Little Money Cleaned Up by a A A Magnates
Central League figures show four teams profitable and four at a loss. Jimmy Burke at Ft Wayne earned 12000 for owner Claude Varnell while South Bend under Eddie Wheeler cleared 10000. Dayton made 5000 and Evansville 3000. Grand Rapids Zanesville Terre Haute Wheeling lost. Wheelings for sale and Zanesville to exit. Jeff Livingston discusses a planned all star series with the National and American leagues and regrets its cancellation.
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Minneapolis
Cantillon
A. A
Indianapolis
Millers
Jimmy Burke
Ft. Wayne
Claude Varnell
South Bend
Eddie Wheeler
Dayton
Evansville
Grand Rapids
Zanesville
Terre Haute
Wheeling
Zane
Cornell Coach Hails New Football Rules
Ithaca N Y Sept 12 Coach Reed of the Cornell football team is among eastern coaches praising the new rules. He told players at the start of training that the revisions should bring out the best football ever seen and noted no adverse criticism from peers led by Yale’s Ted Coy.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Reed
Cornell
Uft
Ted Coy
Yale
Golf Opens U.S. Amateur at Brookline with 200 entries
The United States Golf Association national amateur championship begins at Brookline Country Club in Boston with over 200 entrants. Defending champion Robert A. Gardner and past winners Walter J. Travis and Egan are among those listed. 64 qualifiers advance from Monday stroke play to 18 more holes, then 32 to match play, culminating in a Saturday final.
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Boston
Mass
United States Golf Association
Brookline Country Club
Robert A. Gardner
Hinsdale Golf Club
Chicago
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
H. Chianler Egan
Exmoor
E. M. Brers
Pittsburg
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
U. N. James
HL. M. Harriman
New York
F. S. Douglass
Nassau
Climbing the Ladder Drafts Hit Bluffton Players
LaPorte Indiana report notes Jap Guhl of Bluffton moving to Toledo in the Northern Indiana league draft. Frank Romine of Lafayette joins the St Louis Americans in the American league. Shortstop Scott of Bluffton also reports to St Louis Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Jap Guhl
Bluffton
Frank Romine
Lafayette
St. Louis
Scott
Rising Sun Defeats Aurora 8 to 4 Behind Shamrocks trio
In Aurora Indiana on September 12 Rising Sun defeated Aurora 8 to 4 with key contributions from Shamrocks players Noodles Hahn McGann and Valdois. The victory highlighted spinning offense and solid defense to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Ind
Noodles Hahn
McGann
Valdois
The
Shamrocks
Rising Sun
Bedford Beats Greenwood In One-Sided Match
Bedford defeated Greenwood 7 to 1 in Bedford Indiana on September 12. Wicker and Lemon paired for Bedford as did Harry and Stephenson for Greenwood. Umpire was Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Greenwood
Bedford, Wicker and Lemon
Harry
Stephenson
Martin
Senators and Hoosiers Split Doubleheader in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on September 12 the Senators won 10 to 3 in the first game while Columbus took the second 6 to 0 as Indianapolis and Columbus split a doubleheader. Earlier Saturday the Senators won 5 to 3. Columbus benefited from Indianapolis miscues as Glenn Liebhardt held for the Senators. Pitchers Linke and Glaze struggled for Columbus. Merz earned praise in the second game as a young Ohio state league graduate limited the Senators to four hits. The Columbus infield committed six errors aiding the hosts despite signs of youth from Elgeraahal listed miscellaneous game notes.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Senators
Inenspolis
Toledo
Glenn Liebhardt
Linke
Glaze
Merz
Ohio State League
Elgeraahal
Speeders in Race Program at State Fair
State fair racing program features special race with $4,000 in purses for the day. The event highlights speedsters and notable entrants amid fair activities. Local crowds expected as heats run through the day and finalists crowned.
Monday's Harness Races Feature Stakes Actions
Monday program lists trotting and pacing stakes with 2:30 classes for three year olds in $1000, $2000 and $1000 purses. Notable entrants include Darsh Medium Wilita Dorothy Lithgom HBolita Baron Todd Moko Star Lulu Arion Byrates Col. Dewey Ernest Axtell Prodigal Strong and Meadow Brook Thad Gordon Prince Jr Doctor M Shaughran Peter Pan Maggie Winder Geraldine. Special races mark times for Minor Heir Hedgewood Boy Lady Maud C George Gano.
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Wilita
Dorothy
Lithgom
Hbolita
Baron ‘Todd
Moko Star
Lulu Arion
Byrates
Col. Dewey
Ernest Axtell
Prodigal Strong
Little Trouble
Silver Girl
Madele
Wilta
Moko Dillard
Newton Wing
Iowa Pride
Macalla
Nelly Treantle
Sally Taylor
Todd
Dr. Tregg
Mosler
Meadow Brook
Thad
W. A
Gordon Prince Jr
Doctor M
Billy B
Shaughran
Peter Pan
Maggie Winder
Geraldine
Hedgewood Boy
Lady Maud C
George Gano
Lightning fast track opens state fair harness race card
The state fair harness program began Monday with three events at 1 p.m. including an 8-year-old trot purse of 1,000 dollars, a 2,000 dollar stake for 2:50 trotters, and a 2:07 pace. A special Savage stable race features Minor Heir, George Gano, Hedgewood Boy, and Lady Maude as top turf pavers. The 3 p.m. feature has Hedgewood Goy driven by Dick McMahon, George Gano by Levi Turner, Minor Heir by Harry Hersey, and Lady Maud C. by Erwin.
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Savage Stable
George Gano
Hedgewood Boy
Lady Maude
Dick McMahon
Hedgewood Goy
Levi Turner
Muncie
Ind
River Stock Farm
Harry Hersey
International Farm Stars
Erwin
Lady Maud C
Pin Knights Begin Their Year’s Work
The bowling season opens in Indianapolis Monday night with the Meatufacturers league leading the schedule. Team rosters include Spackes, Cobler, Akard, Layman, Fuehring, OConnor, Baron and Bailey among others in the Manufacturers league divisions at Marion alleys and Turners alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Meatufacturers’ League
Marion Aleys
Marion Club
Purryss
Rams
Tureners
Spackes
Atkins
Turners
M. C. Knox
M.D. Wiley
Charles Bumnb
O. Tucker
Id J. Meyer
I.box
Mike Mullins
Ed Spacke
Tresaver
Marous
L. G. Cobler
J. Goass- Win
A. Pollard
C. Armstrong
T. Sloan
J. W. Speicker
Charles Gray
Akards
J. H. Brewster
Fuehrings
Harry W. Fuehring
William Cotton
William Berner
Frank Coyal
Owen Bush
Lee Graff
Walter Wheeler
Harry Shuffleton
Jill Randall
Maddens
George O'Connor
Dr. Ingersall
Newlin Keothe
W. Mayer
A. Ray
J. Ruy Deitrich
C. A. O'Connor
J. Baker
Washingtons
J. A. Baron
W. Brinkmeyer
Mel Johnson
Dr. Conover
Theile
Beimford
Ralston
Schunmmuann
Vesper
Atchisons
Charles Bailey
H. C. Atchison
F. Wescott
Fr. W. Abel
H. J. Root
O. Heckinger
A. Smith
C. Lyons
Boxing Card Set for Winchester Containing Local Roster
Richmond promoter A J Grenlich announces a Winchester boxing bill for Tuesday eight featuring Young Holzhauer of Ft. Wayne vs Frank Dalton Jerry Dalton vs Young Oliver and a battle royal with Richmond and Winchester Negro fighters.
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Richmond
Ind
A. J. Grenlich
Winchester
Young Holzhauer
Ft. Wayne
Frank Dalton
Jerry Dalton
Young Oliver
Packey McFarland Standoff Over Fight Payment
Packey McFarland sails from Chicago to Lake Bluff to train for a September 30 bout with Ad Wolgaast in Milwaukee, but promoters must post $1,000 by Sunday. If funds are not delivered, the bout may be canceled and McFarland could pursue a New York bout with Jack Goodman on September 27. Sparring partners Johnny Conlon and Hugo Kelly train with Kin neally directing camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Packey McFarland
Stork Yards
Ad Wolgaast
Milwaukee
Lake Bluff
Ill
Stock Yards
Shippencase
Milwaukee Fight Club
Packey
Billy Gibson
Jack Goodman
Bairmount A. C
New York
Johnny Conlon
Hugo Kelly
Pat Kinneally
Hermis to Go Abroad From Cincinnati Sale
The famed racehorse Hermis, owned by Henry Ziegler, will be sent to France next month and possibly sold if a suitable bid comes in. Once valued at 33,300, he later retired to E. R. Thomas after a 0,499 purchase, with Lt. V. Bell previously obtaining him from Ziegler for 815,000 and half of a Saratoga stake.
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Cincinnati
Hermis
France
Henry Ziegler
Ziegler
E. R. Thomas
Lt. V. Bell
Mr. Ziegler
Saratoga
Teams Split Even In Kansas City Doubleheader
Kansas City and St. Paul split a Sunday double header in Kansas City Missouri with St. Paul taking the opener 2 to 0 after a 13 inning affair and Kansas City winning the nightcap 6 to 1 as darkness halted play in the sixth.
Week's Sport Events Packed With Bets And Bouts
A dense schedule lists baseball fixtures in Indianapolis and Toledo as well as Louis ville and Washington park. Races run in Montreal Denver Anaconda and Toronto with Grand circuit in Synetse Milwaukee and Brookline host golf events. Boxing features bouts across Philadelphia Chicago and Milwaukee, plus amateur and professional matches noted in several cities.
Union Printers Start Their Play In Washington
The crack baseball teams of union printers organizations from ten big cities arrive in Washington for a week long tournament to decide the 1910 championship. Cities include Denver Indianapolis St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg Boston New York Philadelphia and Washington. Opening Monday afternoon features Washington against Philadelphia at American League park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Union Printers
Denver
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Western stars to contend in Vanderbilt Cup race
The Vanderbilt Cup attracts Pacific coast fame as Harris M. Hanshue of Los Angeles leads a Western contingent. Apperson Jack-Rabbit entered by George H Strout may be driven by Hanshue, with rivals including Livingstone Dingley Fleming Endicott Ryall and Michener. The Middle West also fields Hearne Burman Harron Dawson Aiken and others for a truly national event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Harris M. Hanshue
Los Angeles
Cal
William K. Vanderbilt Jr
Motorcups Holding Company
George H. Strout
Apperson Bros
Kokomo
Ind
Hanshue
Rockies
al Livingstone
Bert Dingley
Jack Fleming
Pope- Hartford
Bill” Endicott
James B. Ryall
Harry Michener
Middle West
Edward A. Hearne
Robert Burman
Ray Harroun
Joe Dawson
Jack Aiken
Apperson
America
Santa Monica
Vanderbilt
Paris Sun Day Clinches Blue Grass League Flag
Paris Sun Day clinched the Blue Grass league title by blanking Richmond as Lexington split with Maysville. The season closes September 20.
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Lexington
Paris
Richmond
Maysville
Cubs Win Ties Pirates as Cole Notches Nineteenth Victory
Cubs maintain a ten and a half game lead in the pennant race by sharing honors with Pittsburgh. King Cole earns his nineteenth win in a 5 to 2 victory aided by Evers and an eighth inning rally. A hair line plate call by Rigler preserves Chicago’s edge as they head east with the NL pennant nearly secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburg
King” Cole
Emslie
Evers
Cole
Pirates
Rigler
Philadelphia Athletics
New York
Waterbury Wins Connecticut League Title in Close Finish
Waterbury clinched the Connecticut league baseball championship as Bridgeport took second place and New Britain, New Haven, Hartford, Springfield, Northampton, and Holyoke trailed in order.
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New Haven
Conn
Waterbury
Bridgeport
New Britain
Hartford
Springfield
Northampton
Holyoke
Monday's Games In Major Leagues Across Divisions
In American Association action Indianapolis visits Columbus while St Paul plays Kansas City and Minneapolis faces Milwaukee Toledo meets Louisville. National League has Cincinnati at Pittsburg and Philadelphia at Brooklyn. American League features St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia and New York at Boston Central League showcases South Bend at Evansville Zanesville at Dayton Grand Rapids at Terre Haute and Wheeling at Fort Wayne.
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Indianapolis
Williams
Hayden
Ee Carr
Milligan
Anne Eweens McKee
Vere Tees
Coffley
Ikeene
Link
Eames
Columbus
Sperring
Gene
I Hinchman
Congalton
Downs
Odwell
Wrattan
Fee
Gerber
Lin
Glaze
Weddige
Fer- American Association
Gugon
Pet
Minneapolis
Ceeres
Teledonator
Perring
Nessaverees
Kansas Cit
Sti Hinchman
If Seamen
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Pet. Arbogast
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Irere
St. Louis
Ceseerrevene
Brooklyn
Sameness
Tedrans
AB Bostoon
O'Day
Whitizines
New York
Setawene Senee
Nenee
Boston
Senene
Gee Anees
Cisse
Detroit
Senaee
Coffey
Washington
Eanee
Keene
Wense
Cleveland
Ate
American Association
Kansas City
Toledo
Pittsburg
Central League
South Bend
Evansville
Zanesville
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Terre Haute
Wheeling
Fort Wayne
Sunday Scoreboard of Regional Baseball Games
A list of Sunday baseball results shows Milwaukee 8 Minneapolis 4 in the first game and Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 1 in the second. Other scores include Toledo 0 Louisville 0 first game and 11 to 10 second game, Kansas City 0 St Paul 2 in 13 innings, Kansas City 6 St Paul 1, Columbus 10 Indianapolis 3 in the first game, Indianapolis 6 Columbus 0 in the second, St Louis 8 Cincinnati 6, Chicago 5 Pittsburg 2, Cleveland 0 St Louis 0 first game, Cleveland 3 St Louis 5 second game, Detroit 2 Chicago 0, Dayton 0 Zanesville 0 first game, Zanesville 1 Dayton second game, South Bend 4 Evansville 1 first game, Evansville 2 South Bend 1 second, Fort Wayne 8 Wheeling 3 first game, Fort Wayne 2 Wheeling 1 second, Grand Rapids 2 Terre Haute 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Indianapolis
White champion race may gain from South African pair
London reports a startling boxing development as Reggie Walker recruits John Storbeck, a 21 year old Boer farmer from South Africa, to challenge John Arthur Johnson for the white heavyweight laurels. Storbeck, six foot one and about 205 pounds, has impressed in trial bouts and could trouble Johnson with more pro experience. Storbeck signs with Walker and will fight club bouts to sharpen his form before facing top opposition.
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John Arthur Johnson
Mac
Reggie Walker
Rector, Kerr and Cartmel
Walker
John Storbeck
England
Storbeck
Pionship
Johnson Storbeck
Cape
Jimmy Britt
South Africa
Jimmy
Reg' Grice
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