Carr Doubts Strength Of Outlaw Baseball Plan
Indianapolis businessman J H Carr, former Indianapolis manager and owner of a small goods firm, returned from Chicago and stated he has no baseball plans and will make Indianapolis his permanent home. The outlaw league rumors are dismissed by Carr who jokes about possible new managers and retains confidence in local clubs. He hints no immediate involvement and notes street gossip won’t force his return to baseball duties.
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Ames C. Carr
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Tomen
Little Bird
Jimmy Burke
Watt
O'Day
Copeland
Ohio State
Tom Seery
Atkins
Patriotism Rewarded: French's Hard Hitting Loyalty
Infielder French, moved from Boston Americans to Chicago Americans then Montreal, plays with the All-Pros at Washington Park and proves loyal, insisting he will still play hard for Boston even after the sale. Taylor adds $150 to French's check after learning of his vow to beat Boston the next day.
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Med Sox
McFarland Defeats Hyland in Ten Round Victory
Packey McFarland, the Chicago stockyards champion, defeated California’s Dick Hyland in ten rounds at the Fairmount athletic club. McFarland dominated with clever boxing and stamina, scoring at will while Hyland pressured throughout. No knockouts occurred, but the victory strengthens McFarland as the likely challenger to Ad Wolgast for the lightweight title.
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Packey McFarland
Chicago Stockyards
Ad Wolgast
McFarland
Dick” Hyland
California
Pride
Fairmount Athletic Club
M Leod Seeks Chance to Challenge Champion Johnson
Miles McLeod arrives in Chicago from Albany Missouri to box Joe Choynski at Gilmore's gym as a test to prove he could beat Jack Johnson. The 6 5 225 pound 28 year old asserts he can hit hard and endure punishment, claiming he needs fighting only to prove himself. He owns a farm and would not need boxing for a living.
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Miles McLeod
Albany
Jack Johnson
Joe Choynski
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McLeod
Johnson
East Begins 1910 Season of Football
New York dispatch notes opening of the big four season under revised rules with Yale Harvard Cornell and Pennsylvania scheduling key matches. Yale faces Wesleyan in New Haven while Cornell visits Hobart and Harvard meets Bates at Cambridge amid strong practice and questions about how teams adapt to the new rules.
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Ithaca
Pennsylvania
Franklin and Marshall
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Wesleyan
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Redmond Beats Holzhauer in Five Round bout at Muncie
Jack Redmond of Milwaukee defeated Young Holzhauer of Fort Wayne in a gruelling five round bout before 1,500 spectators in Muncie. The scheduled ten round fight started with Holzhauer leading three rounds, but Redmond took control later. Kid Mitchell of Fort Wayne faced a stoppage against Duffy in the sixth, and Kid Stone of Indianapolis scored a fourth round knockout over Ross Brown.
Butler Team Selects Lineup to Face Georgetown
Coach John G. McKay of Butler selects probable starting positions for Saturdays game with Georgetown after scrimmage behind Irwin field. Key players include Mullane or Daniels at center and Hinman Huckmeyer Swango on ends, with Eberhardt or Badger at quarterback and Leach Pavey Finn at halves.
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Georgetown
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Finn
Turbyville
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Rose Poly
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Marsh
National and American League Baseball Schedule Fragment
National League games listed include Cincinnati at New York, Pittsburgh at POOESPA, Chicago at East St. Louis, and Philadelphia. American League matchups show Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, New York at Detroit, and Boston at Cleveland. The text reads as a brief schedule snippet with several incomplete or garbled locations.
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New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Clymer May Be Manager Of Yankees
Wilkes Barre, Pa Sept 28 William J Clymer manager of the Wilkes Barre team in the New York State League will visit New York owner Frank Farrell to discuss a possible appointment as manager of the New York Americans next season Clymer a part owner and successful manager may accept if salary terms are agreed Chase is to stay on only for the remainder of the season
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New York State League
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New York Americans
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Farrell
New York
Chase
Paul Moore to Box Owen Moran in Philadelphia Showdown
Paul Moore, 18, faces English featherweight Owen Moran in a six round bout at the National A. C. on Wednesday night. All seats are sold as the lively prospect, noted for speed and grit, seeks a win to earn a possible championship challenge against Wolgast.
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Paul Moore
Owen Moran
National
A. C
Moore
Jem Driscoll
Wolgast
Twenty Nine Stars Signed for All Star League
Cincinnati promoter D A Fletcher returns with contracts for twenty nine players from major league towns. He hints at top performers joining from both leagues while names like Hans Wagner Johnny Evers Mordecai Brown and Johnny Kling are mentioned in connection with the All Star League. Contracts allow five years of service before free agency and players may seek other teams after each season ends until spring training.
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D. A. Fletcher
Hans Wagner
Johnny Evers
Orvie Qverall
Mordecai Brown
Johnny Kling
Fletcher
Cubs
Earlham Men Heed Call for Morning Work
Earlham college opens football drills as thirty men report for morning practice on Reid field in Richmond Indiana. Coach Thistlethwaite splits squads with Capt. Bruner, trains on catching, ball security and forward passes ahead of scrimmage leading to a game with Antioch.
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Ind
Earlham College
Reid Field
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Bruner
Earlham
Antioch
Det
Quakers
Stanley
Connolly
King King Sprains Ankle In Bloomington Grid Practice
Bloomington Sept 28 Coach Jimmy Sheldon pushed the Crimson squad hard as several players suffered injuries. King former M T H S halfback sprained his ankle badly and may miss two to three weeks while guard Kimble and fullback Winters also deal with injuries. Indiana eyes a DePauw clash next Saturday amid betting on the outcome and tickets for the year’s events sold out, with more printed.
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Jimmy Sheldon
Crimson
Sheldon
Chicago
King
DePauw
Kimble
Aleo
Winters
Indiana
Tuesday Scores in National League Baseball
Cincinnati defeated New York 4 to 2 in the first game and 2 to 4 in the second. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 4 to 6 with rain. New York routed Detroit 10 to 2. Chicago edged Washington 2 to 0 in the first game and lost 3 to 2 in the second. Philadelphia swept St Louis 6 to 0 in the first and 5 to 4 in the second. Cleveland topped Boston in the second game.
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St. Louis
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Boston
Michigan Gridiron Adds Talent to Ann Arbor Camp
Michigan at Whitmore Lake welcomed Daniels from last year’s second team and Harrington a renowned half back to join the squad. Saginaw rumors say Don Green will report Wednesday. Two players missed practice due to injuries Conklin broke a finger and will be out two to three days while Bogle has lame feet.
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Mich
Whitmore Lake
Daniels
Herrington
Saginaw
Don Green
Conklin
Bogle
Notre Dame Scrimmage Shows Promise as 32 Men Practice
Notre Dame Indiana September 28. Coach Longman pleased with first scrimmage of the year. Thirty two men out for practice with nearly enough for a first eleven. Matthews sidelined by a broken rib while Ryan played at quarterback. Duffy showed improved form. Darias at quarterback and Bergman on the second team were standout players. Two new games secured: Buchtel Akron October 22 and Ohio Northern November 19.
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Ind
Longman
Matthews
Ryan
Duffy
Darias
Bergman
Buchtel College of Akron
Ohio Northern
New Records for Oldfield at Milwaukee State Fair
Barney Oldfield set four new world records on the Milwaukee state fair tracks. In the 25 mile race he finished in 23:47, surpassing De Palma’s mark. He also took the 20 mile record with 18:15.3, and completed 15 miles in 13:41.3, all breaking De Palma’s previous times.
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Milwaukee
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
de Palma
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joe Hirst Wins Bout Over Billy Willis in Windy Night
Philadelphia on September 28 reports Joe Hirst proved faster than Billy Willis in the Douglass A. C. wind up Tuesday night, securing a decisive victory.
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Philadelphia
Billy Willis
Douglass A. C
Santa Clara Rugby captain gravely hurt after football crash
In San Francisco on September 28 Max Reinhart aged 19 captain of the Santa Clara high school Rugby team sustained serious internal injuries from a football game that coincided with an appendicitis attack. He was moved from Berkeley to an Oakland hospital where doctors performed an operation and his condition was listed as critical.
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Max Reinhart
Santa Clara
Oakland
Berkeley
University of California
Reinhart
Johnson Pushes World Series Start Date to October 14
Chicago talks on moving up the World Series as C. W. Murphy of the Chicago Nationals favors Oct. 14 for the opener if St. Louis game moves up. Johnson asserts any final dates must begin by Oct. 13 or 14, with a tribunal likely to meet for decision.
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C. W. Murphy
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3. K. Johnson
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August Herrmann
Vationas Commission
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Baldwin With Bad Hand Bests Hurley In Drawn Fight
Matty Baldwin fought Battling Hurley for twelve rounds at the Armory A A. Tuesday night with a badly injured left hand that failed as a defense. The bout ended in a draw though many spectators believed Baldwin won by a block. Hurley showed insufficient form for further bouts locally.
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Baldwin
Tighe to Assist Indiana Backfield for Chicago Test
Charley Tighe, now an Indianapolis attorney, arrived in Bloomington to help Jimmie Sheldon whip the Indiana regulars into shape for the Chicago game. He will take charge of the back field as a curtain raiser to the DePauw clash. Sophs and freed men color rush set for next week with scrap captain Whittacre of Anderson elected. Last year’s varsity received gold watch fobs from Coach Sheldon.
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Ind
Charley Tighe
Indianapolis
Indiana
Jimmie” Sheldon
Chicago
Tighe
Sophs
Infants
Whittacre
Anderson
Sheldon
Decision for Broad in Memphis bout
Young Kid Broad won a decision over Tommy O'Keefe in a tame bout at Memphis on Tuesday night Broad substituted for ill Tommy Devlin and outweighed O'Keefe by several pounds.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kid Broad
Tommy O’keefe
Broad
Tommy Devlin
O’keefe
Wanted A Game For 100 To 105 Pound Team
Advertises a Sunday football game for a 100 to 105 pound team. Acie Croaby at 1645 Spruce Street and contact Prefect 936 around 7 o'clock.
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Spruce Street
Prefect
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