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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1910

Page

6

Eck Youthful Shortstop Signs With Club

Indianapolis buys Max Eck, a precocious youth from Bastings Michigan, a teammate of Pitcher Johnson. Eck is a strong hitter base runner and fielder. TeBeau plans a major league expansion across eight cities, while officers know little of it. Other notes mention Dillon Perry bout talks and several player drafts to Brooklyn and New York teams.

Johnson Indianapolis Max Eck Eck Bastings Mich Michigan Watkins Johnson Boy Muggs McGraw George Tebeau Chicago Cincinnai Cleveland Columbus Mkansas City Milwaukee Fittsburg Bill Armour

St Louis Printers Beat Indianapolis In National League Play

St Louis swamped Indianapolis 19 to 6 in a Union printers league title series game arc. New York defeated Washington 12 to 6 to claim the west winner spot. St Louis and Chicago meet Friday for the right to face Gotham types for the Herrmann trophy.

Washington St. Louis Indianapolis New York Union Printers Chicago Gotham Types Jurgens Gallagher Obermyer Fitzsimmons Collins Moll Geary McCann Cummings Montgomery Linehan Cooke Hanley Perry Ruth Walden Morrison Handibot

Attell Meets White in Bout at Milwaukee

Chicago featherweight Abe Attell will face Charlie White in Milwaukee at catch weights with no title at stake and no decision. Attell weighs about 126 pounds and White about 123. two Chicago special trains bring fans to the Chicago Athletic Club event, expected to draw the largest Milwaukee crowd ever for a fight.

Milwaukee Charlie White Chicago Abe Attell Chicago Athletic Club White Attell

Hens Take Close One In Columbus Showdown

Toledo edged Columbus 2 to 1 to stay second as James and Lethbart tossed wild pitches and a fumble, while Butler walked in a run and Butler turned a double play to highlight the game.

Columbus Toledo James Lethbart Butler Downs

Chance Fails To Find Reese In Europe Before World Series

Frank Chance of the Chicago Cubs went to Youngstown to have Bonesetter Reese treat his injured leg for the world series but found the doctor in Europe until October 1.

Chance Youngstown Frank Chance Chicago Cubs Reese Dr. Reese Europe

Tribe Wins Ninth Inning Comeback In Extra Frame

Indianapolis defeats Louisville 2 to 1 in ten innings as McCoy Kroh and Lefty George lock horns in a tight pitching duel. Misplays and key hits shape a low scoring game until the tenth when Robinson errors and O Day bunt help fuel the Colonels’ winning run.

Tribe Louisville Indianapolis Colonels Kroh Lefty George Carr Tri-state Coffey Magee Weddidge Meyer Robinson George Pickering Williams Howsley Kendall Smith Allen Stanley Doyle Murch O'Day Lain Howley

World Records Fall in Syracuse Grand Circuit Meet

At the four state fair in Syracuse on Friday, a record-breaking trotting program produced multiple world marks. The Harvester set a stallion trotting record of 2:01 1/4, and Demarest, Soprano, and others helped create several new heat records, with distances and times ranging from 2:06 3/4 to 2:00. The event featured top drivers Geers and Dicker among prominent participants, and the Syracuse club secured three event wins.

Syracuse Soprano Ore Bellini Geers Demarest Benzetta Bob Douglass Billy Burke Alceste Courtess Eve Transylvania Lexington Ozapain League of American Newzell Pittsburg Cleveland Chamber of Commerce B. G Ariel Highwood Lady Lisdain Norval (Geers M. Anarene Oro Belini Dicker Alice Roosevelt M. Murphy Gee Todd—Cl Dougas Cyclone MigDonald Combiner Jessie Wallace Miavale Prince Sonoma B. m Cox Jack Leyburn Grady Reighton Brg Bondsann Danester O Aldingtoa- Balle Betsy G Border Meusens Miller Henry Winters H Fichenald Capt Cates Skoheen Tyme Nee Rortine B. H Pennock Yeoterds Bk Dickerson Baron May Sayles Bari DE ‘ Bocbs Ethan Borts Pickig Eniane Mmecit Ae Steed Wis Eis Amis

Saylor Wins Shade in 6-Round Bout at Central Club

In Pittsburgh on September 16, Saylor of Indianapolis defeated local boxer Frank Maddle in a six round encounter. Reporters praised Saylor as clever and stronger in clinches. The bout drew praise as one of the fastest seen here in years. Maddle carried about ten pounds more than Saylor since their last meeting, moving to welter weight.

Pittsburg Saylor Indianapoliis Frank Madole Central Athletic Club Mandole

Evans Named Winner In Amateur Golf Championship

In the national amateur golf title semis Fownes faces Evans and Wood meets Tuckerman. Winners include W C Fownes Jr Oakmont Pittsburg Evans Jr Edgewater Chicago Warren Wood Homewood Chicago and W R K Tuckerman Washington playing from Stockbridge Mass. Havemeyer cup goes with Saturday’s winner Chick Evans defeated Herreshoff to claim the title favorite status. Herreshoff’s decline after three days of strong golf shocks observers.

Brookline Mass Fownes Evans Wood Tuckerman Pittsburg W. C. Fownes Jr Oakmont Club Charles Evans Jr Edgewater Club Chicago Warren K. Wood Homewood Club W. RK. Tuckerman Washington Staockbridge Havemeyer

Bar Beau Delivers For Chiefs In Extra Inning Victory

Kansas City ties game on Blues and O Neill errors and Downies single. Bar Beau homers in tenth to gain lead, then Cravath and Rossman drive runs as Shanons throw on plate sails wild. Chiefs win 5 4 in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis Blues O’neill Downie Kansas City Barbeau Cravath Rossman Shannon

Thursday Scores Across Leagues Highlight Narrow Wins

American Association results include yo dienepolis 2 Louisville 1 and St Paul 6 Milwaukee 4. Toledo 2 Columbus 1. Minneapolis 5 Kansas City 4. National League features Chicago 7 Philadelphia 3 and Pittsburg 3 6 New York 11 1. St Louis 7 5 Boston 6 1. Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 2. American League shows Chicago 2 Boston 2 Cleveland 3 Washington New York 9 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 7 Detroit 1. Central League lists Dayton 4 Wheeling 2 Evansville 6 Grand Rapids 0 Ft Wayne 4 Zanesville 1. South Bend Terre Haute game noted as played Wednesday.

Minneapolis Caen Esos Toledo Dee Columbus Oe Cau Cincinnati St. Louis Paame Brooklyn Boston Beach Woo Philadelphia Boston Detroit Wee Cleveland Eosta Washington i Chicago St. Louis Thease Central League Pet South Bend Ft. Wayne Cccceae Dayton American Association Detroit Wheeling Evansville Grand Rapids Zanesville

American Association Matchups Across Cities

Louisville at Indianapolis Toledo at Columbus Kansas City at Minneapolis Milwaukee at St. Paul Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at New York St. Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit New York at St. Louis Boston at Chicago Wheeling at aee on EES

Balloons Fill With Gas for National Balloon Race at Speedway

Preparations for two balloon races at Indianapolis motor speedway began Friday with fourteen entrants listed. The American championship field includes pilots from St. Louis Cleveland New York and Indianapolis among others with names such as Louis von Phul J HW Wade Allan Hawley Clifford Harmon Atherholt Walsh Assman and Fischer. A separate free-for-all offers a diamond-studded cup with entrants H W Jacobs John Berry Eugene Brown L E Custer and Albert Holt. Wind will determine routes and landings are not expected until late Sunday or Monday.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway Speedway St. Louis Union Station Indianapolis Trade Association Louis von Phul J. HW. M. Wade Cleveland Allan R. Hawley New York Walton W. Va Clifford B. Harmon A. T. Atherholt Charles Walsh Kingsland N. Y William Assman Miss Sophia H. E. Honeywell Indianapolis Carl G. Fisher George L. Bumbaugh H. W. Jacobs Topeka Kan Western Aero Club John Berry University City Eugene Brown Peoria L. E. Custer Dayton Albert Holt Cincinnati

Wolgast Will Not Get Chance at McFarland

Chicago reports say lightweight champion Ad Wolgast will miss a title bout with Packey McFarland in Milwaukee on October 5 unless McFarland posts a $500 forfeit. McFarland failed to make weight, citing difficulty reaching 188 pounds five hours before the fight, ending prospects of a Wolgast bout. Wolgast weighs about 126 pounds in fighting condition while McFarland has gained weight, making a competitive match unlikely.

Jim Perry Pittsburg Jack Dillon Dillon Indiana Neck of the Woods Chicago Tom Jones Ad Wolgast Packey McFarland Wolgast Milwaukee Jones McFarland Michigan

National car smash hill climb record in Algonquin

National car driver H. J. Leek set a 19 second time up the Algonquin hill as Eddie Hearne in a Benz later broke that mark with 17 2 5 seconds. Velie driver Stickney was runner up at 23 1 10 seconds in the large western event watched by about twenty thousand onlookers.

H. J. Leek Stickney Velie Eddie Hearne Leek

Colonels face weekend games with Kroh and Magee in focus

Bits From Washington Park notes Kroh the left handed pitcher and a recent bad actor in semi pro circles near mining towns in Pennsylvania. Magee’s fielding woes hinder Colonels while Kendall and Hardgrove suffer minor injuries. Armour and Meyer from the Toledo club observe the game as the team heads into next season with expectations high for Kroh and other Colonels prospects.

Kroh Colonels Pennsylvania William Armour Toledo Meyer Armour

Curtain Falls on State Fair Race Meet Feature Stakes

The state fair speed program ends Friday with top events led by George Gano and Minor Heir as they chase faster times. The main 2:12 trot stake, worth 1200, features Jennie Constantine and 14 others including Gamar, Stroller, Ed Monahan, Fair Maiden and Captain Hunt among a deep field. Also listed are pacing and trotting classes with names such as Nice Boy, Tad S, Hazel B, Jay Tell, Sparkle C, and Ardelle in the nocturnal card.

George Gano Minor Heir Jennie Constantine Cora Belle Jack London Telemachus Boreance Adboo Safeguard Gamar Robert B. McGregor Stroller Bernaloga Vito Teardlaine Fair Maiden Charles H Ed Monahan Nice Boy Tad S Hazel B Abel Frankfort Boy Ralph Patch Jay Tell Sarah Goodloe Sparkle C the Exponent Captain Hunt Maude H Emma Dillon Katherine R Silver Girl Marie T Tom’s Son Victor Allerton Nelly Tregantle Sally Taylor Lee Wilson Ardelle Gordon Prince, Jr Alcyfras Major Mallow Rose K Colonel Forest the Philistine Shaughran Peter Pan

Lincoln club to draft three Western league players

Lincoln Neb September 16 The Lincoln club in the Western league will draft three players. They were catcher Stratton of Wheeling Virginia in the Central association third baseman Fullerton of Adrian Michigan in the Southern Michigan league and pitcher Campbell of Fremont in the Nebraska State league.

Lincoln Neb Stratton Wheeling W. Va Fullerton Adrian Mich Campbell Fremont

Eddie Haney Knocks Out Joe Riley In Third Round

Philadelphia details say Eddie Haney defeated Joe Riley of California by knockout in the third round of a planned six round bout at Broadway Athletic Club. Haney dominated the action from the start, lowering Riley with steady combinations and control.

Joe Riley California Broadway Athletic Club Pacific Coast

Merry Widow Dominates State Fair Pace Action

Merry Widow wins the 2:09 pace at the state fair, lowering her record to 2:03. Country Jay, a 14-year-old champ, wins a straight heat in the 2:06 trot as Sterling McKinney shows speed but air shows. Captain Flint and American split wins in the 2:21 trot heats, with a competitive field keeping fans engaged amid tight finishes.

Merry Widow Country Jay Sterling McKinney Captain Flint Pac Inet Wilkes He Feeiahen Ebeeeke Anderaon Barilles Rane Bian Alco Floyd Joe Brown Rash Goldie May Settle Helen Herr Herr Rolfes King Cate Dodge Dillion Queen Dillon Kelly Lamora the Hero C. F Jay Edman Lady Winwood Ch. Nm George W. Leer James Billy Pitch C. B Jay Patch Castle Sandstorm Adstorm Turner Betsy Allen B. m Czar (Hammond Dandy Dillon B. B Sidney Dillon Sanders J FM B. H Newton Roy Marks Ccc Cess Willy Penny George MuScovite Keat Captain Hunt Arion McMahan American Line Ch. m the Huntsman Faunce T Marie T Lag B Lawrence Victor Allerton Black Victor Ham Mond Jay Hawker Parkville Macey Nanecy Royce Blk. m Anerton McCarthy Br. B McKinner Shuler

Boston Nationals Sell Catcher Harry Smith to Brooklyn

The Boston Nationals sold catcher Harry Smith to the Brooklyn club as an early move toward building a fast, young squad for next season. Smith, a veteran, had managed for three months last year after replacing Frank Bowerman and was known as one of the great catchers from his Pittsburg days.

Harry Smith Brooklyn Smith Frank Bowerman Pittsburg

Brother Jack Reveals Dope Claim About Jim Jeffries

New Haven dispatch reports Jack Jeffries alleging his brother Jim was doped before a Reno fight. He traveled from the United States to evaluate Yale gym equipment for his Australia training camp and says Jim’s mental and physical breakdown was exaggerated. Jack asserts Jim is recovering under Mrs Jeffries and plans to train Australian fighters before returning next summer.

New Haven Conn Jack Jeffries Jim Reno Jack Yale Australia Hugh McIntosh Stall McIntosh

Also Mentioned on This Page

CLUB Hastings Tebeau NEW League Joe Kelly Young Saylor Jack Morgan Freddie Cole Muncie Jap Guys Bluffton Guys Logansport Sykes Pilger Stowe Bridgeport New York Americans ST. Louis Printers Fred Snodgrass Giants Pittsburgs Wagner Snodgrass the Harvester Maddle East and West Battle Herreshoff Louisavills Minnespolis St. Paul National League Philandrephia American League Philadie M’farland Packey Washington Park the Colonels Hardgrove Peat Milligan Bas Typrold Quaker City Knockout Eddie Haney Boston Nationals Brother Jack Dope
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