Three Wichita Players Sold to Indianapolis Club
Three Wichita Western Association players Becker Speer and Milan are sold by the Wichita team to the Indianapolis club for next season. Becker is a top pitcher, Speer a strong batter, and Milan a fast, skilled outfielder, praised as potential stars for the new lineup. The move aims to add solid young talent rather than immediate stars.
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Becker
Speer
Fitcher
Milan
Wichita
Western Association
Indianapolly
Ren Gere
Jocal
Hua
Fuser Company
Indianapoli
Uilo
Durnin
Jopin
Tin Year
Cubs
de Haven
Perry
KERMIT ROOSEVELT TRAINING AS BOXER AT GROTON SCHOOL
Reports from Scripps-Metac show Kermit Roosevelt is taking up boxing at the exclusive Groton School under instructor Fred Ryerson. He follows lessons learned by his brother Theodore and carries boxing interest from their father.
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Scripps-Metac Trens Apsuchuilon
Boston
Biyt
Kermit Roosevalt
Fred Ryerson
Groton Schoo
Roosevelt
Kermit
Theodore
Diamonds for Winner Presented to Birmingham Pennant Manager
Birmingham September 19 Narry Vaugho, manager of the Birmingham Pennant winning team in the Southern Baseball league, received a diamond studded set as a token of appreciation from the Birmingham association. Vaugho will stay in the city over winter to prepare for next season and manage again.
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Birmingham
Alu
Narry Vaugho
Wirmingham
Southern Baseball League
Birmingham 1
Dusotoint Shire
Vavighn
Fring Line Recaps Baseball Losses and Indoor Plans
The report notes Mordecai Brawn defeating rivals but losing a recent game. White Sox close on pennant by beating Athletics 7 to 1, while Brooklyn and the Red Sox split. Joss and Hess win for Cleveland, Boston beats Detroit, and Washington tops Cleveland in a packed outline. An indoor league forms with councils Sherman Wayne Weber Quigey McCabe and Capital. Kerrigan challenges Gorman for a 13 pound boxing match in Indianapolis.
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Indiaor
Sherman
Wayne
Weber
Quigbey
McCaba
Capital
Baseball Wednesday slate with mixed results across leagues
National League games featured Cincinnati at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, and Pittsburgh at New York. American League matchups included Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at St. Louis, with Boston at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland. Central League reports cover Canton at Dayton, Grand Rapids at Terre Haute, Wheelie at Springfield, and Evansville. Batting lines and pitcher notes appear for Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, Cleveland, Evansville, Grand Rapids, and Wheeling along with multiple battery pairings.
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Cincinnati
Brochlyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louie
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Canton
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Terre Haute
Wheelie
Springneld
South and
Evensvilla
Rhe Pitta
Willia
Hetteries
Frazer and
McLean
McIntyre and Ritter
AL Philadelphia
Rhe St. Louis
Fromme
Marshall
Sparka
Doom
RUE
Taston
Meng Chicoro
Fool Dorn
Linderman and
Brown
Brown and
Kling
AL Evansville
RHE Evansvilla
South Hend
Disch
Matteson
William
Wood and Haynesh
Seamick and Ontdick
Springfield
Wheeling
Springheld
Scott and Spabr, Hemmond and Clark
Sey
Cincinnati - Sass
Brooklyn
Aes
Wow
Pete Chicago Vererie
Claveland
Paliadelphia
Loula Portent
BAS Wheeling
Evanwyilte
South Beni
Terre Toute
Sicseecaee
Brady Made Good Scores In Bowling League Night
Brady of the American Nationals posted the best bowling score of the year on Tuesday night. He rolled 210 in the second game and 25 in the third as Fletcher missed a trip to Lilly and Stalneker. The Liebers beat the Capital Nationals while Indiana Nationals and Water Company claimed wins over American Nationals. Maretta fell to the Kingans.
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Brady
Fletcher
Lilly& Stalneker
Liebers
Capital Nationals
Indiana Nationals
Brown-Ketchama
Water Company
Maretta
Kingans
Engagement of Bliss Hefferan to Harold Cham Named
Mr and Mrs Those Hefferan of 120 W Tenth Bayonne New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Bliss Nellia Hefferan to Harold Worner Cham first baseman of the Greater New York baseball club of the American league The wedding is set for next April in this city The couple met during an exhibition game at Bayonne two years ago.
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New York
Mre
Meffernan
Bayonne
N. J
Bliss Nellia Thatfernan
Harold Worner Cham
Greater New York
Chase Frat
Mim Heffernan
Clymer to Manage Senators in 1907
Special to the Sam from Columbus Ohio reports President T J Dryce hosted a banquet for the American Association champion club players and directors. William J Clymer was signed for another season after guiding the team to two pennants in three years with a first place finish twice and a second place once.
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Columbus
T. J. Dryce
American Association
William J. Clymer
Ah. Clymer
Coluphue
Flo
On The Diamond. Rooms for Rent Free Three Days
Classified item notes rooms for rent with no charge and a Sun insertion offer. Ten wards for rent appear, indicating three days free of charge for a room rental. This brief ad outlines space available and promotional terms.
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Kingston
Harness Racing Stars Dominate The Donkey Tracks
Three year old pacers and trotters contested purse events at Kentucky Stock Farm and others. Notable runners included Wes and The Phantom in pace stakes, with Meath Seindayy and Colonel Tutrick among contenders, while races featured fills like Prince Edward and Red Nightingale in late fields.
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Colt Wes
Oye
Bom
Mefeintey Helm
Tesa
Tutrick
Larabie Hive
Geers
Boweather
wMcCarthy
Gurmey Ei Roath
Woma Mbebbeuryy Hte
Arie Inpoek
Walker
Kentucky Stock Farm
Srenda York
Moke
Nacki I Waverly
Columbia
Ertmant Ol
Ty James Madison
Curry
C.ssseeesvaeee
Chase
T. Murphy
Axton
Br Bo
Benyon
Seve
Attle Jay
Kenney
Verson
Eteo
Price
Aintree
Bog
Fred
Ata Rebeh
Eredrick
Merthena Tiers
Br Om
McPhernon
Terri Dle
Red Nightingate
Ma Mr. Stokes
Missouri
Be H
McFwen
Bo Daphyn
Blk
Unfair Decisions Spark Conflict In 1904 Baseball Row
Players and umpires clashed during a pennant race in St Louis and Denver. Umpire Schuster ejected riders, Perrine and Randall confronted the official, and both were fined and suspended after an unruly scene that included a hand injury and threats of hospitalization.
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Aml
Schuster
Newt Mandal
Perrine
Phat Sight
Randall
SoSuster
Min
Sehuster
Proper Dog Care Suggestions for Pets and Feeding
Advice on regular feeding at one meal daily, water access, exercise, and safe grooming. Emphasizes gentle care, avoiding harsh chains, regular washing, clean bedding, and balanced meals including meat scraps and grains to prevent distress or distemper. Mentions kennel use and pet wellbeing.
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Amorten
Atria
Boxing and football mixed shows planned in Bloomington
Local Bloomington boxing events tied to a university crowd are planned as a winter attraction. Responsible locals, including a contact with Indiana University athletics, aim to stage boxing exhibitions at the Bloomington opera house with police supervision and student attendance from nearby towns.
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Bloomington
Sleamington
I. Uy
Licomington
Whon
Avnet
Hag Verstion 16
Tey Veil
Impressaria
Willng
Tim
Prinemala
Tocadent
Caloage Tv
Bloomington Enterprises
Gri
Hloendagien
Race Results from a Busy Day at Louisville
Race results list multiple events with times and placements including First, Second, Third, and Fourth races. Notable names include Nicholls, Berry, Rogers, Hensel Helle, O'Geady, and Phil Dresden. The card features distances from 4 to 7 furlongs and a hotel handicap event, with detailed times and odds notes.
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Dun Buhte
Land Stoerges
Xardo Doythy
Shere Atyhes
Witing
Abemt
Ie Weare
Sen Ina
Dirard
Edith Darmps
Tilies
Bixth
Prudental
Young Davis
Stuer
Atheth
Nicholls
Aoe O
Sy Mile
Stemphis
Catcher Berry
Coday
Kiimesha
Shortstop Rogers
Hensel Helle
Cambridge
Duence
Toots Monk
Tive
Lidtt
Pitts
Mites
Sir Ralph
Westford
Wallot
Athy
Ua Miles
John O'Geady
Even
Figlus
Nally Castle
Ime
Ibd
Louisville
Erting
F Farhings Krenen Nun
The
Pet Dresden
Nie
SK Furlonge
Bt Alarm
Wisnard
Zipango
Plausihle
Don Wome
Preston
Phalanx
Buttinckle
Tims
Belleview
Heyes
Easy Street
Tallamoundsime
Dan Patch Sets Vast Harness Racing Records
Dan Patch, now ten, camps on the name track with his dam and daughters. He holds the most remarkable racing record in harness history, undefeated against horses in seven years of turf competition and only one heat lost in his career. His feats include world records across multiple distances and formats, with standout performances in Columbus, Beighton Mead, Memphis, and Lexington, among others.
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Pacer
Dan Patch
Jane
Waa
Pan Paten
Chat Stason
Columbus
Beighton Mead
Memphis
Lexington
T ‘Tran
Dan Patch Nolde
Neary to Meet Herman in Championship Boxing Bout
Neary plans to fight Herman in Milwaukee for a title bout after boasting a win over Herman. He challenges rivals Gans or Battling Nelson and offers a $1,000 stake, asserting he can defeat both.
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Sam
Mamilton
Charkle Vary
Milwaukee
Jack Doughrety
Hamilton Athletic Club
Kid Nerman
Wicely
Giang Noon
Neary
Enrys
Merman
Ruslan
Near
Tn Hig
Gans
Nelson
Lerman
Callahan Indicted in Bemford for First Degree Murder
Alva Callahan was indicted by the grand jury in Bemford Indictment on a first degree murder charge tied to John Walters on September 1 He claims self defense and remains jailed awaiting further action.
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Ame
Bemford
Ind
Alva Callashan
King John Walters
Callahan Elaima
Murphy presents NL reserve list with McCormick on it
President Murphy of Chicago has sent his reserve list to the National League president. Included is Trainer Jack McCormick who is signed to a regular players contract along with several youngsters picked up during the summer.
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Murphy
Chicago
National League
Jack McCormick
First Triple Play History and Baseball Bets Stacked
Readers explore claims of the first triple play in 1874 as Wilte Fitzgerald bets 32.00 against Nelson in a Brooklyn weight bout context and Wilte Fitzgerald travels to Albuquerque for a 5000 dollar prize tournament. The Kan sas City club heads home after the season while Birmingham wins the Southern league pennant. Old scorebooks and Marion stars tie to Darmody’s triple play claim amid Delaware’s dramatic rally.
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Dave Holty
Philadelphis
Harry Lewis
Holly
Lewis
G. Allen
Marion, C
Bob Allyn
Indianapolis
John Darmody
Darmody
Morion Stars
Delaware
Marion
Lnto
Banen
Nor Pony
Durmedy
Labor unions threaten claims over event-hour laws
Report notes unions may press for enforcement of event-hour rules on ball tossers while criticizing Presidents, clubs, and coaches. Mention of Harvard football coach W T Reid, his high pay, and comparisons to other coaches like Foster Banford and Williame, with figures cited for salaries and income from various sources.
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W. T. Reid
Harvard
Harvard Athletic
Eliot
Foster Banford
Yale
Columbia
Reid
Michigan
Leo
Williame
Minnesota
Conan Stage
Washington
Miekels challenger to Bronson set for December bout
Johnny Mickels, a Navy veteran turned ring fighter, issues a challenge to Bronson asserting Bronson dodges him. Mickels counts victories over Young Kid Black and others, lists draws with Jerey Murphy and Mickey Ford, and vows to meet Bronson in a main event undercard at the Indianapolis Athletic Club show.
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Mickels
Bronson
Johnny
Naila
Navy
Michele
Kid Black
Peoria
Tommy Felts
Patsy Hogan
Kid Henderson
Jack O'Shea
Jerey Murphy
Mickey Ford
Mickela Dora
Bronxon
Iatrere
Freddie Cole
Indianapolia Athletic Club
Death Delay in Supreme Court Review of Quinby Case
The death of Byron C Quinby in an auto accident near Kingston Kansas delays the petition seeking U S Supreme Court review of the 9th Circuit appeal ruling in Quinby v city of Indianapolis. Attorney Ferdinand Winter notes the administrator of the estate will substitute for Quinby in the petition.
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Byron C. Qunby
Kingston
Kar
Aug SQ
United States Supreme Court
United States Clicut Raute of Appeals
Quinby
Indianapolls
Ila
Coisam‘ers’ Gas Trust Company
Ferdinand Winter
Qui
One Dead In Wreck At Cimarron River Bridge
A single victim died when a locomotive and a passenger car crashed through a bridge over the Cimarron River near Herd Oklahoma. The wreck hurled passengers and crew into the water and one colored porter was found dead. Early reports varied, suggesting ten to thirty fatalities.
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Apeciaa
Dom Nover
Heck Island
Vaxcoee End Mall
Cash
Cimarron River
Herd
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer
Forecast for Thursday warns caution especially if birthdays fall on this date. Advises health attention and business focus to avoid hardship. Mentions youthful courtship and a 1905-born child likely quick and clever, but not entirely fortunate and best kept in employ.
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Aft
Pki
Mike Keiley
Minneapolis
Churik
Teheag
Jt Atsehite
Bryce
Watking
Biryee Awai
Watkins
Jon Otrbin
Oho
e'Hirien
Hon
Kermit Roosevelt
Boxer
Groton School
Mordecai
Gastona
White Sox
Athletics
Tod
Mrowny
Yankees
Nis
Joss
Hess
Noxpoleons
Reda
McIntyre
Red Landers
Philadphia
Owen
Roth
Coombs
Durnes
Twiroli
Beaton
Mullin
Schmidt
Glaze
Harrig
Carrigan
St Louis
Crosney
Glade
Tekey
Clarkson
Jiuches
Griffith
Klelnow
Rhe Clawland
Otis Comeng
Josy and
Clarke
Kitson
Warner
RHE
Heas and Bemis
Smith
Central League
Halghabe
Conan
Rye Marteclh
St. Louis Americans
Denver
Uayure
Stour City
Nelder
Roy Hortzel
Sedate College Town
Kazy Brill
Ralone
Indiana University
Meomington
Herman
Milwaukeean Ofen Gans
Herman—Arks Hamilton Athletics Club
Callahan
Smmy Comroth
Vand
Wilte Fitzgerald
Miehers Prants
Dork
Aed
Fielder Perrine
Neon
Tranhimton
She J Kanzas City Tam
Sason
Wil Wa
Albuquerque
N. M
Kansas City
Wil Co Barnslowmire
Douglass
Thera
Evdets
Drooklyn Club
Pat Donovan
Miekels
HoRss Shoer
Challenger
U. S. Navy
Tommy Feltz
Johnny Mickely
Hronaon
Byron
Seripyn-Mettiy
Col
Judee Gabbert
Supreme Tench
Will Meg
Dri Eerie PhHip AL Stewart
Dhe
Raphael
Rathskeller
W. Wash
St. Wo
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