John Pierson Wins 3:00 Trot With Family Horse Bay Frank
John Pierson entered his family carriage horse Bay Frank in the 3:00 trot and won in straight heats with times around 1:18. The event drew a light field, as starters noted weak turnout, while other classes saw John Thomas, Mary Tudor, and Engle Call winning their heats. The afternoon featured several short trots and a jolly atmosphere despite attendance.
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Pretty John Thomas
John Browning
Charley Boy
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Engle Call
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Ora Shover
High Trust
Dr. Jones
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J.C. Pierson
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W. B. Blair
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Charles Donson
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D. Noel
John Thomas
Mary Tudor
H.C. Feeal
Ba Lewis
Samna Pea Hag
Helen D
Joe. Jefferson
C. R. Webber
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Ed Lewis
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RHE Boston Batter ies and score details from game notes
A fragmentary sports card item lists RHE Boston and RHE St Louis matchups with battery pairings and partial scores. It mentions Cincinnati and Philadelphia games with players Nichols Kittridge Hurley Dagegle Townsend Toyce Heyden and Townsend, plus Pittsburg and Brooklyn battery pairs.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Nichols and Kittridge
Summel and
Hurley
Toyce and Heyden
Dageglebs and
Townsend
Bowling Scores Spark Lively Start in Indianapolis League
The Marions led the league last season and opened five wins in six as they toppled the K o We Bas. First division games hit 812 to 78 and 949 for a thrilling spectator moment. Washingtons posted 827 997 and 925 while Capital Cities and other teams split results. Olds of the first division rolled 234 201 and 188 aiding Washington’s high scores. The Turners beat the North Sides four games, and the Pastimes defeated the S. B. C. newcomer.
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Washingtons
Olds
Washington
Turners
Gardner Derailed by Walcott In 20 Round Fight
In San Francisco Joe Walcott defeated George Gardner of Lowell over 20 rounds. Walcott showed speed and landed decisive blows to Gardner’s jaw while Gardner pressed hard but failed to land telling shots. Gardner bled from head cuts as the bout ended. In Savannah Tommy Feltz beat Austin Rice in 20 rounds on Friday night with fast exchanges from start to finish.
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Joe Walecott
George Gardner
Lowell
Walcott
Gardner
Savannah
Tommy Feltz
Brooklyn
Austin Rice
New England
M T H 8 Football Team Heads to DePauw Clash
The M. T. H. 8. football squad travels to Greencastle on Saturday to meet DePauw. Captain Kittle expresses confidence that a victory requires the team to beat the band afterward. Projected lineup includes Davis center Steele left guard Kittenbaugh right guard Krull left tackle Kaylor right tackle Sullivan left end J Shideler right end so Shideler quarterback Kittle Woodbridge left half.
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Kaylor
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J. Shideler
So Shideler
Woodbridge
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Bonham Captain Claims Team Strength After Friday Practice
An amateur note recalls H.S. captain Wiley praising his squad after the last Friday night practice. The Roze Polytech contest at Terre Haute is mentioned with the H.S. team facing substitutions and a final line urging confidence in the current roster.
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Hamlet
Roze
Polytechnic
Terre Haute
Wiley
Cincinnati harness races wrap up with crowded meet
Reports from Terre Haute Vincennes and Brazil describe fast trots and paces led by My Choice and Col. Cochran. Onlookers note big crowds at Brazil while Tipton’s meet fizzles and Donherty emerges from Cincinnati signing with Boston. Evansville sees fine weather, fast track, and poor attendance as Leola Don Riley and Little Squaw win.
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Sheppard
Somers
Dineen
Brazil
My Choice
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Vincennes
Col. Cochran
Pace
Sam H
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J. A. R. Elliott
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Dick Harley
Bostons
Tipton
Donherty
Boston
Evansville
Leola
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Little Squaw
Social calendar and engagements listed for early October
Miss Blanche Laycock plans a party on October 9. Mr and Mrs George Q Bruce return from Tippecanoe cottage. Mrs Mary Clarke announces Sue to John Flum Jr on October 9. Fitzgerald Johnson host luncheon and matinee. Mannerchor ladies host reception. autumn decor brightens clubhouse. Broadway M E farewell for Rev Tinsley. aid society presents a 400-autograph quilt. Tinsley to Terre Haute. First English Lutheran third section to serve supper Tuesday 5 30 to 8 30. George House announces Alice Marie to Z Benjamin Galloway in October. Joseph Wineman announces daughter Alice to Edward A Kahn. at home October 2 afternoon and evening.
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Z. Benjamin Galloway
Joseph Wineman
Alice
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Sunday Church Services and Campaign Event
Multiple churches list Sunday services with times and pastors including First Baptist Rev. T. J. Villers and Central Christian Rev. A. B. Philputt. The Twentieth Century Chorus plans a Lyra hall program featuring Frederick Strickland and local musical soloists, plus a Lincoln-style campaign address by Frederick Strickland.
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Central Christian
A. B. Philputt
Twentieth Century Chorus
Lyra Hall
Meridian St
Frederick Strickland
Chicago
John Schwartz
Alma-Bromo Salt Promoted for Digestive Relief
An old pamphlet extols Alma-Bromo Salt as a gentle natural remedy to cleanse the intestines and relieve pressure from overindulgence. It claims to soothe nerves, detoxify the liver and kidneys, and improve overall vitality, noting long use by Alma Sanitarium staff.
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Alma Sanitarium
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