Boxing Match Recap at Auditorium Highlights Williams Victory
Georga Williams of Chicago defeated Walter Little in a hard fought round by the judges, with Williams showing clever footwork and power. Freddie Cole stopped Buddy Glover in under a round, Bretson beat Young Kid Black, and Bronson narrowly edged Tomy Sharkey in a weighty program with several clinches and cautious pacing.
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Georga Willams
Chicago
Ihround
Walter Little
Sie
Bart
Abe Pollock
Willams
Little
Ian
Siven
Williams
Winna
Lite
Frank Carsey
Veryihing
Ett
Grover Hayes
Jockey Dies of Gunshot Wound at Brooklyn Track
Special to the Sun reports jockey Martin dying at Kings County Hospital Brooklyn from a bullet wound received at Sheepshead Bay last Wednesday. Charles White was named as the shooter. Authorities had called it an accident, but an autopsy statement to a reporter suggested deliberate shooting after a craps gambling dispute over matches.
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Sun New York
Eitwars Starein
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
Sheepshead Bay
Charles White
Martin
Carorger
Quarterback Feature Play Promises Yale Princeton Thriller
Special to The Ses New York Oct 2 Yale Princeton clash at Old Nassau on Nov 17 features a historic quarterback duel between Tad Jones of Yale and Randle Dilton of Princeton. Each makes rapid decisions, runs with precision, and excels at breaking through broken field coverage in kick returns and from the quarterback position.
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New York
Old Nassau
Fred Wenck
Whit Kingy
Charley
Johnnie de Sauiles
Charley Dalya
Hutchinsons
Brillant
Randle Dilton
Prineston
Tad Jones
Yale
Jones
Dillon
Tauan Ja
Pont
Cantillon Brothers Buy Minneapolis Baseball Club
Jon Cantillon and his brother Mike have purchased the Minneapolis American Association club from Mr. Keach. Cantillon signs a three year contract to manage and will earn 10000 per year. The plan includes a player-manager for the Minneapolis team in the Western League.
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Spertal
Chicago
Jon Cantillon
Milwaukee American Aavectitton
Washington
Miky Cantillon
Minneapolis American Association
Mitvenuken
Gells
Jake Brant
Eld
Mostar
Cantiion
Harke
Pice
Jimny Collins
Wrahington van Liew
Refiat
Tymouth
Waehbsien
Noyes
Noyes, of the Whebington Chi
Minneapolis
Keoch
Keachid
Dea Mrtnes
Bowling Results Highlight Mixed Manufacturer Standings
The report notes the Layeucks dropping out at Art Place during the Manufacturers encas eMondiy and placing third as a result. Parrys at the tan emerge as a decisive name, while the Fairbanks beat the Polks in a win at Ramek. The Premiers claimed two wins over the National Autos and the American Canyon led the high team average. Alcott of the Mann Nelmeyer posted a 28 individual sigh score.
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Art Place
Encase
Mondiy
Micas
Ramek
Fairbanks
Polks
Cany
Alcott
Mann-Nelmeyer
Sigh Marie Ovith
Track plan for new racecourse in city with stables
J T ppecm 10 ree Neo and C Pate with legal rep Thomas Mortis of St Louis closed a contract here for an acre tract one mile southwest. They announced plans to build a rune-ratio racing course with stables and facilities. The company behind them previously operated large tracks in St Louis Hot Springs and Kansas City.
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Mubrogee
J. T
C. Pate
Hig Iegal
Thomas Mortis
St Louis
Nne
Ako
St. Louis
Hot Springs
Kansas City
Hart Charitable Cleared In May Crime Case
John Kelly, who stabbed Margin Hart during an event on May 1, was acquitted in the criminal court in Louisville Kentucky on October 7. The jury found he acted in self defense or under mistaken circumstances, and he was released with the judge noting Kelly’s need to provide for his family.
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Speclar
Tne
Louisville
Jonn Kelly
Ari
Jost
Hart
Pugiliat
Linet
Kelly
Boxers Invade College Town With Wide Card
Bloomington and several other cities host multiple bouts this week as Parsons meets Moran at Shelburn and Ray Cronson teams with Tommy West for a one night stand. Promoters expect strong draws while notable matchups include Moran vs Parsons and Yanger against Kenney, with a busy schedule around Chelsea, Mass and Indianapolis.
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Bronson
West
Ray Cronson
Bloomington
Tommy West
Louisville
Wreat
Formar Tals Lonts
Freddie Cole
Mos
Barts
Vhoma of Janny
Marquis of Queensbury
Prizefighter Police Chief Ed De Groote Brings Calm
In Lumber City Georgia a special emergency ended five months of lawlessness as Ed De Groote, a professional prizefighter, was appointed chief of police. Dressed in a neat uniform he established order by deterring rowdy lumbermen, ending public square slugging matches, and restoring peace on pay days.
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Lumber City
Ciy City
Naaf
Unis Tve Hlue
de Groote
Cme
Tong
Rough Weekend in College Football Outlook
Scrambled notes show mixed fortunes for several teams. Notre Dame varsity fell to scrubs on Monday, Depauw mood low again, and Michigan Aggies delivered a stunning blow Saturday. Purdue prospects vary, while Shortridge boys focus on conditioning as coach Leslis dedicates time to improve the squad.
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Depauw
Michigan Aggies
Legendary kickers face off in epic campus test
Indiana and Chicago prepare for a showdown highlighting premier kickers from Caple Eckernall Hare and Crowell Swarthmore to Yale Princeton and Lafayette Experts debate the greatest kicker with long punt and drop kick skills and regional fame.
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Indiana
Chicago
Caple
Eckernall
Hare
Bethe
Bekervall
Chole
Neily
Boleaa Rekerwall
Watter Eekerwall
Xnais
Toottul
Finlm
Kektesall
George Brooke
Han Hie
Brooke
Croweh
O'Brien
Swarthmore
Hershberger
Dea
Mitchell
Yale
Ha Wanan
DeWit
Princeton
Frank Tatterworth
Aleck Mogat
Eugene Richards
Cornell
Hilly Ohl
Shuster
Lafayette
Hudson
Carlinie
Bull
Teker
Capent to Meet Walcott in Heavyweight Bout Plan
Tony Capent the Malian fighter will be matched with Joe Walcott after a wager in Kansas City Athlbeute club. Walcott agrees to meet Capent at 150 pounds. The Tri State league batting and fighting averages were released by President Carpenter.
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Tony Capent
Joe Walcott
Kansans
TrieBtate League
Carpenter
Dave Altizer
Lancaster
Washington
Polo star Farrell offered Worcester polo team post
Essex hotel joint owner Charley Farrell faces Worcester New England league interest from Malachi Kittredge and Chauncey Arundel. He demands 600 a week, no bays, and has not received any term letter. Kittredge proposes center play and a rushing setup with Bobby Hart. Youngstown of the Ohio Pennsylvania league offered 7500 a week, which Farrell rejected.
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Wiih
Charley Farrell
Chauncey Arundel
Essex Hotel
Worcester
Farrell
Malachi Kittredge
Washington
Kittredge
Bobby Hart
Youngstown
Grillo Likely to Take Boston National Club Role
J Ed Grillo, who retired as president of the Toledo Basalt club after Armour bought controlling shares, is expected to manage Boston National, a move seen as a regretful departure from Toledo where he mentored a Pennant contender. He has not yet decided but is inclined to accept. Also notes polo plans and local ads about girls seeking art classes.
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Toledo
J. Ed Grillo
Toledo Baashalt Cmb
Ahores
Armour
Detroit
Boston
Grillo
LACE BETRAYED WOMAN SMUGGLER
A multi aged woman wearing a silk rainprnot drasn dropped a packet of Ince on a Hamburg American pier. It unreeled 12 yards before a bystander and an inspectress seized it. The woman paid 12 dollars duty, was searched, and allowed to keep the cargo.
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Spreims
New York
Ince
Custom House Ofol
Patricia
Fort Wayne Fans Eye 1908 Central League
In Grand Rapids on October 23 the Central Baseball League met to award the pennant to Grand Rapids. Fort Wayne’s Praxigast Carson reported the finances showed a 7217.91 deficit covered by clubs. Annual meeting set for Toledo in January. Garson and Sexton named political candidates. Fort Wayne’s Hellbronner hopes for a Fort Wayne franchise as no sale occurred. Professionals vs A B C’s doubleheader slated for North Western Park with notable players listed from several leagues. Rooms for rent advertised with no change.
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Grand Rapids
Central Baseball League
Gricd
Praxigast
Carson
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Garson
Req
M. X. Sexton
Rocke Taland
Til
Ponslbin
I Louis Hellbronner
Hopink
Hahn as meat inspector in Cincinnati
Dr Frank Hahn known as Noodles Hahn former Reds pitcher becomes a government meat inspector in Cincinnati with a starting salary of 1200 dollars a year. He will quit baseball as his pitching arm has failed and his role will be as a veterinary surgeon after graduating from local colleges.
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Hahn
Cincinnati
Frank Hahn
Noodles
Jas
Bouts for Local Boxers in Bloomington Feature Indianapolis Boxers
At Bloomington Indiana Tuesday night preliminaries lead to a ten round Forbas Buckingham bout while Tommy Dawson and Jim Pootay of Indianapolis box six rounds. Also Indianapolis' Jimmy Ketley faces Peoria's Fake ng Tock in a six round bout.
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Bloomington
Harry Forbas
Buckingham
Tommy Dawson
Jim Pootay
Indianapolis
Jimmy Ketley
Peoria
Heferea Jin Ryan
Opera Evening Derailed by Cold Struck Lead Cast
Critics say the performance deteriorated as the principal performers caught colds, turning what began as a promising night into a hoarse, lackluster show. The audience endured weak singing and muffled dialogue as the cast struggled through the finale.
Football death shocks crowd at New Star Park
Coristopher J. Danigan, a pastor at Church of St. John the Evangelist, fell from the bleacher stand during the Ayraguse-Colgsta game at New Star Park on Saturday. He died from injuries sustained at the scene.
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Coristopher J. Danigan
Church of St. John the Evangelist
New Btar Park
Prayed in Street for Dying Man at Lake and Clark
A crowd gathered yesterday at Lake and Clark streets as Rev. A McLoughlin led rites for John Allen, a Chicago Edison foreman electrocuted while working on a conduit. Police cleared a path as the priest stood beside the dying man, with heads bared in prayer.
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Chicago
Lake and Clark Sts
Bother
McLoughlin
John Allen
Chicago Edison Company
Allen
Race Results at New York and Cincinnati Harbor Outputs
Race results from New York and Cincinnati listed with multiple horses, riders, odds, and finish times. Notable entries include Tonge Baringo in the first New York race at 116 miles and California King Mere Hage in the third, with various winners like Jonge Garret Wilson in Cincinnati and Oraculum among others. The text includes unfinished garbled segments and party lines inviting readers to contribute to help columns.
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Kew
York
Tonge
Baringo
Sewell
Fantastis Bally
Preaton
Utne
Hee
Nelling
John Tyle
Miller
California
King
Mere
Hage
Curtongs
Bowell
Radtke
Even
Monet
Prince Hamburg
Belmere
J. Hennessey
Dishavile
Coy Mald
Oraculum
Otiler
Clara Huron
Royal Breeze
Stiller
Lady Savoy
Blooue
Fur- Jonge
Garret Wilson
Clanmman
Meadowbreese
Belletoone
Foy
Nun
Lidwina
Mme
Oberon
Frisco 15 Mad Over Coursing Women Crowded Betting Ring
Frisco crowds pack Tanleside coursing park as women dominate the betting ring. Prizes reach four thousand dollars weekly with bookmakers posting top odds. Prices for racing hounds fall to two thousand, with value around three hundred for a chase hound. John Gace predicts the sport will rebound in the coming year.
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Coum ‘Ory
Winttencen
Bettine Ring
Gregipunde
Harstedbagk
Jecide
Jack
John Gace
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for October 24 1906
Forecast cautions avoidance of superiors and quiet conduct on Wednesday October 24 1906. Advises that birthdays on this day may face business trouble and disappointment with employees at risk of losing jobs. A child born that day is described as quick and ambitious but unlikely to prosper in business.
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Buddy Glover
Bretson
Young
Kid Black
Williama
Rat Liste
Nlineelf
Vichy
Hyun
Gadakh Fishin
Glover
Cole
Bis
Blark
Ray Nermsan
Tomy Sharkey
Els
Walep
Hark
Joe
Mike
National Restaurant
Smith
College Town
Shelburn
Parsons
Moran
Indiana University
Cuttesy
Colma
Cal
Thomas
Fitzpatrick
Chelsea
Mass
Rouse O'Brien
Matty Baldwin
Seattle
Louis Tong
Kid Scales
Yanger
Kenney
Indianapole
Davenport
Tey
Weanenday
Benny Yanger
Steve Kenney
Tipton
Irouy
Shel- Quorn
Unk Rassell
Young Erne
Philadrippia
Russell
Galligan
Ais Punch
Agilistic 1
Marseilles
France
Pat Murphy
Dublin
Ireland
St. Patrick's Day
Jenny Foster
Jackson
Figny
Jim Martin
Monile
Aja
Polices
Pugilist
AL Mlowatington
Maroony
Satuntoy
Payers
Flas Wil
Purdue
Walarh
Kate
Comeh
Ayy
Notre Dame
van Lefval
Barry
Feld
Leslis
Hoya
Guinea
Eckerrall
Sportlettes
Feild Jena
Glay
Boston Amereana
CoNinaites
Harrisburg
Atason
Bony” McClynn
Cardinal
Eadie Murphy
Jounatown
Feading
Outlaws
Barney and
O'Rourke
Bytacues
Ithaca
Ax Cornell
Bob” Unglauh
Barrisburg
Kamer
Butler
Burke
Hoga Kelley
Hob Clarke
Kelley
Johnny Carroll
Worceste Polo Team
Will
Reed Willianty
Bob Mythen
Oklahoma
Femgue
Lace
Sue
FT. Wayne
Profesionals
A. i
Northwestern Park
al Whitridge
Amere Feat Association
Jake Tomlin
Texas Jongus
Ed Stewart
Charles
French
Owen Bush
GC. Levings
Andy Lotshow
T. Leswue
Johnny Fisher
Indianapolis A. A
Instreet
Jou
Frisco
Pred J. Wenitt
San Francisco
San Franciscans
Crarming
Tanleside Coursing Park
Paradle
Coureag
Raphael
Spalding
Wiird
Bayer
Atari
Arweithoa
Ursuser
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