McGregor speech stirs rooters raise fund for team welcome
John McGregor addressed Germania hall crowds this afternoon, helping raise $10 for a welcome fund as fans line up for a big fireworks display. Speakers Paul Krauss Joe Gasper Watkins and Rushaupt failed to match McGregor’s lively oratory as Emil Otttig, king of the rooters, organized the crowd. An all banquet is planned for the team upon their return, following a parade through the treets. Emilio Fertig F Faulkner Eli aring John McGregor and Allen Ma-
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Standings Snapshot For Five Baseball Clubs
The standings show Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Boston at Pittsburg with ongoing figures, listing Brooklyn Cincinnati and other clubs. Records reflect wins losses and percentages as teams jockey for position.
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Baseball scores and Commercial League standings update
Friday games list American Lore over Detroit and Chicago over Cleveland. In the National League Cincinnati defeated St. Louis. In the Commercial League four games set for Sunday at Forest Park Fairview Driving Park Capitol City grounds and other venues as teams vie for the pennant. Blocks, Marotti, Starstore, and Kahns factor into tense late-season standings.
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Hot Clashes Expected on Gridiron This Season
New York on September 27 1902 football prep notes college teams Yale Harvard Princeton Cornell Pennsylvania Colgate Brown Lehigh Williams Trinity Colby Carlisle Amherst Wesleyan Bowdoin Fort Preble Rutgers Manhattan teams set for opening Saturday games across venues with lighter lineups but anticipated skill at ends.
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Salvation Army Leader Booth Heads to North America
General Booth of the Salvation Army, with Commissioner Polland, Col. Lawley, and Maj. Cox, sailed on Saturday for a five month tour of America and Canada. Large crowds at Waterloo station cheered as the train departed. Booth wore his Salvation Army uniform with a high hat.
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Pioneer David Kregelo Dead Father of City Builders
Indian apolis pioneer David Kregelo died at 8 a m on Saturday at 414 North West Street after a long illness. Born in Tawneytown Maryland he came west at age 20 on foot with a bundle of clothes. He worked as a carpenter in Dayton and later helped establish a lumber yard at Market and Tennessee and a planing mill with John Blake. He and his sons later ran an undertaking firm now continued by son C E Kregelo. Surviving are sons C E and John of Indianapolis and daughter Mrs Belle McCune of Chicago.
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Ex Police Chief Devery Plans Grand Convention Sendoff
Former New York police chief Devery heads to the Democratic state convention in Saratoga with a lavish railcar for himself and followers. The train, entertainment, bands, and related costs total about 5 500 dollars, aiming to impress upstate delegates and avoid being shut out.
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Beyond Pardon at Englishs with Lavinia Shannon
English's presents Beyond Pardon a cheap melodrama with Lavinia Shannon in the cast drawing admirers. Velma daughter of a chaplain leaves home, is ruined by a medical student and naval surgeon turned villain then confronts him on stage. Repeat show Saturday afternoon and night.
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Funston Says Abolishment of Post Canteens Ruins Soldiers
Brigadier General Fred Funston warns in his annual report that abolishing post canteens lowers army discipline, ruins soldiers, and enriches saloonkeepers and gamblers. He cites outside saloons near reservations drawing soldiers away from controlled drinking and risking monetary loss and trouble.
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Bowling league scores rise as practice pays off
In Indianapolis, members of the bowling league posted better Friday night scores. The Turners swept straights, making the All-Stars appear amateurs, while a close contest saw the Marions and Washingtons in a tight battle. The Kowebas and Capital Citys tied at five each, and the Pastimes fell to the Crescents.
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Mystery bundle sent to Trauernicht Shanks Company
A bloody clothing bundle arrived at Trauernicht Shanks Commission Company in St. Louis amid mystery. London Chronicle reports a movement to appoint Theodore Roosevelt as a colonel in a British line regiment. Bellevue hospital in New York treats a malaria patient who speaks no known language after 15 tongues are tried. Cable messages expected to link San Francisco and Honolulu within 80 days. Ex mayor Ames of Minneapolis will receive salary to year end while city attorney notes mayors serve until successor is elected. Ames resides in West Baden Indiana.
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Shortridge Falls to DePauw in Friday Match
Local sports wrap notes Shortridge lost 1 to 0 to DePauw on Friday. Mrs. Harry New of Indianapolis won golf honors in the state tournament at Marion. Purdue and Franklin set lineup on Stuart field in Lafayette Saturday.
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