Indiana polo league planned with six city teams
The Indy league will organize in Indianapolis next week with six teams from Indianapolis Muncie Richmond Elwood Marion and Fort Wayne. A Fort Wayne rink will be built and Petty brothers of Muncie back polo development. A mixed meet is set for Newby Oval Friday with an 18 foot track grade and braces on curves for auto races and a four way automobile contest plus a motorcyclist field of ten entries. Lake and Gordon posted fast times Thursday and will be paced by motor bikes in Friday’s return.
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Muncie
Richmond
Elwood
Marion
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Petty Brothers
Newby
Lake
Gordon
Abbott to try for new Terre Haute track record during Grand Circuit
The Abbott will race at Terre Haute on the world record track aiming for a new mark, having set a previous record here last year later lowered by Crescens. The track association seeks a match trace for The Abbott with Crescens’ owner while other notes mention boxing plans and labor tensions surrounding Jeffries and Kennedy.
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Abbott
Crescens
Marion golfers defeat Richmond on Thursday
Marion golfers defeated Richmond on Thursday. Shamrock II weathered a squall the same day with only a near miss, Captain Sycamore steering the vessel through unscathed.
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Marion
Richmond
Capt
Sycamore
Clarence Ritchey
Eddie McFarland
St. Louis
Harness racing results across cities with notable finishes
In Valparaiso a 2:18 pace by Sherman Wilkes and 2:20 trot for Red Star marked the meet. Columbus showcased three year old stake Ben with 2:20 trot by Sam Estes and 2:20 pace for Bayview. Crawfordsville listed 2:25 trot Gavottta and 2:17 pace Rube Johnson plus Prairie Kitz mile and repeat. Marion reported 2:30 pace Prince Edward and 2:19 trot Louis E and 2:18 pace Hipless. Regalia ran away at Columbus clearing the fence but no injuries occurred.
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Sherman Wilkes
Red Star
Bonetto
Columbus
Ben
Sam Estes
Bayview
Crawfordsville
Gavottta
Rube Johnson
Prarie Kitz
Marion
Prince Edward
Louis E
Regalia
Wall Street News Roundup from Sept Market Moves
London market weakness follows presidential health update with declines led by St Paul. Bank position weak while secretaries and bankers shift bonds and proxies. J P Morgan's Union Pacific proxy noted as Northern Pacific meeting strategies unfold. Transvaal gold output rises amid cautious trading. overall prices stable except for specialties.
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Gage
J. P. Morgan
Union Pacific
Transvaal
Indianapolis Securities and Railways Bid Summary
Catalog of Indianapolis financials and utilities with listings for railways bonds and stocks. Includes Belt railroad 9s and 4s, Citizens and Union Trust companies, several national banks, gas and lighting firms, insurance and life companies, and miscellaneous local firms and properties with quoted prices and addresses.
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Aird Indiana Trust Company
Aids Marion Trust Company
Einige Indiana National
Ahaa Merchants National Bank
Tex Union Trust Company
Dened Gas
Richmond brakeman killed by engine in Indianapolis yard
Arthur L. Nolan 25 of Richmond a Panhandle brakeman was run over and killed by an I V engine in the Panhandle yards Indianapolis Thursday night He stood at a switch lever with his back to the engine His legs were crushed and he died within minutes The body was taken to Richmond Friday morning Funeral of Franklin Landers was held at his home 04 N Pennsylvania St Thursday afternoon burial at Crown Hill Friday morning private
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George Chapman
S. Senate-ave
Jones
Henry Rabb
G A R Convention Names Torrance Commander in Chief
In Cleveland on Friday morning the Grand Army of the Republic elected General Torrance as commander in chief. The report notes a revival of an old feud in a camp meeting and mentions a collision of two Pennsylvania switch engines near Kokomo Indiana on September 18 in a separate item.
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Torrance
Pennsylvania
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