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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1902

Page

8

Training School Football Tryouts Fill Capitol District

More than 40 candidates reported at Capitol and Sixteenth for Manual Training High School football tryouts. Veteran players like George Steele and captain Jack Shideler are back, with new hopefuls Glass Fortune and Warren aiming for vacant spots. Nearly 100 candidates total compete as grounds remain undecided between Newby Oval and Washington Park.

Capitol Ave Tueday Training School George Steele Shideler Jack Bonham Hamlet Steele Glass Fortune Warren Newby Oval Washington Park Shortridge Boys M. T. H. S. Gang

National League Standings Blinked By Fragmented Text

The readable bits show team records and standings for the National League with teams like St Louis Brooklyn Boston Chicago Cleveland Washington Detroit Baltimore Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston St Louis Philadelphia New York Cincinnati listed with W L Pet values though many letters are garbled.

St. Louis Boston Chicago Cleveland Washington Brooklyn Peewee MT Boston Philadelphia New York Cincinnati

Baseball scores from Tuesday games across leagues

In the American Association Columbus defeated St Paul 6 to 5 and Minneapolis beat Toledo 8 to 5. American League Boston beat Baltimore 7 to 2, St Louis edged Detroit 3 to 2, Philadelphia won 7 to 0, Brooklyn defeated New York 7 to 2, and Boston triumphed over Philadelphia 13 to 3.

American Association Indianapolis Louiisville Ee Bt. Paul Secon Oe Kansas City Milwaukee Columbus St. Paul Minneapolis Toledo

Indianapolis and Louisville Off Day Leads Pair of Games Next

Tuesday brought no Hoosier action as Indianapolis and Louisville both rested. Wednesday schedules show Louisville versus St Paul and Indianapolis at Minneapolis with the two teams maintaining their relative standings.

Indianapolis Louisville St. Paul Minneapolis

Columbus Defeats St Paul in Tenning Baseball Fight

Columbus topped St Paul in ten innings on timely hits. A post season series is planned between the White Stockings and the Orphans, with games in syndicate hands. William Meyer faces indictment for misappropriating 4700 of league funds. Billy Clingman leaves Milwaukee Brewers after a poor season. The National League adjourns in New York without resolving next season plans against the American League.

Columbus St. Paul White Stockings Orphans Billy Clingman Milwaukee American Association Brewers National League New York

Wednesday Races at Fair Grounds Pace Meeting

The fair grounds track schedules state of races on Wednesday afternoon with pacing and trotting events. The 2 25 pacing race offers a 500 purse with 25 entries while the 2 11 trotting purse holds 800 with 16 entries led by Neighbor Girl. A 2 17 pacing event has 22 entries and organizers aim to finish earlier than Tuesday.

Fair Grounds

Building Boom in Alexandria Amid Gas Era Echo

Alexandria Ind September 17 A staff cor says the city is in a building boom the greatest since the gas discovery. Labor and material scarcity hinder projects with Barnes Sons Logansport winning the Carnegie library contract at 11875 and starting immediately for completion in under a year.

Alexandria Ind Logansport Barnes & Sons Carnegie

Lehigh Coal & Navigation to Resume at No 11 Colllery

Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co crews overhaul boilers and machines at No 11 colliery for early restart. Dunkelberger and Young open Harp Mountain colliery. Union leaders press strikes at Sharp Mountain and Greenwood, while Royal Oak workers return delays. Over 1,200 tons mined and shipped Monday. Manila park troops remain in quarters Tuesday.

Jamaqa Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co No. 11 Dunkelberger and Young Harp Mountain Sharp Mountain Greenwood Shamokin Liewellen Bros Royal Oak Mitchell Manila Park

Baron Dis Distanced in Kentucky Stock Farm Pace

Coast Maine led the Kentucky Stock Farm Expectation event as darkness fell at the Fair Grounds. Ethel Evans trailed but Baron was distanced in the first heat. The track ran fast with 2:06 pace and 2:30 trot times. The Bishop won the 2:03 pace heat in 2:06. Alfred Starr driven by Cahill set 2:14 1-2, taking the heat and race.

Coast Maine Kentucky Stock Farm Fair Grounds Ethel Evans Lucky Baron Bishop Alfred Starr Alfred G Cahill

Purdue Captain Taylor in line for varsity spot

Capt Taylor from last year’s Training School team continues progress at Purdue and is slated for a varsity berth. Cincinnati University coach Chez, newly in charge of athletics there, faces a tough hurdle. Four candidates competed for football honors on the opening day.

Taylor Purdue Chez Cincinnati University

Featherfooted Thieves Busy Steal From Sleepers

Police report two burglaries on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. J H Adams of 739 Locke Street woke to find $108 missing from under his pillow while Vincent Concannon of 328 North Illinois Street lost $10 from his trousers.

H. Adams Locke St Vincent Concannon N. Illinois Sr

Batavia Man Edward Sargeant Dies After Hemorrhage

Edward Sargeant of West Batavia died after a violent hemorrhage but later rallied in West Batavia following the death notice and obituary being sent to the undertaker. The nurse declared him dead, yet his condition improved before the funeral arrangements.

Batavia N. Y Edward Sargeant West Batavia Sargeant

Virginia Avenue resurfacing measure faces council vote

Virginia avenue residents rally to defeat a pavement improvement plan. They hope to block the project by resisting the two thirds council majority required, counting on James Moriarity to sway Democratic colleagues against the measure.

Virginia Virginia-ave James Moriarity

Dan Patch Fails to Break Record at Empire Track

Dan Patch again fails to lower his record at Empire track on Tuesday as he tops out at 1.59 percent. The Harlem betting ring suffers a severe blow that day with Jack Doyle, a 50 to 1 long shot, scoring a win.

Dan Patch Empire Track Harlem Jack Doyle

Mrs Rockefeller Endorses Sunday Baseball at Farm

Greenwich tale depicts a Sunday game at William Rockefeller's farm that faced arrest threats. Captain W M Johnson appealed to Mrs William G Rockefeller who allowed the game to continue. Sheriff Ritch briefly involved but authorities could not stop the match. The grounds next to Rockefeller’s deer park host year after year baseball without interruption.

Greenwich Conn Greenwich Volunteers Yonkers Clinton William Rockefeller W. M. Johnson William G. Rockefeller William E. Ritch Rockefeller

Soldier Home Inmate Leaves for Mobile to Claim Large Estate

Quincy dispatch says William Dudgeon, inmate at the Soldiers' Home, travels to Mobile Alabama to claim an estate valued at 1.5 million dollars. Government retains part of the estate while the remainder includes valuable Mobile property. The matter has allegedly passed through the courts and been finally decided.

Quincy, I William Dudgeon Mobile Ala

Unwrapped dollar and hidden cash puzzle Nashville clerks

Nashville postal workers report two odd mail incidents with 48 hours. A one dollar bill arrived unwrapped with only a back label for destination and no consignor. A $15 roll of greenbacks tied in frazzled twine reached a Bowling Green railway post car and then a local firm, suggesting decoy intent but rare risk.

Nashville Tenn Bowling Green Aoine Nasulap

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