Indianapolis Plans First Women Football Team
Indianapolis will host the nation s first and only women s football team to be organized by George R Benton at the Sherman house with C A Railsback as coach The team will likely debut Nov 8 against the High school at Newby Oval and may tour major cities A number of girls have signed contracts and fittings for uniforms are underway
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George R. Benton
Railsback
High School
Howe Military School
United States
Sherman House
Newby Oval
C. A. Railsback
A High School Victory And Weekend Scores
The report covers S H S beating Howe Military School 11 to 6 at Newby Oval with Ward Dean scoring two touchdowns and Ward kicking a goal. Wabash beat Blacksmiths 6 to 5, Coval scoring for Wabash. Other college and high school results include Rose Polytechnic 46 to 5 over Purtiue-Rose, Earlham 5 to 0 versus DePauw, Butler 10 to 5 over College Ave, Franklin 16 Trafalgar 0, Pennsylvania 41 Chicago 0, Michigan 12 Illinois 0, Harvard 17 Carlisle Indians 5, Yale 12 Columbia 5, Princeton 17 Brown 5, Cornell 23 Dartmouth 6, Wisconsin 46 Grinnell 0, North Dakota 0 Nebraska 5 Kansas City.
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Ward Dean
Ward
Tolin
Wabash
Blacksmiths
Chez
Coval
Purtiue-Rose Polytechnic
Robertson
Rose
Princeton
Brown
Cornell
Dartmouth
West Point
Williams
Wisconsin
Grinnell
Georgia
Suwanee
Ohio
Oberlin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas City
Col- Thushville ‘High School
Greensburg
Mapleton
Carmel
Baltimore Washington to join American League next year
A Chicago meeting on Monday could decide the fate of Baltimore and Washington joining the American League next season with Philadelphia possibly entering too. Team presidents and magnates discuss a large league plan as rumors spread about a three-city eastern exodus and competition with the National League.
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Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Watkins
Michigan
Johnson
The
American
Bungaloo Leaders Red Finley and Senator Morran Arrested
Red Finley aged 16 captain and Senator Pat Morran aged 17 first lieutenant of the Bungaloo gang were arrested by Patrolman Miller after a three month police search. They allegedly beat and robbed an old soldier named Burns on W Maryland Street. Police expect severe punishment to deter the gang.
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Red” Finley
W.pearl St
Pat Morran
Blackford St
Miller
Bungaloo
Burns
W. Maryland Sit
Terrible Terry McGovern Plans Bowery Dates Then Louisville Bout
Terrible Terry McGovern headlines at the Park on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in a Bowery run before traveling to Louisville for a fight with Joe Bernstein.
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Terry’ McGovern
the Park
Bowery
Louisville
Joe Bernstein
American jockeys discussed by London papers
The London press debates American jockeys with strong opinions. The Times notes turfmen’s charges and suggests a jockey club meeting may address the issue.
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London
Jockey Club
The
Times
Independent bowling league led by Orn Ramblers tops standings
Orn Ramblers steer the independent bowling league with a 179 average as Chicago hosts a major horse show opening on Monday. The Grand hotel cup shoot is set for Thursday at The Limited gun club, while Tim Murphy and George Byers clash in Chicago on Tuesday. Richard Jordan wins the world checker championship against Chas Barker in Boston, Jordan 2 Barker 1, drawn 21.
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Orn, Ramblers
Chicago
Tim Murphy
George Byers
Richard Jordan
Chas Barker
Boston
Jordan
Barker
Sol Hathaway Becomes Unlikely Lion Handler
Sol Hathaway editor of the Independent had two cubs visit his home with Frank C. Bostock of the Zoo and Doc Weddell. The cubs frightened the cat and damaged bric a brac while Hathaway watched. Francis Bostock aged 4 then triggered a city messenger rush by pulling telegraph hooks for a Zoo visit.
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Sol Hathaway
the Independent
Frank C. Bostock
The
Zoo
Doc” Weddell
Hathaway
Mr. Bostock
Francis
Big Six's Action Endorsed By Indianapolis Typographical Union
Indianapolis Typographical Union No 1 adopted a resolution endorsing the Big Six effort in New York to boycott the New York Sun and the Republican state nominees there. No boycott was directed at the Indiana Republican Party. A committee report from Chicago followed New York union complaints about Sun unionization. Letters from Senator Hanna Perry Heath and Harry S New were read pledging efforts to unionize the Sun.
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Big Six
New York City
New York Sun
New York
Indiana
Chicago
New York Union
Hanna
Perry Heath
Harry S. New
the Sun
Gambling House Raid Leads to Police Court Trial
Police raided the gaming house at 118 N Delaware st Saturday night. Participants William Sawders Maurice Evans George Heid Jack McCullen Harvey Armstrong Jacob Brown and others were tried in police court Monday for frequenting an illicit gaming house. Several men fled through a window and an adjacent stable.
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William Sawders
N. Piie St
Elbert Andrews
Enterprise Hotel
Maurice Evans
Walcott-st
Charles Fox
George Heid
Leon-st
Jack McCullen
Highland-ave
Harvey, Armstrong
W. Market-st
Jacob Brown
E. Washington St
N. Delaware St
White men charged in theft of six chickens from colored resident
George D Hinton S West street and Walter McGee appeared in police court Monday on a charge of stealing six chickens from JuHn Galbreath colored at 1210 South West street. Mrs Galbreath cut a toe to mark the birds, aiding identification. Police call it the first such case of white men stealing chickens from a colored person.
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George D. Hinton
S. West-st
Walter McGee
JuHn Galbreath
West-st
Gilbreath
Hinton
Pope's Health Causes Anxiety as Pilgrims Enter
Rome report says the pope is simply tired from receiving pilgrims. Doctors say his holiness is fatigued and resting under careful care to recover.
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Rome
Lappont
Mrs Harvey Bates Braden Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs Harvey Bates Braden aged 2 percent died Sunday morning at 1940 North Capitol Avenue. She was daughter of Joseph Averill of the Vandalla railroad and lived in Indianapolis all her life. She was a member and choir singer at St Paul church.
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Harvey Bates Braden
N. Capitolave
Joseph A. Averill
Vandalla Railroad
Indianapolis
St. Paul Church
Admiral Dewey Sends Condolences for Edward Dewey Funeral
Admiral Dewey wired condolences to relatives in Montpelier and expressed regret at being unable to attend his brother Edward Dewey's funeral in Montpelier on Monday.
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Montpelier
Admiral Dewey
Edward Dewey
Week of English's Theatre Card With Stars and Zoo Acts
Joseph Jefferson Nat Goodwin Maxine Elliott and William Collier headline this week at English's with Sol Smith Rusell's Peaceful Valley and leading man John Maher from Cincinnati. Terry McGovern stars The Bowery after Dark at the Park. Frank C Bostock promotes a strong Zoo bill with Capt Bonavita lions Mdme Morrelli jaguars Prof Flopkins lectures and daily animal shows from 11 am to 11 pm.
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Joseph Jefferson
Nat Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
William Collier
The
Grand Stock Company
Sol Smith Russell
Peaceful Valley
John Maher
Cincinnati Stock Company
Frank C. Bostock
Zoo
Baltimore
Bostock
Capt. Bonavita
Denver
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H. H. Lee
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John H. Holliday
John M.spann
E. Market St. Tel
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Carlisle Indians
Dent Ban Johnson
Terry
Lion Tamer
Two Cubs
New York State
Indianapolis Typographical Union No
Leo
Admiral
Terry McGovern
Empire Stage
American National Bank
Marout’s
East Washington Street
Wasson
James H. M’creery
James M.mccreery & Co
Lyon
H. P. Wasson & CO
Ekruger
Pretoria
Kruger
Europe
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Tipton
Elwood
Alexandria
Muncie
Portland
Red Key
Hartford City
Bluffton
Fort Wayne
Celina
Lima
St. Marys
Danbury Hat Co
East Washington St
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Avenue
the Cash & Dove CO
Tomo
Cash& Dove Co
Iss
Conrad
Massachusetts Ave
Bens
Massachusetts
R. Ab.meyer& CO
Baldwin
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania ST
Per Wlek
People’s
Credit Clothing Co
West Washington Street
Jie
Old Homestead
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