a consultor of motor cars mediating between manufacturer agent and public, aiming to improve trade.

Tm, Owen & Co Theo RM Owen & Co

Paris Green in Apples Causes Local Poisoning Incident

Special to The Sun from Wineten Conn reports a mysterious poisonings case as Paris Green is allegedly placed in apples along Ray Note Bridge. George Black, already struck by losses including two cows and a series of misfortunes, faces further danger as his buildings were burned his herds harmed and he was hospitalized after injuries from a runaway incident.

Paris Raynote Bridge Paris Ereen George Bwack

Stage fears Indiana lads meet both Indiana and Purdue

Chicago coach nervously faces Purdue and Indiana as he plans to field a line with scarce usable linemen. He cites plentiful backfield material but weak protection for backs under new rules. Only two Diet-class Unsmen available to mold a capable forward wall against stout opponents.

Chicago Stone Purdue Bistae

Negro Never Won Preliminary Mill

Jon Gans reflects on his boxing career noting he never won a preliminary fight before advancing to main bouts. Born in Baltimore he sparred early with losses by narrow margins, but finally beat Dave Armstrong to begin lasting success and wonders how different his path might have been without that chance.

Jon Gans Baltimore Dave Armstrong U Taut Armatrong Thige Worm Frost

Wagner triumphs in Ardennes 100K race on European dirt road

Wagner drove a car finely suited to the course. He won the Ardennes 100 kilometer race in August at an average of 72 kph, the fastest time on a European dirt road. His four speed car, anti skids, short wheelbase, and quick rim changes aided his victory amid sharp corners and winding turns.

Wagner Ardennes Wasnar

Pittsburg Readies New Race Course Initiative

Pittsburg plans a new race track modeled after a Sheepsherd Bay design near Moalliday's Cove in Hancock County West Virginia. Key supporters include Col Matt J Winn, Congressman Joseph J Rhinock, and George J Bianett, with $300,000 capital to be raised locally in smoky city circles as rail lines promise frequent service to the proposed venue.

Pittsburg Washington Park Pitteturg Moalliday'’s Cove Hancock County West Virginia Wheeling Steubenville Latonia Wheeling and East Eiverpool Pennsylvania Wheeling Junction Union Depot Bindalr Matt J

Japanese Runner Faster Than Duftey

A Japanese athlete from the Imperial University of Tokyo, Adnori Full, set a 100 meter dash record of 9.24 seconds using electric timing and cleared 12 feet 7 inches in the pole vault. The feat surpassed Arthur Duffey’s 100 yard time of 9.35 seconds, though Duffey previously held the mark.

Adnori Full Imperial University of Duffey Fujii Canada Fuji d Weigta

Veteran Driver Geers Leads In Purses Won

Not less than $300,000 has been divided among harness drivers this season. Ed Geers heads the list with purses totaling $27,755. Myron F. McHenry, Ira Crabtree, and A. L. Thomas follow with large sums. Other leading drivers include Wo Murphy, Brittian Girl Jack Curry, and Knapp McCarthy. The article lists numerous drivers and amounts won, highlighting Geers as the top earner in this circuit.

Ed Geers Myron F. McHenry Ira Crabtree A. L. Thomas Syracuse Flair Wo Murphy Associatians Brtittant Jack Curry Fearly Knap McCarthy John

Hermann's Man to Oppose Pulliam in National League Race

Cincinnati attorney Thomas F. Cogan emerges as Harry Pulliam's opponent for president of the National League. The report notes a possible candidacy amid pressure from club owners and ongoing power dynamics in the league with Herrmann and others influencing the outcome.

New York Gants II I Cogan Cincinnati Club Jobo T. Brush Herrmann Pulam Coan Jim Hart Thomas F. Cogan Alsa Cincinisti A0tar Pulliam Cincinnati Harry Pulliam National League Ton

Cigar Ignites Auto Crash in Chicago

Special to The Sun reports a Chicago accident where Dr Ralph Cepler driving with his wife and 7 year old son was struck by a touring car driven by a man smoking a cigar. The impact occurred as the other car swerved while the driver held a cigar, causing injuries to the Cepler family.

Chicago Ralph ©. Cepler Cepler

Cubs Triumph Over White Sox In Second World Series Contest

The Cubs defeated the White Sox in the second game of the series on a breezy South Side field. Ruelbach hurled a wild but effective performance, allowing two hits as Chicago outplayed and outscored their rivals. The Cubs stole bases, bunted cleverly, and played error-free defense behind Kling, while Johnny Evers and Tinker sparked two decisive rallies. White Sox starter Don White exited after three innings as Chicago built a comfortable lead and held off a late threat from the Sox.

Chicago Cubs Sox Bouth-aide Harry Steinfeldt Don White Eften Billy Bultivan Hofman Doc White Ruelbach Chance Ruesbach Jones Johnny Evers Johnny Aperror Roulbach Alwas Tueada Wih & Eupeeme Fielder Jones Nicholan Alttock Ed Walsh Dr. White Jimmy Rheckard Elrcuit Ryelbach John Kling Hahn Cub Nfledt Sheckard Jimmy Tad Roche Fheckard Digmitt Felder Jigge Donohue Tannehall Rabe Sulivan Chanes Breinfeldt Tannelli Joe Tinker Isbell Tinker Sullivan Steinfeldt White Owen Everaar Ing Bleinfeldt Tinker'n Bunt Stenny Little Johnny Merchante Urrow Btenny Jon Cuba Ovary Kling Evers Lebell Roke Donahue Dougherty Tannehill National A.B Auard Behulta Parry Russell Srinnih Weemaid s@ Russell Rulbehy Nol Seers Tonia At Badenoch Chicago Ponohwe Tan‘ehins Uneman Ogotr Kiing Hanes Ruebach Gwen Hy Rurbach Witt Ausbach O 'White Rame O'Laughlin Jabostane

Pennant Winners in all Leagues Pennant Winners in all Leagues

League winner list from multiple regions and cities including Chicago National American and several county and state teams. Names appear across uneven OCR text with many misspellings. key entities include Cedar Rapids Central Grand Rapids Iowa Connecticut New England New York Virginia State Lynchburg Ohio Pa Chicago Western Topeka Hudson River Paterson West Virginia and Pacific regions.

American Chicago Amer. Ansy Columbus Eustern Duffajs Western Tien Alaines Bouthern Birmingham Three-Eyes Cedar Rapids Central Grand Rapids Iowa Connecticut New England N.Y Clemens South Texas Austin Burlington Norwich Hudson River Paterson Topeka Esses

Applications for Licenee in Indiana Ward One

Notice to citizens and voters in Center Township Marion County that John Brown seeks liquor licenses for on premises at 40 Virginia Ave Ward 1 Indianapolis and for a pool table, with sale for on premise drinking of wines malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons. Also notice for a second license in Twelfth Township Marion County for malt and spirituous liquors under five gallons on premises fronting Pearl Street.

Center Virginia Avenue Indianapolis Canter Townsh County Indiana John Brown Marion County Board of County Commissioners Trent Room Pearl Street St i Raf Prarl Street

New Men Emerge as Backfield Prospects Rise

Jonas Andwrace and Kelly lead the group with strong physiques for time work though varsity readiness remains to be proven. Jones and Anderson show promise at guard and center, while Watson and Tenn er vie for spots among the backs. Walker returns quickly, Buffen excels at eight halfback, and Merriam Tidings Rhode Metford display form, suggesting a rapid start to a stronger backfield for the team.

Jonas Andwrace Kelly Jones Anderson Wattson Scrubs Tener Harris Freachman Enapper- Wack Une Benge Beckfield Walker Buffen Ecker Hee Mare Fhaltfeld Merriam Tidings Rhode Metford

Woman burned to death in home fire near Brechanicsburg

Special to The Sam Greensburg Indiana October report states Adolph Mouton and wife perished when a house burned. The husband died weeks earlier leaving the woman to live alone amid misfortune. The fire was started by pouring kerosene from a can, then she reentered the home and was cremated. A daughter, Mrs Jack Branley, lives in Indianapolis while the son’s whereabouts are unknown.

Sam Greensburg Ind Adolph Mouton Brechanicsburg Mra Moulton Jack Branley Indianapolis

Question of Salaries Hurts Brooklyn Teaching Staff

Brooklyn schools face a shortage of about 100 teachers as salaries lag. The scarcity stems from Brooklyn paying less than surrounding districts, deterring qualified instructors from taking positions.

Brooklyn

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