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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
8
In Denver a street tramp Perry Warren was brought to the police station. He claimed illness and poverty while a officer jabbed his nightstick into him. Warren disrobed to reveal multiple coats vests and shirts saying he needed warmth for winter.
An Indianapolis coal dealer reports that major Cincinnati coke shippers are declining orders due to scarcity, but dealers in Indianapolis expect a coke famine to be unlikely for some time. One large Indianapolis firm says it has a substantial coke stock and faced no procurement issues. PHILHARMONIC CLUB OFFICERS: Harry Bryan is president, IX.N. Taylor vice president, Oscar Bryan secretary, C. S. Walker corresponding secretary, H. W. Laut treasurer, Harry Tried librarian, Charles Green assistant librarian, Homer Van Wie manager, Edward Nell director, Charlea Han fon accompanist.
Indianapolis wins 7 to 4 as Kihm starts a key rally in the fourth inning. Hoghever, Coulter, O'Brien and Kuhns contribute RBI hits while the crowd, over 3,500 strong, roars as the Hoosiers claim the pennant and celebratory rites conclude.
The Hoosier schedule lists an exhibition in Sydney Ontario C while the team travels to Toledo for two games. They play in Columbus September 8 and 9 Chicago not, Milwaukee September 10 to 12 and Kansas City September 13 to 15. Four games in Minneapolis September 17 to 19 and four in Saint Paul September 20 to 22. Louisville to follow with a similar number of games.
Watkins declares the Hoosiers in first place due to an unscheduled extra game with Louisville in Indianapolis last Sunday. The game may be discarded by the board of directors Lenon Havener Bryce Tebeau and Watkins to resolve the standings. Watkins will file a protest immediately, though a decision may wait until season end.
Gov Durbin to deploy marshal at Greenfield Thursday night if Hubig Rogers bout violates law. Fraternal Bowling League to be reorganized Monday with goal to keep old clubs and form a stronger structure. Drivers Geers Hudson and Snow fined 100 each in Hartford for hold up. directors promise example. Cliff Allen to field two Independent Bowling League teams from Pastime alleys and Stone Palace group. John Grim injures but recovers and may rejoin Hoosiers at Columbus. injury not serious.
American Association games featured Columbus 6 over Toledo 1 Milwaukee 10 over Minneapolis 4 St Louis 9 over Washington 4 Washington 4 over St Louis 2 Cleveland 8 Baltimore 6 Philadelphia 5 Detroit 3 National League results include St Louis 3 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburg 12 Boston 5 Cincinnati 2 New York 1 Brooklyn 4 Chicago 0 Three I League results Bloomington 8 Evansville 1 Terre Haute 5 Decatur 1
Sir Thomas Lipton plans Shamrock III at Denny’s yard Dumbarton Scotland with a voyage to Clyde expected by year end or early next year. He prefers August races off Sandy Hook and must file challenge by October 1. Designer William Fife and the Denny firm lead the project.
Builders quietly advance the new yacht Shamrock III with bent frames and lead keel, modeled on Shamrock II, with nickel steel frames and plating. Capt. Robert Wringe to command. Debate within the New York Yacht Club over building a new defender or fielding existing yachts Columbia Constitution and the new challenger.
Near Evaro Montana a dramatic race unfolded as the Northern Pacific Coast limited outran a freight divided on a siding at Arlee. The engineer opened throttle after seeing half the freight chase, climbing the grade as the two trains battled along the mountain pass until the freight finally lost speed.
Controlling the situation, the conductor and two brakemen kept their charges calm through the perilous ordeal. Passengers were terrified as the rear sleepers were left empty, amid fears of a disastrous collision.
Services will be held Friday at 8 p.m. at the Jewish Temple Delaware and Tentists. With Rabbi Mes sing absent, Abraham Crombach will officiate. The choir, idle for two months, will attend.
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