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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1906
Page
7
The article notes Joe Gans seeks to claim both the light and welterweight championships, planning to fight Battling Nelson again to cement his claim. It describes Welterweight division depth, Walcott’s decline, and Gans’s past wins over Mike Sullivan as he eyes further title opportunities.
The Kakns swept three games against the Ayres team in the Retail League. Th Varaona routed Pettis. The Strauss edged the Taylors in three. Biisa Swann won all three against Saks.
Former Hoosier manager Barrow plans to own Windsor Hotel in Toronto after license approval. Toronto baseball club to appoint new manager next season. Barrow’s deal awaits final ten days advertising. President McCaffery says club has not discussed the matter.
Chicago October 19 Coach Sage of the University of Chicago football squad expresses satisfaction with fast Nebiwelshts joining the eleven. A group of track men including Templetory Miriam Quigley Rok Behannover join as candidates. The Maroons and Purdue prepare for their first game under new rules, with a pregame banquet to foster sportsmanlike spirit.
Shortridge five shows progress under coach Leslie after three days practice. North-siders expected to meet Louisville Male High Saturday with most injured players back. Lineup lists Castner at left end Thomas left tackle Gavi at center Mayor right guard Goott McCotter J Gates Lenin ers captain Hancock fullback Weer left wing B Gates and substitutes Klusemas Lockwood Gregory.
Bantamweight contender Nelson pushes to first face Jon Gans, then others. Offer includes Gans or Herman from Chicago, with Virginia City bout possible in November against Britt Young Corbett or other opponents. Nelson seeks top bout despite risk.
Los Angeles October 2. Report notes Serippe McRee Free Association says the Cella Condon group backs a new race track to be built on Leeky Baldwins property in Arcadia. The Arcadia project is expected to close Ascot racing as the scene shifts to the new venue.
A raw diary style scene portrays a student facing a brutal first football practice. The narrator endures shouted orders, ragged gear, and a brutal mockery by teammates as he battles fatigue, pain, and the fear of failure while clinging to the hope of earning a spot on the squad.
A profile of umpire O Loughlin, detailing his distinctive vocal style and dramatic gestures. The piece notes his sharp calls, explosive celebrations, and memorable presence at the plate, highlighting both his popularity and the strong personality he brings to the national game.
Race results list multiple events with horses, jockeys, and times across Felling and Louisville meets. Entries include Welbourne race won by Horner, second race details with T R Martin and Sanctus, third with Fire Opal and Manonel, Ramapo Handicap with Running Water, and sixth event featuring Work and Play. At Louisville, first race Sally XM and Malta dominate, plus Miss Leeda and Hannibal Boy in subsequent sprints.
Indian Frank Jude of the Cincinnati Reds wed Daisy Dyke at Abington Presbyterian Church in Carlisle Pennsylvania. The ceremony united two tribes and followed a meeting at the Indian school where Jude first saw his bride. The couple will reside in Cincinnati after a brief wedding period.
Parsons, predicted best local 122 pound boxer, has been offered a match with Tony Moran in Shelburn Indiana on October 1. The talks followed other local contenders declining Moran’s lanterns and fame. Parsons recently starred for the Anderson club in Fort Wayne and is training for the hour while negotiations near completion.
Philadelphia reports reveal Ganley Gendr and Phillip Wil wear Philadelphia uniforms next season as new manager Elaine Yar Arvnt plans to retain Captain Fitensen. The Pirates informant says Luxh may give up pitching, Ganley to take backup on Thomas’s plate, and Mike Doolin will be the likely shortstop with Glareon possibly retained.
Special to The Sum New York reports George Button of Chicago defeated George Blowen of New York by 63 to 37 at Madison Square Garden to win the world balk line billiards championship. Sutton displayed sharp billiards, while Button’s run reached 22 in the tenth inning of the match.
New York October report notes trainer Keene relieves jockey Radtke of duties after a disputed ride on Baltok at the Champagne Stakes. Baltok opened at 2 to 1 and failed to win, prompting renewed questions about the ride and future choices.
Madden plans to join the trust after being nominated as candidate of Hearst's league. The article notes his versatile career as a great sporting man and Bryan introduced him to his God, Hearst.
The candidate for senator, Ally Schulifen, known as a right manager from New York, expresses a strong self-made stance and vows to back reforms. He recounts boxing roots, ties to Hearst, and ties to Bryan era politics amid warnings about trusts and corporate influence.
Tom Donnelly holds the diamond studded belt of John J Sullivan in a Chicago loan office. The belt, valued between 10000 and 25000, honors Sullivan as world champion. Sporting men presented the belt long ago, featuring diamonds sapphires and emeralds and bearing Sullivan's name.
Miss Fletcher an 18 year old Italian swimmer won the Jadieg amateur championship at Halchester in 1 minute 24 seconds for 100 yards and then improved it the same evening to win the club championship. At Travernsbury in Westminster she swam 100 yards in 1 minute 20 seconds. Despite her youth she is expected to widen the gap between swimming powers of the sexes.
In Chicago Ned Hanlen and Pat Dono van praise the Brooklyns while officials claim clear profits of about $20,100. Abe Yager of the Renokion Eagle lauds a Cleveland star as Terry Turner gains more chances than any American League shortstop. Ebbetts and Treasurer Medicus express high hopes for the coming year.
A group of baseball writers from various towns proposed an All American League mythical team. Fielder Jones was named captain with Flick and Keeler among outfield choices, Lajoie Turner and Bradley anchored the infield, and pitchers Plank Rhoades plus others were debated for a post season rotation. The exercise highlighted Cleveland players and strong Chicago and New York ties in a legendary lineup.
Detroit ends season with clash hints of upheaval as Meinigen Cobb and rivals clash in Boston style talk. St Louis Tigers beat rivals amid bitter lines, Jack McCarthy recalls 15 years in Cageball without peak year. Frankie Paull says ready for Emergency Kelly or Frankie Madden duel for purse.
Notice of applications to the Board of County Commissioners at the November 1906 term for licenses to sell vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons, with details of premises in Marion County Indiana. Included are multiple ward notices for addresses on Virginia Avenue and Washinton Street, specifying rooms in brick and frame buildings and locations within Ward Nos. 1 and 9.
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