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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1909

Page

6

Long Island Auto Derby Opens With Record-Chase Pace

Dozens of top drivers including Ralph De Palma and Louis Chevrolet raced from Riverhead to Mattituck on a new two mile course amid cheers. The Riverhead Mattituck circuit was dedicated as unusually fast and safe despite prior rain, with a hairpin turn noted as the only tricky section.

New York Riverhead America Ralph de Palma Herbert H. Lyttle Louis Chevrolet Arthur Lee Riverhead-Mattituck de Palma Lyttle Roanoke Avenue Centreville

Baseball Schedule for Today in National and American Leagues

National League showdowns include Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia twice against Chicago and New York facing Pittsburgh twice Boston visiting St Louis American League features Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia.

Pittsburg Chicago New York Cincinnati Eense Philadelphia Boston Cleveland St. Louis Washington Brooklyn Cincinnati American League Detroit Boston-St. Louis

Fred Clarke and His Pirates A Pennant Leader

Fred Clarke touts his players as the key to victory while guiding the Pirates to three pennants in 1901 1902 and 1903 He began managing in 1898 with Louisville becoming the youngest major league manager at the time His teams consistently finish in the first division and Clarke is praised as a great baserunner and run getter by fans and players alike He minimizes blame for losses and views bad umpire calls as part of the game.

Fred Clarke Pirates Clarke Louisville Pittsburg Pirate Jimmy McAleer Curt Welch Jimmy Fogarty Billy Hamilton Billy Lange Giants Willis Philippe Brandon Moore Cuba Chicago Magee Carnegie Honus Wagner Board of Trade Flying Dutchman Canada Hack" Gibson Messrs Anson Selee Hanlon Ciffice Wagner Leach Leever Miller Abstein Wilson Gibson O'Connor George Gibson

Amateur car run to Mudlavia and Cuban baseball bid

Indianapolis car owners stage a four class uphill and hill climb tour from the city to Mudlavia Springs with 15 entries. Manager Carr seeks a Cuban Wonder to join Indianapolis during the Cuban tour as several Cuban players could star in major leagues but face baseball’s color ban while one descendant of Spanish ancestry may join as an offielder.

Automobile Owners of Indianapolis Mudlavia Springs B. G. Saltzgaber Maryland Street Cuba Carr Ty Cobb Mathewson Grover Land Toledo Hooke Spencer Lemon Chadburne

Des Moines Captures Western League Pennant In Dramatic Finish

In Omaha on September 29 Des Moines edged Sion City by one point to win the Western League pennant in a dramatic finish. Omaha needed two wins but Des Moines won its game with Lincoln as Omaha took the first game against Sioux City. Kane of Omaha hit a home run in the seventh inning of the second game to seal the title.

Omaha Neb Des Moines Sion City Sioux City Lincoln Kane

Central Unions and Piel Bros Tie for First

The Central Unions and the Piel Bros tied for first in the Commercial league last night. Central Unions posted a high team score with 99, while Miller of the Kingans led individuals with 216 and Papenbrock of the Marotts followed with 212.

Central Unions Piel Bros Ballards Leveys Liebers Water Companys Adams Kingans Marotts Miller The Papenbrock

Patsy Tebeau and the Spikes Baseball Tale of Sharp-Spiked Injuries

The article recalls Patsy Tebeau’s brutal collision with spikes from Orioles players, detailing how his shins were cut during a 183 Cleveland vs Baltimore game. It notes players’ reluctance to publicly support or oppose spikes amid then current controversy.

Cleveland Baltimore Patsy Tebeau Orioles McHean Teheaun Patsy Tie

Champion Is Banqueted In Louisville Celebration

Louisville's first association pennant was celebrated at a banquet hosted by owner William Grayson. The event marked the city’s first title in 19 years with a diamond shaped table setting and fern decorations. Each player sat at a place corresponding to his field position.

Ville William Grayson Louisville

Three Family Baby Born in Washington Iowa

A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fishburn and to Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Ralston and to Mr. and Mrs. Tad Plummer in Washington Iowa.

Walter Fishburn W. O. Ralston Tad Plummer Washington Iowa Democrat

Booths Famous People second edition booklet free

The newspaper announces the release of Booths Famous People second edition a 32 page booklet now published and offered free to any reader of this paper via a postal card request.

Booth’s

Central Association Drops Teams at Burlington Meeting

At the Central Baseball association annual session in Burlington Iowa the group voted to drop Winterloo Louisiana and Jacksonville Illinois from the league. Galesburg Illinois was selected to fill one vacant slot.

Burlington Central Baseball Association Winterloo Jacksonville Ill Galesburg

Hotel Bates Barber Shop at Seven West Market Street

Indianapolis listing highlights a new first class barber shop with ten chairs and sanitary conditions at 7 W Market St. The ad promotes the latest prestige facility as the city’s newest and prettiest barber shop.

Indianapolis W. Market Street

Bank Account Advice from a Columbia National Bank

An urging note promotes opening a bank account at Columbia National Bank to grow wealth with weekly deposits and suggests paying bills by check as the best savings method.

Columbia National Bank

Pirates Clinch National League Pennant on Clarke Day

The Pittsburg Pirates secured the NL pennant after defeating the Giants 12 to 9 in a batting spree. Manager Fred Clarke honored as fans donated a gold purse, with Gibson noted for 130 straight games caught and honors from Carnegie and the Board of Trade.

Tigers Blank Yankees 5 0 as Donavan Shuts Them Out

Detroit dominates New York with strong pitching and timely hitting scoring five runs on five hits. Donovan pitched well and the Tigers stay in the pennant race within two and a half games of Philadelphia as both teams chase the title with remaining games.

New York Bill Donolvan Tiger Stall Wilson Tigers Donovan Philadelph Cleveland Stanage Davy Jones Bush Cobb Moriarity Crawford Chase Austin Delehanty Blair Knight Jones Tom Jones Tommy Detroit Philadelphia Boston Chicago

Elston Sought as Fort Wayne Manager

A petition of 400 local fans asked Claude Varnell to appoint Curt Elston as manager of the Fort Wayne Central league team. Jack Hendricks will not return, while Elston has been drafted by Providence of the Eastern league.

Fort Wayne Ind Claude Varnell Curt Elston Jack Hendricks Elston Providence

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